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SEC. II. Il shall be the duty Of said Council
~ said Town 70 apply for pre-emption Of the
land within the limits 0f said iowa, 10, ex.
ceeding three hundred and twenty acres, under
the provisions Of al Act 81 Congress, entitied
all Act for the relief Of citizens VI Towns upon
lands Of the United states, under certain cir
cums,ances, approved May %, 1874 aud as
soon AZ the title Of sad lands shall be obtained
Aforesaid. 10 ascertain the persons entitled 10
the various lots and blocks within said Town,
who may have a valid right to the same, either
by original claim, or by transfer by the person
having made such original claim and - Deed,
under the hand OF the President and Secretary,
aud sealed with the seal Of said corporation, 10
such person 40 entitled. the lots or book TO
which such person may be entitled, Provided I;
that no stree, or alley, OF other public ground
shall be 40 decided, and provided. also, that
every person or persons to whom such lots or
blocks shall! be decided as aforesaid, shall hrst
pay to the Treasurer OF secretary Of sad Town.
Tor such lots OF blocks, the cost Of entry, and
incidental expenses Of the same.
Approved March Q, l~js.
Gs0MoE BRADLEY,
Speaker pro TEN. Of the II. OF X.
RICHARD q. MUgPuY,
President pro tenn. Of the Senate.
CHAs. l. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SECRETARY OFFICE, Minnesota,
March .. 1858.
hereby certify the foregoing to he a true
copy OF the original on hie IN this Office.
CnAs. l.. CHASE, Secretary.
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o. planting OK Sowing, the after condition, the
time and manner OF harvesting, the labor de
voted to each process, aud its cost, price, with
the cost of preparing and maturing crop for
market, and the price for which il was sold and
Of such other matters AZ the Board 81 Eduea.
ton and Instruction, or either VI them, may
require OF him ; and he shall furnish copy
thereof at the end Of each term TO the Presi.
iden, Of the Board Of Educstio and the rec
ord shall at all reasonable hours, be open to
the inspection Of any citizen Of this state.
SIC. II. The Treasurer shall receive and keep
all moneys arising from the sale Of products Of
the Farm, aud from fines and penalties that
may be imposed. aud shall give bonds in such
sum a. the Board OF Education may require
liz shall pay over all moneys upon the war
rant Of the President, countersigned BY the
Secretary, on account u such contingent ex.
penses OF the institution as may arise. He
shan render annually in the month 81 Deeem
Der, to the Board OF Education, and as often as
may be required by said Board, q full and true
account OF oil moneys received and discussed
by him stating for what recovered and paid,
and shall also produce vouchers for such pay.
men,s. The surplus money, If any, remaining
ia his hands al the time OF rendering such &C.
count, shall, II required by said Board, be paid
over to the state Treasurer to be placed to the
credit OF SAID institution.
SEC. ~. This act shall take effect from and
after It's passage.
GEORGE BRADLEY,
Speaker pro ism Of the II. OF Il.
RICHARD q. MugPuY,
President pro tenn Of the Senate.
Approved March 10, n7jS.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SECRETARY OFFICE, Minnesota.
March 10, ISIS.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be true
copy Of the original on file in tins Office.
CHAs. l.. CHASE. Secretary.
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An ACI to Esta olsh the County OF handiyohi.
BE II enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota:
SECTION !. That 30 much territory as is en-
braeed in the following boundaries be and the
same Is hereby created into . separate county,
10 be known as the County OF handyOhi, to-
wit: Beginning at the Southeast corner Of
township one hundred and seventeen, Ql1)
range thirty-three, (33); thence running West
to the Southwest corner Of township one hun
dred and seventeen, Ql1 range thirty six, 800;
thence North TO the North-wes, corner OF town
kbip ona hundred and nineteen, Ul9) range
liirty six, 60 ; thence East to the North east
corner OF township one hundred and nineteen,
Qi9) range thirty three, t33) and thence South
TO the place OF beginning.
SEC. =. The county seat OF kandiyohi coun-
iy is hereby located at the town OF kandiyo-
hi, and James {. Bright, John Johnson and
Mangus ADdefson,are hereby appointed County
COMMISSIONERS for said county; andsaid county
shall be attached 10 10th Representative Dis.
ttict for election purposes.
hEC. 3. The counties already organized, af
fected by the provisions OF this Act, shat! vote
~ the next general election upon the changes
Of county boundaries proposed IN this act.
SIC. 4, This Act shall be in force FROM and
after its passage.
GEORGE BRADLEY.
Speaker OF II. OF L.
RICHARD MURPHY,
Speaker pro TEN OF the Senate.
