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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

RS Company G, Of the ash Iowa Regi-
msns, under command Of Captain seslsy,
arrived ia this City, % Tuesday last.
This j. dssidedly ahs nsess locking Cem-
paay, THAI has yet been CHARTERED in this
Ctr. aN - -. -.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

NoLksS u kegaeS Eiss1, kaaa the anAs~utznssa
aanaaisifataT Of Eae Eas&te Of AatAgw Nd So
- 49, paso4 aseaseS, lass % Fazsaw
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scse1 =; NJ aad s'c@os& r. II sen al Pussse A.
aoa' Sa ne P<esaisss the believing psssoaai ngps
49, sesaslAs y said Estate Consisting Il ssa
KiFs aesa o. Catt1s, SIZE ksaa Of Harses aza ssro
aoFse wagon and Harness, ssRo sysasz ars9 -
- ~ heFss Pfsw. 10 DRAG Teeth, ems Sled -
saosss FlsWs sns Faantag MlIi, six head 81 a.
80 salsssAsaE ass$ skx psy Goasz aoxsa 3 y : y
1s8isn M salss sAzs-foazta dawas shs AssssaS4sss.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

jon PRnTng-MoRR NEW TYPK.-We
fsesnsky @saNa to our Sss oscs, large let ID
as~ Type o1sa, sosasFs, &c. al Of the best qaaIi-
asa AAses' ssyisa, AID ~s are aow better pFspaF-
= EAAn 4ysF V saG aiesgsv FaEissE % plata aAd
AS@Sg 80 Exanhhs, Hssaf, gaaeA smS eAsap. We
haT~ me largest and beat assortment Of JaheiRg
zaseA&ai In ths est AID car tara cut &ay kiDa Of
woEk ia ~ may be dss irssi, on shorf notice
Ia Z -
5sEe& 40 . ana HAA ~ Ylas FTsaIanS 70 be done,
are reQa%sIs"d 10 eaA and eLaniRs specimens Of
W"EE and prices. We guarantee satisfaction Ia
every case.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10
"WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1891.
- BlAxKs I'll kia14 ID ksad Ind
OF sale Al sas Sssss Qbles


- nAniness i asa Professional msn,
oaa be sseammeasssa vita sasss h tins susxg,
ass sAsar cards. We szpses every satsspxasias boz
sinsss mss Ii sAis slax 10 advertise In ne Rsak3
Advertising Is ms&na ~ easvysAs sAss' sssiaass
iase ssery asaxs Which Is served By nswspsps ia
sssaa ss waiting Ser Isessamsrs b Isok sox sass'
saga essz ala paaaass asAasss # A
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10
speosai Eau#snasa Gesaosw.

PowES pksaa ron sAfHs--Re hare ON
hand and for sale, aase Of Garsssy's Poser Presses
Sapaeasaf makang Sns saousaad Impressions per
aaasaxs and wsrrantsa 70 80 60 waEk ESFms lsw.
Berfarther laasTsnatssa,
Address RAsaETw oAmxExTxn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

St1asn 0erween ireland q America.
new roRx. BOSTON AND sALAwAr,
raa felia#ang nsw saa naasaiaesns -
aFss aass paid s-ws@sa sssasashIss T9
trerssssIy j H. s-s osEilas Line AaAs
$500 sss 80 tsas sassaaa, cags rxowsS
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steamers sasat TAsv arr ssssmsnaeas b. saas and
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10
plan sf sIxth Grana rsassrssu.
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n s--Ntth sasa Package OF 100 Soxaa ws prn~
seat the purchases lob Ceffiacztea one Of watch Ia
ssfzrSafesa e eeashsa sa order Tor Hns wateh sr
81 ordering % esxss in one psckagS ya are ssre Il
reesaFs % esEttaeates containing mn araax for
splendid Silver watra, beside large Number az
ether very valashAe Articles. Gae Certificate sanA
graslss Spon xg2iraIion II ans p@xsaa desiring ID
as a. Agent, whtrh msy eaabfs naH "a arpcare i
T&lz&5 article 0aon fAe u@ysnssms an Al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10


