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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

DL.4CK TIGER!
&

TyHIS Celebrated MORGAN HORSE will
stand in Elkader, Faymersburgh snd Mo.
mona, d.ring the season Of 1857. From and
after June lat, T.GER will stand on mondays at
Farmersburgh. on Tuesda, at Monona and The
balance Of the week at Elkader. 81 s.a ID
BLAsK TicEa stands Is hands and one inch
high. He is years old and weighs 1928 lbs.
His colur is jet black, and for beauty Of power,
endurance. speed and undisputablc excellence
Of blood and style, be is uiequalled BY any
other hose in the Union. r~ -
The Tf6ER was sired by the Old We. mont
Black Hawk. owned by Iavid Hill of .Biidgs.
Fort. Black Hawk was sired by Sherman Nor
gan, he by Justin Morgan. The dam Of Tlcs IN
was Cynthia Pierce, an Imported Blood Mare
Cynthia was Is hands high and weighed l2C0
pounds; she was powerful as lion andas hand
some as picture.
Tiger has trotted mile in 2-5i withopt train.
ing; he has stood three seasons in Vermont, and
can show very promising premium colts. The
character Of Morgan stock is 80 well established
that It Is not deemed necessary to go into do.
tail. 1t stands confesscdly at the head Of all
bloods for speed. endurance and general excel
lcncc. ;sssz-. #4
Good pasture viii be provided for mares, bit
the undersigned will not be responsible for ac-
cid MS escapos or theft. - ,ss.
TEaNs--4s 500 for the season-half to be
paid At the end Of the season. and when the
mare i known to be with foal the remaining
half will be collected-that is. $3.50 will be
ch,rged for the service Of he horse, and $l2,50
more if there should be foal -R
As rumors are atloat that the Tiger is not a
fast trotter, wish to state will wager $1,000
that he can trot amilc in less than three minutes.
the money 10 be rut UP July Isl. and the trial
to take place on tho Let of October.
] am au'horiaedto ia. refer those desiring infor.
nation relative to my horse. to s. e ebert and
s. d. Sax5y, xonona. Anson Peters Of Farm,
ersburg and to II: elliot and Mr.. White Of The
Livery Stable at West Union. -
A re2ular attendance Of mases during Ii,
season is required.
| WM. HODGKINS.
| fhsder, A,ril; 1857. m"n3'
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Wsgo opress one day earlier than usu-
Il. togive the Times Office chance at the
4th-henco our news will not appear SO
fresh as the date of our paper ought to
furnish. 3~e9 saHa@& &@5t O. (
;. The Atnt,vdl, one of the regular Que
bee Steamers. was burned on the 9Th
hear Cape Rogue, about 8 miles above
Quebee, aud il ID feared that from 8 to
400 lives are lost. She had between 4
ssAnd 500 passengers on board and but
e la1 have been rescued. The Napoleon
took these Of the burning boat. and is
died after reaching her deck. The
"details - We have them in the cas-
Urn papers. are terrible. The Montrs-
y had 468 Scotch emigrants, recently
from Glasgow, together with several
German families and raftsmen, and
/, many American passengers. a- e. 800 ESQ.
g,s5 The Indiana left Liverpool the 18th.
bic The funeral of Douglas Jerrold. late
Editor Of Punch, and the prince of wits,
was largely attended by the eminent
snen Of the Kingdom. .- ..' e.5.,.,
Sd, The Bill for the removal Of Jewish
disabilities, was sustained in Parliament
|; BY vote Of Sal to col. ls .. ~ ~ .
The Times advocates the abolishing
of slavery in Cuba, as the only means
81 Of breaking up the slave trade ,.s.1
The Niagara from Liverpool the Goth
reached Halifax on the goth. 1850 g58
- The destruction of Greytown was ex-
citing the House of Commons. Roa-
buck and Lord Hamilton denounce the
outrage and insist that Great Britain
demand roparation. Palmerston and
Russell defended the government and the
matter was dropped. British cruisers
are increasing in the West Indies
Breadstuffs are quiet at slight advance.
/ 4tussian grain trade dull--but few.for-
cign orders for wheat. ss4ls7aaE Elsls4.
tNEw York CrrY The fight between
the rival factions has ceased. The
HesFts vii psw'ssttle the qnsstiongat
issue.
Adams / Co.. Druggssts OF ST, Louis,
awere burned ost on the 28th. Loss
4 $50. 000 gftdl 1}alqm99 smT2i (
@'a9 Aheavy arrest Of counterfeiters took
place on the esd at St. Lonis. All the
plates and over $4,000 in bad bills were
taken.y @.9s@l 80 O. Ns.@''- 32Fg -@
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Deli:j6tN Setee.


