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CHAPTER l3t.

AN ACT for the incorporation Of Bgnev.
olent, Charitable, Scientific or Mis-
sianary Societies.
SEerioN /. he Il enacted by the Gene
raj ASssHby Of aAs State Of Iotga, That
any three or more persons Of full age,
citizens Of the United States, msjoFi-
ty Of whom shall be citizens of. this
Stats, who shall desire to associate
themselves for benevolent, charitable,
scisasi6o, religious or missionary purpo-
sss, msy sakn, sign and aaknowl edge be-
fore any oAiseF authorised to take she
Acknowledgements af deeds in Ghz State
and sle in ti1s Office Of the Secretary Of
State, and slSo in tho ofRes of the Re-
eorder Of sha county in which the easi~
ness Of saoh soeiety is 70 be conducted,
q eeEtiaeate In writaag in which shall b
stated the Enaaner az title by which saoh
society shall be knewn Ia law. the par
tieulag business sad offsets OF each so.
oisty, ah& Tuzabag Of tS0staass directors
oF managers Of such seaisty far the irss
pear Of iss sxisssness
3 2. Upon aling certificate as afore-
said, the peTsena wkAn shall have signed
and acknowledged each eeFsiacaae, aad
their associates and successors, HhAlI
theTgupan by viEsus oE this aas be boxiy
polite and eoEporass by the mAsAs stated
In saeh certificate, aad by thAs naaas
they and their successors shall aaa ID
have succession and shall be pwson3 IN
law eApsble Of suing and being sued
and they and tbsiY suleassars may hava
and use = common seal, and the same
mag altaE e. change at pleasure, and
they and their successors, hy their cor
porate name, shall ia iaw be capable 0E
taking, fceeivfns, pafchasing md bold.
ing real and personal : estate; - naass
bg-laws fer ths managamsAk af aaaiIa,
not Inconsistent with the oonatruetioE
and lave of this State or az the Unlsed
States - elect and appoint ths 0Ekcsrs
sad agsnss oT saeh s6oissy Eor the man
agemsnt of is baaimsss.
. HAs seaissy % smsogpeeat0a mas
annuall lY eF ogsanss eleaG from iaa naaM,
bers its trustees directors og nanagegs,
" saah time and plseS u saoA nannal
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BEWARE oE LUCrFzR AATcHBs.-A Ger
man paper relates the following Two
men, entering g tavern in Gambriu.
France, recently, ordered some coffee,
aud after drinking the first cup, both
dropped down dead. The landi sdy fetch
ed the police; shsy talked Of poisoning.
How is it possible ?'' exclaimed the
landlsdy; "they only drank one cup Of
oofe, ana thhst soald not have hurt them
Thus saying, TO prove the harmIessnsss
Of ii, she herself drank a cup, Hardly
having Partaken Of 1t, she dropped down
dead too. On examining the coffee pot,
they found a packet Of laeifeE matches
at tho bottom Of it,
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No wAsHExerox.-A young friend Of
ours tells the following story regarding
himself
When young, be had read the we'll
known story of George Washington's
love of truth, the fathers love Of this
noble principle in his son, so we'll man
ifested on the occasion Of Georges eut-
ting doTu the cherry tree, and receiving
full and free pardon, besides praises and
kind caresses from his father. So jim,
aotuated by 50 Noble example, also
thought to try the experiment. He arm
ed himself with q hatGhes, and going in
70 tie orchard, cut down some choice
fruit trees. He then eool!y sat down 10
await the old mans coming, and as soon
as he made bis appearance marched up
to him with q very important air and ac-
knowIedged the deed, expecting the next
thing on the programme to be tears, ben
edictions and embraces from parent
But, sad to relate, instead Of this, the
old gentleman caught up hickory and
gave him an "all-fred lamming.n Jim
was 10 Washington.
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GB Halo, stewart" exclaimed q
fellow, in ene of the steAnb boaGs, after
having retired to his bed "HsEs stew.
ard z"
90 Here maaaa.H
81 Bring me the way bill"
/" Whas for, msssaP''
d" / want to see if these bed bugs pat
down their names for this berth Before
did If not, want 'em turned out.
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A BILL

