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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
lied.

L4E y.
Mthe iifsyrtie House Forhesovvn.o on The 9Th inst
sour.
Mr, BROWN came to CaEieeris IN 1850. imnedia,
subs quenl 10 lh- discovery Of Ia lie reInaiaed in
Oahf1rnil NATL he autumn II 81 when hr returned
II the Stats. bat feeling tina; his home va ne, awsy
IRON the au.g amt prosperous state Of California. b,
re'arlrt "A .u ia The summer of -, anl remain =.
permanent citizen Of Butte eo4a,y, igou. that liFae until
his death
Ia oFier 10 hecnne strongly attached to Mr. Brosr
a was only necessary become acquainted with him
hs hlS correct habis. upright department. and homes
principles he justly the crni fence and esteem
Of all " iih whom H. in contact. tie vas Ite
il'aesi work OF ''odan honest men, In the autumn
ri 1888 he attached himself sle Masonic fraternity. Of
which he remained member .aiil has dealh He VIZ
truly an onameui TO his Nsse professions aal ia his
issi ilisss requested 10 be bariei s.i saafc honor
NhicA was done in form. By Forbusown I.odse No So
On his death-ood he prof5s=ci 10 feel and know thai
his Redeclner lived, sud that his hepes xer. founded
Hpon hin, nor founded there in vsin
Mr.. Brown has len wife ana one chilli n r,c,-,,
their los. which is doubtless his Infinite ylin His d.
EASE told, ahscess IF The lungs.
Peace be To his .1s:ies aad bored be his memory.
Frrewcli dear ii nj, anil IN: mora
Which snail 5oar rising scul -..s-n
Aai your 'riuRih1H s1al ar.-e
ToHe siits S.'is4es4 h- = :.
R1--r i4as > 1855.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
PROBATE UoTG.E

. jJichal Kelly has filed tnis DAY in my office,
Va petition praying for letters OF admin
istration, on the estate of Timothy lyman,
deceased late Of Butte County California.
A hearing OF said petition will be had In the
Probate Court of SAID county, at its called
session, on the third Monday in August, 1855.
Given under my hand at Bidwell, this sixth
day OF June. 1855.
ieo A. E. GRIFF TIL, Probate Clerk.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
WYANDOTT EXCHANGE.
wvapdott. April II. 1884
NOTICE

Ihc Board cf Supervisors make the fol-
lo,o"ig omeas!alsafs TO the t0tonsh'p lines Of
Jy0 and Oregon Townships, 10 Urn ;
Orc township; TO commence at Noodman's
Ranch running parallel to the River to a point
below Boon Bar thence east across Feather
River, mile thence parallel with the river
to Pluma- County line
Oregon Township line to commence at a
point gu n Fork Feather line and run S. W.
| mile north of French Town. thence IA mile
south Angels Ranch, thence west to Hamilton
Township line.
The following is the rule adopted by the
Board OF Supervisors in relation to petitions
Tor Roads Rule 9th, Twenty days prior to
the presentation OF petition for road, two
notices shall be posted in the vicinity of said
road, lin each townships through which said
road will rum in the most public places, no.
tees shall designate the place OF starting,
course, and place of ending, proof OF said no.
tees must be made before the Board at the
time of application.
Board adjourned to meet at Bidwell on Tues
day June 90, 1865. II B. MOORE, Chan.
A. E, GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