Oh 81
CONSTIPATION
Tns snsaaF ssansa. Saw sssszty-ass pears Old, has
feg ysasH devoted his I@as 70 curing his Paxshon~
ers and the pooF In New Vera Of these dTeAdssi
complaints, whish carry taouAAna mza Ehonsanda
to al untimely sfssF; IA Aes s&aasM 1allsa to sure
ali who have Spoiled 10 aim Tor relief, ana hsliev-
ing il to De CArIsti&as duty 70 Fs3ievs those D.
broad. as well - At hens, he will send 10 those
Who require 1t, Copy # Prescriptions used (Fres
Of eaaEgei wtEh directions fer preparing and uatng
tbs same. Als@-Eaiss 90 Dasss RaEAiags veutiIa-
FIOn ana ExsEcisa for tue siek they win dad these
rem sdies szFs ears for Consumption and all ais-
aass Of the TArpat and Lungs, Fever aud AgRe,
Constipation Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Nervous
DseIiitTr aud Female cunplaInss, and be hopes ev.
81 one aaaaesea wi send sux aeopy, IL viii cost
Roshing and ihass suffering should apply before IL
IL 10 late. Tasse Prescriptions are used By the
Enaat eminent Physicians Ia Lanaaa, Paris and New
TaFk- Those ~ishinE shsga will please address
RRV. Oh CHAMBERLAIN,
WALllsnssursh, Gsw York.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

BoARD or DIRECTORS, 1888
SAR'L 6 BAYLIss, r. SAINT KRKPKEG,
:! P CA&ApV, Jas. i. 1Acksea,
JMo. d. LOCKWOOD. ~.
DSAss II RxnhSass, GSsza D&zs, Goa zn& OzzzsAey
Interest allowed 90 tims dspOzita;
csassasEa aAa$ o. kAis and e4A&s ppiats Ia Wee
tsFa Iaws and Nebraska, and pFsessSss razaisEsa
sf5@gtJ al easreat rates oF ExeA&nzs.
II Tas 4snAl Aaca@Ams&Attoas gEsassd 60 saSts-
asEs
Isaszry Q, 1855 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

- An important notice 10 holders OF
Pre- smpsion Certificates On Swamp Land
appsAxs In smother column Of to-day's
2ss4E&s i - xsA "a ga
E%TkS Daily d. JssspA '6asssss has
hssa ssspsadsd, for the present, O. ae-
count Of the hard timss, Va maiss IL
much fsom amoag our exchanges.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

I To PnSrxzs ri YgEFoa SALR.-rW have
On a&ad and for sale. the flswtHg siass Of Eseond
ak1s type, warA viii be seid ysEy eAssp for cash.
800 LES srRaRon,
FA 7a soe HzEVxER
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

A DMIEIsrRAT0Ass NOTICE -Nosios Ii nereey
"A given that The undersigned has been sppoiuts9
hg the PTabats Judge OF Pcstawxttaafe eoanty
kuUa. Aamzaisss&8 of de Ratsts az TAozass
eueaxes. dsesassa lasssef Po4aawagsasnis csssnsy
I6wa. Al psraasss fnssesed 10 saIa Estats sre -
aue#tsd 20 naake inneflase pAyrsas saa lhsse
holding caaims asainas II, mast pgesent the same
for adinslaezzt@
MkzxA gETH IA1E ssEARgR,
AdnE Essass " Tneuaas q, skaarer, Dec'd
Msy u, k8EI 8w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

aTThoss interested would do wsli 10
read che aayegtisszasaf al 4. w. Scar
borough, In so-a&ys paper. Hs meaas
wssk n says ~ 4 II gggf4 q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10
kbAcikfc RAIL Road 10 CALIFORNIA.
ATT E1-t. z..-.r
C. b. COLBERT a. co.'s
SIXTH GKana Q1a<s~xzy DzssRa-
- Ns1G48m - . Z !

