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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

To The DIRECTOR Of the Erie Railroad.
GENIL1MEN; The sscond-mortgaQe bondholdsrs 70
whom you appeal for lengthy extension OF their bonds have
claim Tor some advantages before asserting wishes 20
wit Many large holders Of second bonds opposed
TO ny further oesy Of paymen, the ground that said mort
se OF bonds being Ike paper money payable 20 bearer are
an unsafe property TO hold inasmuch hey liable 70 be lost
OF oen nepped by dishonest agents without timely no.
oe 10 prevent total loss therefore, In asking such extenstoo
becomes the duty OF the Directors IN Of the interest OF hs
Company TO otter the duoeent of perfect safety asans; the
existing Insecurity of holding such property nsed by offer
Ing to make all such bond. Transferable on application Of nen
present holders be udosed the back the bonds sod 10
corded the books Of the Company and notifying the
mupy that future ownership In the wtonS % Leeesj
by the Company uhen duly transferred their oooss
Endorsed upon said bonds usual in ordinary trsne inter,
The the Directors will atty
Of Company by securing the extension Of Nso ~
bonds held by many persons anxious 10, nrR
before granting any further extension. A soNDnSN
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SATrRDAY. Sent. S-P. N


The Stock market was active and strong throughout
the morning session, with au unusually good dem aud
for the shares of local railways such as New York
Central, Hudson River, Erie, aud HARLEM. Quota
tons for these stocks from to q cent higher
than the closing prices Of Friday, and the dealings
were mostly in each stocks The Western shares were
active, but without material change in prices, except
for Illinois Central and Michigan Southern common
and guaranteed, all of which advanced, with vigor.
ous and el.sustained demand. Reading with mod
crate transactions, quite firm at A. through the
day. The Bond market was steady throughout, and
for some of the railway issues there was more
inquiry, at an improvement in quotations
Michigan Southern second mortgage advanced
to 6S but af ward fell back to 6S Illinois Ceutri
bonds went to 96f and Chicago and Northwestern
First Mortgage advanced | 2 cent. At the Second
Board the market rather heavy at the ooenng of
business, and prices were somewhat irregular, bat
toward the close the tone was frmer Illinois Central
advanced /, and was of the irmest stocks on the
list. The Michigan Southern shares were about
cent lower, while for New York Central Erie, Toledo
and other leading stocks the quotations were about IN
Fame as those given at the close of the Second Board
Pacific Mail which sold at 81 in the morniog was bet
ter and closed at 8i bid report is in circulation
that that the Roberts party has bought out Commodore
Vanderbilt ON the Atlantic side. There wa
a decline of | y cent in Michigan South.
ern Second Mortgage bonds, which were done
nj o.. After the Board the market was dul
but steady. The quick rally in prices witnessed
during the week has been accomplished mainly by
outside orders which come in literally at every dc.
cline but partly by the purchases of the short interest
which had grown to an extent somewhat dangerous to
the sellers. The closing prices were: United States
IS, 1874, lO3a 1896 Tennessee 6s, 9O a9i Virginia
&c, 81 Missouri 6s, 81 aSll Canton Co., 10 al9l;
Pacific Mail, 81 49, New.York Central Railroad,
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SJ@@Sj, Erie Bal.o,d, ool s292, Hadson River
RaJrosd 5S's39; Bs'lsm Rsilrnad 49, 9lSl; Har.
lem Railroad Pref HSeHl; Reading Rtilroa5, Mo
E}; Michigan Central Railroad, ~ 07l,; Michigan
Southern snt Northern II llama Rail Dad 227 a23;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana aaa- ,ntsed.
4slais2 Pensms Railroad 126 l27; ilIaois Central
Railroa1, S6t as7 fiajeus end Chicago RlraaA, 7els
793; Cleveland and Tolejo Railrosd, 46oi6!: Chi.
caeo aod Rock Island Railroad. 79I 979i; Chicago,
Burl. and Q incy RailrOld, %la@O; Delaware aud
Hudson Canal Co., SO.
Tie foreign bill market is dali and heavy, with an
increased supply of comne dI signatures. s'sslins
is 1891 a lO9l fer good TO leading signatures Francs
515a513l
Freishts-To Liverpool: $500 bbls Flour part lest
EVENING" at A.; 1900 bush. Wheat in bags at 3d.;
IS hhds. Tallow at 35s. Per steamer 500 boxes
Cheese at Cos To London: Is tuns Sa,iu Wood at s.
Cd To Glasgow: A British ship with Wheat 10 ship-
pers bag, and bins at I'D and Flour a: 4s. brig Of
40 tuns to jacksonville and back with lumber at Ell
EN-.
The business of the Sut-Treasury was: Receipts
sl93 952 10; for Cus'ons, 100000; Payments
s2O6 lCS 30; Balance. S. 533 ESQ Is.
The money market is decidedly easy to-day, with
disposition to make some copcession 10 rates Demand
loaps are SAT cent, with occasional loan at 595i
" cent. Paper of first class s Sal y cent according
to maturity. The City of Baltimore today for Liver
pool takes 1881 ,677 in specie and the Vanderbilt 1884,
2l6, which is about the amount expected The ex-
changes at the Bank Clearing House this morning we're
$22 1874 322 IA, and the balances 81 1871 500 S. The
total exchanges for the week ending this morning
were $l44 43i, 400 60, being daily average of s2i.
O72 4Oi a. against so SCI OS5 81 during the week
ending on Saturday last. Among the evidences Of the
substantial Improvement in the railway bahic of the
country the frequent announcements OF readiness
on the part Of any nes who have remained In default
snce 1857 10 interest mt on their bonds
We hear that the Toledo and Wabash Company will
commence pay in about ten day the February 1880
coupon on the frst.mortgage bonds, the necessary
funds now being in this city. From present appear
ances the August coupon will be paid about November
|. The Stock Exchange resumed today the holding
Of second sessions, which were suspended about
month since.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods aud General Merchandise at
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Ofean 6teamers, Hr.