ACcoI0OATIoN ~ K OF STAGES
]. Assem- ger g !: c ] c1zz2
FROM MARYSylLLE TO AME ICAN VAL.
LEY AND NELSON CREEK
The above Line - now running AMI connec-
ing at Bid@lls Btr. with the California
Stage Co 10 the following places
Barry Greek, Ell bethtown,
i..=ntain House, B ok Hawk Greek,
French Greek, hush Greek,
Pea Vine Greek, lAdi II Valley,
Meadow Y Hey, Rich Bar,
Backs Rauch, Iniisn Bar,
Eagie Gntch, Smiths Bar,
Spanish Ranch, Jun ton Bar.
N North Fork of Feather River, American
Valley AMI Nelson Greek
RUNNING AS FOLLOW
Leaves Marysville az + O'Clock A NJ. AMI
arrives al Auericlu Valley at clOekP. NJ
next day.
RETURNING
Leaves American Valley at = O'Clock A NJ
and arrives at Bldwils Bar att o'clock, A
NJ. next day. in time to take the Company :
Stages to VI .rysville and al parts ot Calilor
MIA Carrying our own EXPRESSES to N
from the above named places, for the regul ?
and speedy conveyance Of GOLD DUST. TREA-
SURE, PACKAGES, PARCELS. LETTERS
AND FREIGHT
COLLECTIONS made, and all business per
tanning to an EXPRESS, attended to.
No freight or package received weighing
over l21 pounds.
ie23 We SINGER & co
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

BUTTE LODGE, no. 80, F. s A. NJ
Lodge meets at their hall in Bidwell, on the
first and thirl Saturdays Of each mouth, at I
?. VI. OHcer,-GEO II. CaO 'ETrE, W NJ
". GILKYSON, S W, p II HARRIS, J.
" JOHN WILSON, Sce'y
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

FORBESTOWN LODGE, F. A. Nj No. so
Geets he second Saturdays Of each month.
\ q Simpson, ". VI John Roland, S. W.,
G. G Foot j " John II Sharp, Sec'y.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
Paints, Oils, Window Glass &c

FEyHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST
4 received III store, from ships Charmer,
Saraccn, Tornado, Water Witch. Neptune S
Car, Boston Light, Westward Ho, and S 5.
Bishop large additions to their stock, making
it, as heretofore, the most extensive IN this
city. We have now in store;
PURE LE.4D-20 tons e Atlantic and
English Also 25 tons Pure, Extra, and No
ZINC e.4L,"T-10 tons Hermann and
snow white.
P.4Ls'TS-500 English, red, yellow. and
black. 10000 lbs red, yellow and fire. proof
dry.
ITER.NaN:N'' s COLORS-50 cases, as
sorted colors
RED LEAD & LITH-4RGE-5 tons,
Atlantic and English
LLN'SEED OIL, 900 gallons boiled and
raw Also. Turpentine and Camphene, $500
gallons each.
900 gallons Polar Lamp Oil, bleached.
V.AR.NISH 200 gallons 1idens lst and
81 quality coach. furniture. durar &c.
p MT BRUSHES. 200 dog adams
and '@Strattons.'
'WHITEWlS do 200 doz, do do.
GLUE 200 cases, China and "Cooper,s"
WOW GLd SS-1 400 bxs assert ed
sizes, German, SC.
Plate GL.4SS-20 plates, 53xS4 to Cox
1913.
PUTT'Y--30 bbls, in bulk and bladlers.
ALSO
TFHITI.N'G, Red and White Chalk, ground
auI lump Rotten Pumce Stone. Emery, Sanl
Paper, Black Lead, Bone Black PAINT MILLS,
and our usual assortment of articles and tools
For sale at the lowest market rates, by
SAWYER, JOHNSON x CO..
Importers aud Jobbers,
Nos 1903 and 105, Front street,
Next to the Corner of Washington.
San Francisco.
Orders with remittance Will be promptly
executed. Ml2-3m-
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
Browns Hotel.