Can b. obtained Of Wood 4 Co. At Wholesale
Or hetail and guaranteed % b genuine.
" We have Fkvks AND Aaus readedy that
has cured In twenty sreeeauive casel tbs SPRING
and not ALLURE has marked tt Ne.
p Medicines win bs fu}qishsd q any hour
day or night. and evsfy eaGrt nadc 70 build up
|. busines by prodtt satsatisS and = ebllgine
disposition. 49,.
pfhysicia,s' prsse.iptiaas I'd Fanily rsei:
PEE carsfllly oonpoaided.
~ ON and sxamiss our stack. aad naisfy
yourselves that or words ass tzpe.
r ": WOOD 4 CO.
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Railroad Notice.

~NOTlCE 10 hereby given TO the Stock
~ holiers ofthe McGrcgor, st. Pete's and
Missouri River Railroad CO.. that I'm the 9Th
day Of July next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day. the Stockholders of said Company
will meet at the Office Of the Company in Nc
Grcgor, for the purpose Of making such amend
lnents to the Articles Of Incorporation to said
Company as they may deem necessary /; and
particularly to 80 change said Articles as to au-
ihorize the Company toincreasc their Board of
DIRECTORS to IL in number, and to transact such
other business as may come before them. :. ,,s
!, Dated at McGregor this, All day Of June
A. d. 1857. az..s..l..s,. -. -. =. -.
JOHN THOMPSON. presr.
Attest,
JrDxDrAn Saowx, Sccy Of said Co. I
June 9th. ,-.asf-trs7.s tr5.asss Elsa, n3s4w
z Bradford and st. Charles Papers please copy
and send bill to ]. Brown Sec'y. 3asGt#
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Groceries.

A fresh stock, consisting Of every variety
We have a very choice lot of Ganpo,oder, inipe-
rial, Young Hyson and Oo!ong. Teas, selected
with particular reference to this market,
We would ask the attention of those who
wish tobuy goods either at Wholesale or Retail
to give us call and examine our goods and
prices. Our goods will be shown freely to all
who wish to examine, Hithoutregard to purchas-
ing. st.s@@ sss-s d Eas
We intend to do strictly a Cash aud Really
Pay Business. We have marked cur goods at
unusually low prices for the parposc OF making
quick sales and active business. by selling
strictly for Cash We are enabled to sell ut much
to,rr figures than We could if we gaze credit
therefore direct benefit to those who wish tc
buy forscash. BY offering our goods at ssl,l
profits and keeping such goo as willrecommcnd
tliemiclvcs, We hope for liberal share OF pat
r0nage. saze.mra sRs.g,.. as n. : s5g-
We warrant all our goods to be as We recon.
mend them, or the money will be refunded.
.a.7 al MERRILL d BARRON. (
.McGregor, April 81, 1857. n29tf.
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Fathers HOME.