GALWAY LINE.-The ATLANTIC ROYAL
~ MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S steamer
PRINCE ALBERT win sail for GALWAY, Via ST JOHNS,
f. on TUESDAY Sept. H. noon from Pier No. 49, North
River ROWLAND & ASPINNALL Agents
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Asoai Tr!ifes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of ROSWELL u
Il BRAINARD ESQ., Surrogate Of the County Of hing no
tice IL hereby ryel &C ordiDg hU 70 al persons naV
claims essinit CHARLES BELOlNG ise Of tae cry Of
Brook7B decesssd ha: thy repaired 70 eSh ~ me se
vi the vouchers thereof tbs bscbsy The
at the office Of CHAS BRIGGS, No. ~ Nasssfst IN s
City OF New Yrrb before ire 18th dy ~ Msrch n-N-
Da:.j Aug. % 1860. MARGARET BELDtN3,
SCI t10lawsInMs Adnins,ratriY.
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SUPREME COURT-COunty of Cattaraugus. =
- ENOS g. BROOKS, Administrator and LOUISA B.
HOWARD, Ada inistrstriI Of HORATIO EDISON deea.ssd
against RICHARD STONE, GEORGE h. STONE, HENRY
W FISH and ALONZO A. GREGORY. Sheriff Of Cattarsugus
County-s1mmons for reief-To RICHARD D. STONE and
GEORGE B. STONE Deiendnu: You are eby summoned
20 complaint named Plaintiff copy Of
which filed in the office Of the Clerk In Csstaaugos County
the Path day Of Jolly 1880 and 10 OF an
ths subscribers Eilcot,ve Cattraugus County,
EewYork within tUerty days after the service Of this
exclusive Of the dsy Of seite OF the plaintiffs will apply
10 the Court FOR tho relief demanded In the complaint
RICE. JONES CROSBY Plaintiff Attorney.
Au lsw6w NJ.
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

