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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-11-06

A fine looking man stole horse and bug
gy from Stewards Livery Stable in Burling.
ton few days ago, turned up with It and
sold it for $3.50 in Muscatine, was arrested,
ard committed to jail in Burlington in default
Of $1,000 bail
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
1892. 3O2.9S.
MAY LIST, 1861.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

MISS PARCELI.
just receiving fine stock of goods including every
thing In the Millinery line. Ladies please call and
examine her stock.
Dress & Cloak Making done 10 order.
Produce and wood taken In exchange for Goods
Store on Main street, opposite Loomis' store.
Oct. "a, 1861.
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A MIsApPREHENsIoN.- impression pre-
walls that the change of Government envel,
opes, is in requiring flags on them This is a
mistake. The envelopes are the same as
formerly. except the stamp, which is slight
ly changed. Plain envelopes, with stamp
on them, 60 the slime as ever.
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CALL AND SErTLE.--Persons ,rdebted to
the Courier Office, are again requested to
call and settle. new volume, the XIV.
commences about January LIST, and it is
desirable TO close up the business of prcce.
ding volumes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-11-06

HAVE concluded in view of the difficulty Of col
IL lec:ing and the heavy losses resulting from the
credit system, as expensive TO my customers my
self, as it necessarily enhances prices as compels
the prompt paymast,r to AXE up for the failures Of
the slow and forgefu to their bills to adopt from
TINS date, the Cash system. Hereafter then, shah
require pay down in all cases. No books will be kent
and conse quenty mol ody will e troubled with bills
Those having unsettled accounts with me will please
call and settle All kr Is Of kept constantly on
hand at reduced rates, at the City Market.
Oct. 10, 1861. j. W. BROWN
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Final settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested that
the County Judge has set the first Monday In Decem.
Der next to hear and make final settlement OF the
estate Of George ID. Temple, deceased, at which ali
parties interested are notified to appear.
CHARLES DUDLEY, Admir-
OF the estate Of George D. Temple
Oct. ~, 1913 iw
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there is now on file In
the Office of the Probate Court in wapello county,
Iowa. paper, purporting to be the last will and
lament of Hiram Mccoy, deceased, late of Wapello
county, Iowa, AID that have fixed upon the first
Monday In November, 1861, it being the 4th day OF
said month"; as the time for the proving Of the same
persons interested in said estate will please take
notice OF the same and appear If they desire.
Given under my hand at Cttumwa Wapelo county,
Iowa, this the It'll day Of October, 1861.
JOSEPH II. FLINT,
Oct y, lS6l-aw County Judge.
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New Advertisements.


Having received the new issue of postage stamps.
notice Is hereby given that they will be exchanged
for corresponding amount of the old issue, during
issue will not be received in payment Of postage ON
letters sent from this Office. J.W. NORRIS, P. NJ
Posi- OFFICE, Ottumwa, Nov. Q, 1861.
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Administrators Sale,
IMPROVED TOWN PROPERTY AND
FARM LAND.

county, Iowa.
vUyHE undersigned, Administrator Of the estate O
IL James Pumroy, deceased, hereby gives notice.
that TO an order Of the County Court ofsad
day, the 21st day Of November, 1851, between the
hours Of o'clock n. and o'clock p Of said day
commencing at 10 O'Clock NJ at the front door of tho
Court House, in Ottumwa, said county, sell at public
sale the following real property belonging to said e.
tate to.w west half west half southwest quarter Of
section 6 six southeast southeast ofsectou IT, east
half north half northeast quarter Of section co. north
east southeast quarter section co. southe south
west quarter Of section 21 all In township No. IL
north Of range IA In the county of Wapeo Also
lot (22) two hundred and In the city
Ottumwa, said county.
Said land will be sold In tracts to suit purchaser,
or the following terms: Onethrd Of the purchase
money in hand onethird In six months, one.third In
nine nths giving notes well secured for the defer.
+ ed payments, with interest at ten per cent.
T. BLGHAM, Administrator.
Oct %. 1861
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COUNTRY PRODUCE
Taken in pay for Goods.