FOiIBE ) to " ", bNtle COANIy,
California.
J. II. SHARP & ] II. LILLERD, Proprietors.
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform their friends, and the public generally
that they have leased the above House. aud
are prepared to accommodate the public with
the best the Market affords.
Their BAR, will always be supplied with
the choicest Wines, liquors and I'gars Ind
they hope by strict atts1.;sion to me wants Of
the Public to receive a iIoeral share of their
patronage S.ages leave the House for Ma
rysville erery morning.
] II. SHARP. t. co.
Forbstown, May 10, 1855.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
9flrqspilIe aAueTtistmspta
PiNk'S

IN N ~
LAGER BEER IND REFRESH
WEN1 SALOON,
CORNER OF D AND FIksT STREETS, MARYs-
WILLIE, CALIFORNIA
The undersigned would respectfully gre
notice to his old friends and the public geners
ally thai he has removed his LAGER BEER
and REFR EsHMENT SALOON TO the basement
Of Rameriez' brick block, corr er d and First
streets, where he is prepared 10 serve Fresh
Oysters. Pork Outlets, Hutton thops, PR
ter HOUSE Steaks. Fresh Eggs, at all hours
of the day and night and in the finest style
Lager Beer at lch0ltsdle-
HENRY PINK.
Marysville. June I, 1875. je-9
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
20 vyEyoEI n rIAY CONCERN.

20 wEgoEI IT rIAY CoNCG&N.
a LII THOSE INDEBTED TO THE UN-
a DERSIGNED are kindly requested to give
US a call, procure a receipt in full, with our
grateful Acknowledgements. We are particn-
Iarly anxious to retain our credit below. aud
if all those indebted will give Us a helping
hand, we can soon cancel all our Ii bilities
S Z LADD.
StringtOEn. June %, 1856. ie23
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30


STATEMENT OF THE FINAN-
GAL CONDITION OF BUTTE
CO., TO DATE.
This report is based upon the report made
by the County Auditor ON the 18th of April.
1854. which report showed the entire indebt-
edness at that time to be S34,213 co
OF which was general debt, SIS, 063 40
= Jail debt, 1850 20
Total, S34 .223 60
Amount of County warrants is
sued en- general fund since
April "a, 1854, Sl9.3l6 40
Interest accrued on debt since
April "A. 1854, 1895 IA
Total. $40 .6l2 IA
Total amount of expenditures and
and intei est since April 24th,
1854, S20,6l2 IA
Total amt of County warrants re-
deemed since April "A. 1854, $S4.7O9 10
From which deduct total amt
Of expenditures and interest,
being. 206l2 "A
Shows excess of collections over
expenditures, sI4.o97 81
Which deduct from amount of
debt the oath April, 1851,
which was S84223 50
Deduct, 1907 6l
20 l25 90
or which is general debt, $l5,l22 20
jul debt, 5,O03 10
Total debt, $40. 1925 80
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
State of California. :

State of California, !
County of Butte,
NT Office is hereby given, that the under
~ signed via apply to the Board of Super
visors of sand County, at the next regular
meeting Of said Board, for a Licence to con
struct Road and Briige Ferry across the
Middle Fork of Feather River, at or near its
Junction with the North Fork of Feather Riv
er the Rond to run from the Bridge or Fer
ry on the south side of said river to the d.
viding ridge between Cherokee Ravne and
the River; On the north side of said Middle
Fork, following he dividing ridge between the
North Fork OF Feather River and Mill Greek,
to a point near Jacks Ranch, on the Road lead
ing from Marysuilie to American Valley, in
Plumas CO.. with the privilege of taking Toll
on said Road and Bridge or Ferry. Said
Road to be called the Linchburg and Ameri-
can Valley Toll Bridge or Ferry Road.
minute survey and engineering of same to be
made, and Specifications will be made and
filed with said applications.
A. FARGO
S. A. DICKEY
J. L. MEACHAM
c. 5 THOMAS
D. CARLISLE
R. C. BAKER. atty. no30
State Of California PROBATE COURT
County Of Butte, } at Chambers,
Bidwel, May %, 1855,
In the matter of the Estate of John L,
Kerns deceased.
1T is ordered and adjudged, that all persons
4 interested in said estate be and appear
before me Vt tie Curt House in the town OF
Bidwell on Saturday he I'll day of oily 1852
at 10 o'clock \. NJ on - -. Jay to show cause
:. any they have, why an order should rse DC
granted t. the adm nistrator ID said es tate to
sell the Real Essa Of said deceased, to pay
his debts. GIVEN under my hand at the
town of Bidmell this the 2Sth day of May
1865. JOSEPH Z, n, LEWIS.
Probate Judge Butte Co,
Attest, A true iull and complete copy of
an original order Of said Probase Juege, now
on f,e and remaining IN riy oftce,
Witness NY hand aud the sea- OF SAID Court
at BidTell this June l, 1875.
II, E. GRIFFITH. Pro, elk,
BY TH0M Is WELLS, D c,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
GOLD DUST