Boots, Shoes, &r.
AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
H JEFFEaS Of Nc 53 Broadway would respectfully solicit
ladies Of EewYork and from ali parts Of the Union to cal
and examine bis elegant assortment Of French BOOTS and
SHOES aud embroidered Toilet and Bridal SLIPPERs PnsS
,ou4ue psulate with the times.
JEFFERS. No s73 Broadway, opp metropolitan.
qO SHOES and CATERS at JONES's Nos
3pp 70 and IL Ann st. style, and warranted TO give
perfect satisfaction.
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FlHanrial.

- 900 Ohio and Miss I'd Mortage PER cent Bonds
5000 Chi. and w 20 Mortgage per cent Bonds.
e2tOO Nj and Horizon II. 8 per cent Farm Mtg Bonds
Mad River ard Like Erie I'd Mortgage per mt Bds
$1,000 La and Mil ID Mortgage per cent Bonds
Neat regular sale THURSDAY, Sept. b. Regular
Auction Sale Of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and
THURSDAY every dsy when required l2 O'clock at the
Btocs No. 81 Wia-st the Merchants tx
change preferred Stocks Bonds bought and sold private
sse aud Al the Brokers Board. ALBERT H. EICOLAt,
Auctioneer and Stock Broker.
No. 50 Wilham-st Wall.
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OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
This cerihes that my VIE afflicted with prolnpsus
and irregularities ard weakness for long time She at
eBdsd the best doctors this section who all adhey could
her easily bat she grew Hearing the aseuberg
Uterine Catholic highly recommended tried it, aud 10
surprise and great Joy cured her She is heavier and bet
than in her life My education prejudiced against
ell advertised remedies should have tried it but
cannot Withhold this testimony for due In justice to what
mut believe the best medicine In the world for all diseases Of
women +. ATKINSON.
CoFYEKyIIIK Miss, July q, 1860
THE GaAEFENBERG COMPANY'S UTERINE
CATHOLICON
Il certain cure for all female Irregularities weakness inam
nation local arrangements Of the uterine web the
constitutional troubles Arising from them.
Price ~ DO bottle ~ FOR SIX DOLLARS FIVE BOTTLES
WILL BH ESr rs ENPRBss AND CHARGES PREPAID TO
TIE EXPRESS LINE PROM NEw-YoRK- Al Address
JOSHUA T.. BRIDGE, NJ. D.,
Resident Physician Graefenberg II stute.
No. 2 BOND ST, NETWORK.
~ Dr. Bridge pledges his tho truth the I'VE,
and 10 induce confidence where be known he permitted
TO refer. among Others 10
HoRAoE GHBRLEY Of The Fec York Tribune.
Prof a. r. PEABODY Of Hdrrdrd UHipersity MdH
Prof Milo p. JkwETr Of PougAkeep,ie ~ Y:
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Total....s473 4, Sss $22slls3o SssSS,Sss sl67sos4
The following table will compare the exports Of the
i staple articles for the week I:
TIE receipts of the New-York and Harlem RailrOa.
Company, for August, 1860, were:

Total. $50 Slb VIZ
Increase Of the week compared with that CT 1884,
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Ale0ical.
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL

DRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
ID PILLS ApOpeli,s Bilious Diseases and diseases
neraly How Because they purify the blood and reno
al 0, ,trucon from the bowels and circulation Their timely
use has many life Sold No. 294 Csnss mot the
corner Of Broadway but No 294 Canal st. Br.ndreth House
No Union square; Csmpbes sthay. aud 23sh st.
And by all respectable dealsp
Price Is cents boz.
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Dater-Gnre.