He solicits an examination Of goods and prices for
he thinks AZ large stock Of goods he has bought
at the present low rates. could not but please and he
will take pleasure in showing you through whether
you buy or not. c. c. WARDEN
Oct. 2, 1S61.-ch 5-1S
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From ROSecr;l RS Comma nd.
There has been another battle at Gauley
Bridge. 1t occurred on Friday. Floyd was
surrounded at last accounts, the 4th. Rose
Grams was getting The better Of him.
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couraSlng and satisfactory. The T5sfes has
come out dsei'iedly against recognition Of
the Rebels
Further Fronl Gen. Ro.ecra ne.
CIScINGArTI, NV. 4-The Commercial
has aGvices from Gen. Rosecrans' headquar-
ters up to Saturday evening.
On Friday morning at o'clock the enemy
opened fire with two guns from points oppo
site the Gauley Ferry and Camp Tompkins.
and noisy fire Of musketry. The object was
evidently to cut off the supply trains They
succeeded in sinking the ferry boat on the
Gauley, and threw about forty shells into the
camp of the L th Ohio Not one of our men
was killed, and only about half dozen
wounded. The majority of shells tn own
by the enemy did not explode, and their
musketry was wild and irregular. The fer
ry boat, which had been sunk by the enemy
on Friday, was raised that night and com
munications restored. There was no firing
on Saturday on either side. The position
of the forces Saturday evening as follows
The rebels were in possession of the left or
west bank Of New River; General Schenck' S
brigade was few miles above the junction
of the rivers and between them and Gen.
Benham is below the junction on the right
bank of the river. Floyd's force is believed
to be 1000 men. 1t was believed in camp
that Schenck's and Benham's brigades
would he thrown across the river, above and
below Floyd, and catch him.
The loss of telegrephic communication was
occasioned by the alarm Of the operator, who
when the firing opened, sent hasty dis
patch to Clarksburgh announcing battle,
and then commenced to move his office up
the Gauley. He was three miles up the river
when he was overtaken by orders fren Gen.
Rosecrans to return, and while returning,
his wagon was driven over a precipice and
the apparatus DESTROYED
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TNHE OTTUMWA MALE AND FF.
Il MALE SEMINARY, commences Its fourth year

On Monday, September 9th, 1861.
at the Presbyterian Church and rooms attached.
-Four terms OF ten weeks each In the year.
Tuition from % to &C. according to branches studied
Boarding be obtained prices to suit the times
JIM. McELROY, Principal.
MISE n n e. E. TWnIitt.6owwAf' Assistants.
MRS. LIZZIE D. WOODWARD. Drawing and French.
REV. s. H. WORCESTER, Oil Painting.
Aug. 81, 1851.
SUBSCRIBE for THE COURFEH.t
~ Terms. 81 80 In ADVANCE -
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From Washington.

The army Of the Potomac is represented
to be ready for any movement at an hours
notice. Gen Mcclellan will still continue
in command of the army of the Potomac.
No news from the Great Expedition.
Difficulty still experienced in getting freight
to Washington. Double track to Annapolis
talked Of
There is no law for Bounty Lands in this
war. No applications therefor will be con-
sidered r.......... ... ...... ...... .
The news from Europe is exceedingly en-
couraging and satisfactory. The Times has
come out deeiiedsy against recognition Of
the Rebels.
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OYSTERS, GO
Sardines and HOLSTERS ~
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

GEORGE SOY ER
Would respectfully announce that having been APP
pointed agent for the sale Of G. Maltby celebrated
BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
the best In the Market he win be prepared to furnish
them In quantities to suit purchasers In the
KEG OR CAN,
terms entirely satisfactory. Recev ed daily By
Express, and put up in the natural liquor.
The attention OF dealers Is solicited.
Call at soyer's. opposite the Potter House, Front
street, Ottumwa. (Oct. Is, ls6Itf
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Legal Notice.
Legal Notice.
II. Banks,
vs. District Court of wapeilo county,
Charles II. Price, Iowa.
George +. Knight.

VOU and each of you hereby notified that the
IL petition Of r. Banks is now on file in the Office
of the Clerk Of the District Court of Wapello county,
Iowa, claiming As justly due from you the Of one
thousand dollars upon title bond given by you to
said Banks, by which you agreed that q warrantee
deed should be executed to said Banks by the
23d day Of January 1861, TO lots three and four In
block one, in Agency City, Iowa. Petition alleges
that you have failed to comply with the said bond-
Now unless you appear and make defense to said pc
ttion before of the second day of the next
term of the District Court of Wapello county, Iowa.
to be held in November, 1851 default will be taken
against You and judgment rendered thereon for the
amount claimed with interest and costs.
WILLIAMS 4 HAMILTON, Att'ys
Oct I6, IS6I-5w for petitioner
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BANKING, EXCHANGE and COLLECTION OFFICE
BONNIFIELD BROTHERS,