THIS Desirable location lbe puhlie Houae,
Stoso OF Grocery. can b purcAased q rentsd on
reasonable terms. hy IN early app6saeiea 70 ~
ovner. good title csn b 1A0e - iha prem.
ises Ihavs bssn rehdsnA Of Ns0gssoe many
yeass and the business Of the plaes = Increasing
TOO rapidly for the comfort or couvenieneo a q
old paoossr. hence prefer 70 gise way to nor
younger and moro needy than myself.
4. Z. WAIVER.
Merger, Iowa. n:4.s
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1907, 1857.
SPRLTG TRADE.
Havcrstfck, Bennett 4 Co.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
E0setgls Sgsed D0assestic
DRr GooDs, YANKEE Norloss &c,
:, Ill East Water Street,
MILWAUKEE, WlscoNsIS
"AvE now in store did for sals the largest
j u and best stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods de-,
Ever offer in the west purchased direct from
the manufacturer and which We will sell for
cash or good approved paper a. d low figures a
any Jobbing HOUSE in any Of the
@ ATLANTIC Cites.
Cash and prompt paying men will do we'll to
give Us call and save their money and trans
portation, by buying goods in Milwaukee.
HAVERSTICK, BENNETT l. co.
nC9.
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WILL ply REGULARLY hctsc.n Fulton City
and s. Paul. during tks sca.up, Of 1857. The
Ms SENGER will be at Mc.;rrgsr cv:ry
" cdnssday night on h-7 va. ~, and e'rry
SIMILAR IN her rc.uya
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! ssoarEs and Dealer in Piano ForteS, Melo
4deons, Sheet Aasics nudcal Ierchapdize III
General, Main Street, ahoye 10Th. Duhuqucl
Iowa. -
Sole. Agency Cor ths Celehrated Piano Forte,
Of "DusnAA." Nov Yotk a.. W: LApD 81
Co.." Desso1r Hars. Prise; 1851 and ssSios
AaTn. NeI York also. foe "GEs. a Paisor &.
Col" Ba6alo. and scikttAsfT" New York,
Patent Improved MeaodeoIa. s.
Dubuque. April l0sh. 1857: R15.6m.
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= Uounty Judss. saal.'r1eza 1."a1
Ii A letter was reed. BY as last week
which We des;gaed to publish in full,
but We found It in the Herald, of June
18th ~ though prepared expressly for
that paper, and it would not look we'll
as original matter in the Times. We
therefore, give the, substance Of the
letter: ,..' .-........s-, .f-..st T
The Agricultural society have held
m informal meeting and recommended
o. w. CRARr Esq. as competent per-
son to fill the Office of County Judge
We know Mr.. Crary personally and we
have no doubt, if elected, he would meet
the full expectation of the friends who
support him.
Business.
We have had what may be called dull
week. Tho Arrivals of Steamers have
been few. and Frcights light. The wca-
Their is very fine for crops, and there is
moro business done now in the 6elds
Z than any where else. The up.river Boats
delivering merchandise at this port num-
Der ~. the pounds delivered from Thurs
day morning juno e5. to Wednesday
morning July lst. sum up ls2, 900.
The r. Road freishts continue to be
large, and it will not be long before they
exceed the River tonnage. There is no
( good reason why goods should be shipp-
ed to Dunlieth from Chicago and the
east. when time and money can be
saved by direct shipment here The
Milwaukee trade is growing rapidly aud
We look for an increase oil it that must
materially affect her rival cities and
transporta,ionIincs. The r. r. Freight
counts $4,000 pounds. 8 sE5a
Emigration continues, and it puts the
Steam Ferry to all she knows, to carry
the white caps" d the Cattle from the
east to the west side of the River. We
did not Learn. the numbers for the past
week. 4~ - ass
TIE MARNEr has been very quiet
Wheat under eastern adyices has aIvan-
ccd trife but harvest is SO near and so
promising, that small grains have little
show for material advance. Good
wheat will now bring o5 GEMS in this
market. There is no change in other
respects. 8 e ~ - 81
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TO REI.T.

In worn cut with the cares attending ~
active business: and will therefore rent NJ
Store and Dwelling situated ID Main stree :
nsef the Leyee. u 0rogor, Iowa. #F&
viii alb SELF Of Rxxf small Barn ard
stable conveniently situated; also the Slaugh,c
house rremises Acar the Head 0f vain street
NAY n n34tf w. J. PAUL
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@ BOOTS T. SHOES.
ATKINS g. STEELE,

" AsuFAcruRERs and Wholesale dealers In
lVl Boots, Shoes g. Rubbers. s@E
Nine years experience in this business In the
west enables VI to select and manufacture styles
and quality Of goods perfectly adapted 70 the
western trade. Our facilities are such that No
have at all times large stock to select from and
the prices are az low a. can be found East or
west +
ATKINS Il STEELE,
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IF You want sny thing in our line. eel :,
the urpeF store roosne OVER xhich project !,
large sign marked y NU q 8.
ma T: W.. WOOD 6sCo
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d A CHOICE FARM FOR SALE q

THE subscriber Win ssll his farm, situated
u lOmiles from AGrsgoe on The south road
lead e. % ~ s s we. rss sn .1 . =.
Horn Tavern II contaihs IS acres; pat4 Timber
and part Prairie, IL acres ID cultivaaiok aid 20
under fence. plenty Of stock watse Ind good
Spring on the premises and viii b sold decid
ID bargain.
JOHN GALLANT.
Fatmessburg. April 18th. 1857. n2e IT,
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L amber W0ggO1ss

