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RICHMOND. Va
fEtlE undersigned have m I'D tc lit f,r toru
of Hears and tlls prepared l. rrc",t. tl'i
ticnds mud III" pubic I und =" ,o thu ~ thafIs
IN ~ ports. com1rtal" ~ Tie - patrons
Board 81 - per day. AMOS u y INGRAM
J. 2!d'ms r2taw Pm joins - No%Ui. IH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12
Moore, WiIstaoh, KEYS q Co.
% WEsT ROURrm eifREkT,

IMPORTING SrATIONERs az Menlorttr
dun Pass, and blank noos. Of al styles, BIbie Print-
Book JobbeTs, and Medical Book gTeat
pleasure IN solcitn the attention OF Westefn Buyefs
their llnle1se hoct gf tie EAISFApLE In the bfau-
ehes above indeatei They Cash aud SlioTTInle
Buyers, who are well estahlisled g 90 Qnres half bound
Cap blank Books, t5 90 qaifes fan Cap Hank BOOK
all styles, 2aHl gniFes Demi blank HoOEs irs Ne
dtum Blank Bookss eo00 qlres QlaFO Blanks so Toss
5eel gTgss hest stssl 80 srosi
opea eSOog0 Enyelopess an 5EleS; E1EIis Tfeas
Biottnei 100 rms kngs, Freneh and American Tissue P-
PeIs y rms tngh DrayipF PapeFs; 2e as Cap Pa-l
Pesi Letter dpsfsf 500 Ens. B4t Papers, an
styles i 20 FTas. Note o0inuertai Isr
Paskyt etc, ete 1gq deL Rook, Hank Aogs DFafls
100 dox Diaries for lSts .Qu0 Memprandnu B06tl All
torus1o doz. H1ftions, Porte ard BanFSF
Casfsi - PFesses . 300 dozs 0oDV6
: ne pace . y g buying East
Is =, MOORE MIL6fACEI, KICYSs CO.
nosEd . Rest RouFth 81, CineInnati.
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FAN and Winter Goods

d . .. .
HEIsKELL swEARINGEN vim open this day CFuee
WINTER Goods to which they Invite TIE attsHtOR ne
DKESS G0pDs-Eegant suk Robes, IN eoIors and hIact
Muslin de Husse Patd MOusatne de lane kohes Efant
rich styles Bayaaere hllks Hack EEuFed sits
Frinted Mousaine de lainesvey Printed cashmefes
in new heTe Rpbess Black Satin du ehtnss
French and Enesh ChintEes, beautul
Busters and Afanties Plaid french IIeFIo5:
BOnny's Plain Black silks,
EABR0IDERIE@-Party CaPes and Berthes. In eatfeiy
new desiEns lace and Ebd sets-( Collars ard eeeyes
Haeneieuuea tfuIned, (Enlbd CoInFsE FrEneh W0rfed
CO.lars and Sleeves, Swiss and Jnee1s eSi VSIcISI
InsertinEB. J
WHITE 6O0DS.-S,4 0rganda Musinse PLATA snd FI-sI-
Swiss dO Nainsook, Jaeeonet and q HfnE. pSfI
and StEtRed Au GaFiEty, ssf =a--sf 75
SHAWLSt AlAhfLES, IA choice assoFtElenf q
shaN., hantiesS AoOD Skirts, &e2ffr1 7f.-f2
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TRANSPORTATION
CleYe1and, Pittsburgh g. wheel
-ls1 80 i ing Railroad. efs Ia

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~ 1853
TRANSFORMATIONS
PBNNSYI.VANIA RAII,ROADl