sold WAteAesy silver Watches, aaara And yexs
60 asags feszk asa Opal sets Ganaeo sezs Chass-
n aa gsaszA yCaaase and Lava Resss Pima Mossie
ana Ssss do, Gold Fsncais, Cola Psas wiah silYes
Holders, Landscape sess, Portrait ssss, Revagvtas
Bssst Pisa, ssts, atada and slssss sufsass I.s-
Lants ATHalass &Ra Mech Ck4ai2S zs0akssa nd sfae4
6snsS Bsess Pas, Ac&aae and Coral nracsIets m
&seslss hzsst Pima, Asss~Ing sza ges aess &C.
add C&reuncs Sets, Moalae seta MsaalIaRs szssi al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10
COMP h MEAE.

W. ". WHsos, S<e'y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10

" EERcHAETa ASB EvsnSnss aKE zss
IaFlIed 20 bring in their work, and try as. We
Guarantee entire kAtist&e&lSR as u regards prIsea
aad weFk-
n Cali AID examine r. rk and PYiass. .z &
RABBIT d CARpRNTERs
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15
Published Feb. IS, 1861.
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT to amend chapter % of the General
Laws O 1855, entitled. An act relative to the
sale CT lands for unpaid taxes. and the con-
veyance and redemption thereof
The psop}e oftAs Stste q iTsaeoas:a, represent
Ell IN 6eua!e ard Asss'atty, 20 enact IS Jol5ows::
SEC, / Chapter % Ct the General Laws Ct
1853 entitled An act relative to the sale Of
lands for unpaid taxes. sad the conveyance and
redemption thereof, Is hereby amended by stri,i-
ing out The word Apfif wherever it occurs in
said act and inserting the word May IN lea
thereof, SO that hereafter the sale Of lands for
unpaid taxes now required to be made ia pri,
shall be made on the second Tuesday in May
mex thereafter, and the next succeeding days,
and advertised in accordance there i.h.
SET 2. SO much Of any act as conflicts with
the provisions of this act is hereby repealed.
and this act shall take OBJECT and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved Feb. 18th, 1861,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Eoening Pest says:
Mir. Lincoln is fast becoming a great
favorite with all classes. He is at once
prudent affable, and his demeanor is so
frank, courteous and free from all official
rigidity that ho bids fair to win an aniver-
sal popularity. His very angularity and
aWkwardness are likely to become the
mode. and please much more than the
white choker and gold-headed cane dignity
Of his venerable predecessor, His face,
though not handsome, has pleasant and
intelligent expression, and the reason for
the ugliness OF some Of his portraits is, as
he facetiously alleges, because they are
''devoid Of his accustomed grace
The Louisville Journal says :--"There
is no antagonism whatever between the
Kentucky interests and She Indiana and
Illinois interests upon the subject of sla-
very, But there is a very serious antag-
onism between Kentucky interests and
the cotton States interests upon that i'm
portant subject"
The Baltimore correspondent of the
New York Tribune, saws Mr.. Justice
Wayne and Mr. Justice Campbell Of the
U. S, Supreme Court, the one from Geor-
gia, and the other from Alabama, have
beth determined not to resign their Offices.
notwithstanding tina secession Of their re-
spective States.
A singular wager was won recently
by a skater on the Lake Of C55eronsart, near
Namur, Belgium. He bet that he would
skate for an hour, carrying a basket of
eggs on lis bead, without breaking one of
them. He accomplished the feat in first
rate style, having during the hour written
hls name i'll elaborate characters On the
Ice, beside tracing an immense variety Of
complicated figures and at last set down
the basket and received his wager, amid
the cheers Of all present.
a littot wo-aud-a-lalf year old laugh-
ter Of a Mrs. Bietcalf Of st. Louis, lately
fell through some loose plaalzs iuto deep
we'll, when the mother Immediately jumped
in aud held the child at arm 5 length above
the water for nearly an hour. calling vain
iy for help At las-, taking off her shoes,
with the assistance Of loose board, the
heroic mother managed to crawl near
enough 10 the top to throw her child be-
you'd the edge OF the well, aud then extri-
Gated herself The first words the child
spoke after the mott er had found It in tho
well we're: Mother, don't cry; Wen get
out yet"
Magnesium wire burned in tie fame
Of spirit lamp, is a new Illuminating pow
er Of great intensitG. i wire fine enough
to be wound or cotton spool will give as
much light as seventy-:our stearinc candies,
Ave to The pound. 1t IS. however, very
expensive.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15
Nclus Of the 1l1ceI<S.