i4J Lumber Wagons
TONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
Grant 4 Peck, from the extensive Estab-
lishmcnt Of Messrs. Austin Il Tomlinson at
jackson nich-consistinr of
Bar Heavy and Light Nut Skcins
g Mass /" ser1s Shell Skein and rire Pox
y" o. g, Iron Axel 3 n inch, arm suitable for
.'f. horses. t"e . a@
EaE0# 1.Eg az.4G MAO EEH 5..- ~
JERSEY ROCKAWAYS,
OPEysAN6 T3F CONCORD q yGGlEs.
And in fact almost any kind Of a running We
hicle from a Wheel Barrow up to a Locomotive
furnished ON short notice from the above estab
lisn,ent 'ai&aZgs} - ~. q 4 ,o2ga5.l aa' st't
To PARTIES acquainted with the foregoing
T,nchtiorrI Eaabishment their tarn outs need
no commentator at our hands, but to the unso-
Jhisticattd we would say that michigan timber
stcnas univaled for Wagon md Carriage rur-
poses and none is used by Mcssrs a. Il T., until
it has been seasoned eighteen months-and the
bcst evidence Of their work rnanshir, is The guam
ti'y annually sold in almost every western town,
and the constant Increasing demand fort
q. We warrant all their wogk sold bgusin every
particular and in any case of failure the war
ranty is made good without any grumhling.
Aud kind Reader and Patron while m ditl-
ting sen awaiting you selves of these Creature
Comforts take heed that Wcare Agents for, and
have an assortment on, hand &c almost all the
good RcareTs in rsc and npw have on the Lakes
4 large invoice of the noted Fowler, lille Thresll.
ing N ncllines, TO which We invite Four attention
.aiH Z" S.''a'-a '-' 10 ass GRANT g. PECK. :
No eror, Nay 2sth 1857, n34tf
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THE COMET

rs coming. and G. s. Akin & Co. are prerar-
= u ing to meet the general destruction.
RI We have sold our stock of Drugs and Medi-
cines and we now respectfully request all who
have accounts with us to cali at once aud settle
up au 5at at.gE
DR.. Akin will resume the practice Of Medicine
and Surgery at Mctiregor.
&. s. AKIN g. CO.
N. B-Our successor is HOMER NEWELL
whom We particularly recommend to the favor
Of our old customers and the public generally.
G. g. A. d. Co.
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STEIN BROS. y co.
Wholesale ClOthicrs.
Keep the largest stock of ready mads
CLOTHING,

IN inc west.
This house il q branch of the largest manu-
featuring house in the United States. and has tn
reputation to sell better clothing, Is per con
cheaper than any other house.
Country merchants will do well to scs this
baltimore CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
lao EAST WATER STREET MILWAUKEE,, Wis.
For Retail Trade we have always On hand
the finest assortment Of 0xNrs F9aNfsxss'
CooDs. . ma aar
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GIK Rairels of Gin are offered at 10 price
~ by q. IL. FLAND RS.
II IQUoR ruyeis will make it pay b. call
IL ing enc door east ofthe Eagle Ho'el; and
10 king al the stock of G. Il. FLANDERS.
IN HBLs. of Braiidy for sale CHEAP. by
III tLAN DLRs.
Just received a lsr-e invoice Of Corn
- Flows, hose Hoes, !Ctltivators IL Road
Scr. ss. GRANT g. PECK.
a36 q.
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!. TOscas Lots For. Sale,

Subscriber offers for Sale, on reason
able terms. one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
LOTS in M0nona. situated in the most desirable
place in Town; the Rail Road is bound to come
to Monona and all those that wait to buy lots
cheap. can do SO 50 by calling soon.
4 -SILAS EGBERT.
Monona, April %. 1857.
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LIE T. e. KINNAIRD ID,
u q n r. . 20 ana II = IA a AS . "A -.
.---. FO0T or nam STKxEE Xs0k10OA IOWA O.

xcHAEoE ssp-cesIsstss ss a.anFrD s0a
LIE KrNArb ~ lie suov,,e ds rssssadAs sns:
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Jacksonville House.

rALENA BREAKING PLOWS Il all
NJ sizes for s,le by
Nay Is. ra2 GRANT l. fFCk
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A'o-eg-r, Iowa.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-28