3 kett - szs z.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADl
w WINIEs sAa9RANGEMENT-on and amer Monday. De
TN FAsT NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
TIME, arriving in Philadelphia az Il6O +.
THE EXPRESS TRAlNleayes the Station every evening,
The JOinstoRn Accommodation train leaves Pi.isburrb
daily except Sunday, AZ S8O ocIOe m stopping
mediation Train for Turtie Greek BFaSe leaves day eT
sept Sunday At ~ 20, Ths Second Aeeommodston
cePted, at 420 p The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek leaves daily, except Sunday, at 62g,
press i46 nj Mall 500 a. JOhlstOvn Aeeommoda-
ton IL ms First Turtle Greek 80 nj
second Accommodation l24u Third Accommodation, G1V
p. m. .nE r.5
Trains for Blasyle and Indiahs connect at Blarsve
with Mail Train EaAt, Eress trair West
the JohnstoFn Accommodation Train East and West l
& and Con5sllsLIe Trains stoPPpg At all Sta
Sunday exceptedT fOloWss-MAil Train 0O q! M; x
61O p. No. gt'4 p ai0lSIZl =. - T-''F--rA
The travelling public viii find It greatly to their interest
road as the aeOomtlOdatiOns offered, be
stone and Is entirely dust can promise safe
speed and comfort ali who favor ts road with
their patronage ~ 'laiia ~ 5-ii- 7- ~
Fare 20 New York. S18 90
" Phladelphia. ,.... -.......----....iO 90
taldmoTe... ................ 90
lancaster ster.-..................- 50
" hnFftsburg..., .,---.......-......-...'ItSb Z 80 f5
Baggage ehecksd to all Stations on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and TO Philadelphia Baltimore and York
Passengers purchasing tickets the cara charged
Ten Cents I'm addition the Station rates, from Sta
NoTIcE.-In case loss, the Company win hold them
selves responsible for personal bassase only and for
.N.BFhe Excelsior Omnbus Line has been employ ed to
convey Passengers nd Baggage to and from the Depot At
charge not to exceed e3 cents for each and bag
Atthe P. r. q. Passenger station,
janl on Liberty and Grant sts, Pittsburgh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-12

ohie Lodge No. IoI-Mest. a Masonic Ran,
Market and dMOnrOeSreets the r9 and Aird Mon.
.veainEa Of each month. G. w SiaIIs, W. NJ; Ale
'ISsf ,.' LasOAlia, Secretary. 80.
,Sss..eng Lodge No. 12sy- Meets as above on
ana taIrd Thursday evenings sf each month r. A.
Wh.N,9 Wh.ASaa,W W. NJ; S. W. Pearsoa, Secretary.
.SoysoS Union Chapter Ne. I9.--Meets as
W. II p; $. W Psarsoi., Secretary.
IS,y.as .,i Hs EacomPment No. I.-Meets as
Rl,ss q ,e a JoHrtA Monday evening Of each month WI
's'c'' a A,Lsrtpg, Recorder.
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T7SlS IS b..
ON and aer Monday, Dec. 81 lsbI, trains vim run as
LEAVE CLEVELAND: 51if tti
l0 A. NJ Mail Train stopping all stations; aFriyiuE
g st., ,PIttsblrgh at I;2b n, and bridgeport At
II HS LEAVE PrrTsBURGi: <
$50 A, M Express Tran stops ali regular stations
port Homer, sloans, and Deep Kun ARg
Stations for this train,) arrives at Bridgeport
9at I1:19 A n. rtJ f2si57 III ~
1855 II. Ma lrSiu, stops all way stations excipt New
Salisbury Summitvllle, Hanover East ROehes-
teri Atoultre, Winchester, Lima Earlville Bed
ford and NeWenrxh nag STATIONS for this
train) arrives at eievelaRd at $50 81, and 1t
Bridgeport at790PM
q ili LEAVE BRlDGEPoRT:. 7i
500 A NJ Mall Train stopping all regular stations arrives
az Pittsburgh af T:lo A tM. "a. ss.t 5l.l
24 r. NJ Express Train stopping at all regular stations,
t.H (DeeP Run, sloahs, Port Homer are nag sta:
p III aud at Cleveland at $50 p M.
1850 p NJ Fast Express Tran stopping ali regular sta
tions, arriving at PttSburghat 9;lOPM
But one train from bridgeport TO Cleveland dayeayes
.las laeft ~ Connections Zszt
Connections made by all trouEy trains as follows
At Cevelrnd with trains Toledo Detroit Chicago and
ne Also for Eric, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Nagars
At SteubenYlle and Bellar with the SteubenvIIe InI.
ana ana central Ohio Railroads. for CaE COshocon New
ARK, nafnssVe, Zanesve Wilhihgton Lancaster, Cold.
AZ Wheeing with baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
herana Haf1ers Ferry Baltimore and Washington City.
Local and Through Tickets can be purchased The Var
Gus ohees orte ne also at the Union Ticket oice OPP
ppStE tho LcYcei Wheeling, Va, Union Office
81 Superior St., Cleveland, Ohio ti.tl il- -s'
Transportation % omee, &PRR, c.E GoRIIAM
u. I ...
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

