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missUurs Republican Convention.
1t sounds strange to hear OF Republican
State Convention in Missouri, and il looks
queer TO see the account OF it in the St. Louis
News. Verify the world does move, and
with it the Republican party. There are men
in Missouri who begin to "apprehend the
logic Of current events" and who are wisely
endeavoring to place themselves in true re-
lation TO those events. We honor their wis.,
dom, and applaud their boldness in launch
ing out once more into the great stream Of
living, vital politios.
The Convention met in st. Louis on Sat-
urday last. B. CRATE BRowE was very prop
erly made President, and long list Of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries was reported. A
committee OF ten Vas nominated to present
. list Of delegates to the Chicago Convention.
Tho Nsscs, being an evening paper, went
to press before further proceedings we're re-
ported.
The Democrat Of Saturday morning pre-
diets that ssthis will be marked day in the
calendar Of the State" and declares that sht
abroad banner of the National Republican
party will be flung to the winds, by . State
organisation, and whether il lead to victory
or defeat, it will be lowered nevermore, or
the west bank Of the Mississippi. Thus will
the friends of free labor in Missouri do theil
part in refuting the falsehood, that Repubh
canism is sectional; thus will they maintain
the proud position which they assumed wher
they declared for emancipation--the grand
est watch word which any political organixa.
ton in Slave State can announce"
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nURp.R ornrrr.

MURDER or KxTTT.
The notorious South Carolina Representa-
tive. Z. M. Keitt, il not 1t present at Wash
ington. He has gone to Florida, called
shither by the murder Of his brother BY some
Of his own sIaves,-of which shocking affair
uur readers have probably been informed are
this. OF such violent occurrences the ears
Of humane men are panied to hear, fall
where they may, on friend or foe. But peo-
pie with eyes and cars awake to the charac-
ter, course and connection OF things which
affect the interests of the public, the country,
and human kind, will be liable to other
thoughts in this instance than such a. would
ordinarily OCCUR on similar occasion. Ev-
cry one will remember how conspicuous L..
M. Keitt made himself, and seemed delight
cd TO make himself, on the occasion Of the
infamous and brutal attack upon Senator
Sumner. The animws Of which attack, and
Of Keist's connection with it, was the defence
OF slavery. Tho affections Of Mr.. Ksitt are
now severely wounded by an act OF the most
atrocious character, resulting solely in con-
sequence Of this very institution; for his
brother is murdered by his bondsmsn, not
for money, not from malice generated by
common means, but in consequence Of the
possession and exercise of unnatural and
unjust power over them. But for human
slavery, Mr.. Keitt would still be rejoicing In
the life and love Of his brother.
Violence and murder will be committed
every where, - long as passion darkens the
reason and consciences OF men but the I'M
just control and oppression Of men, in mass
es and individuals, inevitably provokes to
violence in return. Violence, in action and
Reaction, 10 the lac Of slavery. Those who
are not led to perceive this fact by the exer-
else of reason, are liable to be made sensible
Of it through suffering. He who fails to
recognise this truth, has consulted his own
heart, has read the history OF nations and
dwslt upon the annals of private calamity in
vain.
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ANOTHER MEXICAN WAN.

There il very strong feeling here that We
are drifting into another war with Mexico
And there is certsinly great danger oft, and
OF ito early occurrence. In fact the Demo-
cratic organs here are now substantially
threatening war, With Official connivanee or
authority, in case tho McLane treaty il not
ratified. But a. war would be tolerably GER
tain TO follow that treaty, the disposition il
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TIE DIS MosHxs VALLEY Vine In Published
every Monday II this ofce Is one o. the oioest ps
psrs In lows, and has . widely extended ciFeaaA-
tion Throughout the Dea Mcines Valley, Northern
Missouri mid Western illinois,
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LEAvxEwoKrH, March o.
A few advanced parties Of emigrants for
the Pixies Peak gold region have arrived In
this city.
To prevent a recurrence OF the distressing
scenes Of last year, it is urged upon those
intending to emigrate, to wait until the first
OF May before starting, as subsistence on the
plains for man and beast will be very preca-
rious prior 20 that time.
The Overland Express from this city 10
crowded to excess, ell the seats being en-
gagged to April 1st, at which time the pro-
prietors will commence running coaches tri-
weekly, and soon thereafter daily line
The running time 10 seven days.
The river is falling slowly ut this point.
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LegisIative.