DEEKSKILL WATER-CURE.-Ope through
i the year d. A. GORTON, NJ D., Proprietor References
in Eew.9oIk: Hon. JOHN b. SCOLES, No seekmansI
H. HARRIS e,q, No 3e8 Broadway.
s w B cNNEJT esq, No. so G darst
For scrpve Circular nclOe stamp Address the Propre
tor Pett.kil, ~. Y
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- inofeose''''. 49, '''','''''''''. ....''''
The net receipts for August 1860 the largest OF


Increase Observation-Disclosures. S4324 so
The nt rece;n,s for Anors, 1894 ave the Iaross, of
Ane heV ieoo'p'S ii august "oV arc 'o iai soe' VI
any momn Since tne optmog OF the roao'
we nave heretofore puoisoed report OF tne rauds
commued upon the fennsyivsni4 Railroad oy con
spuacy between come OF 'he conductors ana ticket
fehUs 'ser,s Inc ,naoner N Wrc" Tue iris's ~rre
anu u 'n'' ue'e''i0H' Il 'uus "afia''' Ill !"
ot% Ts" W,sa S"1.,,.. NJ CD,
dueOT had purchased property Phsdsph which be
P1 fIO'c ne nao DO means "hen ne wen. INTO tne
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III u NJ p II X f Y s.
III SPECIFIC

The Remedies carefully prepared under the direct super
vision and In pection Prof HUMPHREYS In order
ta, great eszed want Of the public namely remedies
FOR all the more common and simple ailments Of Lite.
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CUPREME COURT of the State of Newly
- -FLlJAH B. WEgsON and TOWNSEND cox sgt-
FLIJAH A WALLIS and EDWARD P. BYRNE-Sum.
mons TO said defer 4snt You hereby summoned and
r.onied 10 answer the complaint In this acon which
This day filed Of tho CLERK Of the City and County Of
EewYoTk the City Hall said City sndto serves copy OF your
,nywer said complaint the subscriber s his ONCE No
i Broadway NewYork City within twenty day, stsr the
service this exclusive Of the day OF such
service you fail the said complaint within the
time aforesaid The plaintiffs iD his seton will take Judgment
,nst Won hundred aud eighteen dollars
and tbytvo cents with interest from the second day OF May
one eight hundred and Ity and for the sum six
hundred and thirty sir dollars and interest from the third day
Of March 1890 beside the costs Of this action Dated 2ss
July, 1850 ANDREW STEW ahr
~ 80 law6vMs Plaintiffs Attorney.
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N SUPREME COURT. City and County Of

bis wife g. CATEIARINE wORTENDYKE Jnaes Styles
and So alb styles bis wife Ms-ha SANFORD Henry " Hoag
Apd William II. Hosglsnd Ca,barns w Hoasland Ann f.
RAINY, Jane Worepcyke Peter Wort.ndyks md Ann r.
Wotend{ke bis wife Abshs9 Aeks and sophrona AcEsr
his wife Jacob Valentine smith and Martha Smith wife
Caroline Smith, William Sherwood and Mtha Jane gb.,
wood bis wife Mary 3 Smith, Chae. A. smith Thomas r.
mons For relief To rsfspdsnts sbove named: You Ar.
hereby snd required to the complaint in th.
action which filed IN the office Of the Clerk CITY ana
Comfy OF this 22d day Of June 1850
eopy Of your the said the subebers
tbs Office No liz Broadway ~ the City Of NeVYot within
twenty DAYS AMER the service Of this yop erive
of the day service ard you fell 70 the said
main, hin the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs In hi, action WIN
,ppy 10 the Court the relief dmandd In the complaint
Dated New-York, June a. 1860. GOODMANG JESUPL
PLAINTIFF Attorneys, No liz broadway, ". r.
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DURNTON's QUICK RELIEF, the Great Inter
ID nal and E1temslPAIN ERADICAToR For rheumatism
Contrsetions Dyseney SWELLING Lameness OF Pains and
Ael es il and telling remedy Sold at Nos 2l
Hudson st. ISL 9Th and Druggists DEPOT 296 BOWERY
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1t viii be remembered that considerable sales OF
guano from Islands in the Pacific were made last Spring
to Southern planters As the CROPS are beginning 10
rpsn, we now have opportunity to observe the results.
TIE Macon tGa) Telegraph says: We are glad to
hear generally favorable accounts of the influence of
tie American guano upon the crops. particularly as
doubts have been expressed in regard 10 II az fertl
izer." Tile Savannah Ners publishes lstte. from
Charles A. Peabody of Columbus in the same State,
which speaks of the magical effects" of this peculiar
ubaIcc lately imported in large quantities from the
Pacific ocean, and calls the SPECIAL attention of the
press to the fact thai "cotton rvang Sea Island for
many purposes, is grown in abundance on very poor
lands with the aid of American guano" Fac. Of this
kind 60 to establish the value Of the numerous Islands
containing guano deposits which have been appre-
pratsd by American merchants aud sea captains under
Especial law of Congress passed at recent session.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13
Union Party