EENNSYBVANIA RAILROAD.
'TNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Allan.
tic cities with Western, North-westeFn, and South.
Western States by cOntipuos ROWay direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers
All ports on the Western RveFs and At Cleveland and an-
dusEy with Steamers to all ports the NoFtW Western
route by which FRRTGHT be forWaTdel and from
the Great WsSt.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLASs-Boots, Shoes, Hats andl
Caps, Books, Dry 0ondS, ,(ln box.s g. bales ~, -.
and trunks Drugs (n boxes and bules s Per AgV s.
Feathers, Purs, ,&c....................J -..l
SECOND CLASS Domestic sheeting,
aps ss'i 100
Qn rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep P-lts ID
THIRD CLAsS--Anvils, Steel. Chains (in1
cHsks,) Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, salted rs 40 a,
Uoose oTin casks yrobaeeo S PSF NV '"s.
ed, (eEcept cigars ent,) 60. &e. ff-ii
FOURTH CLASS-Oolee, ,FIsIi, Bacon Beef tr t..
Lard Lard o NSIS AN, s. COO per s
man Clay, Tar, Pitch R0siu. Sc. fs
PLOURi-$l, per bbl until further notice
GHAIN-In car loads IS cents per loo lbs further
notice. 5fail fTf l17If
further notice. ,...-.--s- s5z-s-l5
sIn shiupins goods from any point east or PhIlade
phl4 be to lRdEk packages Ei Eea sbEr16 Ia
dtkrodd AN Goods consigned agents % this road
9t PhiiadePha or Pittsburgh, VIII be forwarded without
FREiIHr AaETs-o Evans. - Kiby street Boston, ?
Clarke, No Astor House and No william street and Jchn
MeDonad Battery Place, NtWYoF; Pierce Go Zanes-
Yte o. Irwin Co. and Springman brown, OineinnatI
Carter JeWett, Louisville KY o'Hiley Co. Evans-
vile, Ind Sass ST Louis, MO Harris WoTnIey Oo
Me uphts, Tenn; Leeeh Co, Chicago III; Glass Fort
wayne Ind; sneedsr, Philai MagraW kOOns, Balti-
more; D AsteWaFt Pittsburgh.
h. II. HUSTON, Gen1 Freight Agent Plllad.
Ylyl HI. LoMBAERT, Supt., Altoona, Pa.
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Great Northern and Southern Man Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
1trl TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAnY, Sunday night exeepted,) between Rich
mond and Warrington City GordOnsYille and Alex
andiiA. @ ~ ~ SIS f =
Hours Of departure at Rich ~ shi
Gas A. u. and 1880 p n =,
Returning leave Washington...6 A. II. and : Pm
Arrive at Riehmend ...... .,1:8O p u. and q An
Baggage checks tickets given through bepsn Rich
mOHd and 1T ashinEtoh. =
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL-
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GRFAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL. give lie beGf g1ar-
antee OfhlWeys securing connections shown by i-
walls daily ut Richmond and Washington city IN ayee Of
the STEAMBOAT line.
FARE hErWEEN RICHNOED WAsHlSGIuE Is 50
An omLihus viii be found always ready GFougk
and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two Depots Of charge, ample time for them -
take their meals whether going HoFth South.
Through Tiekets be obtained between DanvFe and
Washngoh at the Terminus Of the Road, nearly corr
pletsd % Dsnve An Agent Of the Company V receive
the Checks Ot passengers from the Danv Road and a.
70 shelr al the Way TO WaAhIngtOn OThe Bal
The fare Tie same by the man line by sOla steamboat
mond and Alexandria -
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FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.

A &c. fs,I77
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SEWING MACHINES.