srSArs.--The bill to repeal the act sstab-
fishing an Agricultural Oollegs was taken
M, discussed ss great length, and ut last in
definitely postponed.
The rest Of tho day was very poorly occu-
pied on the motion to expsl Mr.. Ingersoll, -
Reporter, from the door. The motion
passed.
Houss.--Supsrvisor bill was taken mp
Judge Hall opposed the Supervisor system.
Olagsss favored the County Judge system.-
After considerable debate, = motion was
made to lay the bill on the table. Yeas 33,
nays AZ. The bill then passed by Al to "a.
A bill was reported for the purchase Of
the Capitol building for the use Of the State,
and ordered TO be printed.
The bill in relation to the administration
Of oaths VAS taken up and passed. The DEM
ocrats got into m awful ferment about it,
and charged some diAbolical purpose upon
the Republicans, although the bill only and
simply provides that persons shall be sworn
according to their religious belief.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby warned against pur-
"A chasing or receiving from james Brown, COM
monty known - Brown, Agent, or any other per
son. any notes accounts OF other securities, goods
or effects payabls 70 order Of Turner Co., or b.
longing 70 them; and especially from purchasing
or In snywiss negotiating FOR any one Of Gig III
promissory notes made by w. N. Cline, T. Maple,
and others, dated on or about September 3 1859,
six Of them being for about 131t each, payable,
two in months, two In months, and two In .
months, ard two others Tor about $50, payable In
IL months. A writ Of injunction has issued from
the District Court to restrain the transfer Of said
notes and effects OF Turner 4 Co., and any person
receiving them viii do 50 1t his own risk.
FRANKLIN TURNER.
March 18th, 186O-di0
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=
RAILROAD,
OREN TO FORT MADISON.
TWO d ALL TR AIN q,
SUNDAYS RX0EPTED)
CHANGE OF TIMEY !


ESROM AND AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH, 18th,
l. and until further notice, two trains will
be run each way, ~ follows:
FIRST TRAIN
viii leave Keokuk ut 600 o'clock a. m. and arrive
ct Fort Madison at 1880 .. m.
EECONDTRAIN
Will leave Keokuk ut 400 O'Clock p. m, and af-
rive ut Fort Madison, ~ $40 p. n.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison 1T $50 Z. m, and arrives 81
Keokak 1t 10000 .. n.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison ct 800 p. M, and arrive
1T Keokuk Ut 1880 p. n.
The TOO o'clock r. m train from Kcokuk connects
1t F. Madison with regular Packet for Burlington,
making sure connections with Railroad trains 1Ass
and West.
IN Fare by this route a. Low As THE LOW
EST and passengers subjected 70 ~ few changes ~
THROUGH TICKETS over this line can be pro-
cured TO all the principal places East, West and
North, of J. X. TEWKSBUkY, Ticket Agent. op-
posite the Billings House, Main-st., Keokuk.
B. W. DAVIS, sup't.
Asrnh II sR0Aku
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


DAY = B0O..
FL aa.EE &c 6 : 3 3 5
No. los Main Street,
LAVE NOW In STORE, AND TO ARRIVE,
l. llOO sacks Coffee.
10 bbis. Mo1Asses.
80 kegs Nails,
- hhds. Sugar.
10 bxs. Georges Bank Goldfish.
10 bills. Mackerel.
g. kits choics No. Mscksrsl Tf
- hlf chests Tea. ~ 8A
100 bxs. Mo. and Va Tobacco.
loo bxs. soap.
IL bxs. Star and Taliow Candles.
30 bills. Dried Apples.
tierces Rice.
$4,000 Cigars.
70 bags Cotton Yarn.
20 bales Batting,
And other articles usually kept by Grocers, which
We o6er at very low figures for cash, or will ex-
change the same Tor Hides, Fars, or such products
~ will bsar shipment.
March Is, Odd
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ANNOUNCE