Approved March 90, ISIS.
CHAs. J., CHASE, Acting Governor.
SECRETARr's OFFICE, Minnesota,
March 20, lsjS.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be a true
copy Of the original on file in this Office.
tHABEEs l.. CHASE, Secretary.
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Law No. sl.l

NO. o.
AN ACT to Define and Establish the County
Lines Of Stearns County.
BE It enacted by the Legislature Of the state Of
Minnesota.
SECTION /. That so much land as lies with.
in the following limits shall be known as the
County or Stearns begInnng OF the point
where the section line between section seven
teen, 90 and twenty, s(2O) in township one
hundred and twenty three, N23) range twenty
seven, (?O west OF the fifth principal meridian
strikes the Mississippi river thence running
West on the section line to the West line VI said
township one hundred aud twenty.three, Q23);
thence South on said West line TO the South
west corner OF said township one hundred and
twenty. three, Q23) thence West on the town
ship line between township one hundred and
twenty two, Q22) and one hundred aud TWEEN.
ty.three, (l23) IN the several IaLges, to the
South west corner CT township one hundred
and twenty three, U2J) range thirty five, $50
thence running North between range thirty
five, (35) and thirty-six, 1850 West TO the North.
west corner OF township one hundred and
twenty Q2D range Thirty i've, (3j)
thence East on the township line between one
hundred and twenty seven Q21) and one hun.
drsd and twenty-eight, O2,) ia the several
ranges, TO o point where the said lines strike
the Mississippi river: thence following the
banks of said river south 10 the place Of be.
ginning.
SEC. .. That the Southern boundary Of
Stearns County shall be the Northern boundary
Of Wright County, from the point where said
Southern boundary touches the Mississippi
river TO as far West as Wright { unty extends,
and that the West lIue OF Wright County be
continued North until II meets tina southern
boundary of stearns Couaty es herein defined.
SIC. ). All Act, and parts OF Acts incon-
sstent with tbs Act are hereby repealed.
SIC. t. This Act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after it, passage.
GEORGE BRADLEY,
Speaker OF TIE II. DIR.
RICHARD q. MURPHy,
President pro ten. OF the senate.
Approved March 20, ISIS.
tHAs. l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SECRETARY ofFIoE. Minnesota,
March 20, lsjs.
| hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copy OF the original on Tile IN this Office.
tHAs. l.. CHASE, See'y.
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law NJ al
An Act to locate q state Road Rom shaAopee
TO taflbauit.
lie % enacted hy she l. gjsiatNo assembly OF
the state Of Munr-uta
SIC. |. That William Burnham aud Daniel
kgtto ot scott county and q. u. Dalton OF
RICE county he, and the same arc hereby ap
pulnted Comm sslousts TO lay out, matk aud
survey a state Road from shakopee to Fart
bault.
sac. >. Tho said Comm lssioncrs OF any three
OF taom, or thar substitutes duly authorised,
shall meet at the House Of VIM. Bufuham IA
shskOpee on the SECOND Monday IN Luly, OF rs
soon thereafter a. may DO practicable aud pro
coed 10 survey, uath and lay ont said road BY
the nearest sud must feasible route. The eN.
Psnse VI laying uut aud snr' Cyiue eald road
Shalt be paid by the counties through which
said road may pass, aud Buttty the tommis
sionors OF each vi said counties OF the same.
Sue. J. Tho above named Commissioner
shall cause 10 be deposited 10 the Offices Of the
Register ot Deeds uf the counties through
which said road may pass, copy OF The survey
OF said read.
sac. l. la the event either of SAID Comms
siouct. above namcd, shall he suahle TO per
form the duties assigned him in THIS Act be
shall have the power to appoint u substitute.
ana i. shall DO the duty 10 notify the other
commissioners OF such substitution. Prov ided,
that Il at the Afst meeting, mentioned IN The
second section 81 THIS bill, either Of the said
Commissioners shall fai, 10 appear Ia person,
u by duly authorized substitute, then sad ap
popn.mgut shall he declared cancc lied, aud tar
Commissioners OF Commissioners, az their dUly
Authorized substitute there present, shall have
power To select suitable persons to III such
NASA Nyb 90 NAtaativ~.
So. =. Ibis A,t shall take effect on aud after
its passage NruNoL B{ApLEY,
speaker yO teen of the II. oi T.
Nf,AAtpt, NVRruEN,
Pie, icht pro ten OF the Nsuate
Approved NMtA e.. ISIS,
tuAs- l.. taNs,. Acting Co,etuor.