shall not be required to assess on the tax
able property Of their counties, or of any
township, city, incorporated village o.
school district therein for any purpose, mol
for all purposes added together, any rate
Of taxation containing or resulting in any
traction other than decimal fraction, moi
in any decimal fraction less than one
twentieth ofa mill; but if the SUN requir.
ed to be raised for any, Or for all purpo.
ses. results in fraction less than one for.
tieth of a mill, such fraction shall be drop.
ped, and if more than one fortieth of a
mill, the difference between such fraction
and one twentieth Of a mill shall be ad-
ded to such resulting fraction.
Sec. 5. 1t shall be unlawful for the
corporate authorities of any county, town
ship, city, or village, unless specially and
expressly authorized by some act of the
general assembly, to contract any debt,
nor incur any pecuniary liability for the
payment of either the principal or inter-
est of which during the then current year
or any subsequent year it will be neces.
Sary to levy on the taxable property of
such county, township, city, or village, a
higher rate Of tax than the minimum rate
prescribed by this act.
Sec. 6. Every contract made in con.
travention Of the provisions of the forego.
ing sections shall be utterly null and void
in regard to any obligation thereby i'm
posed on the corporation on behalf of
which such contract purports to have
been made; but every commissioner, of.
ticer, agent, trustee, or member of any
municipal corporation that shall have
made, or participated in making, or au-
thorlzed the making of any such contract
shall be held to be Individually liable for
its performance, and every commissioner,
trustee, director, member of any city or
village council, or other officer or agent
of any such municipal corporation who
shall have been present when any such
unlawful contract was made, or authoriz-
ed to be made, shall be deemed to have
made, or to have participated in making,
or to have authorized the making the
same, as the case may be, unless he shall,
If present, have dissented therefrom, and
shall have entered, or caused to be en-.
tered, such dissent on the records of such
municipal corporation, or of its councils,
trustees, or other officers or agents.
Sec. 7. The "act prescribing and lin
lting the rates of taxation" passed April
II, 1856, is hereby repealed. This act
shall take effect Immediately after its pas
sage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOS. H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April II, 1857
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mo lI9I AN ACT,

| j
To prevent the introduction of intoxica
ting liquors into county jails.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That il
shall be unlawful for any sheriff jailor OF
other person to convey or procure to be
conveyed within the walls of any Jail in
this State, any spirituous or malt liquors,
or wine, unless the same shall have been
prescribed as medicine by physician for
patient confined therein. And it shall
be unlawful for any sheriff, jalor or other
officer, having the charge of any Jail in
this Stale, to knowingly permit any pris-
enor contend in such Jail, to receive by
any means whatever, any splrituous or
malt liquor or wine. except the same be
prescribed as above named.
Sec. 2. If any sheriff, jailor or other
person shall violate this act, he shall upon
conviction thereof, be fined in any sum
not exceeding one hundred dollars nor
less than ten, or be imprisoned in the
county Jail not less than ten nor more
than thirty days. 1t shall be the duty of
the Judges ofthe Courtso of Common Pleas
to give this act in charge to Grand Juries
at each and every session of said courts.
SEC. 3. This act to take effect from
and after its passage, and all fines cOllec-
ted under it shall go into the county treas.
uries as other moneys collected for gene.
raj revenue.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
THOMASH FORD,
April Is, 1857. President of the Senate.
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mo. ll8] AN ACT
To provide for the more adequate punish
ment of the crime of maliciously kill
ing and injuriDg horses and other ami
mails.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly of the State of Ohio, Tha
| if any person or persons shall wilfully anC
malicously kill or destroy any horse, mare
foal, filly, mule, ass, s,sheep, goat, COW, OK
steer, bull, heifer, or swine, the property
of another of'others Of the value of thirty
FIVE dollars or upwards, or shall wilfully
and maliciousy injure any such animal OIL
animals the property of another or others
to the amount Of thirty five dollars or up.
wards, the person or persons SO offending
shall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be i'm
prisoned in the pcnitentiary and kept al
hard labor not more than three years, moi
less than one year,
Sec Q That if any person or persons
shall wilfully and maliciously kill or de,
stroy any horse, mare, foal, filly, mule OF
ass, sheep, goat, COW, OK, steer, bull, heif'
er or swine, the property of another Or
others, of less value than thiry-fve dol
lars, or shall wilfully and maliciously in,
jure any such animal or animals, the prop
erty Of another or others, to an amount
less than thirty-fve dollars, such person
or persons shall upon conviction thereof
he fined in any sum not more than two
hundred dollars, nor less than five dollars,
or imprisonment in the Jail of the county
not exceeding three months, or both fined
and imprisoned as aforesaid, al the dis
cretion of the court.
Sec. 3. Nothing in this act shall be
construed to extend to any person who
shall kill Of injure any of the before men,
toned animals trespassing in his or her
inclosure, nor to any person causing any
such injury in endeavOring to prevent any
any such aDiltal from committing tres
pass, nor to aby person who shall injure
any such animal that has trespassed upon
such - his property while such
person Is oring to compel such ami
NAL or % leave his premises, or
drive sut animal or animals away from
the same5
Sec. 4. All offences under this act shall
be prosecuted in the same manner as is
or may beprovided by law for the prose
cution of offences of the same grade in
the different counties in this State.
SEC. 5. That section thirly-seven of an
act for the punishment of certain offences
therein named, be, and the same is here
by repeald. Provided, That no prosecu,
tionsI under said act shall besRated by
this I'D, but shall proceed the same as
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