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which may be paid in labor to be worked
out between the first day Of Nav and the
first day of July in each year. and the
remaining one third whenever he thinks
the condition of the road demands it, but
in all eases before the first dav of October
of that year, and he shall within the same
time cause that portion of said tax collect
ed by him IN money. to be extended for
the purposes specified in the first section
of this Act.
4. The money tax levied upon the
property in each road district. Whrthrr
collected by the Supervisor or toy the
County Treasurer, shall be expended for
road purposes in that district. and no part
of such tax shall be paid out or cNp.IlcI
for the benefit Of any other road dj,t:Ic in
the township.
5 ). Sections eight hundred aud ninety
one, eight hundred and uinety-fDur and
eight hundred and ninety nine (o99), and
the words "and fifty cents in the third
line of section SSS of thc Revision Of 1860.
be and the same are hereby repealed. SO
that road Super, isors shall hereafter re-
ceve for their services the sum OF one
dollar per day.
Approved April Sth, 1862.
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the following fees for their services: Tho
appraisers shall receive twenty five cents
each. The justice Shall receive fifty cents
for appointing the appraisers and making
the necessary entry, certificate and return.
me clerk Shall receiye twenty-five cents
for recording the stray notice, and for
warding a copy to The printer. The prin-
ter of the county paper shall be paid for
inserting stray notice, the price of his
published or ordinary advertising rates.
"A. That 50 much of chapte. sixty of
the Revision of 1850, as relates to estrav
animals, be, and the same is hereby re
pea'ed, excepting article three of said
chapter. All Acts and parts of Acts in
consistent with this Act, arc hereby repeal
cd.
Approved, April 9th, 1862.
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the letter or copy thereof 50 sent bv
him, with the amount due as shown hv
such letter, such treasurer shall nav sucH
'"H,s' ans return receipt therefor By
=, A'y treasurer who shall neglect
'or 'T"h'y days after the receipt Of any
sncA letter, with stamps or money in,
c'oSc0 as aforesaid, to answer the same
fUIIy' as required in the las. section, or
who shall directly or indirectly receive,
or DC concerned in receiving any greater
compensation Tor the service mentioned
IN the first section Of this Act, than Is
therein provided, shall forfeit to the
person asGrieved, for each offcnse the
sum Of fifty do'ars, in a civil action j.
any court having Jurisdiction.
Approved April 9th 1862.
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LA WIS OF IOWA.
Til ianrD pY AUTHORITY
CHAPTER lO2.
ESTRAYS.
ESTR AVS.

AN ACT to provide for the taking up OF Estray
animals.
81. Be il enacted by the General I$sen-
big of the Stotc Of Iono. That no person
shall take up any unbrokcn animal as a
stray. between the first day Of May and
the first day Of November, unless the
same be found within his lawful enclosure;
nor shall any person take up any stray
unless he be house holder
So II any horse, mule, neat cattle,
sheep or hogs, liable to be taken up, come
upon any persons premises, any other
person may notify him Of the fact, and if
he fail to take up such stray for more than
five days after such notice, any other per-
son being householder in the same town
ship, may take up such stray and proceed
with it, as if taken upon his own premi-
~cs; Prorided That he shall produce to
the Justice Of the Peace proof of the ser
vice Of such notice, and all persons taking
up stray animals shall state to the Justice,
under oath, where such stray was ia ken
up.
s3. Any person taking up an estray
shall, within five days thereafter, post up
written notices in three of the most public
places in the township, containing a full
description of such animal, and unless such
stray shall have been previously y reclaim
ed by the owner, he shall within ten days
90 before Justice of the Peace in the
township in which such stray was taken
up, or in case there is no Justice in the
township, he shall 90 before the next near
est Justice in the County, and make oath
as to where said stray was taken ur, and
that the marks or brands have not been
altered to his knowledge either before or
after the same was taken up.
s 4. If necessary, the Justice shall is
sue summons to three disnterestcd
householders in the township to appear at
the time and place mentioned in said no
tce to appraisc the stray. The person so
summoned, or any two of them attending
shall take an oath that they will fairly and
impartiaIIy appraise said stray, and their
appraisement embracing description OF
the size, age, color, sex, marks and brands
of the stray shall be entered by the jus
tice in book to be kept by him for that
purpose.
SIS. The Justice shall within ten days
thereafter send certified copy of such
entry to the Clerk of the District Court,
who shall Immediately enter the same in
an estray book, to be kept by him tor that
purpose. If the appraised value of the
stray exceeds ten dollars, the Clerk shall
cause a copy of such entry to be posted on
the Court House door, and copy Of said
notice to be inserted once in some news
paper in the County, if there be one, il
not, he shall cause to be posted up written
notices in three public places in the Coun-
ty.
So. When the appraised value of ar
estray is ten dollars or more, the Clerk
shall within ten days after receiving the
notice of appraisement (unless the animal
shall have been previously reclaimed by
the owner) forward certified copy of the
same to the public printer hereafter pro-
vided together with the amount required
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CHAPTER 100.
PROTECTION OF FRUIT,
AN ACT for the protection of f.ui

