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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $2O0,00O.
FIRE. MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE,


n NliiScompnny having been duly Organized and
Il the cnpital stock properly secured are now
= prepared to receive applications for insurance
ag0nsi loss ordnmagc by fire, on buildings mcrchan.
DUE, machinery, mills, manufactures, and nll de-
sctptions Of property Also mcrchnnd2c and pro-
dncc IN the course oinOnd transportation, and upon
the lives OF individuals. The rates Of premium which
will govern this institution, will conform to the cs-
iabished rates OF the eastern Offices All losses will
be Literally and promptly adjusted aud paid,
Directors.
IiRccnRcS--lIon L. n Cnmrn, William ], lie
bcrd, John W. Mndlox Jacob Pea
Fort Wdyac--pctcr T. Barley.
LGiaysttr--Thomns Il. Benhndgc.
Icrrc W1Htc--WOer W Early,
ErqnSriUo Henry y. AlIis
Ne,o n,ork-Elisha W. Chester, John J, V. Yves.
ipsEyel, Henry +. lolmadgc, Frederick Mason, jr,,
Richard {. Akcry
I, n. CARSAN, President,
f. " CHESTER, Y, Prcsidrm
= " AttEN, Secretary, Fi1ceppcs,
r, N /. ELpRGngg, Secr'y S 7rcds'r, Y. !.
hbv Jos. w. DOW, Agent, Ottawa.
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One summers tlav.

one summers dav.
For tow tcnl 10 his hHv
Nc Hennet went to the mrNlor--
Ir'l down from tho starg,
Broke the spine Of his bark.
And LEFT her n moumful wilder,
.,,..,,,..,.,r
n, ,,..,L.. Wv III ..'."H
N,,,.,,, g',, "Ns 1,'n'
enr,, rI,., Wv Wv. n.n ,.,,.,. mn
C,.I Nv, rn ~, wv. W'' III "
m, U,,., ',.a ni,.,. ."' W ; "'i n,,y,; t;
.,,' '.' = "0'" - "u'" ~ "''''
, ! 'F'
I"nF Wn" enough, 0nl kowl il, brt Of
course ! Woo'dnta hadhcr sNosc tdjl Cor n''crc.
noN Hnc sticks tot to this day 'tw's no'hin lint
m'''' ahL water Twas IN ths ing, Thlt's a likely
story why twas common report for hctterin
wear aior" he wA' Killed. thl' Philip Hcnnet
was gum unsteady bnt mover 'ot Miss Rcnnct
krowt ! hod any snch i!0o Sho and Loranv
lirrce, oil Pierre" Old Peter picrcc's dnror. you
Know sot crco' hy lorlny She took il putty
h7r' whcn the hu,h'nl was killed; che wont in.
'" oW'u' deep monrnn, mournin VIVA hocomu tow
nor; sh" was dark romp'cNinncl won,Hn aul
sac wASnt satisfied with wr1rin noNrnin herself:
twan' enoNr, sh" even mt black kNlikcr kivers
onto her bet | rcmcmhnr she hNl c,nfon
'r0N' 'Nwnnl trimmed with krap" hrt sho lin't
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-04
Mrs. swissheim II, wa>lins,on.