[Lg .UJ 81
Or COIN Forwarded to any part Of the United
States Or Europe. and Insured.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
Procured on all the Principal Cities of the
Unite States aud Europe
GOLD DUST shipped to the Mint at San
Francisco, AMI returns made
COLLECTIONS made and funds RENTED at
current rates.
LETTERS and PACKAGES promptly de-
nvcretl AMI all business pertaining to an EX-
PRESS. which may be entrusted to their care,
viii BE promptly executed on the most reason
able terms.
.wESSON & co.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
SOMETHING NEW IN EEDsV EEL!
The Fire Proof Store Full Of Goods!



e
merchandise are
o and
the following
nomSa
him
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
EvEB.qL ,fDVEBTISLs-G .fGEvcY

VUST AS l EXPECTED. Russ has been
- down aud stole a lot of Barley and Dutton
sells it. They are bound to go to the State
Prison in the fall jel6
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

A. Z. GRIFFITHs,
Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23

The inmates of the long low row of brick
buildings on the west side of state house
square were astonished and excited by read
ing the following which they found in the
Cincinnati Enquirer of Friday:
Here our state government at least is
rapidly being purified. Let us re-elect those
sterling men who have been instrumental in
this publication. Let us also secure an
honest, capable, and truly democratic state
legislature, to continue the good work"
This process of " publication" has been
going on ever since l849. The total taxa
tion of Ohio at that time, for all purposes,
was 1851 1878. Last year, the total taxa
ton in the same state, and for the same pur-
poses was fraction over NINE MILLIONS,
or only about three, fold increase in the five
years of locofoco rule 1t is very pleasant
to know that we are rapidly becoming
purified" but we humbly suggest to the
operators that the process is rather too costly
for the times. The Enquirer is very funny.
But the weather is cool and we can stand it.
10. S. Jour.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23

EXCLUSION OF THE X. n. DELEGATEs.-
The refusal of the x. N. national conven-
tion to admit the Louisiana delegates must
have an in furious effect on the order in the
southern states. There are in Louisiana,
Maryland and Virginia, and other slave
states, many native Catholics, who are quite
as we'll disposed as their Protestant friends
in the north to prescribe persons of foreign
birth In such localities, it has been repre-
sented that the order had no objection 10 re-
ceiving native Catholics; and the ritual Of
the order has been so changed III those places
as to admit them to full membership. The
Louisiana X. Ms were SO we'll assured it
was only foreign Catholics to which the Or
der was opposed, that they sent full Cath
olic delega ton to Philadelphia, not doubling
that their representatives would be admitted
to seats in the national council but when
the question came up, they found that they
were themselves the ojectS of prescription.
The north, east and west voted i'll body
against their admission, while the southern
members voted almost unanimously to re-
ceive them. From this it would seem that
it has been generally supposed at the south
that native Catholics could be received into
the order. The decision will undeceive the
southern x. Ms, and will probably have
the effect to break up the lodges i'll many OF
the southern states.-l Toledo Rep.
MIDDLE GRoUND.-A short visit to the
middle ground yesterday, convinced us that
a few more weeks can only elapse before we
shall see two huge brick buildings rising up
where once the river howed-striking and
truthful finger posts of the march of progress
and improvement. The stone work of both
the passenger buildings and the freight depot
is done, and when the brick is up will make
nearly 5000 feet Of wall 20 feet high. All
this work must be finished this summer
The general freight house will be occupied by
the M. S. & n. l. railroad almost exclusive
ly, and the passenger shed will be occupied
by the Sandusky & Toledo, Cleveland & To-
ledo, Illinois & Toledo, and NJ. S. & N. In
diana, juilItly. negotiations are now going
forward to purchase additional ground, near
the present watering tank, enough upon
which to erect union transfer freight depot
for the accommodation of all these roads,
The union depot will be commenced this
summer. The gravel trains are now engaged
filling in below the depots to form an exten-
sive dock for coal, general out door storage,
&c; which will be some 800 feet long by $50
wide. The Illinois track is now laid so as
to connect with the depot grounds, and the
Clevelend and Sandusky tracks will soon
connect also. Five gravel trains are now
at work filling in for the docks and embank-
ments.-l'roledo Rep.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23
E4IED.