For an Act creating eleven Judicial dis
tricts, and determining their bounds-
Ties.
SECTION l. Bsit enacted By the Gen
sraI AsssRsbIy of the State Of L0tsa, That
the State is hereby divided into eleven
districts for Judicial purposes, Is pro-
vided in the Constitution.
DISTRICT 40. |.
2. The counties Of Lee, Henry, Des
MONIES and LOUISE shall constitute the
fEst district.
pIsTRICT 70. 9.
8 3. The counties OF Van Buren, Da-
Wis, Wapello, Monroe, AppRnoose, Lu-
cas- and Wayne shall constitute the Sec
ond district,
DISTRICT NO. 8.
"a. The seuntiss Of Clark, Decatur,
Union, Riaggold, Adams, Taylor, Mont
Romsry, Page, Mills, Fremont, Potto-
wastamie and Cass shall constitute the
third district.
DISTRICT no. 4.
8 5. The counties Of Harrison. Shell
by, Mouona, Crawford, Woodbury., Ida,
Sac, Busna Vista, Cherokee, Plymouth,
Clay, O'Brien, Sioux, Bunsombe. 0aoe;
ola, Dickinson, Emmett, PAlo Alto, po-
cahontas, Kossuth and Humboldt, shall
constitute she fourth district.
DISTRICT No. 5.
5 6. The counties Of Carroll, Audu-
bon, Greene, Guthrie, Adair, Madison,
Dallas, Warren and Polk, shall eonsti-
tute she ffth district.
DIsrRTcg NO. 6.
8 T. The counties of jasper, Marion,
Poweshiek, Nahaska, Keokuk, Washing.
ton and Jefferson shall constitute tie
sixth district. .....
DISTRICT NO. Z.
So. The counties Of Muscatine, seott,
Clinton and Jackson shall constitute the
seventh district
pTsTRIcT NO. s,
s. 9. The counties Of Jotrnsan. Iowa.
Tama, Benton, Linn, Cedar and Jones
shall constitute the sigth distrst.
DISTRICT No. 9,
8 10. The counties Of Dabaqas, Del.
awars, Buchanan, Blaokhawk, and Gruu-
dI, shall constitute the ninth district.
DIzTRICT NO. 10.
3 II. The counties of Clayton, Ala
makee, Fsyette, Winneshiek, Floyd,
Howard, Chiekasaw, Bremsr, Mitchell
and Butler shall constitute she tenth
district,
DIsTRTCT NO. IL.
Il. The counties Of Hardin, Frank
lin, Hamilton, Wrighs, Hancock, Win
nebago, Uerro Gordo, Worth, Webster,
Story and Boone shall constitute tina
elsvsnth district.
3 is. This act shall be In force frosn
sad aases i.s publication according d
Law.
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- Ths amall pox IL destroying ths
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WEEKLY BUGLE.

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3 IL. The counties of Clayton, Ala
makee, Fsyette, Winneshiek, Floyd,
Howard, Chiekasaw, Bremer, Mitchell
and Butler shall constitute she tensh
district,
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8 10. Tbs counties Of Dabaqas, Del.
aware, Buchanan, Blsekhawk, and Grun-
d., shAlI constitute the ninth District.
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5 3. The counties Of Muscatine, Scott,
Clinton and Jackson shall constitute the
seventh district.
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s 3. The counties Of Jofnsen. Iowa,
Tama, Benton, Linn, Cedar and Jones
shall constitute the sigth distriet.
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aAEFHEN 8. sHELLEU4t
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
DANIEL ANDERSON,
President pro tenn Of the Senate,
Approved March 23d, 1858.
RALPH P. LOWE.
Ofiee Of Secretary Of State, }
Des Aoinss March 23d, 1883.
l heraby certify that the foregoing is
a..tEue sopy from the original roll On hIo
in nay oEhee.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
LANDS FOR SALE
IN GRANT COUNTY,
by l.. j. WOOLLEY,-
LANCASTER

tE A
A Splendid Prairie Farm one mile east of the village
N OF Lancaster; Containing 200 acres in a high state
Of cultivation; there is on said farm q large brick dwell
ing well finished; also a thrifty young orchard, just be-
ginning to bear; and a large stream of water running
through the farm. Also, so acres of timber land
Terms, ne-thlrd down, the balance on time to suit pur-
chaser. a-
ALSO, so acres of land 2 miles east Of Lancaster
Mostly prairie eight acres improved and fenced, with y
crop Of wheat in Che ground, which win be sold with the
land; it is we'll watered. Also 40 acre of timber and
bottom land; the Whole will be sold tog ather; this is a
rare chance for a pan with a small aroount of capital.
Terms, $4,5 per aNe-cash down.
so Acres of land az miles southeast of Lancaster,
about one-half hay bottom the balance of he land with
timber moderate: a fine stream of water running through
it. Price "a per acre, cash. :
400 Acres uninapro7ed land, prairie and timber; we'll
watered and located near Lancaster
AIs0,the north half of q. a and y; E% ofsW:
of sec. q. town q, Range 4 west; containing 20 acres tins
bor and 100 Prairie; we'll watered, no Improvement; will
lie sold low ,rcxcilanged for village property either in
Lancaster or Prairie DIX CHEN.
L.ncaster, April 18th, 1857, 43-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30