Sh,ksTARr' > uf't o. NuHs,uta
hAt,b IS las.
hereby oeyiis th1 Iv,vgcng 20 bc lrus
COPS @! ME original ou H.c ,n this Office,
tBA@. 4. tuAsR Scctt.aYy.
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Law no, -.
AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled IAN Act 10
establish the county Of Non sngalia.
i,e 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State of
Minnesota
Section /. Thsttown-Lips one hundred and
twenty, u20) one hnndfeJ and twenty one,
U2l) and one hundred and twenty-five N22)
Of range thiry-sx $50 be added unto; and
that townships one hundred and eighteen UlD
and one hundred and nineteen Nl3) Of ranges
thirty three t35) aud thirty four ga be taken
from the county Of Monongalia, and said coua'
W shah Do attached TO the 10Th representative
district for election purpose-.
SIC. e This act shall be 10 force from aud
after ia provisions are adopted by the electors
Of the counties affected thereby.
GEoEaE BRADLEY, Speaker Of ii. OF Il.
RICHARD u, MrHrnY,
President pro TEN Of the Senate.
Cas-. l.. CuAsE, Acting Governor.
Approved March 20, ls5s.
sEcgErARr's OFftCE, Minnesota,
March 90 lsjs.
hereby certify the foregoing to be u true
copy Ot the original On file In this olilce.
~'. ''''-'- -- 5000" tHss l.. tT1xsf, sj5Cfsfai r. "
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Au Ac! - establish the County Of pouxias
D. % enacted BY the Legislature u Ac STATE OF
Minnesota.
SIC. |. That 81 mach oi the state Of Mnne.
sofa 80 hes within tie following boundaries, Doe,
Aul the Saiue Is hereby established ss,he toua.
s. o. Douglas. Reginnng Al the uotth east
cosL,s OF Township one hundred and thirty
Caa) north % range thtty stN (Jo) west oi ne
GfA Irueipa. meridian, tAcncc west'o the north
wet oosu.s OF Township one hundred aad thirty
N3pl north u range forty tI1l west, thence
south between ranges forty tinl and forty one
till 20 tie south west corner Of Township one
haadrVi AMI twenty seven tl!,l north OF range
'O''y tso) west, thcRce cas-, t. tho south east
e"'het VI losnsa.p $50 hundred and twenty
seNcn N.D north "a. range tht,y siN (isl west,
theaes north between ranges thirty ave 60
anu 'hd1y ia titD wet, 10 The place " begin
ing.
SIC. = The Gs,crnor sAal appoin, three
suitable persons who shall act a. The board oI
County SoihH'sA'onsrs toI said County, who
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shall hold their Office u1hl The next genera
election, or until their successors shall be
elected aud qualified and the said Board Of
Commissioners shah have possr 70 sppoint all
other county officers. and sad Commissioners
shall have fglI power and authority TO do and
perform all acts and duties deyolyiEg upon the
board Of County Commissioners Of any organ
iz.d county IN tai. state.
-Ec. 3. The said County Of Douglas shall be
included In the fourth Jndicia. District.
sgc. 4. The county seat 81 said County shall
he temporarily located a. Alexandra.
GEosGE BRADLEY,
Speaker pro TEN Of the IL. OF Il.
Hi1sAED &. NCnHT,
President profsm OF the senate.
Approved March ,, 1865.
GH.s. l.. CHASE, Acting Governor.
sEcaErAgYs OfFicE, Minnesota,
March \, ISIS,
hereby eer.ify The foregoing 70 bs true
copy Of tae original on de N this Office.
Cas-. l.. CHASE, secretary.
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LAW No. A.5l


An ACT authorizing the Register Of Deeds OF
Crow Wing County TO copy Records Of Ram.
-ey County.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the State of
Minnesota:
SECrioS |, That the Register o. Deeds OF the
county OF Crow Wing Is hereby empowered and
authorized TO copy from the Register OF Deeds
Office in the county OF Ramsey all warranty or
quit claim deeds, mortgages, bonds, powers OF
attorney, bills o! sale, or any Instruments Of
agreement, which have been recorded in the
county of Ramsey, that should have been re-
corded IN the county OF Crow Wing, OF that be.
longs, prets ins, or relates TO property. real or
personal, which i. within the limits OF the coun-
ty Of Crow Wing.
SIC. 2. The Register OF Deeds shall receive
for such services the same fees as are allowed
10 clerks of election in making election returns
as travelling fees, and the same Tor copying the
instruments named ia section one a. IS allowed
under the law for recording the same.
SEC. :. The costs of such copying and tray.
cling fees. shall be paid out Of the treasury OF
the county Of Crow Wing, the county commits
sion~ first approving OF the same, shall SO CT
der II paid.