Nearly every Opposition paper in the South is
filled with something on the subject of the formation
of great Union Party. 1t is matter of the utmost
importance to the South, to inquire first to the
necessity for this new party. Secondly the objects
of its formation and thirdly VIII or can II perform
The object intended?
Now the friends Of the new party movement,
insist that the Unionis in great danger-that there
two great Sectional Parties viz the Democratic
and Black RepuBiiCan-that the Democratic party
Is Sectional for Savery-the Black Republican is
Sectional against Slavery and hence the danger to
the OmOn and the necessity for formation OF this
third party Let every Southern man bear in mind
that 1t Is conceded, that the Democratic party Is
safe to the South-yea the very argument Is, that
the Democratic party is too SOuthern-so much so
as 10 be sectional and thereby endangering the
Union. rs the Democratic party is admitted 10 be
true 10 the institutions Of theSOuth, it becomes
important question 10 every Southern man-tO
every man Who loves Constitutional Union, to in
qulfe Whether theDemocratic party does nov,
dld calm or insist on any principle in favor of the
institution OF slavery, or any other southern nsti-
tuition, than such as are guaranteed by that very
Constitution under which this Government was
formed? We stand ready to prove. that the Demo
cratic party does not now, nor ever did and we
challenge any man to point to the principle held by
the. Democratic party in favor of Southern insttu-
tions not guaranteed by the Federal Constitution
If this is the case then ask our friends of the
South are YOU going to Join a party however
Won NAV like the name whose principles Weld the
Constitutional rights Of the South. Let Southern
men Tof all parties pause and reflect Chattanooga
Reflector.
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CONVENIENT snd comfortable frame dgellng hsuse Tor
e remainder OF the present year Also for sae lot Of
Household and kitchen Furniture, good
terms, 70 n cash. Applyto =. B. HUBBELL,
No. 30 South summer street,
aprIO-3t or at this Once
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DIVIDEND Of rHEEE on The OaDitaI Stock oftha
"A Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compsuy uasdecrs
By the Drors ont Of the profits o. the six manths pv
bic and after the 18th s, at the oe CT the Treasurer IN
Nashyhe- W, A. GLEAVRS
aprlG-lm Trssssr,a-
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EOR SALE