Six yeung lads in Milfod have been
under examination in that town charged
with setting fire to buildings. They are
CHARGED with setting fire to the store Of
Chaplin & Gleason, in August last, and to
an old meeting house in the Moth Pur-
chase, 50 called.
That great robber Tlgid is trying to
defend himself through pamphlet, as did
Byron Klbourn Of this State. He propos-
es to take the ground that his acts were
justified by precedent and the necessities
Of tie government. That the business Of
the derartmcDt could not proceed without
some expedient to relve the Treasury. and
that the Treasury Department and Con-
gress are at fault in not providing fer the
fulflment Of the contracts.
-sIrs 7. G. Higgins, discovering g
pack ola dozen hungry wolves prowliHg
about the caIt-pen. near her house, at Eau
Claire, Wis, on Monday night, during the
absence Of her husband, determined upon
a summary plan to get rid Of them. Put
ting strieLnine ia some meat, she threw it
to them Tie yuracious beasts eagerly
deyoured it. and when her husband came
home, he found twelve dead wolves lying
within few rods Of his house
The Lapeer (Nieh. ) Rpu5. publishes
a letter from Capt. Doubleday, Of Fort
Sumter, to a citizen Of thai place. which
while it contains nothing new in tie way
of information, expresses the following
op Mon which will command considerations
The most important strategic points at
the South are still il cur possession
vi tb the assistance of the Navy. / see no
9 eat dfficulty inretaining sufficient control
of the Southern Earbors to collect the
revenue.
. It appears to me this could be done
without much additional expenditure.
The Niagara Falls Gazette states that
notice is given in Canadian papers that
an application viii be made 10 Parliament
for the passage Of a law authorizing the
erection Of another .uspens ion bridge at
that ? acc.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15

Of spectators spell bound as it were until
nearly morning.
a rum0r reaeheo here yesterday that
virginia has passed an ordnance Of seccs-
sion but IS not confirmed this morning =
have no doubt that she will seeede, how
ever and that Maryland viii dc the same
thing. Other Border statos Will nFiaoubt-
edly follow suit ard thus the disruption
viii have assumed its greatest dimensions
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15
CHAPTER 80.

AN ACT to amend chapter 1877 Of the revised
statutes, entitled OF evidence
TIE peoP.e Of tie State Of Wisconsin, represent
Ell IN Senate and assembly, do enact as foJJocs:
SEC. |. Section OF chapter 1877 Of the rcvi-
sed statutes is HEREBY amended SO rs to read IS
follows: AT any time after the cause is COM
menced by the service Of process on otherwise,
or after it is submitted to arbitrators or refe-
rees. either party may give written notice to
the adverse party to appear before any justice
Of the peace other person authorized by law
to take dispositions, at the time and place ap-
pointed Tor taking the deposition, and TO put
such interrogatcIic8 IS he may think fit.
Approved Feb. 10, 1851
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15