.,,s s,,;ss,,, ,u,.
". ~ ''''
'''''' ""' "'9sht-H' the ao'e ana spricd eHt"r
/ OF the PWSJHry Salur}ay IiStor Is now at
/ Washington watching and conyaeptiu., ON every.
tljno That Is sail ,r d,,,. H.. 60.
,,,,;.,,, r...;.......,..
'.'"' many ~ i'' ~ ''' "''"
severity III hcr GiucSmS, which Is rarely met
with. We take the following extract from one Of
/ her letters TO tbe n Y y,;a,oc IN nsro.l.;r,, r
/ l., .....,
7''''' ,''i', "'''' 'i'c pfc7'l' Va
u"h u u'e mon made 10y the members Of Con
J sress from both the north AMI south she saws:
There is ono Him, Mr. Gar,,,, ,,,, s,r;r,cs ,,..
mind very Forcillv. tIis il IN, ,o,s,o,,t. .,1 ,.
tuitnu, glori6cati1u, Of tbc Con,,itutinn l,nyc
heard flur snoc,Lcs--t-yo PRO Si.y,r,. anil t,yo
Anti slavery. Int sl,,lt ON, f,,.I, - ,,,r, ,a,
has "ogr uIorinu. Cnp..itptio,p.its coro,r,,,i,.
ifs wis,l,,o- ia s,rcr,,,I .,rI ,o,c ,c,.;a, r.,
me this Look. as if t. s,,ntcrs fi, ,l,, +,
eI prais. The Constitution Los L,,, ,,Ii;. Hal
I think. and most If III If audience Laia ra,J ~.
can read it, is il not very stran1c thot thew
cannot trust TO sneak for ii.clf-rr that whom
they have spoken for it, and no one contradic;cd,
they cannot proceed To something elsef They
keep such ding dong about "svpyor'jag the Con
s'ihtion." One might imagine 1t was some misc.
rabIe. dccrcpt old creature that was no longer n
De to toitcr on crutrhes, but must needs be held
up on every side, AMI dragged along like druG-
ken lcaFcr, on his road TO the "lock Up"
] have some considerable respect for the Con.
siitutlun and am sorry those who should best ul.
der,iau! it, think i. 50 veal, Is 10 require such 9
continual bulstcTins up pruppiny an ,lcfenlmg.
clustering, a swaggtrias, Jlowin,. 4 bragrin;
Strength should bring ngcalmness The conscious.
ness Of integrity should set folks at then ease
AMI the nervous cagemc.s with which these gen.
tlemen haste 10 defend and laud the Constitution
when no one Is attacking IT, looks as if they tlo't
1t very vulnerable. As administered and gencr.
ally understood, there Is no doubt but it is so--
ihgsc compromises II Is said TO have made do
really require some dcftnr. For instance in 90.
. lns from Pttsburg to Cincinnati a few weeks n
Co. therc was woman on board or boat, who
had oaen purchased by the man who had her in
e,rmI' ai ioI ,'Sc h'I,tcH AMI my d"lArs--i'-
a;,L. I,,,. i'i s'',ary SHY
-. -. 1''' Nus oee'i SUN 'or no no i'ui'' ou'
s',I'r "ti n''I-pi was N "eO'' 1hT IL, ietl
IT. "1",' "'o"'c'' s''teEs' Il h",hhI "iI1
''' VI "''"' ''' H''"h'
looked ON her face with It's hagglrl grief
mere "Sonpromlses' were written IN brief;
4 c'u''leu her tears as they fell amaIn
~ "'- Col"t",'iise' again AMI again.
.J,IoN5h' oi babe Mt CABIN door,
. "n'I' y nolnef .hadow slm!l ial no more
r u''"G"o Il the WISDOM OF this great land
M~zSho'ed Ils..S '"Sether--a nighty band,
w ..n "IIIl'y' u, Dh'' h'NieS AZ It's c9mmand
~, '''uu i'' NY v''i"'"A any E''M,hS Sw"d
~, a. ""y.'5 'h'l''''ii7 anu learned boards,
""'' MI l'"louS "otds ap'H' frceueh'
""' ms
~ url oIc '!le Cd' & from ltS mother s Nr.n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-05-04
Fox River House, FM
, Ottawa, 1Il. g..ss

fjNNIS popular establishment continues in tuii ope-
ration, and lis accommod. tons are inferior to
none N the country. Travellers will always lind
the table supp.edw-h choice game, and every deli
cacy the country atioids. a continuance OF the H.
bcrn share public patronage heretofore extended
is solicited aur 4, 'lg-u
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ittornrn 8 .

