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PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAMES NEW scALr
Is a3d ana >gaaso Piaho-fC1tes.

i a3d ana sg9as0 Piah0-fGHteS.
F5 -ss- q Iht Insulated lion frame preserve.
,iei he oris n"i tone OF the ns'Fusneatn
Ill rut W, secure; it for al time against thar
aosi diSag ecatle tiuny quality IF tone iaYar.aLs
oufi in al other Iron frame Piano Fortes. /.
realty strengthens tie ease and taus Keeps Tie
clauo fctte much lengeT i'll tune. Ii gives ~ .
instrument much tu!ter, richer and sW ee:cr tone
adap,s the Piano u all climates ma to all chan
,cs ii atmosphere, and IN al! respects it is pro.
ounced ana IN all respects it Is PRONOUNCED b,
ur best ''art ie the greatest improvement o; tn.
tge in iiano-tsrte constrac..en, froIucin. an in
strument ackaow edged to be superior 70 all 9th
RS made in this country or Europe.
4 few testimo nials In regard TO the sups,i.
o its Of our CIV scale k'auus INSULATED ftano
t0r.es.
81 have examined the Piano Fortes of Light.
( Bradburys with entire satisfaction. l know no,
that there any others better either in eur OWL
.ou,try or elsewhere. "-DR. LOWELL Mason.
In ciearness, richness, and volume If tone DEL
easy elasticity of touch, and nne repeatng nc ton
have never played upon their equal. II. A
HoLLENHAUPT.
In volume. richness, evenn sc, and purity o,
tune, ana III de.icacy OF touch they certainly excel
nd IN that beautila singing quality so deslra bic
get seldom iound.'-n lillian Mason
81 have never III yei upon rich and heavy
a tone square Piano Forte. "-AgTHUR NAPOLEON.
an astoaished and delighted wth the Aew
-ca.e Iron Frame t.ano-tortes made oy you
There must be splendid III, lie Tor Lghte d
.'raiburys' Piano-F urtes. "-Gat. +. koOT
~ nave never played upon so laS and instru-
nent."-GEo. +. ERisTow
consider them as To beauty, richness, fuiiness
,ld equality OF tone, rs well their a.reea BILE
elastic touch, equai II not superior 10 any Pianos
made in this country or Euro. e."-h AgL WELs
"in power. quantity, aud equality Of toae, the,
'ertainy excel; while for that peculiar itch and
inging tone 50 invaluable as panlaeu,
to the Voice. have never met their cqnai. &C.
bASSINr.
'Iney have all the requirements for superior
Interpretation eft both Classical and modern CEN.
positions."-M. sTaARosa.
sseroom 42i Kroomo St-est, . few doors
East oil Broadway, Rev YORK.
Ia SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE GIVEN. 81
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Isabella Newton.
To Isabella NEWTON Defendant: l,u ar,
,eFebs notified iai i!.etr i. ~" ~. Il, N the IT
ier = tie 'i,rh 4 tlc iistfiei t,rti u - It,
uhts, u iowa,a petition a. ;~ir-en Ncw
3l, .ts.! NJ tn CHS lar d. tie 10 u II mat
llony a., if.sel.''xis g. between Jon he .nia
.abt Ia Ncnt0n n d tie -aid Sipccn Newton. foi
.aif you. III. -ai lsa a New.on. wilitLlly Ge
-ert,t the SD I'm ~ Newton. aIi ,itlsenicd
icafseii i.rn. him WI, Ut ressanat.. eaGge, !o'
note titn rw" years.
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''..c noon ii tac sec nd .ay o. tne y ecinbeI
S,i be esltere tsuins you ami Jud ,ari, lenf cred
''qrd ~ D, ~. ,UUn Dat il,
at3o-itii Auys tor Plaintiff.
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fTKU>IEE'S Sal Whereas. on the 10th dd
| OF Ucto or. 4. u lo51. james T.. Gould u
..BeiLa Goald, his wife, executed unto bayId y
rue rs Trustee. n Veriain Deed of Trust, cch
,.ling sad Trustee the land III Ggthrlv county
tsWi, described as follows, 10 vii: Inc nurtL
ci-t quarter OF section mum t. sixteen l6,) J.
owu~tnp No. scventy-uiue ~ north OF ram,
hirty-pnc west 81 he fith (5th =. NJ which sa.,
,nvryance made by the and james T.. truhl,
a-d .ucIaa bou Il Tor tue purpose OF securing tt
ayment Of a certain prom ssury note, and tn
..teicst thereon, II ned cy SAID JAMES l.. G0ulu
ior - 5 90 dated the lJtG day Il - tober, A. l..
ieJ9, md payable to The order OF Durham Booth
And now, ,aia note havl. Z become que and pay
Die and the said anlea l.. Could having I4lleu |,
5ty the same save aud excepting the sum 81 Oh.
ada red ana nIuety uInc 30 20 si9 49, u, DAVE
:. rue irestec as aio. c>lid, 40 aeis3y give thu
Jub notice, that Dy virtue % tie 10 " hicb i
vested by SAID Deed 81 irust,I viii. on ,. /
tsday, the 9th lay Of November A. d. IS6l, a
ne h0Ir ot two eeIo,h q toe afternoon OF sa.,
LAY, AT the Court House dooT II the city OF Day-
.A,Ior:. expuse and o.ier tor SAFE, at t,auic aac
sioa. ia parcel OF land aooye described, or ;,
nyeh thereof shall be necessary 10 satisi
ina pay the amount OF SAID Iote with the il
.rosi thereon To the day OF sa!e. together VII
81 The costs and ex ,ie.iscs attic ldiug said sa :
costs OF this notice and Trustees ices.
Dated tao 18th day OF October, A. y. 1861.
DAVID >. TEOE,
ocl Its Trustee.
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DIR. JULIUS CIg EsEDROUGl
sURcEOA- OEJs-TJST.