OTTUMWA, IOWA.
Particular attention giuen to Collections
REFER
r. K Willard 4 Co., Chicago; Bank Of America, New
York H. X. Love 4 Co.. Keokuk Romans Co.,
Cncinnati State Savings Association ST. Louis; State
Bank, Burlington. (Oct. 9, 1861.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26

TnE STONE FLEET.-SiNteep res-s@ O.
the Stone Squadron have been s1nk u he
channel Of Charleston harbor TIC. e7ss'-
ally sealing up tina, doomed SIT. aEaias, ~
waarr communication ri,h lie o1's.i= s'--'
The New York Tim SAYS ~f-r.a lid.
kind Of poetic justice even go III. - 80
the o.5 sea-aoe= carried -rl"- scr. 'AlsN
witt 3lassachu-etrs rocks, tha- a'-a-Is
the old Bay State O, many an .a-af -no
man, an injury done her citizens 10y s'l'I
Carolina The port Of Charleston no'
has a place only On the map, IT is aao's
the things thar were. Il Is not IN the sE-'.
Of ezulta;ion that We contemplate The tate o
that ruined city. We may reverentlAl' ~
that We would often have gathered her 7Ho'
the wings OF the Union, but she Woils a0'
and thus is her house LETT Unto her -a'o-A>
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26
No5s-AN ACT o raise troops


Sec l. The Governor is1ereby authorized to re
cruit organize, arm and equip one regiment of in
fantry, 20 serve for this suite tn the army of the
United States, until the expiration of three years
from the first DAY OF June ID. 1861, unless sooner
discharged, ia the same manner and upon the same
terms a. conditions, IA as they are applicable
and NJ" inconsistent with this act, prescribed
IN ar ct entitled An act t. provide for raising elk
spe regiments for imme6 ate service for protect
IL and defending the Constitution and Union ap-
proved April 26, A. d. 1861.
See. 2. In organizing the regiment hereby author
ICED the regulations and requirements of the Wa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26

81 The Vermont Cavalry Reginea, 'a
arrived in Washington Il did no' 5ela1D
At Harrisburg but a single day. there osiDs
no accommodations there for them. In7's
was no forage for the horses on their a'' iva,
at Washington for d day or 50, and ss's'A'
of them hal died from hunger ard exposure
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26
DEsrRorISe THEwsELvEs.-The Boz.

DEsTROYIxG THENsELvEs.-Ihe Boz
ton Traveller Of Dec. 3. contained the
following e News from the South
=. TIE people Of Charleston. a telegraph
ic dispatch asserts. are discussing ne q'les-
tiou If sarremder5-ng or turning that city
e Tie Mayor .tarors q surrender, the
Goreraor et tie State proposes 70 aba''do"
aud Juru."
This announcement II viii be seen. AZ
peared before the burning Of the city. A
correspondent pertinently inquire CAn
il be true that the same frenzy which IS
burning millions OF dollars worth % osi-
ton. 10 prevent IL falling into tie hands
OF our army, ha- turned Chariestca a,-ef
into another Moscow
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26
No. SAN ACT 10 apt0iu commissioner. 70 al -
just aud settle certain clsm- aud account, for
penditures tor militar. purposes.