1.-THE SPLENDID MANSION recently erected by
Wesley Wheeless with about thirty eight acres OF a0d up
on which il located is offered The house is situated
on beautiful hill about mile the city, the north
aide and about four hundred yards the Cumberland river
n beautiful grove Of forest trees from which point are p0r
tor Of the city Is full view The mouse contains about sixteen
rooms Az handsomely and conveniently arranged with
and as pines in every it is built Of the best era
u the most mosrn architectural style Two thirds Of the land
il covered with enc large timber, and the remainder
acuatad gardening and growing fine fruits portion Of
which is already with varieties q fruit trees, Strawberries
grapes SC &C
N Wheeless being ocsiei in business in Liverpool,
England this Offer Of sale Of his property Address
undersigned Nashville, who resides and will show the pro-
perty give the OF sale II previously disposed
private sale, the property will he offered auction the
premises, Thursday, 7th OF June next
Nashville, Tenn apis, l55O-dads. N. H0BS0N.
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A CARD.
VETE would respectfully call the attention Of purchasers
w real estate, and those wishing home, the
Court House, Saturday, the I4th instant, Of DR..
ScOtts beautiful Lots and Residence, the
Springs, Six OF these lots beautiful elevated building
covered with handsome shade trees and contain from
with fifty foot connecting with the Buena
Turnpike, and also with fine McAdaEzed street, extending
through the Nit Vernon Gardens, these connecting
contemplated Horse Railroad the city Of Nashville
and half miles Pour other Lots, containing from acres
Of them heavily mbered, ef deep rich SOIL we'll adapted
Omaket gardens The dwelling house lot containing
with the Improvements is Of such style Of finish,
nience comfort seldom In This property pos
superior advantages being within Is 20 minutes ride
the city smooth nc Adamized road, free CT toll
bridges Very respectfully,
NJ. W WETMORE,
A, V. S. LISnsLEY,
Z 2. CHEATHAM,
". K TURNER,
H P. BosTiCK.
P SDr. Scott will take pleasure showing the property
o o. sale. apl7-sd
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ZOE UPPER CUmHERLANp RIVEIt

TWyuE light draught passenger steamer EDMONlA. -
KIENEg Matter, will regularly throughout $3.50
the above, touching at all prints that mry
be desired. zhess Of diaught, together With her supeo
freight and passenger facilities render her dervedy popu
lar. For freight or passage apply en- board o. to
apr6-H P. II. MITCHELL, Agent
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Commencing Monday, April 16, 1850.
Time to Memphis Ijosatg-tto0 Holrs-Ftre Sll 90
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH BETWEEN
PASSENGERS for the youth take the A. NJ Train Of the
Tennessee and Asbama Railroad Pulaski take Carter
Thomas HOugh line Of stages Prospect station distant IS
miles, connect Decatur with Memphis Charleston Railroad
train for Memphis, Grand Junction ane all points South and
West.
Through tickets Decatur Memphis procured at
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Ticket Office street
Passengers going North the A NJ Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting Prospect
station with the stage line to Pulaski,
Trains make close both ways with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad train Decatur apri2-d3m
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" G WHITTHORNE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
TAI W NEWMAN,


AN ACT to increase the jurisdiction OF County Courts
SECTION enact by the General Assembly OF the State
Of Tennessee County Courts IN this state shall have
full cover any quarterly monthly session thereof when, in
their opinion the public good demands it. to sppoin Commis
soper who shall power contract for and have completed
any repairs bridges public road ia
their respective counties that in the opinion Of said Court the
public good requires
szo . Be further enacted That it shall be the duy Of the
that may appointed under the provisions
tie FIRST section OF this act to report Of the
quarterly County Court after the completion Of that
they may had under contract which report shall set forth
repairs that been made, By whom made and FOL
what amount.
SIC it further enacted That upon the filing Of the
port the Commissioners shall be the duty OF said Court to
order paid other claims against tie county
SIC further enacted That when assumes
the MANAGEMENT Of the business Of minor without regularly
qualifying guardian contemplated in existing statutes De
shall receive no compensation for such service.
SIC further enacted That when such person act
ing agent specified in the preceding section shall refuse
deliver the effects Minor in his possession upon the ma
iorty marriage Of said MINOR he shall be guilty Of misde
meanor, and fined Eot less than thousand dollars
SEC g. Be further enacted That shall be the duty OF the
County Court Clerks notify such agents acting without
authority give bond and security required OF guar
dans and said agent agents failing refusing to do so shall
guilty msdemeanor and fined not less than fifty
than two hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC T. further enacted Tha this act take effect from and
after its passage Z WHITTH0RNE,
Speaker Of the HO1se Of Representatives
TAI W. NEWMAN,
D. IN aaIar If The ate