In Maumee City June 18th, of consumption, Mrs.
c. j. d. wife Of P c. Holt, in the 9th year Of her
age.
On the death of Mrs H. all classes can but feel
the loss Happy in her domestic relations, she has
left large circle TO mourn for one who was pecul-
iarly calculated to cheer the pathway of this life
, cy~,,.'-;4y @ nnurn bor loss u +h"t
ready comfort the afflicted and soothe the suffer
ing. The church of God mourn her
active, watchful to do the will of her Divine
Master.
When eleven years of age she experienced reli-
gion and frCm that time has lived life devoted TO
her profession, and las gone to rest with bright
hopes of q blessed immortality in the spirit world.
Though naturally tmd and afraid of death. yet
when the hour of dissolution came, she exclaimed,
/" How sweet to die, and that too on Sabbath morn
ing" On being told that she would be happy with
the Savior, she smiled and said Yes for there is
no sin there and fell asleep in Jesus.-[ Times
"REMEMnEH Pooa C1LLEY."-Our readers will
remember this motto, paraded on democratic ban
ners and in democratic newspapers during the
campaign Of 1871 No words were strong enough
at that time to express the grief and indignation Of
the democracy at the fatal meeting which led to the
death of Poor Cilley." But u convenient mem
DRY has entirely obliterated from their minds the
part which Henry y. Wise bore in the duel. He
was the second OF Mr. Graves. had the planning and
arrangement of that fatal meeting and gave to
Graves the needful gestion that enabled him to
send a bullet through the heart of "Peor CilIey."
The duel was fought with rifles and after
two shots without erect wise salu TO OraVes,
|" Aim ioioer." Graves took the hint and brought
Cilley to the ground, writhng in the agony Of
death. Cilley a democrat; Wise, at that time,
was pugnacious raying whig.-[N N. }. Free Press.
A CoLD PLAcE.-At Yakutsk, go north
latitude, the Russian American company
bored for water in the courtyard of their es-
tablishment, 10 the depth of $50 feet, and
found the ground frozen there. They could
not obtain water and gave up the attempt
In that latitude the surface of the ground, a
few feet deep, is thawed for few weeks dur
ling summer but all below is frost and ice.--
The inhabitants have cellars under all their
dwellings, which are perpetual ice houses;
in them, when the sun is intensely hot out
side, they place their milk, fresh meat, &C.,
Il k.1.........- LIZ frnzarl
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23

MITCH NOTICE.-To jeremiah Griffith, Nor
~ man c. Baldwin, Robert Dunapace, j. d.
Cummings, j P. Cory, Cory & Swan, Ozias Joiner.
Andrew J. Hall.
You are hereby notified that the trustees of Gen.
ter township, Wood county Ohio, will meet on the
31st day of July, 1855 to locate ditch or drain,
described as follows: Commencing on the Sandus-
ky s. Napoleon road. where said road crosses the
section line between sections No 25 and 2G, thence
run north TO the section line between sections Nc.
% and y continue north on said line to the Web
ster township line, and there terminate.
ISAAC WARD, Petitioner.
June 80 l955.--6wG*
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23