No. SAN ACT to APT oint commissioner. 70 ad-
just aud settle certain clsim- aud accounts for
penditures tor militar. purposes.
II is hereby eusc ed. &c.
Sec !. The Governor j. 'ebv authorized aud re-
CURED 20 appoint the Commissioners. whose duty il
Shall be to examine, audit and a1loast all bills and
claims now outstanding, for the costs, charge and
expenses OF enrolling. etlislug sIb-is-ihg. clothing
supplying arIninz cquiIpiuz importing and paw
ing troops, thai have been raised hihe under the
authority OF this State the Governor thereof TO
be employed in aiding f0snppre>s the present ia.ur
rection sgainSt the Uuiti States And all said
Gains against tn safe 3lall BE presented 20 said
Commissioner within tUa months next after they
shall give notice IF a time and place Tor hearing
thereon by PuDlicHlcn u '9uT newspapers printed
IN thi- STATE and the DECISION CT majOri.v Of said
CeTnm'-siCIers upon ...v c'aIu shall be final and
conclusive IA tree !ren - inc all claims D. 'per to
1e e.cuteo - said Commissioners urd.r this act
which hall not De DTe,r9--i. thall De barred
SEE Il .bai De- the .lI.9 Of said Commissioners
or m"JOrtS OF Them wherever they shall allow any
bill sGaiuSt the State tor the uurDoze nam
ed in tie --t econ of TIN ac, TO certify In writing
70 The Governor 81 his Stss tn. amount allowed.
atd the OF the c'aim1nt ard tie Governor on
such certificate ber4 p-ssetei Sasil draw his order
for the am) uut IF sucl cer-fcate llyor OF such
claimant on The treasurer 81 the State. who j. here
by directed to pay the
Sec 3, The Governor i. authorized 10 fill all Va
cancieE winch NAV At any time occur II said Board
of Commissioners, b. a refEal to act death inabiI
ty, resignation or otherwise
Sec Z. said Commissioners shall be commissioned
ly accredited under the Stal of this State. They
NAV employ clerk for theoroper executi on OF the
duties of the commission. aad the Governor Is here
by authorized to draw ordes the Treasury OF this
State, fer the payment OF al necessary and proper
expenses OF said commission. and for compensation
for the services OF said Commission: Provided, that
the rate OF compensation or the services OF said
Commissioners. shall be iiSed and determined by
the Governor, al the time OF the appointment Of
such Commissioners.
Sec g. Said board Of Commissioners shall have
power TO compel the attendance Witnesses and the
production oi papers on the hearing of any claim be
fore them, in the same and the same ex
tent that County Courts by law have
Sec g. This act shall tale effect from it, passage
Approved November 20. 1861.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26

The rebels threw into Fort PiekeDs, =. :
the late bcubardment, 500 shells, on,s "a IA
of which exploded. They were o. ~ !,sif
make; showing how the English eaeA' -
rienas
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26
bIssoIIRI

s"uaooHh Missouri ~ cbzngin. 70.
'A'' "eei' a"u may now cor with hot4 !
70 the speedy DETERMINATION se -. 80.
from that State MeCull.cb with r.. e..
has already rseat.d into srk.n,a. 80,
to return uh's fresh and unlocked for u1,E-
taTy nionnsrf hai To- again psrpe'rais. u
the managenn' OF the department Of tie
West Gen Price, now somh Of the o..g.
Is IN depio3oie condition. His recent proc
lamation caDg for $4,000 men has not been
responded with any alasrity, and he prot
ably looses5ore men BY sickness ard deser-
ton than bean find recruits 10 FL their pls-
ces. a pfion Of his army moreover has
been capred, thirteen hundred prisoners
being tab, together with large quantity
Of arms al military stores a gr~at los a.
any time, ut a vital one TO G-n- Price IL his
present siation. The game Of secession r.
about pied Out in Missouri We MAY look
now for raPis growth Of the Union senti-
ment apng the people Of that State. 1'bey
are reaking al last thaaoeaee can BE- resiored
in Mipuri only by remaining under The
GOOD q Stars and Stripes. wsIe the e. Con-
federf rag carries war, desOlst.sp and 40
undsats fold. a
On. PHELPS PEocLANATIoS Is gen
eray denounced by thu entire Press Of
tbe(orth. % Fqr a. w- have seen. with
bvone or two excei,tlon-. - ill-iimed and
e,eedingly injudiciou,. We DO not -end
d, Generals to scrite down the rebellion,
u to fght If down. The -ncord -
lightier than the pen." in dealing with
raitors. 1t j. mere childi-hnes5 TO bvm-
lard tbe rebellion. States with proelama-
ions. Give them powder and lead. For
Heavens sake. stop talking politics. and
resort to the cold steel -
Even the Tribune, with decided emat
patton proclivities condemns this pros
nation a. ..infelicirou-.' -
Among tie paper Of Vermont
have seen nothing from the F44
Walton Journal stands aloiual;fv. on
sort OF qaasiendorsement per
nation. We think a little naa
put that paper all right G<sI
4. for oilr.elve. il will req.--asss x
yelopment~ and unlocked fol
to drive Us into opposition 10
DENT sound and judiciOus poll b
ecuting the war. And We have VI
that when new exigencies do aTi-e tti 4 \
mini.tration viii be prepared te ie: I
them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26

Two hundred ana fifty Hatteras Inlet
prisoners let Fort Warren, Boston harhor,
Wednesday. lor Fortress Monroe, having
been released b. the government
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26

Senator Bright's attempt al an eAEt az.
ton o. his position is not regarded a. sA-i''''
torily establishing his loyalty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26

rhd Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser Of a
lal1 date says that no less than 81 zen attempts
were made 10 set fire to that 81, within two
days. and that two Of them ere partially
successful.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26