IA HANEthe Agency for Excelsior selnR Nfaehness uteg
$50, or S3QQ Can be my warehouse soutii md
Market In operattn Saturday II t9 O'Clock
"El 6Ro- WILSON.
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TRANSPORTATION UFFICE 70, 3 o. R.. r., Z
WHEELING STATION, Nov. 7ih, 1851. 3
(N and after Sunday Evening, Nov. sth Passenger
trains will leave this station daily at $40 A. h. 44D
r NJ, and 10 NJ, Wheeling time The Accommodation
daily Except SnndayS) At SIU A. M viii and
charge passengers at all the principal stations hetween
Wheeling and Cumberland. Tile odaun train is
discontinued on East end of road.
The Express train daily, 4:II p n, Will receive and
discharge passengers at the following stations only BEN
wood, MoundsVle, Cameron, Burton, Benton's Fern,
Fairnleit Fetterman Grafton Rowsburg, Piedmont, Cum
water r Johns Run, sbuTE.
Junction. The Mail train daily, (caeept Saturday, at 10
M VIII receive and discharge passengers at all the prin.
cipaI stations.
hetrains will aSrve follows: Mail train A NJ Ex-
press train lpi5 A. M Accommodation train, Cuua
berland, at 6:H5 2. n, Wheeling time
W. g. wooDSIDE Sup't.
now, .tn II j. b FORD, Agent. '
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Sheppard and Morgan,

N. N@4Vk kysk4 y. q u 9AlAO4 6uA4J y y
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL (
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No. 131, Main St Corner Of Union.
TAYE now hand large and complete assortment Of
III all articles In our line consisting OF Ladies' and Gem
lemen's Saddles, fine and arness; Iron
Leather Hogshiu, Hair and Wool Collars Whips Hanes
&c. SC. &c.
Saddles of description and quality, o the lowest
ratet the best style of English Shaftoe.
1rsn frame Trunks and Yalees, superior article
and unsurpassed for lEhtness strength and durability.
Fine single and double Harness Of the best stye Stage
Wagon and Cart Harness the and work
manshIp. a3
large assortment Of Carpet Bags every
variety Of material and pattern. 5tis- 4ssEis
An work ordered will be furnished promptly, and no ef.
twill be spared to merit continuance Of public "a.
YoF., Give q call. --szl5 = -l77II5--I5
noviT SHEPPARD q MORGAN.
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.IhE LAW OF .NEMsPApERs.
rl CORN lSSPoNDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other a.
the InteIgencer, should be addressed to
tes concerning the editorial department of the paper,
, be addressed the EditOrs Jointly, or to either one
Correspondents writing for publications will please write
oay en- one side of the paper.
An obIyrvlnce Of the above rules will greatly obge U.S.
d secure prompt attention to correspondents than
.ymisht otherwise receive.
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CLUTCHES OF WHEELING,

For the information of strangers visiting die city pub
following list of the different Churches, and their
and place meeting. II there mistakes, we
vii llmakv the necessary correction with pleasure:
81 Ruke,D's, Episcopdlin' Corner Monroe and Byron
streets Rev. E. T. PKREs Rector; morning services 19k
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Cincinnati, Wilmington & zanes-
willie Railroad.

M MRRCIANTs, manufacturers public generally,
A are herebyFespoetfully Informed that4he O. ". X
r. Company is prepared 70 freight
lfro the temporary Station In zanesve Second street
north OF Man) Cincinnati, Morrow Wilmington WASH
ington, Circsve Lane8StT, New Lexington inteFe-
ate Stations Particular attention will also be given tothe
with the wishes OF consignOr, whether BY Railroad the
Freight win bereceved ana delivered during the winter
months fromTA b. 70 p IL; during the summer months
tFs NJ 70 p NJ, and shippers EaVoTing the Company
With their patronage, may rely the CompAny Agents
giving every attention necessary Insure the
trusted 70 their care.
F0ruTteF information the Freight TariG pGlIshe by
the Company, apply to t-t'
H. K. SMITH, rgl
General Freight Agent,
my8Od ZaneSVifIs. Ohio.
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winOaa Politics,
csrrsspoadsuOs Of the Pioneer pemoera.
WINoyA, Sent. Ii. is5