J. II. McGrcsor. ittorncy and Counsellor al
Igtn, btidirH. Office one door from CuTucr oi
la Sale AMI Canal-sts., dueri'y in front OF the
court house Particular attention paid to alcncles
aud collections ap sJ-Gm'
Champlin n Wallace, u c. .Chanplm--W. ii
l.. Wallace ltt1rHcys dHd C0HDScilOyS a Ldc
Office mp stairs IN the next building no'th ~ the
Post office nov %, 40.
L.. \. Leland, 1tiorucy and Counsellor at lar
Has removed hls office from Rcddicks block, to
the room formerly occupied by the sberif, IN the
court hoIse, noW occupied N PARTLY Loreino he
land may -
Norris n Fisher. Geo II Norris Geo : Fish
crJ Ahornrgs a. L1r aaA Lg1i dgsHfs, our
wI. ~ Wdlp particular altcnuonto the pay
mcnt of taxes in any pau OF Illinois purchasing
AMI selling real estate, investigating titles, collect
ting denluls, buying aud selling military aud
warrants nnt locating them on the hest idHdS lpr
sol licrs or oh'rs neutrality-suspicious. and nll claims
against the government. Ollice in the courthouse.
April u, 1919.
VI. u. uollis,cr. Iu9rarg anil Counsellor a.
Lar and S,'iritor in 'ta1rerg- III
Office over the rear oi g. Burr's store, opposite
the Mansion huusc. Jan. 40
Glover n COok, u o Clover Il { Cook r.
iprneys and Councillors a. Law - Oftair1. OF
iec ia Red lick's Block, east side OF the public
square. Jun iS-u
Henry c.. Cotton, liiJrney and Caungcll1r NJ
Lar md Solicitor m Cidgrcrg--Oi OifGird, ms
Office IN ltclIieks block, cast side Of the public
square. lln ~
=. .Eanln,l, iH9rncyW L1i"-0srcg7, Ken
hfaigH Co. MS. Aug 10, lSl5--u
& \. Ingalls,, iiiorneg md Conpsci'0rm lar.
Opposite the Sh llousc. CHICAGO, lLrs.
Particular attention paid 10 Agcnclc. and collect
il". mrh ~ 10
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OTTAWA TANNEi,Y

nnw niull operation, where cash at all times is
j paid for all kinds Of Hides and Skins. Plaster
'g hair on hand AMI tor sale at the nnnefy or nj my
shoe andlcn,hcrs;ore. Jnl5 Nm HASKELL.
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FURMlTURE!!-g

s-.,~-7-,-- FU Il ME U RE! ---LJ
3 -, CABINET FURNITURE ;tLr
THE subscriber has just returned from s. Louls,
'wdcJe he has made his selection OF such articlcs
ol Furniture ought to suit this market, part Of
which he hAs now on hand
Ayarirty II bureaus, centre tables, lounges stands,
some new styles ol chairs, rockers etc, etc which
he wILscll at prices that must giyc satisfaction.
lickccpsa llrnr,e, and Is prepared to do nnvihing
IN the line Of undertaking PETER RUSSELL.
L1Sallc S., Ottawa, Ap'l ~ 1850 -39-rf
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Business Gar0s.
y. %. slAaliLLE,

NJ OllLESAl4E and retail dealer in all kinds Of
w Couicctionary,
Toys Candy. FrIit, &c, Canal street, a few doors
west OF La Salir-st, Ottawa.
Wedding aud other parties supplied with ornn-
mental confectionery, cakes, ace clrnm. &c &c, at
hort notice. MP ~. Gm.
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New Lumber Yard.

undersigned bcgs 10 iulorm the public gene
rail- that he has for sa!c every variety Of
Lam6er, Shingies, and Loih,
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PAINTS. Ol,.s. AND GLASS,


at reduced price
Canal 81, west Of the Public Square. Ottawa Ills
Aug2l, 1919 JOHN HOSSACK
CIrviaSc ~ Wagon NanufactO,y.
w VI PALMER returns hanks 10 the public for
w The liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ON
ham, andhlyiug associated himself wuh ]. G. GAY,
he would state that they are prepared to carry the
Carriage and Wagon Maxim" business.
IN allts various branches. Oar stock of lumber Is
wtll seasoned and wr are determined To make thc
hest work that Is made in the country Tyo-h0r
wagons KEEP, constantly on hand. Niwho wish to
purchase are invited 10 call aud examine for them
selves before Purchasing elsewhere Shop on the
corner OF Columbus and Jefferson streets Lumber
taken IN cNchangr torwok. WN PALMER,
Ottawa feb lI.HS ! G. GAY
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WV VNNN NNNANHN..