AN ACT to amend chapter % Of the general
laws Of 1859, entitled '0f Agricultural So
cie5ies."
The people Of He State Of Wisconsin, repre-
scented IN Senate md Aaseaadly, % enact as toJ-
Lors:
Section l. Section one, of chapter So, of
the general laws Of 1895. entitled an act TO ID
mend chapter 90 ofthe general laws Of 1858, ;"
is hereby amended by striking out the words,
thirty first day Of December" in the last line
q sid section; aud inserting the first day Of
February"
SEcTIoy . The time f,r dopositing the re-
ports Of the several county agricultural socie-
ties ofthis State, with the secretary Of state.
and the secretary Of the state agricultural soci-
ely, fer the year 1860 is hereby extended to the
first dyy Of February next, and Jhe secretary Of
state is hereby required to audit the annual ap-
preparations Of all county agricultural societies
which shall make their report agreeable to this
act.
SECTION 3. This act shall take OBJECT and
be in force from and after its passage
Approved January 81, 1850
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15
Published Ee5. 7. 1851.
CHAPTER 13.

AN ACT to amend section ninety-four. Of chap
ter thirteen, Of the Revised Statutes entitled
OF counties and county officers"
The people q tie Stcts Of Wisconsin, repreaen-
ted IN Senate and AsseaJy, do enact as .foIos@8:
SECTION l. Section ninety-four, Of chapter
thirteen, Of the Revised Statutes of the Stale Of
Wisconsin, is hereby amended by striking out
the word two in the third line OF said Sec
ton, and inserting the word three"
SECTION 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. 6, 1861
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15
II. 3. GALLUP, secy's
The Boldness OF Treason.

Never, certainly, was treason SO frankly
conducted. It Is ike the inconsistencies
Of a dream-the President of the republic
respectfully receiving therepresentatives Of
open rebellion, and hearing the complaints
Of breach OF faith from the very men who
have broken the Union, aud who are only
sadly disappointed that they have not had
the opportunity Of making prisoners Of the
federal garrison at Charleston 3Ir. Blu
chanan has certainly not the knack of put
ting his right foot foremost. His two lines
Of conduct should have been exactly re-
yersed. In his message be should have ia
ken The ground he now occupies, in which
case there would now be the opportunity
for the forbearance be promises in his mes
sage lie encouraged rebellion when he
might have oyerawed it, and he now en-
beavers to oyerawe it when too late Ey-
erythng has with him been out Of season.
10 the South he has been like the too in
dasent mother in the fable, whose ear
was bitten off by her spoiled child at the
galows. We fear that we NAV shortly
hear of collision, the end Of which it is i'm
possible to torosee. and whatever the ter
mination may be. crievous will be the
troubles ana arrangements, not only to the
States, but share Of them will extend to
all those With whom they have close and
intimate relations. The last step Of South
Carolina is the declaration that the levviao
OF war against her is treason, punishable
with death. This is stark nonsense or in
sensate fury. The States. from the Union
Of which South Carolina has treasouably
withdrawn, are to her foreign States, and
free to wege war with her on the terms Of
any other powers. They may hold South
Carolina guilty Of treason, and liable to it,
penalties, but she has treated them a.
strangers, whose hostiI;tiys must be on The
usual international footing. The southern
v9por is not however wholly Intellectual
It imposes here, and upon The big blustel
and big territory, big arguments are foun
dcd void Of sylitity The South is to tb,
North what the worst parts Of Ireland are
to the best parts Of England ; and the mat.
ter is not mended by the extent Of terrific
ry Of the inferior community ; the dropsy
not being less Of a disease in a large body
london Examiner,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15
Published Feb 20, 1861.
CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT to amend sections 10 and 90 Of chap
ter 66 Of the revised statutes. entitled, OF
Religious Societies. .-...