Csrrespoadsucs Of the Pioneer 4 DemoerN
WSoSA, Sept. Ii, 1858.
The approaching election begins 10 agitate
the Republican patty. Already the seeds
Of discord have been sown, and taken deep
root.
They assembled here to elect delegates to
the County Convention, the llth inst. Two
candidates tor the Registers Office split the
caucus. One faction organized the caucus,
and the other came in fully packed with Sr.
A. ID. BALcosBx Buneombl at their head.
and went out with but one delegate,
(the Hon. Saint, They worked an hour
and half, making motions and amend
ments, in order to decide upon the manner
Of electipg. ST. A. ID. made a speech 10
which he stated that he had helped pack
caucuses and conventions. and be thought
the Que iu which he was might be packed.
Some one thought the same, and gave the
Hon. saint the credit for the packing.
The Saint was elected Delegate AMI the
only oue OF his faction who goes for our
Republican editor for Register Of Deeds !;
who begins to see as the party waDe., tina,
be has 20, had his share Of the spoils Some
Of the precincts have had bloody fights at
those caucuses, and general dissatisfaction is
manifested throughout the County, at the
course Of the central committee in appor.
tioning the Townships. The Little
Giant" OF Repableanism is Delegate and
vii. insist upon a denomination. The Dcmoc
racy are strong in faith, bu, have 10 organ ::
consequently We are not prepared for
strong fight "DNocur.
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county. them the eollector Of for saad county
proceed 10 collect The standing AsAns sash pGna
aeeordns 70 the LAYS In force pres!os 10 bs pasaSs Of
tbs Act. ,.s l. .. -. -. - :"
Sec. The collector Of tAres or he sssd county Of
Dakot~ shall Aks he returps the proper Authorities
bs hrst Nos day In November ldcA and the saA cola
ecor shAil mmediaeiy pay The proper authority
al he Azes soscied by hun previous 70 the passage q
this Act 81 : ar
Scs. No land or other properly IN pskD,a county
shall be sod Tor bs s1ss of icI prior arxi Mon.
day OF Decemtsr, ls5s at which ts he sale Of lands
for unpaid xxss for so, shall be male, according the
prsyons II existent laws for the sale of lands UNPAID
ass and the convey add redsm ptlsn thereof.
Sec. 4 This act shA effect AID be in force from
End Alter Es passage.
0Eo. BRApLET, Speaker H. Of z.
VIZ HHLcoxBI, Prest senate.
Approved August the eleventh ghtssn hundred AMI
eight. eA ...-
BEsRr II. sISLEr. Governor.
Arue ccpy. Auest go
VEAseIs BA.sIs, Sec. OF State.
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AN ACT


To amend an act, entitled " An act prescrib-
inu vuies and reonIa tiops for thu A ya.u,inr ~
10 -. -. - - a. 80 VI
INC trusts asing unuet inc act oi congress,
entitled an act for the relief OF citizens of
towns uDon lands Of the limited States updar
-..-I~ -. - ~ s.~sa
certain cHeunstances, approved March j,
1888.
Be s1slai by he L,JiaLIT. Of the ysIsr s5 Nsarsss,
secuOu l. sec Of an act Of he Legislative Assembly
q the Territory Of Minnesota enIilsi An act prescri6
log ules and for he execution Of he tru.a
arising under he Of Congress- entitled an Act FOR s
relief n citizens towns upon lands OF hs United stsss
under certain eirc usAncss IL amended 80 Is 10 read
as follows;
SIC. s. In case there shall be adverse claimAn.s 10
such lands or to any part parcel or share thereof and
the controversy shall NOT be settled by agreement in
writing between The parties thereto such eouIruyefs
may be Determined BY vol submIsson thereof In
wiring by The parties TO reference OF aTbraton and by
tho written award or Of The referess or ar
barAors 10 case any such controversy shall not be 40
settled or dsls rined within three months from the time
Of the entry Of The land either Of the elamAns NAV
bring cylAcon against the adverse claimant or claim
ants In the Dsie, Court Of The Judicial di,lrct and in
the county In which the lands shall be situated,
Provided always that no Judge OF the District Court Of
this state who has been Or is an adverse claimant a.
reety or indirectly Of any portion OF The snas
within such loxp or whO Is party 70 sny acton brought
determine the right 10 eonyeyanee Of any portion OF
ihs lands within such town shall entertain or hear or
determine any proceedinx utory or final n AM
action brOugh, 70 determine snch adverse claims 10 any
portion Of such lands BY or between any parties
ever bat order such proceeding % rta 70 be TAI
whose duty upon such order shD be 70 appoint term
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AN ACT 80,
For the Relief of Ellen Landlord
4 true COPY