SIC. l. This Ac, shall take effect from and
after its passage.
GEORGE BRADLEY,
speaker pro tan Of the II. OF t.
RICHARD g.. NrRPuEY,
Presden, Of the Senate.
Approved March l., lsj-.
CHAs. l.. CHASE. Acting Governor.
SEcRErAEY's oYFIcE, Minnesota.
March i, l>j,.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be a true
copy OF the original on file in tn. Office.
tuss. L. CHASE, secretary.
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Law No ~.
An AL tor the Protection a. t1Glr.
&c Il enacted by the Lex -s4t4s" It Toe safe
81 Minnesota:
Sg,rioN L. rha; any person hall within
TIA, state, XII any dces VI a between the mr.:
day Of February and The nr,t daJ o.. Septem.
beg following he shall, for eyery such offence,
forfeit and pay the sum Of tIecl dollars. % b.
collected by civil action before any justice of
the Peace having jurisdiction thereof, wElCB
.um so recovered. saat be paid BY such J.stsce
10 the proper oihceJ, t1g the a.e OF common
schools ia the sch0o, district " Aesc the oeence
was committed.
SEC.2. II any person shall, within this State,
shoot, trap o. AZ "a ANY manner. aHy grouse.
pTalfle caeAeE. partridge OF quail between tie
fifteenth Gay q February Ahl the litesn}h Gay
Juiy following h. shah. tor every .uch offence.
forfeit and pay the sum q tive doiar. 10 be
collected u tAS -sine masaer and pad over 10
'Ae Sane Use a. IS provided n the preceding
section.
So :. Th., Act shall take esec; fyom and
Giey ., passage. GEoXGE BEAnLEY.
speaker pro to-. Of tue II. 81 K.
klNnA4D u. Nj sga1,
lfes,aeni pro :ss.. .! TIE senate
Approved March :. is.
tHAs. l. cHAsF, Acting Governor,
eKeSXrkgY UYFIcs. M,Ras>oia
MAncA :, l>jN.
hereby cerilfy the foregoing % be tcGs
copy Of the original GA h.e ia I'll, osce.
tRN>, l., CR,sE. sectstAry
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ks.aN W. -.
An ACT TO amead sn Nei entitled an Act 10
incorporate ihe - Pau Water Company,
uassel Nay p, ISL.
Re Il enacted By ,Ae tex stature OF the STATE Of
Minnesota,
sEvrioS 1, lhsttas Prcsieut AMI Directors
~ said Company NAV legally eater upon any
anAs IN tie eogaty u Ramsey, and locate al
Wheels. prsHs, bitches, Pipes. ,ondui,s, A4ae
lacts, Lagnss, Force Pumps ard al Necessary
works ant appenIaEes thereto, dong 20 gnae.
,tssagy dAG'Ass - p-yA;s or othet property
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AN ACT TO Establish the County of Toombs
BE II enacted by the Legislature OF the state
Of Minnesota:
SECTION /. That SO much territory a. is en-
bodied in the following limits be. and the same
u hereby established as the County OF IoOnlbs:
beginning NJ She junction Of the Bois de, SIOUX
River with the Red River Of the North thence
down the main channel OF said river on the
boundary line of this state, fifteen miles !;
thence Ia a line due cast TO the Pelican river !;
thence down the said river to its intersection
with the Otter Tail River or Red River Of the
North thence in a line due south ~ the Chip
pewa river thence in a direct line TO the mouth
of Lake Traverse thence down the man chan
mel OF the Bois des Sioux riyer, on the b0uDda.
~ line OF this state TO the place vi beginning.
The county seat OF said County is hereby loea-
ted at Breckenridge.
SIC. 2. The Governor shall appoint three
suitable persons who shall constitute Board
vi County Commissioners for said County. who
shall hold their Offices until the next general
election or until their Successors are duly dec.
ted and qualified and the said Board OF Com.
missioners shall have power 10 appoint ali 9th.
er County Ofieers III and for said county and
said Commissioners shall have tul power and
authority to do ami perform all acts and duties
deyolying upon the Board Of County Comm:s
sioness Of any other cogaty in this state.
SEC, 3. lAe said county shall Dc within tAe
Fourth judicial District.
GgoRGE BgApLEY.
Speaker pro ten. of the IL. o. Il.
RICHARD e.. MURPHY.
President pro TEN. OF the Senate.
Approved March l., l-jS.
tHA-. l.. CHASE, Acting Goyeguo..
SEtREr,Rr oFFCE, Minnesota,
March l., lsjs.
hereby certify the foregoing 10 be st.ae
copy oi Tie original on Tie II thss Office.