There is man in Vermont who feeds his
geese with iron filings and gathers steel pens
from their wings.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23
Receipts and Disbursements

OF THE TREASURER OF WOOD COUNTY, ONO,
On account of the County Fund.
Turing the year ending June 1lth 1865, the
~ receipts into the treasury'of Wood county, on
account Of the County Fund, have been as follows,
to witt
Balance in treasury at the June settlement
1854, 1875
Net amt of county tax of 1854 collected 8,536,21
Amt collected on debt due the county, 279,21
Expense of sec. IS proceedings, refunded to
the county, 236.15
Amt collected from the Otsego g. Blanchard
road fund, 1852
Amt of fines and costs collected I94.73
Amt received on sale of county lot, 1880
Balance of public building fund transferred
to county fund, 1,163.90
Balance of county debt interest fund, trans
ferred to county fund, $3.50
Total receipts from all sources, $11,120.01
During the same period the amount of
county orders redeemed, principal
ly paid in on taxes) 1902
Leaving balance in the treasury,
June l1th, 1865, OF 3,76929
-$11, ,129.O1
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23
457.47
floating county debt,

The outstanding CO. debt is estimated at $15,OOOO0
as follows, to wit -
Protested orders, drawing int, 100000
Orders not drawing interest, 100000
-$15,OO0.00
AGAIN.
Balance in treasury, above, applicable
to the payment Of the principal and int
of county debt, $3,7Gs.29
Interest on $4,000 county debt, G00.00
Dividend of 20 per centum on $15,-
O0O of county debt 100000
Estimated balance in treasury at the
close of year ending June, 1856, 1GS.29
$3.76e.29
By order Of the County Commissioners.
J. N. WESTCOTT, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood County, Ohio,
Perrysburg, June 18th, 1855.--Gw3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-23

DOCK ROSE, an invaluable remedy for all dis
LII eases of the Liver Scrofulous and Bilious
plants, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, CutaneOus Erup
Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth, Rheumatic and
Bronchial Afections and General Debility. 1t acts
with wonderful efficiency in purifying the blood,
giving tone and elasticity to the system, thereby
inspiring energy and power to throw off those nu-
mercu3 diseases incident to this climate.
In quart bottles, at s. each.
Off PECK g. HAMILTON.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-17
CHAPTER 9.
Nf.a,.IIu, anna Dx.n..sn;A~o


The city shall have power, the
keeping the and alleys in repair,
To require male nhaban in said city twntyone
labor said Streets lanes, alleys
exceeding three in each and and
failing perform such labor when duly notified by the
pervsor, forfeit and the of dollar day for each
day neglected refllsci. .
SEC.2. The council shall to be published annually
the first Monday in January full and complete statement of
ived expended By the corporation during the
preceding year, what received expended
SEC. All suits, actions and prosecutions instituted
brought corporation hereby shall
instituted commenced and prosecuted in the name OF the city
OF st. Anthony.
SEC 1. Appeals shall
pursuance thereof, District Ramsey county,
every appeal shall be taken and granted in the
like appeals taken
justices the the District Court Under the law
this Territory.
whenever the MAJOR shall absent himself the
city, hall resign, Die, his oce shall be otherwise
ted, the Board of aldermen shall Immediately proceed to elect
OF tn r number Presidents who shall be
SEC G. This hereby declared public act,
read in evidence in all Courts law and equity in this
Territory without proof
marshal other authorized
other issued by the city justice the
shall the within the Limits Of
shall be entitled to the
ing as allowed 10 constables in similar
The Legislature alter amend this act at
time.
is. NORRIS, Speaker of II. of r.
WIN. =. MURRAY, Prcs't Council.
Approved March 3d. 1855.
W. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify the foregoing to be of the original
hle this Office. j. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary Of Minnesota Territory.