- The editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel
does not boast d" of the size of Wisconsin ba-
bies," but says 1" they are an uncommon sure
crop"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26


no d A. ttl Ia amendment OF seton tour OF
an act Tor the t. tier protection % she treatury,
appr@Et1 N"reHbsr =. l7'}t
II rs hSr' D" "a"tff- tir
= &c iae COMMITTEE tppolnteG o. 90 81 act re
IaIh& I" ne 1ulF re- o. -" .ate >Fate treasurer
&Ppr"t o. - enter u 1901 are auth"7l"H IN theIr
ION 'ii''el - III" 70. ecut any -uIt- al
Ia" or 81 eHhI'E. III me meme ~ me stare OF er
h'oi'i. H3" -d' ~ "it aH' . Us >uTttle
ahc abE. ON paFiro' :" ENFORCE ana protect the
figii'- 81 @ =" Nc ah4 MI. employ c3uhet LOT tHal
puFpo-tF -tii HaIH c"InIfi tx may 40 Feue-n any
properly a't3chtd 81 any process Ia any SUN no"
peho4II aSa'h-. 'aie treasure. CT ma suretes, rom
any Hi"f'-a - ana ihcahbFlnct u II mar judgment
the lo'eiTH' 81 ie ntate requires anu tue auuitoi
OF account i directed Z" dr%" All necessary orders
upon ~ treasurer OF tie state Tor mat purpose
Frors 'at II III the a@seia VI the iae STATE treas
ufer pT'oLE'hR I" 'ie N't'e. STo"IhS out VI te "e
faca'Ion Of lad a'e treasurer now III the hands OF
any person -h'' ne rendered 70 tie Stats- men
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az tne haJuft % .ao, ~. " Ky 49, ~ ~ 49,
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hdnIe n7loIS eNlii az ~ - w " 49, -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26

RETURSsoF GEx. scOTT.-Tbe str .
return of tie veteran Gen Scott 10 thA' {
ted states has its significance Il Is VI
known that be vent abroad Tor bis I'D ,
and ina, BIZ intention vas 70 remain IEf
south Of France through the winter Z
ing bu, tb- imminent peril Of cur Cd
could have induced him 10 return. II Is
tina, be brings important dispatches =
Official nature from the French Emperos
our Goyernment.-perhaps an ofier b. Id
Napoleon 70 az, a. mediator between II
country and England. Tie Object Q:
mission must soon be known.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26
No GAN ACT relating O. the payment Of col.
ders.


4
srcl The on commissioned officer, musicians,
and priyaes belonging 20 the regiments raiseo IN
der an entitled An act 20 provide for rAisipg
ak special regiments for immediate service tor pro
tectine and defending the Constitution and Union
approved April %, 1851, also the non commissioned
officers musicians and priEAtss Of the regimen Of
cavalry raised or being rased under Col l. g. Plat
and those belonging TO IA. company Of shErp-sboot
ere raised this state and AL other troops raised
under the authority of the Governor OF this STATE
and in the service Of the United state, in zo
dition the compensation provided for by the Con
gress OF the United STATE shall receive from The
TressurFr thi. doilsrE per month each
for the :n of their enlistment in the service Of this
State. and OF the United ststss, until sooner Gle
charged provided ths' this act shall not be con
strued ehtitle any person 20 more than dol
lars per month from this state Provided further
that this set shs not be construed 20 sppy 70 The
compensation Of any commissioned officer
SIC. 2 This act shall take effect from it, passage
Approved November q. 1871.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26
SDc3 This act shah take effect from il pas
sage
Approved, November %. 1851.

No % AN ACT reIsting 10 thu money psy due
20 volunteers st their deceas<
II is hereby enacted, &c:
SEC. 4. IL any volunteers now IN The service, or
that may enter the service Of the United States from
this S.ate shall dscease. having anything due HIN
eher from this Stat the United States said vol
unteeT being Q minor and having been constiiuteo
heirstlsw Of any persOn or persons by act OF IeEs
lature raid person perons shall be entitled 90 the
sum sRms due, and may draw the fssns upon
proper proof of identity and The receipt Of 20 per
son persons shslI be evidence of discharge for
said claim claims
SEQ. 2. This act shall take effect from lie pa age
Approved November Il, 1851.
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SECRETARY or STATE OFFICE.
Montpelier, NOV -, l-Jl.
certify that the fore going laws numbered, are
true copie, Of passed By the General Assembly
o.. this state a. the Annual Session. A y. 1851
q. W BAILEY. in. Secretary OF State.