ssSA. HAS REMOVED MS OFFICE TO
NJ the rooms over Ms. LindAys Jewel.
AxXOYYfy Store, esrnes Of Brady AMI Third
stsssts. EAtnnoe On Third street.
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Dec. Tern, A. D., ISL.
70 the above named l)efeniAn,s

To the above named DeioniAn.s:
loa a. hereby n}uhei that on the 2Utn day O..
Norember, -. lonl. ere will be on Tile In the
Office The Ilt rk % tn District Court i'll scott
couLtJ The petition OF Ne Board ot Supervls II
OF Seo;t county, Iowa, claiming Of you the SAID
defendant TIE sum of sty dollars, win lntere>
thereon al the rate OF tea per cent. from tue Isl
day OF JANUARY, a. H.. i %, ms money cue en- one
prom.sSory noie executes by John trid'ey, Is.
DUBOIS AMI " I!l.an Speucer,a also praying III.
foreclosure al a .nortg &c dated the 20ih day o.
October a. H., l75i executed by the said defend
an John trtdiey aud Martha tr.dtey TO secure
the payment Of the above named n~tes, on prop
cry describe II sAli peutioA and taat uaiess
you 81 Ill appear thereto and defend, or beioie
noon oi tae second day Of the next term OF the
Dlsulct tuuit OF sani Scott county, to.wit : the
l.. Monday OF December. 4. d., 1861, dcfau I
will be entered and Judgment rem
5ered against you thereon. And the said
deien lanis Martha tridicy and Geo. C.. Ho.ii.
w,il take notice that personal claim is made
against You.
Dalei August 30, 1851.
j. W. SEWART,
oel0-wl District Attorney for Plaintiff.
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CE..D sy.aT. HE.ryF.s7ED.
SIZE COST

SIZE COST
BY
PiYisG YOUR CITY TAXES!
SHALL COMMENCE on MONDAY NEXT,
i drawing Of the
Delinquent Tax Lists for 1861
JOB
4U7LICAT
and ell persons owing tax will save cost by paying
the same before the list is finished, as after that,
cost will be charged in every instance.
October rs, 1861.
o. 8. MCNEIL,
o:29-d2wl City Mar,
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TINE STATE Or IONA, Dloiki, I
Il court, scott county.
The iioari Of Supcrvi
eli : ,ott County,
Iowa,
VS. Dec. Term, A. D., 1871.
John Fridley, Martha
Fua.ey ana Geo. c.
HOW'LL,
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al points Est IL Al. tiues, AZ a lev re,
= any otaef Railroad route. aep2s-4ti
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L. BRADLEY, Scc'y.
FIELD I kAUFFMAs> Agents.
Od,cs, No. 1, Ls Clsire Block,
II. FIELD; Agent, Dsysnport, lows.
Ofice next door tC the Post Ofiee,
Rock Island. I'll. June 1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-14
Published April %, 1851.
CHAPTER 281.