Ers. GATE CirY: Please announce J.. K. HOR-
NIsH - the peoples candidate for Mayor 1T the
approaching Charter Election.
mills MANY VOTERS.
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SAER1FEsS SALE.
STATE or IOWA, S.
sHERIEF,s SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, SIS.

pY virtue Of Special Kxecntion 10 me- dirsotsl,
~ issusd by the Clerk Of the District Court "
said county, In favor Of Charles Bush and against
James 4. Bruce snd VIM O. Daniels hare lsvisd
upon, and win sell 70 the highest bidder, at Tie
door OF the Clerk ofss Of the District Court pi
Lea County, lows, st Ksokuk in sAid county, On
tho 18th day Of April, A. u. 1850, between tls
hours Of nine o'clock :. N. and four o'closk p.
Twenty feet BY one hundred fest deep, running
errn~s lots twelv@ e.A 4te~.- fle1l1s II Mtcsk
thirty-six 1851 Of the City Of Keokuk, Ice county,
lows commsneing twenty feet from the corner 81
<th and JOHNSON streets.
Taken, levied upon and to be soldby order Vi
Court 70 satitfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, March q, 1850.
II. NJ. GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Loco.
unh10-fArHA 81
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Conn mtsuI0neF,s safe.
N nTrr n mAvInn \ n. .-s~Ax . .

DANIEL Il. TAILUh,l by virtue OF = decree oil
vs. the District Court Of tbs
VIM. HOLIDAY. United States for the state
OF lows, Southern Division, In the case Of DAM
q. Taylor vs.. VIM. Holiday, rendered October 9Th
1850, appointed the undersigned Commissioner u
sell In pursuance Of said decrec the following real
estate Of said Holii day, towit: two scrss sdjoin
ing the Keokuk and Des Moines Valley PlaukroaA
being two acres Of the tract of four acres conveyed
by s. r. Miller TO G. h. Perry and Asnsr Reeves
executors of the win Of Lewis r. Reeves, deceased
to<irginis Holiday, In ahe County of Lee and
St&to Iowa, win Oh Saturday, April z, 1866
proceed 10 sell said property to the highest bidder
for cash. before the door Of the ofce Of the CLERK
Of said Court, in Ksokuk, aad win execute , deed
to the purchaser thereof.
j. w. RANKIN,
Commissioner United States Court.
March 10 11ko Ord
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TO let the treaty alone, end SOC whether or
not the war will come By any other means. -
Many leading Administration Senators are
opposed TO II, and pronouncs thsssheme both
irnpolitic and absurd. For myself, IL the ar
rsngement we're likely to rssult In confirming
the power and policy of Juarss, / should IA
vor the treaty, and ssrenuously urge its CON-
hrmation. But that there il little reason to
hope for, it would seem.
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W. In compliance with the request Of citisens OF
the Second Ward, j. N. ANDERSON win be = can-
ddate for the Office Of AIderman 1t the next cleo
ton. (mho1
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EDIroRs GATE Cary: Plsase announce Gel. WIN.
PATTERSON m Independent candidate for
Mayor 1t the approaching hArter Election.
MANY CITIZENS.
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The operators on the line OF road between
Keokuk and Peoria have At last purchased
iron enough to reach to Canton, from Peoris.
This, Gen. Reid tells me, is fact. B.
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Ksokuk, Feb. II, Is6o.dIm

German SOap.
nNE hundeed boxes, Hill Co.. CincaDati, o.
~ for sAls by HOLT = co.
novld
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NH ERHFF,s SALE.