ThsPeopts Of tie STATE q Wisc2;asta, yeDreseut-
s5 IN Seaats and .4sgem5ly, do enact as folors:
SEC. l, Section 10 of chapter 66 Of the Re-
vised Statutes is hereby amended so as to read
as follows: 1t shall be lawful for the Circuit
court for the county in which any such relig Gus
corporation shall have been constituted. or in
vacation for the judge Of the judicial circuit in
which such county is situated on the applica-
ton OF such corporation. if such court or said
Judge In vacation shall deem it proper, to make
an order for the sale or mortgage of any real
estate belonging to such corporation. and to di-
rect the application Of the moneys arising there
from to such uses as the said corporation, with
the appreciation Of said court or in vacation IF
said Judge shall conceive to be for the Interest
Of such corporation. And when such order
snail be granted by said judge in vacation i
shall be filed with the clerk Of said conrt and
entered Of record in the same manner as If #
had been granted by the court
SEC Q Section 20 of chapter Sc Of the reyi-
sed statutes is hereby amended SO as to read
as follows: AT least ten days previous notice
OF any such application to the circuit court or
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15
Dodge County Co5sra---Iia Probate

ceased. ~ OH' os-
N reading andf fling the petition Of Andrew T.,ot
~ son, Adnillsf traitor OF sa.u estate. al q III.
cohlpanying petition Of John Herring
yEat the sAiG decca7ed, ia his letme seized ot 80
tam real estate, situate in Town Lip sigl. l tq
elgGte cen as east, lying i'll Nauhe La Comfy 81
OF iacoEsin, Ivy certain Land Coutrict dsi.d -
once OF the Resi-tvr OF Deeds for aid WauLo.ha
Coah'y, on the atore .aiG d@y, il volume ~ II ~ H.
'u E~se 20 aLG -, cGTClaLtCC ft acre, q Will,
sS'o jot iieFiIns convey to the aid Jcirr Helm
the ABOVE named real estate described in fta -
contract Us Io4lowz, to vii Ghrtr fcre D AZ -
(1.l 'eFo fraction Of Ira I,iTg
helNeen SAID thirty aEd Pine Lake -, n
tat part OF said fractional lot one which 5irefIv
'e'"eeh f"-" thirty acres ard Pine Lake and Ie;rr
me same lana sold by Charlotte Peter On to Andrew
MADISON. now deceased, the Goth day of NoTfu,bcr
peterson 40 build on and occupy drr5,r her Iet1r-l
me, Two acres on The east side of Che road r7,-p
thronGh the said land And Stat said Andrew Mad.
son dled 6eftr re making the conveyance OF the above
rs't estate 20 the conveyance Of which La
was bound By said contract. And lra75rg that the
administrator Of aid estate be Hv tIi Cont a1Itor
lzca and directed TO convey the above described real
estate to tue a"OTc named Holm Herring in accor
dance with the above named Lard Contract
IT i ordered and directed hat said petition be hard
day ofMarch 4. D. Il I. l o'c.,eS il IT, a 9ff go
OF that DAY ~ the Court House tic VILLAGE T.,
neaU in said Comfy Of Dodgc '"e u ~
And it is further ordered that notice or +r,o va.
dency OF the hearn" OF such petition and Of the tfna
and place ossuch hearing. be liIlisIlcd siz .rc.-t
weak before such hearing. in The ..E-afqrfo, r -
Natertowu. State Of Wi.co7 in 80 ' '-'1 81
Dated Juneau, Jan %. 1851
''-Jah~2.'W LEONARD MERIT County judge
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ballot. 81 votes were cast, as follows:-
Bruett 28, Baird %, Leonard /
On motion Of Fl. Barber, Mr.. Bruett was
declared unanimously nominated, and the
convention adjourned.
Dated March IS, 1861.
j. II. BINGHAM, Chm,
J. A. SHEPHERD,
I'll. 3. GALLTrp Sous
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in vacation to the judge of said judicial circuit
shall be given by publishing the same in some
newspaper published in the county. if one
published therein, and ifnot, by posting Jpn
tees IN three or more public places in
county
SEQ. 8. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb 10, 1861.