AN ACT to amend chapter twenty-eight ofthe
Revised Statutes, and to authorize the issu-
ing of patents in certain cases.
The people ofthe State Of Wisconsin, represent
ed in Senate and Assembly, do enact as .foiio.0s !:
Section / Section fifty-fve of chapter twen-
ty-eight of the Revised Statutes, is hereby
amended by striking out the words Governor
and countersigned by the Secretary of State
with the great seal of the State thereto affixed,
and inserting in lieu thereof the words Com
missioners Of School and University Landsn
Section ?. Section 10 Of said chapter is
hereby amended SO as to read as follows I'm
case OF the sale of any such lands to any per-
son for cash on production ofthe treasurer's re-
ceipt for the purchase money, the commission
ers Of school and university lands shall execute
to the purchaser deed for the same"
Section g. 1t shall be the duty of the COM
missioners of school and university lands in all
cases when patents have heretofore been is
sued for any school university or lands or for
feited .llartgaged lands signed by the Governor
and countersigned by the secretary of State to
execute new patents, in accordance with said
section fifty-fve as hereby amended said pat
ents shall recite the precise day and year
when the purchase money for the premises
therein described was paid to the State and
such recital shall be taken and held by all
courts within this state to be prtna Jacie evil
dence of the truth of the statements therein
contained. The title to all premises described
in any patent issued in accordance with the
provisions Of this act shall be taken and held
by all the courts Of this state, TO have vested in
the patentee or patentees at the time the said
purchase money was so paid as fully and com
pletely as if the patent had been executed and
delivered at the time of such payment
Section /. The said commissioners shall re-
ceive the sum OF twenty-five cents for each pat
ent issued in accordanbe herewith such fees
to be paid out of the income ofthe several funds
to which such patented premises may belong ;
and a sufficient sum is hereby appropriated
from such income out of the state treasury to
pay such fees; Prorided, that the patent fees
for all premises sold sitter the passage of this
act shall be paid by the purchaser.
Section 5. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage and publication
Approved April Is, 1861.
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WS OF WISCONSIN.
Published April 20, 1861.
CHAPTER 275.

AN ACT to amend chapter 151 Of acts of gen.
eral nature of1858. entitled 'an act to author
ize the inhabitants upon government lands to
form themselves into bodies corporote to car
ry out the provisions Of an act of Congress,
approved May 23d. 1S41"
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, represent
ed IN Senate and assembly, do enact as fotLo1cs !:
Section l. Section four, of chapter one hun
dred and ffty-one, Of acts of general nature
OF 1898, Is hereby amended by adding thereto
the following words: 1.-The said trustees shall
audit all demands against such town site for eX-
penses incurred in the entry thereof or for SER
wees rendered in behalf of said town site upon
request of said trustees, and shall report the
amount Of such demands so allowed by them 10
the town clerk of the town wherein said town
site Is situate, and said town clerk shall there
upon levy the amount so reported as Il special
tax upon the lots in said town site according to
their assessed value, which tax shall be collect
ed with, and as ether taxes, and the amount so
collected shall be paid by the treasurer to the
person in whose favor the amount was allowed
by the trustees Pr0Uided That in case of any
appeal from the allowance by said trustees, they
shall not report TO such town clerk until such
appeal is determined. Any person may appeal
to the circuit court in like manner as is provi-
ded for appeals from county boards of supeIvi-
sors, from the action Of the trustees upon such
demands, and upon the termination of such ap
peal the trustees shall report to said town clerk
the amount allowed by the court and said
town clerk shall levy and the treasurer pay
over such amount in the manner above pre-
scribedn
Section . This act shall take effect from
and after its passage and publication
Approved April Is, 1861.
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Published April 20, 1861.
CHAPTER 1913.