81 ERIFF's SALE.
STATE IL. OF opu Iowa IS.
DY virtue Of special execution to me directed
Dssued BY the Clerk Of th1 District Court Of said
County, in favor Of d. W. KilbouIne, and against
w. Genree, have levied upon, and win sell to the
highest bidder 1t the door Of the CLERK oce Of til
District Court Of Lea County, Iowa. a Ksokuk,
said County, on tbs eth day Of April, A. d. Me-
between the hours Of . O'Clock :. N. and o'clocl
P. m. Of said day, the following property, 70 Wit
Lots seven and eight ts), block eight 90, In Kill
hoarne's sddition TO the City Of Keokuk, L.
County, Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold BY order d
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, March Sth, 1860.
III. M. GRIFFITH. sheriff OF Lse County,
mhl0dtdfee46 ByJ. b. KsIoHT, Deputy.
sMEnIFE,s SALE.
STATE IL. Or oeu ,owA' IS.
DY virtue Of . special Execution to me directed
- issued by the Clerk Of the District Court d
said County, In favor of Geo. w Taylor and agains
David A. Day and John H. Day, have levied upos
and will sell to the highest bidder, at the doOrlo
the Clerk Oce Of the District Court Of Lee Coun
~, Iowa, at Keokuk In said county, on the I'll
day Of April, A. d. 1850, between tho hours Of
o'clock =. n. and o'clock p. m. OF said day, TIL
following property, towit: Tho westerly half q
Lot No. fve (6) in Block Afty-three In the cit,
Of Keckuk, Lee county, Iowa,-beinG that hal
next to lot six In said block.
Taken, levied upon and TO be sold By order q
Court to satisfy said writ OF execution.
Keokuk, March q, 1860.
II. N. GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee %.
mh1ofee16
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DIRECT INFORMATION
3 ardware and Cutlery.
s. w. &c H. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
i have in store, and are rseeiving their supplies
for the Spring Trade, dreot frem the makers, which
they oder TO CASH AND PROMPT TINE 1UYEMs on Ia
vorAbie terms. Tho stock being unusually large
they conadsnsly solicit an examination Of the same
5. w. \ ii. TUCKER,
SIR Of H1dp adiock, cor. Main III sts.
Keokuk, March D, lSco-aaw
M INkRH PICKS, sAoVEIs, 90, for sale BY
W meh0d4x s.N Il. TUCKER.
IRIFFIN's HORSE AAlLss-oood stock Of ell
NJ sises for sale by W.LH. TUCKER.
- Rifles and 5harpensrs for sale "
MArchs-dAw 8 W.AH. TUCKER.
4 MES SH0VELS.-- A large stock OF Amss'
a Shovsls for sale low by
naraha s.w.AH H. TUCKER.
CICKLES.-AG good article Of Sisklss for sale ~
y H.W.A II. TUCKER.
TREaH HOOPS II TN Es6 HOOPS TT
A NEW supply Of TYess Hoops, OF the sizes
IA usually wanted, together with general ~
sc<tment Of Cooper Tools, just .rsceived and for
sale Low BY 8. w. . n. TUCKER.
LSENCR NAlLs.
T. Fine I'd do
AnneAlsd do seslineh--a superior article.
Casing do
s R.n.I5 % %
Together with general assortment Of other NAILS
Of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
Low by lmehel 5. ". u. TUCKER,
4 OKN, GARDEN, q RUBBING and other Ices;
~ Spades, Shovels, Mattocks and Picks;
scythes, 6naths, and Grsin Cradles;
Cow-belis, Rakes and Corn Planters;
On, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, Straw and Manure Forks,
And 4 large stock Of AssoRrEn HARDWARE and
CUTLERY on hand and for sale Low by
mch9d&w swan. TUCKER.
+ KINDSTONEs.-The Bsrea Grindstonss, Of Va
~ rious sixes. fer sale by
.. w. 4 III. TUCK ER.
sign Of ReA r.Aicc.,
March 9, 6o-ddw Cor. Main Id sts.
Legal Nsafcs.
To jos. III. Ia. Bertrsm, James A. Rhodes, Charles
r. Thomas and William 7. Young:
VOU are hereby notified that there IL on Eie
j In the once NJ the Clark OF the District Court
OF Lac County, Iowa, At 1T. Madson, the petition
Of VIM. Thompson, claiming Of Jos. II. II. Bsr-
tram the sum Of Ave thousand dollars due upon
three promissory notes also, asking the foreclosure
OF . certain mortgage executed by said Bertram
Jan. Sd, 1857. TO Edward Kflbourne, upon twenty
block ninety four, on Main street, running back
to the alley one hundred and forty feet, Ia the
City Of Kcokuk and State Il iowa. And alleging.