CHAs. l.. CHASE, secretary
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An Al 20 authorize the County Commissioners
Of steele county 70 Jnstrgci certain bridges
10 said county
lie Il enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota
Sac. That the Cogaty Commissioners Of
steele county are hereby authorized 10 Goa.
s,Taci bridge across S;Taigh; River, az the
town u Clinton. in Steele comfy, aad another
al the town Of NejioTd. IN rad county, and
levy a tax T. dstray iAe expense, of the same.
SEC. .. This act saal. take eject from and
after IL passage.
CEog1E BgkbLEY,
speaker p5O TN. Of the II. o; i.
EIlaARD q. VI, Rfgr.
pse.ijcat u the senate
Approved March :, Is,
tHAs. l.. CHASE. Actin. 1cveThoT.
sACEETASi UFF:lE. Minnesota,
March :. is.
I hereby certify the foregoing 70 he uae
copy % tie original on ME ia tho once.
CHts. l. CHASE. Secretary.
THYY have another curiosity in New
York, AMI papers are fi.oi with sensation
items. They have found "a man Who is &c.
cu,tomed to pick up al the dead ca,s he
can find in the stTeeis-drg,,. cook, aud eat
them. An association las been formed los
the rag pickers in the wSrd TO drive him
from the city. 1hey are very ind Cuahi tina,
cat-es,er sbogld 5, thc-e aud claim TO be
one OF their honorable ftatal!ty.
Dos rob yourself. " - the .arrae. said
to the !asye: when be was calling him hard
Games
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Pul.sh,d ~ d0fbmiy ~ TUg PiOsEEa aND
DlaDeRAI, he oB'eIa Iapr u he State
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nea Tariff men can see h..
oerat that g Protection !: D ay .
don't believe in. Aobbl
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courage a proscriptive party similar to the
present with Mr. Buchanan at its head, neither
are we to be passive spectators. We shall
support Judge Hale in preference to A. White
for the aforesaid reason, with some others
that we have not time now to enumerate.
DIR. Bower and Mr.. Witherow are the next
in order to be disposed of. We prefer Mr..
Witherow on the supposition he will prove
q more consistent representative than Dr.
Bower has shown himself to be. In many
cases where his votes and actions ought to
have been recorded on the side of economy
and public good, and in consonance with his
pledges, we regret to say that he acted con-
trary to our wishes. Where there is deriec-
ton of duty, or constituency is misrepre-
sentsd a new man is to be preferred to the
reelection Of one that may msrepresent us
again. | have not time now to consider the
merits of our candidates further In order
to vote understandingly, we must investigate
the merits Of our candidates 1t is not the
object to traduce any one we merely wish to
investigate what claims the gentlemen have
that we shall give them our suffrage.
BROWN.
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Lecompton and Lecompton

A .N,tss IN NiBiiRt0WH.-At the recent
meeting Of the Juniata county democracy,
now evidently under the lead of some as
piring fedglings, Joseph Alexander, Esq.
of this place, well known as regular ora
tor through all the mutations Of the party
for the past ten or twelve years, was Of
course called upon for his usual harangue
to the faithful, but he begged the meeting
to excuse him from making a speech, sta
ting that it did not suit--that he was still
a democrat, Ju could not eltdorsc the Lc-
compton doctrines Of the administration
There were some long faces at this an
nouncement, among them the locofoco can
didate for congress in that district, who was
present and had just made a Lecompton
speech The federal locofoco paper there,
phe Register, notices Mr. Alexander as fol
lows
a disorganizer from Ophir, in specta-
cles, next made few remarks, which only
brought down on him the contempt of ev-
cry decent man in the community. We
heard gentleman from his own town say
that no other man could be guilty of such
meanness.' The high moral tone of the
meeting only prevented summary punish.
ment from being inflicted upon him, for
his impertinence. But, however, he receiv.
ed it from Ezra D Parker, Esq, in briei
address following, which fairly took the
hide off him, spectacles and all. Mr.. Par
ker retired, followed by tremendous shout
of applause"
We learn from one who was present that
this statement of the Register is almost to-
tally destitute of truth, no such proceed
ings as the editor describes having taken
place. There was no Indignation expressed
by anybody, unless it was subsequently by
ofhceholders, oficehunters or their "sups,
and had the meeting divided on the ques
ton, our informant thinks there would
have been more of Mr. AS mode of think.
ing than Rely and his proselytes would
/ have liked.
( The above affords a fair sample of what
anti-Lecompton democrats may expect foi
merely expressing AN opinion Will they
like slaves bow the knee to such tyranny Z