0rIee, "a Story. North End of RciEcEs Bric1
Bloek, East Side of ne Court House Square.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-16

ss41 Prom s...son. lnoans, aos mrwlcs week, Thur
day and Saturday
To Napoleon BY pm. 80 miles,
And back between m, "Wednesday and Friday, and
6pm.
ss4s From Bethlehem. Indiana. at a m. twice week.
Wednesday and Saturday,
BY New Washington;
To Lexington by II I'm, is miles
And back between IL m, and 6pm;
Separate proposals. for service from New Washington
to Bsshiehsm, and from New Washington 70 Lexins-
3949 From Charleston, Indiana, al m, once week,
By Sylvan Grove, Blue Lick. Chestnut Hill Salem,
Texas, Bono and Spring Mills ea ase4T GAG
To Bedford by l2mnext day, 60 miles ;1
And back between ! m Friday, and p mnert day.
$3.50 From Charleston, Indiana, at m, once Week.
By Pine Lick, yisnns, Little York. and ssges Ferry
To Brownstown by 8 pm, Al miles; isseM
And back between a m and m wednesday.
1851 From Jeesonvie Indiana, at Am, ui-weekiy Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, 8
To louisville Kentucky, BY am, mile; 4 as
And back between 10 am and II m. AU.s
1850 From Louisville, Kentucky, at 81 m daily VIII
By Portland, New Albany, Ind, Galena, Greenville.
Palmyra. Fredercksburg, Hardinsbnrg Chambers
burg, Psoi, Nstehsz, Mount Pleasant, Washington,
To Vmcennes BY 5 d m next day. ITO miles
And back between, 81 p m and m next day.
ss53 From Louisville, Kentucky, At m, t-weekly,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday L
BY Jacksonville, Ind. Hamburg, Bennetsvile, New
Providence, Pekin, Salem, New Retreat, Lisonia,
t,s Claysvllc, and Lost River ase A
To nrAsns hv g. D m, so miles,
And back bctwcen m and pm, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday. 6s4
1854 From New Albany, Indiana, at m, trweeky,
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday a III g@
BY Lanesvillc and Corydon, gfs
10 Lcayenworh BY 4 m, "a miles; A tg
And back between q m and m next days, F
1886 From New Albany, Indiana, at m, once week,
Thursday; Ase fDls
BY Georgetown, New Salisbury, Barren, Midtown,
Proctorsvie Mount Prospect, and WickIfe, i
To Jasper BY p m next day, SO miles WIFI
And back between am Tuesday, and 6P m next day.
1886 From Mauckpor, Indiana at m, once week,
% Friday at8 .ssENSEasF il
BY Corydon and Davidson; A9
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----- .u ksnusis indiana at 5a once week, Tues
day;
By West Salem. Mill Grove Cataract, and Poland
To Bowling Green by 10 m next day, A miles
And back between p m Wednesday and n next
day.
s97s From Bloomington, Indiana, At once aweek.
Thursday ~
BY stamiordi ~
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09
TAKEN yrP
IN S y r A N @ e !.
The Protection Insurance Company, Of
Hartford, Conn,

The FrOtectlOn insurance COMPANY OF
Hartford, Conn, &c
TONTINuE TO issue policies on the most ia
~ yorable terms, at their Agency in ST. Paul,
Min, Ter. on Dwellings, Stores, Hotels, Ware
houses, Mills, Manufactures, Barns, &c. &c. sc.
Also, On Household furniture, and Gop:ls, Mares.
and Merchandise contained or stored therein. ~
gainst loss or damage by fire. Also, on Dry
Goods, Groceries, Manufactured Goods, Pro-
duce, Household furniture, Live Stock, and every
other description of Merchandise or Personal
Property, shipped or to be shipped per good stsam
boat, or bouts to and from points on the Western
waters, or between Eastern cities IVA Lakes, OF
other inland routSl and any towns in the Western
country, against the hazards Of Inland Transper-
tation. Also, npon shipments Of Goods. Wares
and MeFchandize, per good vessel o; ye.sels, be-
tween New Orleans and Eastern ports-between
New Orleans and other Gulf pcrts--between all
American ports and English or European Ports,
or to any maritime port whatsoever in the Atan-
tic waters, against the Peris of the Seas, at the
lowest rates Of premium charged by other respoa-
sible Companies. For full information tc rates,
adjustment Of losses, sc. apply to the undersgn-
ed, who is authorized to issue Fire and Marine
Policies, withou, delay. -
3S-tf W.P. MURRAY,
Agent Protection Insurance Co,
St Paul jan s. 1850
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IN S U r A NJ G <