that james A. Rhodes and Chas. n. Thomas and
William T. Young have claim to have m interest
In said prsmiass, and asking that the said mort
gage b. forsclosed and the interests OF said de-
fendanA be forever barred.
| And unless you appear and answer thereto or
before the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, indgnsnt will b rendered against Jon
W. II. woKTHITGToN,
March 3, lSoo-d Sol for VIM. Thompson.
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STAFFORD Il mcCUNE.
yTTHOLEHALE HROCERE AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, second door above the corner
Of Blondesa, water street, Keoknk, Iowa.
mchS-dly
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~ other Ices. skSancs. "a saolumsas Al iess "a ost
tatahs IN ahy pfeeiag 80 rnrss- q saia ctt sha -
cuunu.
Ssct The gossfpnf, ~iih ne afstes 20 canFu ina1
hnsat 81 audsf 80 said cas Nhsss anuuai salaf =.
tua bs.dt. asllaf b. pad ~ ne usa-afvf 81 AID
cant, t the csauu trsasuY. tu gaafisff aN isut "a
th. nf.t Janaap Agu lun aHi nctsf We duii b
g. audit spa allow Ell arcsa and Cla. asatsi ~ rrin
u ht asd,i. and aisss ~ the sapfsus aiiral ceau,
ara g. make al afths-ss 80 ss. cuny, uSlaatng hlant
ks ana stathusl Ana BE- shall kssp a. sfrint 81 AZ
,hs... abd AT arcuuuts and rlals ~ hon aliussd,
aud tlh once in each year satesni ~ ne nnanthl
Amir snd sauditaa u The cuuul, ~ Etruis - 49,
eants aad claims D. ~ Hads ~ Tie euanp usa.'et
ublss. als~sd ~ ne aadiif, 90 Tie sarisne iaai'ai
esuft
Eseta The aiA oouHN eommis-cnss. shsne' too
rast "a, lasa 90 debt h<hal u s tanty, Shi ne
v fittsa run-sut " he auditnf
Ssct ~ acts sna rsEts u ar'., insousis'sAi IN
this act, are hsrsby UPsaled
rEct.A To-. act shall taks snsc ton and aiief ~ -
rtuNl By the go,sfnof
t,rgrv,.d March ~, isonl
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~ ACT Ia r,l,rOs TO ID. al. Of timber % the public
laHd.
Bss ...ss,I o. "a, Ss.s, Hssss 4 R'sss.iass', -
Ixs,slafsss asss-stiss, o. tollossi
s,st,ss l. TIE lad .teut h hss,sf aa'i"f'fed W
-it. g. inI,tiaals cot sid bsal ,ns, spfus,
ssI hsri Nod uesf uTsa any lands awHsd b, the stats
provided b"ws,sf that na refs shall b Fahisd W Ahi
ase iadiuds.l cu@Panl, with hhsfv :" s"iAS ""'s
than two .it "a teams M.
sect y No Tstt granted q. st'fe.aid .hall ~ uss.
f,,.d b, The T-a rst-a. eetAinlns the ssins eiest
A., a.. fte 81 seeafRE pas meat af surplis- sd'aneed
Ef usfatioR HHasf the ssIns and Ani ansmpa Usssi
stssa ia sad PafI.ss shall upsfAe u TENDER wa we
Tishi. aitsmIied b. - Transferred.
r.st J. 4 minimaIa gf,oe ~ ihcasAni feet, board
measure shall he hIed b. the lard sgen ha,ins esnd 70
it, Valas, Lsaih and hauliag dslanss and whea thsfs
several apscaii ot The sans iihst We sd sssa
shall ell the aactcn, ~ The hg-., hadef hfs
sisias At lsad Ihiny day. Pabl'e notice 81 'he u"s ana
place II sale. 80,
sser. Al psr.oa. esAialRs P.nnIt, I. Aforesaid.
shalt 10 reqae ~ ave bad % ts land afsH,, Win sat
.laefy satsts. CSC the payment II the siampsge, and
Coo The IsSiofmsnss u all The eoadoHs VI the rs'm 90
esntaeL
ssor. s Al timber cot anast psnuits, AZ sft,saii,
shall be and reman The progsfp VI the state ahh The
sIsr' 4 oa each team to b. employed under permits,
a. soIs.ad tbsfe shall bs paid IN AfyAses, D. the land
afsst 90, dlafs, which rsunsy shall ~ The Pfoef, q
the .ais, pfyidsi, the Pfissss granted anae such f
uits sha not BE- inpn,ed Otherwise The aueant paid
shall b allowed In Psymsa 81 The staapags 90 aasi 81
rscr T. The .arsyof. &C essr. shall ~ srresn,ed ~
the land aseai and shall he H. the hhfei dis
shasre Of their day they shall scale alt timber cut asdet
ps,sit ftsned q. aie.ad sapsraispd ne satiins %
The sane and make return 10 tho shi as,at the hua'.
ss aaa s.y 81 the hog. cut, WHISTLER h.al.i % not sai
the nanbsf u iee bard msssa'e, snd shall see that
an. l.mb<f be sut elsan and withsat stfip waste.
lArpsO,sd Mach ~, lsdo
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N M ~ ,.sol,a ~ a. S..s,. s.d H... q R,rss.i.