AN ACT to provide for the publication of Legal
DecisioLs.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, represent
ed IN Senate and assembly, do enact as foLtoacs:
Section /, The Supreme Court shall. within
thirty days after the passage of this act appoint
a proper and competent person, to report and
publish. such decisions and opinions of said
court, as they may deem important and expe-
dent. to be reported and published and such
reporter shall, at all times, be under the con-
troll OF said court, so far as the determining of
what cases and decisions shall be published
and be subject to removal at any time by said
court
Sec. =. The Reporter to be appointed under
this act, shall, in each year. publish a volume
of said decisions, with brief abstract of the
case, when necessary, and suitable notes of the
points decided in each case. Each of said vol
umes, thus published, shall contain at least
seven hundred aud fifty pages, and be printed
and bound in good substantial manner and
form, and of good material for law books, and
the said Reporter shall have the copyright of
the same.
Sec. 3. The said Reporter shall cause to be
published at least Eve hundred copies Of each
volume and shall deliver to the Secretary of
State three hundred copies Of the same, and
shall receive from the State the sum Of three
dollars for each volume to be audited by the
Secretary Of State, and paid by the State
Treasurer on the warrant Of the Secretary of
State, out of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appr priated.
Sec. 4. The volumes so purchased and de-
livered to the Secretary of State, shall be dis
tributed as follows: One volume to each Of
the several States of the United States one
volume to each of the Judges of this State, to
be handed over to his successor in office, and
the balance to be deposited in the State Library,
to be disposed of according to law
Sec. 5. The said Reporter shall sell said
volumes. at a sum not exceeding three dollars
per volume, to any resident of this State. and
no greater price shall be received by said re-
porter or publisher, or by their agents or con-
signs of either of them
Sec. 6. Any reporter who may be appointed
under this act shall, before he enters upon the
duties of his Office, execute a bond with two
sufficient sureties. to the State of Wisconsin, in
the penal sum of two thousand dollars. to be
approved by the Secretary of State, con litioned
for the faithful performance of his duties as
such reporter.
See 7. The compensation of sail Reporter
is hereby fixed at one thousand dollars per an
mum to be paid quarterly out of the State
Treasury.
Sec. S. All acts or parts of acts contraven-
ing the provisions of this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec, 9. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 10, 1861.
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Published April 20, 1861.
CHAPTER 2S6.
AN ACT to amend Chapter 10. of the Revised
Statutes, entitled, g Of Highways and
Bridges
Approved APRIL IS, 1861

AN ACI TO amend Chapter l9. or the REVISED
Statutes, entitled, g Of Highways and
Bridges"
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,, represen-
ted in Senate and Assembly, do enact as ytoLiors:
Section l. Whenever the damages conse-
quent upon the laying out or altering of any
highway as finally settled upon pursuant to the
provisions of the chapter to which this act is
amendatory. and all lawful charges against a
town for the services of jury, in the asses
ment of damages, or for the fees of any justice
or constable, provided for in said chapter. or
for the services of any commissioners, appoint
ed in the manner provided for in said chapter,
shall be laid before the town board TO be audit
ed. and if the said town board shall neglect or
refuse to audit the same, any person aggrieyed
by such neglect or refusal, may commence and
prosecute an action in the proper county before
any court having jurisdiction of the said town,
and the sum claimed against said town for all
sums to which such person shall be entitled for
or on account Of such damages or fees.
Sec. . The proviso to section sixty-six of
the chapter to which this act is amendatory,
and all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with
or contravening any Of the provisions Of this
act are hereby repealed
Sec g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April Is, 1861.
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officer, nor shall any tax levied under the pro-
visions OF this act for that year. be levied upon
such city, or any part thereof. In all cases
where an Incorporated city shall not elect as pro
vided in this section, the duties Of Supervising
and inspecting schools, and examining and eerti-
fying 10 the qualifications of teachers in and for
such city, shall devolve upon the county superin-
tendent exclusively, any act or part of an act of
this state to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Section y. The board of supervisors Of each
county shall. when they levy the county school
tax for each year, add thereto AMI apportion
among the towns cities and villages in suchcou
ty, an amount sufficient to pay the compensation
ofthe county superintendent of schools in and for
such county, and all necessary expenses ofprint-
ing for the use ofschools in such county for that
year, which amount shall be levied and collected
in cash, part of the county school tax for
suchcounty. and shall be paid over to the county
treasurer of such county, with the county tax. by
the several town, city and village treasurers :
PT0rtded, That no part of said amount shall be
arpoTioned to or levied upon any incorporated
city, whose board ofeducation shall have elected
as provided Tor in the last preceding section.
Section l3. All acts and parts Of acts incon-
sistent with the proVisi of this act, hereby
repealed.
Section "A. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after It's passage and publica
Uion.
Approved April 6, 1861.
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NUMBER l.
a Bit Of Fun from Washington.