Protection, Fire and Marine Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn.---fncor-
porated in 1925.
annual Premiums, Capital Stock and Sur
plus Fund, 81 100000.
ENHIS old and responsible Company continues
Il to Issue policies ON the NEST favorable terms
on Dwelling Houses, Household Furniture, Stores,
Stocks of Goods, Warehouses and their Con-
tents. Mills and Manufactures, SC, &C.. against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE. f
Also, on Goods, Wares and Merchandise, a.
gainst the hazards Of Inland Transportation, and
| upon the Ca-goes Of Sea Vessels.
| The Protection Insurance Company having, in
the last 20 years, paid Many Millions Of Dollars
at their several agencies throughout the Cpi,ed
States and the British Provinces, have established
just reputation for solvency and fair dealing,
which challenges comparison with any other In
surance Company on the Continent Of America.
The annexed extract from an article on the sub
ject of Insurance Companies, taken from the New
York Day Book, exhibits briefly the stan ling and
policy Of this Company:
1.-The 'Moneyed Mem Of this ancient and al
ways prosperous city of Hartford, have for half a
century been famous throu ghont the Union for the
care. discretion, rigid honesty, ana unyaryng
success, with winch they haze formed and mar
aged corporations Of this description. No Hart
ford Bank or Insurance Company har ever failed
These Companies have for more than a whole
generation scattered their risks in nearly every
State Of the Union, and haye never failed 10 pay
the innunerable losses which they have insured
against
All losses arising upon policies issued By the
undersigned, will be promptly adjusted and paid
at the General Agency Office, located at Cincin-
natl, o. A large portion Of the funds Of the
Company. (including all premiums received at
the western agencies, is deposited with the Gen
eral Agent of the Company at Cincinnati, for the
payment of Weste IN and Southern losses.
Apply 10 ii. l.. MOSS.
3s-,f Agent:
Saltwater NJ r., JAM g, 1850.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

} Tn heco ciono of
he
with the of the Legislature rePugnant to the
context of the sames tau
understood
of
others acquired
the law shall be construed
and
ting. -, man,
the singular number only may
Ion importing the plural number
!nly may applied thing well
and word importing the
and be applied females well
mates ,sa,,
officers,
declared the law giving the
authority. F.,
be aGnnor'
whom freehold estate interest
in by deed and the word grantee as including
such interest In like
Fifth hghway" be construed include
road authority the United States of this
Of bridges
inhabtant construed resi-
dent in any city 's@s14 - 3ltl -i4~
worqs person
lunatic and distracted
Inc worn inc
arces
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aTandl
shall bacor
ments and all rights thereto and
Tenth, The word month shall
month"; unless otherwise
enda otherwise expressed; and the
alone, shall he equivalent the Lord"
Eleventh, The ..n -
bv law be
stuted for and in the like
be construed to include the word ''afirmed" ...
Twelfth The word sperson" and be applied
bodies polite apd corporate, well individuals.
oi1 p.ooNee AN w"
shall to
following which such made
other section expressly designated such reference.
Fourteenth, In which the public
Office shall be be affixed
from such Office, the word sea shall be
include of such official
alone well impression made by of wafer
affixed thereto
Fifteenth The include
would
the specially relating such cities districts
Sixteenth swil shall
ellis, well as wills.
Seventeenth The words written and Sin writing be
include hographmg,
other mode of words and letters: Pdd however,
that all where the
CURED shall always be the hand writing
he is unable to write. his mark
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NOTICE

IS hereby given, thar the co-partnersnlp
heretofore esis,ing between William y
NIPPLES, Of Dubuque, Iowa, and Josepn,s
Mel .aughiin Of the Falls Of II. Lro'xs
Wisconsin, under The name and stJ'e Of
NAPLES & Mclaughlin is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent Of the two part,es.l ins
liquidation Of the amounts properly DUE ~
said business or co-psrtnsfsh'p, as well a.
the general aiijastn,s',t oft'i matters epPssS
,.;,iru thereto will be attended o7iy she'
sa;d JoSEPHuS MCLAUGHLIN. -
Dubuque, Dec. |, 1919. s5.6Y
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Omar the ST. Anthony Library association
eaad by the Legislative assembly q the Territory q MN
is.ta That ! Carlton r. p Russell, Ira Burrows, Eli +.
Lewis Farnam and their associates, be- and they are
thereby constituted body corporate and polite by the name OF the
Anthony Library association for the OF establishing
preserving Library Anthony Falls and by that name
ha eoy all the privileges and franchises and be subject to all
liabilities incident corporation
Said corporation may buy sell and hold property both
personal for the and OF said Library an
exceeding thousand dollars and receive dona
:tions 20 be applied as the donor may direct.
Said corporation shall have to make and enforce
such effect the object
.eontem plated by this and to adopt common seal
APPROVED the first day Of November thousand eight hundred
:and ory-nine.
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CRAP XLv.--An Act concerning Notaries Public.