AN ACT for the protection of fruit.
SECTION |. BE Il enacted By tie General
-tssrntdy Of tic Stntc Of lara, That IF
any person or persons shall maIiciousIy or
mischevously enter the enclosure of any
person and pick, destroy or carry away
any apples, pears, peaches, rlums, grapes,
or other fruit of any tree. shrub, bush or
vine, he shall be deemed guilty of larceny
and on conviction thereof Shall be punished
and dealt with according to the provisions
OF Revision Of l>G0, in such cases made
and provided.
So. All Acts an! parts Of Acts in conflict
with this Act ar #"rehv repealed.
Approved April :. 1862
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CHAPTER Isl.
DOW Err.

! AN ACT to amend ar,jrl. four oho,,a,.,,.
cred OF the reT2io1 Of loCO ia relation to
81 p, .,
,,nLI, ~ :, '"S''''' "y ''e "e"croe AS
,;I " '"' '>,''s q "ea' mat sec.
sor,a,, WV >,'o a>'ro anu 'ou' "un',eu & ana
ma ~, Sc'1" " '"' e' 'SIon y, i0oo 10
,bor, ~, '"o % "e'IoS 'ep'''eu anu ."a'
Iw;,,, ~ ~ m;, H - ''Ia o,- .''i.o' .ne ,o.-
yoIun ~ IN ~, ~ 49, O'I .''ro ~
b,sLonI ''"'' III ""'c" Tue
local w. ,o.,It.Lr' ;n,,rs. ~ "'a'.;"e ',; nau .
NOT lo,, eli nn on,,,,,; 'v, 49, -:
c;l .ol, 70 wL;ol, 49,, 49, " os'~'
rr);nnn; ,Imonto of kn.,;.'h, ;r 49," 'I.n ,,."ue 10
Ln Jiron,;nn of ,hn r..-1. 5"'' sn'''' unoe.
hv tnr execn.or oan,; I o.1', 20 SCI apart
h.,r nronnr.v in foo s;mn,a "'", -. q. 81, "t'',r
O. inc hosoahi' II sne SURVIVE frm
'on''nuous cohao''at1on as husband and
"''e Is pFcSump''Ec evidence OF marriage
10! '"e purpose OF SlVla5 the right afore-
Sa'a' -,
=; l"a' section Two thousand tour hun.
'''u ana Se'en'y'c'Sht o. the REVISION OK
'Nno o. anu IN. same Is hereby repealcdt
'N '''"S - ''o'I u" en"c'eo IN "eu thereot
'''"'''c' " WA sec -t'o. II
vac '''>'s,' ''!o'' '""' ,he properly or
",, "I '"',."' ''n"G' oe readily avid
o's"' "'0'' |"'c'S,'' inc '"u''' II sat's-
'''I VIVA sue" ''po''' 'i''y o'ut' ''c ""o,e
~ ~ S'' y '"I ""' l,''Fd Q, inc proceeds
Wa o',' 10 '"' "!i'" Out Such sa'o
S'''''' NOV ''i' P'',,' u any "'e interested
W, W p'y''I' ~ ,t .,n @ Sn' security 10 'ne
satisfaction "t the Court, conditioned to
pay the widow the appraised value Of her
sharc, with ten per cent. interest on the
same within such rcaSonaHa time as the
Court may ti2, not exceeding one year
from tho dat2 OF such security. If no
such arrangement Is made, the widow may
keep the property, by ewing like security
to pay oil the Gains Of all Others inter-
cstc!, upon the like terms. With any
money thus paid to her the widow may
procur" Homestead which shall be ex-
cmpt from Liability Tor all debts, past or
prtarcctivc, from which the former home
stead would have been exempt in her
har,ls. And III order th the sale here
III provided Tor '"7y not he forced at un'
favorable times, or contrary tothc wishes
Or interest Of those Interested, 1t Is fur'h'
cr fr'Tl led th2' SUN H"e shall not De
ori"r"] 50 long as those m interest shall
cXlfrs, contrary desire and shall agree
upon some mode of sharing aud dividing
the rents, proh'S Or use OF such property,
or shall CUuSGrt that the Court divide 1t
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COT NTY T|:"hEi HtN 3