tv. They asked for power 10 sit after the
adjournment, and their request was
granted. Hearing through a friend when
said committee was to meet, | again ap-
peared before them; but soon satisf. ing
myself that no Board of Supervisors woule,
ever ratify the action Of said committee
and that reasonable justice would not be
done me, | proposed to them to go on and
make their statements and | woald then
file evidence and vouchers ia offset to any
balance that might be found against me.
or pay over the money.
am not only willing and anxious to
appear before a S; ecial Or regular session
of the County Board and settle accounts,
item by item, providing it will be a final
settlement,1 but AS | have been arralgned
before the community for squandering the
County funds, and neglecting my duty, as
a matter of justice to myself, demand a
settlement before a full Board and not be-
fore Incompetent; or preiudiced committees.
But if upon settlement, a balance is found
against me | am a~ealiag,and viii MAKE my
set ready to pay Il.
That My accounts have been poorly kept
| am Willing to acknowledge; | should
never draw a blg salary as an accountant
My Deputy's time was, of course, more Ia
ken up with his own business than with
mine. | am chargeable with neglect, bat
with no Intentional wrong as | have no
doubt a final settlement will show.
Att to be called or to explain every
thing Connected with the complicated duties
of the Office Of County Treasurer to each
and every whitfit who may happen to get
into the County Board for years 10 come,
who, has neither the industry to inves-
Itigate nor the wit TO understand such bus
mess, only to CRAFTY AZ uncontr ollable am
bitlon for notoriety and petty office? Are
these settlements neverto end? Why not
call for an investigation into the manner in
winch the duties of Treasures were per-
formed by my predecessors, some of whose
books exhibited worse features ard a more
tangled condition than my own, always
excepting my Immediate predecessor, Mr..
Enlor, whose books are said to be per-
tect,)? The law would shield me from
this third settlement but | scorn its pro-
lection; | shall not plead a former settle
ment in bar; provided | am permitted to
meet face to face full Board Of Super-
visors which | now demand, notwithstand-
ing, many of my receipts and doculnensa-
ny vouchers laid before committees hereto
fore appointed to settle with me, have Ia
ken to themselves wings.
| repeat my first request that the pub
lie mind remain unprecedented till the final
settlement, when it will be discovered that
bitterness among the partisan outs, and a
strong desire to get en-, are the leading
causes of most, if not all Of The trouble.
Yours, &c,
j. L. MARSH,
Lase Treas. Grant Co.
Miscoda,, Wis, Jan. ed, 1858.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
Total amount,

From the above exhibit We find there is
due The county from Mr.. Marsh the sum Of
nine hundred and seventy-seyen dollars
and eighty-two cents, (977 81 instead
either being due him from the county the
sim of seven Kindred and forty-one dol
lars and twenty-one cents, (74I 2I) as
Pported by the Committee on Finance TO
The Board of Supervisors, at the annual
session in November, 1856. The report of
sad committee was erroneous, and there
tfe the Board of Supervisors then in SEES
Son, did not act understandingly in the
natter. The settlement then made was
not justified by anything in the shape of
cooks or vouchers which are now on file in
me County Treasurer's ofice,and from the
Investigation which it was possible for this
'ommlttee 10 make, the statement above
gwen BY US is as definite and correct as can
ue made from the disordered condition in
shieh the books and accounts OF that Of
p A. We're kept during the term that Mr..
aaafsn hlied the office Of County Treasur-
: Entries are made without date; mon
mas been paid out without taking the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
Statement of J. l.. MARSH.
To the People Of Grant County.

10 tie Peopte OF Grant county.
Being the late Treasurer of Grant Coun.
ty, whose official affairs have just been ex-
amined by a special committee appointed
by the late Board, and to whose reports
haze given a slight examination, hereby
offer to the public the following statemen,
in yindication Of my character; and further
more, ask that opinions be not formed I'M
TIL a full settlement is made of the whole
matter.
/ settled with two successive County
Boards at the lat settlement a balance Of
s74l 81 was found in my favor, which was
then understood by all sides as part or all
of the indebtedness then due the towns
| never drew or claimed it. but from the
first insisted that it belonged tothe Towns
although offered the money, | did not
touch it but requested its payment to the
towns.
Furthermore, though I might have shiel-
Ided myself behind my former settlements
with County Boards, when summoned by
the committee of our late Board, | appear
ed promptly-was willing to waive all
rights by virtue Of former settlements, and
submit all my transactions for ~re-settle-
ment. / was put off by said committee
from time to time they were either other
wise engaged, or unfortunately like my
self, too fond Of loq6ng to do anything
grew tired Of waiting in three o. four
days and left, my business requiring atteu-
ltion st home. / considered they were evad-
ling me or had abandoned the work, but il
seems they only contemplated giving more
trouble and expense to me and the couDI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
ADDITIONAL REPORT BY Nj. CLARK.
To the Board Of Sup eruisors Of Grant Co