AN ACT relating n Grand Jans%
%, 4 ,.aoief ~ iLs Sssas ssd Hs.ss f RaSseaia.
t,,s,. 4. Lss,slafss a.saAiei, - follows;
sset,ss 1. wbsa ssasd jsp has hssa drwn ssre
n. .., pc,,a.d B, law and ihe asmbef II an .Aal be
reduced by death, &c om any cause What
ever an, Justice sapeas sdical seas An Tern tine
.s M v.sas MAJ direct ssarss n be ,--sei 10 sal
ssiIlsuai number ~ lsnss he ,ha desm necessary,
and such ssnfes shall be Served Il least tat days bsisfe
the tune % which, the Jaf dawn, shall 10 esdsfsd -
attend tar ana aros. thus dawn and seinei. shah
ss,. Is the sesssss III The year. &c h,sh The lap ess
dsasswiih ths s<st and Is~sfs ss The, hsa boa
.ssinaIy dawn, and SHALL 10 ssjesi 10 ne sss liable
s.era Al ass and parts cf seis Inconsistent With
this Act hereby repealed and this act shs uhe enee'
and DO In iss when shall b. appwsed ~ The sosefnef
(Appso,ed March -, 1850.
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AZ ACT r,l.nns % so.i. N cn.asnAl cs.s..

An ACT relating D. eost. IN Cnsn.nai Csss.-
Ne ssas4 ~ ls S.zfs 80 Hssss II kFrssssatirss -
Exrtslsfsrs asssaAlsa. a. kliu~si
sssuos l. Nay suuu - Justice 81 TIE Isaes aniifit-
ID b. hW tainps.s tns af any unenfs, mf ~ AT csse-
ln sddilsa o. ths gsnalp, huS rosstaed ~ las ia-s
ul.nn the respondent The cIusts ~ rfn-eruituH
sGct p T. act shall ~ agysy b. ne slhtshasat ~
ofshce. hsfeiaisfs Committed.
SEct ! Tbs act shall iaks snest shsn apqfussa
lAppfuSsd Mar,h ~, l-tol
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AN ACT 10 provide Coo The compensation q the County
Cenm-sisners. aud Coo the sprnsmsn,ef an Asdssof
ana bls s.m,.se.sss Coz the e.sssy 81 r~nei.-cet.
IN n sssdef by fAs Ss.as ssf Hese y Rqrso.fs-
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