SEC h. o Noas Public shall h be pHo1s Public
s h% % %
counties hcreunto attached for judicial purposes
i. shall ss ] (. s
his said Office; and shall bond the Governor, with
sufficient surety the penal , five hundred dollars se9a
That nothing in this act shall be construed to remove Notars
o s Wh the sesr s Ss % Amy Fsa pgs a
the Clerk Of the District Court in the county in which the said
na'o o oee shall depos such records
% @ and ay san @ ss than fifty dsa
more than five hundred dollars and any a or n
papers, aforesaid which his hands the ~
that he and pay sum than fifty dollars
than five hundred dollars and shall know
Psss he shall t;, sum not IS than aa
Go h nor more . ian hve nuno h ns De-
duty every Notary Public,
hall be BY him for
every endorser Of exchange; maker
makers Of and each and security endOrser Of any pos
other written instrument Immediately after such
SEC s. duty every Notary personally,
upon person persons protested against
prdd he they reside within miles the residence of
miles of om] such residence the said notice may be
every Notary Public keep of Record "
shall ipi have been served and the all the parties
whom the directed and the description and amount OF
evidence such notices. in trial before
this Territory where proof of such notice may become
Courts, % be sas sy. .s % % , s sa s p
by deposited their office. and atesed
the d eefe are
the had been given by the said Notares Public All forfeit
half him them who shall sue for the same to
% sm s ss onv r s su EssS P niHs &
SEC Full faith and credit s be given to all the pr No'a
Public Office hereafter to be appointed under the
S"a.o rss% ss s
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CHAP. XLVI.--An Act relating to Interest.

SEC l. That any of interest which persons
upon exceeding twelve cenum annun shall be legal
valid Prorded That all bills OF exchange promsoy
notes demands wherein the rate of interest
specified shall be computed dollars for
giving Of the OF hundred dollars for
one wear and that for less sum- or tor
longer shorter time Prorded further That no bank or oorpo.
except otherwise provided by their charter shall
directly indirectly than seven per centum
interest for any of money loaned
Sec If or corporation shall take accept or re-
ceye for giving day of payment upon bill of exchange
promsory contract debt demand greater rate OF M
herein before limited such corporation shall
forfeit Of the to be recovered with
suit Of the person persons paying
interest," action of asump before any court
having competent jurisdiction Por,ded That the sun Is com
menced within one year the day of payment of such
of interest. sia. aaoe 81. -
g. This shall take effect from and after its passage
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TAKEN Up.

NAME into the enclosure, of the subscri-
u about two weeks since, young steer,
black and white, line back, about 2 I-2
years old. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take him
away. S7-4w j. X. IRVINE.
ST.. Paul, Dec. cath, 1S49. @
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09
Char XLyUAu Ac respecting for cattle sheep
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respecting marks and brands for horses, cattle sheep
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That shall be the duty of the Clerks OF the County
Commissioners in each county on the OF any person.
resident the county, record description OF the marks or
which such be DESTROYS of marking has
horses CATTLE sheep hogs but the shall not be
for more than resident Of the township
SEC 2 If any person shall wily mark any of his horses
cattle sheep hogs with the mark brand previously re-
corded by resident the township and while the
mark or brand shall used him. the offending shall
every such offence five dollars to be by ac
ton Of debt before any the peace the and for
the use Of the mark brand shall be used and If
any shall uy brand the horses cattle sheep
other person with brand mark the pe-
son 50 ondng shall forfeit such offence to the
injured ten dollars BY action Of debt before
Justice PEACE in the and for the use OF such person.
pon any cattle horses sheep hogs the property Of another
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09
TAKEN UP,

ONE yoke of oxen, years old. One
Y white, with red on the neck and ruinp,
and the right horn broken off. The other
red with white face. The owner is re-
qnested TO prove property, pay charges, apd
take them away. ,.ssr,.
S4-4w - LOUIS La CROIX.
Pigs Eye, near ST.. Paul, Dee. Ssh, 1919