BE tadftd " me LeJi.Iase Of he Stats Of Ntaneso.a
section j. Thai the Governor Is hereby authorised %
cause 70 be sold At public sale immedaisy alter he val
asaon thereof required By the Constellation he follow.
ing described piece Of and 70 wit The sou.heas,
tweny-thres, (SJ -.
Sec. Thai the Governor, BY pubtihed notice. bro.
CAIN said piece OF land for sale 10 be ~ 10 % he high.
es bidder Provided, that the petltisns Rlen Langfor
VITO nov claims Tie rsh, 70 SAID piece q nd fsqn her
actual settlement and Improvement thsoon sha have
9e preferences IN purchasing the same }hs bid
Ana provided further that In case the sntd KlIsn Iang
iorl sha ,a % plrehAse he same, 90 dae nolos gspe
gwen her ~ The Gosernor any person ~ peaospstuko
may buy the sad plece Of land, shall p4y I'D H
len iangford ths full price Of her mprov - 6Whch
shall be ascertahed 81 two appraisers Of sho nnS 1ks
pc appointed BY he Governor add the other 81 ~
Langord and Ia case they cannot agree, IL e.
shall appoint ihird appraiser The bird xpDfn1
appointed shaft then proceed to apprsss szd lmx33S
men; and their decision thereon shall be hnAl -
Sec: The proceeds OF the sale said piec1 - land
shall be applied 10 The support OF common e9kooh and
SAID. 49, -
Sec. l. This act shall be in force and AXE e6ct ahsr
said land shall be appraised q uaii0n PLACED there.
on As eqaired BY section OF article Ct 10 consta.
ton, 80 49,
GE0. BRADLEY, Speaker a. On
Wv. HOLcosBE, Pres'I Senate -sl~
Approved August the ssc0nd eighteen hndred and CIR
eight. -
,,, HssRr II, SnLsS.
FRAsCls BAAsLs. Sec. 6f6lafe.
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AN ACT
To amend the Charter of the city Of 81. Paul.
AN ACT
A True copy.

TO AIHtHd We NHaIIeI UI INC tTJ VI % Hu''
Bs stitsi - 'As Legi.kT,Ts q tkS S,Its n hfasssSi
S-c;no Thai section u Chapter aTe Of ne Act
enuuei An reduce The Incorporating the 81 J
ol 81 Pau IN he county of Ramsey and state q Nhne
sotA the several acts ameniAtory ihsrepf INTO one
act and 10 amend he same be amended - ID real ~
follows The sad Councl shall have power 70 apnaAly
lew az ap0a al he property u sAld city SUBJECT 10
taKsitnn, no exceeding Ooe per cent per Annun 70 ie
nag he eurren sIp eases % he cary, prO'isI MAJ G~r
ger A1num. -,
sec, /. Thai Section three q same Chsp:sr shall he
90 smsnst A, sn read a. follows Tbs Cummon tOgbcl!
shaI also snnaAy lew apoa As property As6s 20 AGA
Ton IN each ward 4 no, ,N-ee';ng zoe per ssA per
snaam 70 tsfray the current expenses q sueh WGd
sec. has Aei shall AXE eject immediately
6EA BRAEIkT, Spsaker Of Ne h. % y.
w W0lC6sss President % The senste.
Approved JAY The fourteenth eighteen hundred All
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AN ACT
To provide for the Salaries Of the Judges Of the

Supreme and District Courts.
Be ena~t By me Legislature 81 the kfas Of ttRnsso'a
section l. That the Justice and Associate justices Of
the Supreme Court shall seyerAly receive salary Of
two thousand dollars per annum.
Sec. The Judges Of the District Courts shall
ally receive salary OF thor sand dollars per
See The said salaries provided for In the foregoing
sections Of this Act shall be payable quarterly by the
state Treasurer the order Of the Auditor out Of any
money In the treasury Of the STATE not Otherwise appro
pratsd.
Sec. l. The term Ct oace Of each Of the said Judges
shall aud date from The hrst Monday Of Janu
ary iSs aud their several duties shall be Aid ain
provided BY law unnl the same shall be changed by
tho Legislature.
passage, .
Gxo. BRADLEY, Speaker q The II. OF X.
wILIiAs H0lCosBH, President Of the senate
Approved August he eleventh, elgh cen hundred aad
my eight.
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lr is said that HrNE, the American spir.
itaal medium, actually married Russian
lady named KRorT, Who brings him $780,.
900 in ready money, L, is also said. that
SINCE his marriage, the spirits have refused
to have anything more to say to him. They
must be different from the spirits Of this
word, who do 20, always abandon man
the momen; be becomes possessed Of $780,.
900 IN ready money.