AN ACT further defining the duties of County
TreasuccIs and Ii>ing their conprnaation.
81. Bc It rnort~3 Ly The Gcncral As
srmby oj tie NI1tr ot Io~", That itshaIl
be the duty oI each County Treasurer, II
applied to " letter cDc'oslnS thirty
cents value ia postage stamps, asking tor
information Of the amount Of taxes upon
any specified parcel or parcels Of land
in his county, to answer the same cor
rcctIy by mail, giving direct answers to
all the enquiries ia such letter respect
ing die amount and interest OF the un-
paid taxes as the same appears from the
tax books in lis Office: Hrovi("', that #
the total of such land spoclued IN any
one letter exceeds three hundred ana
twenty acres, then such Treasurer IS nov
bouni to answer such letter, unless IL
nontaios besides the thirty cents above
,ran;I.l ten cents value Of such stamps
tnr eyeyv one hundred and sixty acres
~, shao tIe total acres specified in such
''.|or ""D evceed the said three hundred aud
twenty acres; and providel further, that
tbe aGgregate fees thus charged shall, ID
10 case, exceed the sum Of fifty cents;
md upon tie return to such Treasurer OF
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An ACT in relation to recording powers Of At
torncy tor the conveyance Of Real Estate
SECTION |. Be II enoc'ed By the General
1ssendlyt t Tie State Of Iomo, That powers
Of attorney hereafter executed giving au.
thority to any person to execute instru-
ments Of writing affecting the title to real
estate, aud the provisions Of Chapter nine
ty->ix cf the Revision Of 1850. shall apply
to tnem AS such; and such powers OF "ttOr-
ney shall be recorded before the recording
OF the deeds executed by virtue OF them,
shall he he!I to be notice
Approved April !. l>G2.
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CHAPTER lJ4.
KER'S CERTIFICATES.

an ACT to protect owners Of Treasurers Ger.
tiHc .lcs Of purchase OF Zeal Estate AT lax
Sac-.
81 BE II cnar'c8 BY h.c General As
mmLy If hr STATE ot' Io"a, That the
owner Of Treasurer Certificate OF pur-
chase Of lands 10 this State, now or here
after sold for taxes, may recover damages
by suit in his own name, OF any person
committing waste or trcspass thereon, a.
provided in sections 2l34 and 2l31 Of tho
revision Of 1860.
s.. Allmoncys collected uuder the pro-
visions Of this act shall be paid, by the
officer collecting the same, to the CLERK
Of the Board of Supervisors OF the
county in which the waste or trespass was
committed, which moneys shall be held
By said clerk, and an entry thereof made
in a book Kept by him for that purpose,
until the lands upon such waste o. tres
pass was committed, shall have been re-
deemed, to the tax sale purchaser or his
assignee.
Approved April 9Th, 1862.
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CHAPTER las.
PROTECTION OF SCHOOL FUNp.


Az >Cv,,,.,., ,,o,.,,- ---r-.,..t;,,,o, n, s,,,o,
Fund
SECTION !. Be It cnnri~N hy tie GEN.
cra .i>srHlJIY Dj Hr Stut, Of I,ru. Tha:
tic several i ards of Supervisors Shall
hold aat IiqrIagn the securities Given !,
the ScncI EaoJ il tha;r ~r.r.ive
counts, 4 a.d a}>,an ;9., ..2~r.s -. ;! ,.rls
tlorcio lr'.noj... f., ,.:l farl fr tla
uso of s,il r,,na md to tLqt oY1 sroh
counties sl.oI h,v', n,vcr :, .;u. j.; th,ir
own NAM. for me- Ylc If s,:l f,n1 ,;tncr
l., T.. Di,..i.+ AItn,n,,. ,r sn,h ,tLrr
,:.'r,,,,. ,.,, I,,.rI sI,.r ,'I1,". " ..,l
a'',''S.{ !, "> S'-' ','"'' S"''t S''I'' %1u ~,
10 60 ,''L I. ','.vI a''1 r |" f'I'',o' r. 'H1
same necessary iVr (he projection 81 S"!d
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State OF Iowa.
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, }

ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Clinton, Aug. II, 1862. !
General Orders, No. 81.
l. The camps at different places in this State
for the new regiments will be known and desig-
mated as follows
At Keokuk, Camp Lincoln.
At Clinton, Camp kirkwood.
At Dubuque, Camp Franklin.
At Iowa City, Camp Pope.
At Des Mones, Camp burnside.
At Muscf ne, Camp Strong.
H. Passes from this Department will hereafter
be signed by me, or by Mr. H. Tyrell, for me- If
signed ''N. B. Baker Adjt Gcn'l of Iowa, by
TyrelI," they are to be respected the same as
those signed by me- n. b. BAKER,
Adjutant General of Iowa.
Aug. ID, 1862.
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DyIRFEE Il TERRY,
Watch RcnairerS and jewelers..