Asawojet" correspondent of tie n. Y.
Mercury writes as follows;
am living luxuriously, at present, Oh,
the top ct very respectable fence, and
fare sumptuously on three granite biscuit
a day. and glass of water, weakened with
brandy. A high private in the twenty
second Regiment has promised to let me
have one of his spare pocket handkerchiefs
for sheet the first rainy night, and never
go to bed on my comfortable window brush
without thinking how many poor creatures
there are in this world who have to sleep
on hair mattresses and feather-teds all their
lives. Before the great rush of Fire Zou-
aves and the rest Of the menagerie COM
menced, l boarded exclusively on a front
stoop in Penasy lyania avenue. and used
to slumber, regardless of expense. in W ell
conducted ash box, but the military mo-
nopoliee all such Accommodations now, and
| give way for the sake of my coun-
try.
| tell you, my boy, we're having high.
old times here just now, and if they get
any higher, I shan't be able to afford to
stay. The city is sin danger every other
hour, and, as a veteran in the Fire Zouaves
remarked, there seems to be enough danger
lying around loose on Arlington Heights
to make very good blood and thunder
fiction in numerous pages. If the vigllant
and well educated sentinels happen to see
a niger on the upper side of the Potomac,
they sing out Here they come!" and the
whole blessed army is swapping caps in less
than minute. Then all the cheep report
ers telegraph to their papers in New York
and Philadelp pbia, that "Jef Davis is with
in two minutes walk of the Capital with
few millions of men, and all the Free
States send six more regiments piece to
crowd US little more. / shan't stand
much more crowding, for my fence is full
now, and there were six applications yes
terday to rent an improved knot-hole,--
My landlord says that if more than three
chaps set up housekeeping on one post, he'll
be obliged to raise the rent
The greatest confidence in Gen Scott is
felt by all, and it would do you good to
see the gay cid hero take the cath. He
takes it after every meal and the first thing
when he gets up in the morning.
Those Fire Zouaves are fellows of awful
suction, [ tell you. Just for green's, l
asked one of them, yesterday, what he came
here for ?-"Hah !'' says he, shutting one
eye, ''we came here to strike for your al
tars and your fires, especially your .tfres.''
General Scott says that, if be wanted to
make these chaps break through the army
of the foe, he'd have a fre-bell rung for
some district on the other side of the rebels.
He says that half million of the traitors
couldn't keep the Fire Zouaves out of that
district five minutes. | believe him, my
bow
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Published Apr.I %. 1851.
CHAPTER $50.

An ACT to amend chapter 149 of the General
Laws of 1858, entitled 9 An Act to exempt
sixty days earnings to mechanics and labor
ers"
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, represent
ed in Senate and assembly, do enact as JtoEto,rs:
Section l. Section one of chapter l4S of the
General Laws of 1853, is hereby amended by
striking out the word persons" in the first
line and inserting in lieu thereof the following:
g Married persons. or persons who have to pro-
vide for the entire support Of family N the
State of Wi-consin.n
Sec . This act shall take effect and be in
force on and after Its passage and publication.
Approved April IS, 1861.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-14
PubIlShed Aprli 70, IsOI-
CHAPTER 27O.

AN ACT to amend chapter 81 of the laws of
1861, entitled An Act to provide for the
protection of Camp-meetings and other re-
Tgeous assemblies"
The people Of the State Of EiscoHsin represent
ed in Senate and Assembly, do enact as folLo.cs:
Section l. Section Of chapter 81 of the
laws OF 1861, entitled g an act to provide for
the protection of Camp-meetings and other re-
ligeous assemblies" is hereby amended by ad-
ding after the words intoxicating drinks. y
where it first occurs in section l, the words
= or any other article of traffic.
See .. Amend section of said act by ad-
ding after the word : commit, +" where it occurs
in said section. the words " such person.
See g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage
Approved April Is, 1861.