TO the Board of Sup ervisors Of Grant Go.
The undersigned, n of the committee
to whom the matter of making a final set
element with j. L. Marsh, late Treasurer
of Grant County, was referred by theBoard
Of Supervisors Of said County at their last
November session, in addition to the fore
Going would most respectfully report:
2 That we have been unable fully to dis
charge the duties assigned us for The rea-
son that Mr.. Marsh has held himself almost
entirely aloof from the sittings Of the com
mittee. has rendered u little or no assis.
lance 10 the investigation, and has not mel
with us for the settlement Of his accounts
Notwithstanding, said investigation wa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
80 Acre Farm For Sale, /.

T WILL SELL. my Farm lying Ia miles NV. from
town, on the road to Carroll s Co IS new Mill. Five
acres of the land is ploughed. and fifteen fenced. About
10 acres Of the farm is too broken for cultivation, the
balance good tillible land. 1t contains an abundance of
Water. Timber, Stone and Sand Quarriss, and several a.
cres OF bottom, finely adapted to grass. On the same il
a we'll finished Frame House, 20S Is, built last year cx-
plessly for the subscribers use; also, a small stable
viii sell the farm low, and on accommodating Terms.
AisO-Adioining the above is 100 ACRES LAND, "a
dapted fora good farm. will be sold cHEAP'with or separate
from the other. Enquire at this Office.
N. c. GOLDSMITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-30
Real Estate Agency

fEN1E subscriber will attend to the Purchase and
4 sale ofEseal Estate, and the Payment of Tax
Cd.
Persons having Real Estate to sell, BY leaving a de-
~Fcription of the same, and their terms, can have their
lands sold on reasonable terms.
Strangers aud Others Wishing to purchase any Real Es-
tate, woald 90 well to call, as / have several fine Farms
for sale, situated within 5 miles of Lancaster ALSO. "a
large quantity OF Unimproved Land for sale all of
~I hanc ssts - N so,qe 9s 9ih Ia 1s53 On . sa : 70 = sun Wo 6TrGhaSers'
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STRAYS.
OK sTRAYED-S5 REWARD.

GTRAYED from me residing near the Red School
y House at Bunker Hill, last August, one small sized
OK, about five wears old, lined back, white tail, horn
broken of and had on a bell With a double strap around
his neck. Any person giving information so that / can
find said OK, will receive 5000 by calling on me.
GEORGE ENGLE.
January 10Th. 1858. 30-4t
aY7The OK belongs to a poor neighbor of mine, but I
will be responsible. q. Il.
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The committee up to the present time
have been unable to complete a settlement
with Mr.. Marsh, from the fact that he has
absented himself from the sittings Of the
committee.
All of which facts are reported for the
information and action Of those concerned,
and is respectfully submitted.
DAVID MCKEE, Com
WIN. PITT DEWEY,
Dated Lancaster, Grant
Co., Wis, Jan. IA, IS
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STRAY MARE COLT.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, 5 miles S " of Lam
= easier, in Hurricane Grove, Grant Co, Wis, about
the list of May last, q black mare Fliley. with every leg
white, near half way to knees, white strip full length OF
face. ~. ai.,4.
A liberal reward will be paid for information Of same,
by letter to Hurricane, T. o., or delivering her to my
premises. GRANT OMAN
Nov 9th. 1872. 22tf-@25c
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90 acres Of Land for sale,

FTNIREE MILES from Lancaster, all suitable for cult
4 Walton. Considerable Timber on said land. 1 will
sell cheap, give time on half the purchase money; or will
take q good team, and the rest in money. Said land in
a good settlement with school-house. 70
Lancaster, NoN. 6. JOEL
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so Acre Farm for Sale

Pa MILES, EASTOF LANCASTER.
7 wish to sell the farm lying az miles east OF / ancas-
1 ter, Known as the "Thos. Parker place.. It contains
so acres OF tilhhe land; about IL or &c of which is under
good cultivation, q small house on a commanding ridge,
with a fine spring scar The door: and some out buildings.
On the place is fruit trees, timber; grass land, water, and
sold low, and ON favorable terms. Enquire Of the sub
scriber or at the Herald office, Lancaster.
L. I. N
Tafton, Wis. August S. 1851. T-tf