- AGENTS for the best SEW ING MA,
Eh. CHIMES in use, and dealers in M"saca' s.n;nas
&sI Instruments, sheet Music '''''"" ''' 49, o.
&C. All orders by mail for music seh' 'fe' 'p
VI receipt Of retail price. p,,ua;,c
principal store, Muscatine, Iowa. MI
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r. MAIiONY 4 BRO,
R Il A | l. q X 5

nNE door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
I two X entrusted to our care will be attended
to promptly. made in the latest fashions, and war
rantel to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas
onaple. Give us a call
linton March Ii. 1860. lltf.
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iNGNAN Il LINSLEY,

YTOUsE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
III PAIN TIERS
Paper Hanging AID Graining done in the hes
manner. All work warranted to give satistac
tion. Shop in Virgin Block.
Upton, April II, 1862 nlov9
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State of Iowa.

ADJrTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Clinton, Aug. 9th, 1862.
General Osr2ers No 81
The Clerks of the District Courts, under the
law of 1861, entitled "an act to amend the mill
tia law Of the State of Iowa." in the following
named counties. have made returns of the mu,,a.
Der of persons liable to do military duty in their
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CHAPTER l65.
WITNESS FEES.


An ACT IN relation TO fees Of witnesses.
81. 81 it enacted BY tie General As
scmLy Of the State Of lara, That when
any party has paid to witness MS ices
and the same are afterwards collected from
the opposite party, the person SO paying
the same, shall upon producing the re-
ccpt of the witness be entitled to such
fee, whether in the hands of the justice
or clerk, or has been paid into the treas:
ury as contemplated by articles two and
three in chapter twcnty,.hree OF the re-
vision Of 1860.
Annro,oi April 8, 1862.
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to pay for two insertions of said notice in
the paper published by such printer.
-. The Secretary of State shall select
and contract with a printer to print all
such advertisements of stravs as shall be
sent to him by any Clerk of the District
Court Of the State: and the Secretary Of
State shall Immediately after contracting
with such printer, notify the Clerk of each
County, Of the name and residence of such
printer, and the price of such advertise
ments.
In making the contract the Secretary
shall select an Agricultural paper, publish
ed at the Capital, if there be one.
s s. The printer thus selected shall
once in each week issue a newspaper or
printed sheet, in which he shall give two
successive insertions of all estray notices
sent to him. and slaIl send one copy Of
each Of such papers issued, to the Clerk Of
each organized County in the State.
50. The Clerk of each County shall re-
ceive, file and preserve in his office all such
papers sent him. t" be examined by any
person who may desire to see them.
The Clerk is hereby required to sub
scribe for one copy of the paper selected
by the Secretary of State for the pubIica-
ton of cStray notices: and the amount OF
the subscription price shall be allowed and
PAID out ot the treasury or the county.
10. The public printer shall receive
for each estray notice published a sum
agreed upon by the secretary OF state IN
the contract. not to exceed 80 cents for
each Insertion.
ii. The Secretary OF State shall as
soon as THIS act tak.7 etf'rf, r"2tract with
some printer, t" PRINT "ij Advertisements
OF ">traNS, required by Ia" to be inserted
in such paper " hIrh roH'rHct shall trrm'-
nat" on the FIRST day OF J"NuAry neNt.--
Such contract shall be renewed on the IrSt
day OF January annually. II any vacancy
should from any cause occur III the office
OF snch printer, the Secretary shall Immc
d'at"Jy I'll the vacancy ~ new contract.
- " hen the appraised value "t any
"straF docs not exceed tvr dollars. n" fnr-
'hcF proceedings need be '}ad th"n tor The
Justice to enter description of SAID os-
tray on his e>tT"N book. And it n" own.
er appear within SIX m"nitS. the right OF
the property Shall vest III the finder upon
his complying with this law and paying all
costs.
-. " mere tic appraised VAIN" OF the
cS'Fa| cScec0S f've 0"i'arS ana IS less fhan
'rn. "nd tn" tnd"r sh3i hav" c"mI,l"d
WIFE 'h' !r0vIsI"nS OF TINS &rf a. paid all
costs, the property shall vest in him after
the expiration OF Mn" months. Itno owner
| npr,ar
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j. E M U z 4 Y,
Manufacturer and dealer in
SADD LES, ia RN Il : =,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &c,
BOOT AND SHOE

n s. WTRICK. having removed to the south
III side Of the Court House square, is pre-
usrea to manufacture to order, all Xxi nds
of Boots and Shoes, in the neat:st and
most durable manucr. lie selects his own stock
and always gets The best. A good supply OF
Homes Made EootS always on Hand.
lInnn
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EXCHANGE OEEICE.

cIGHT DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN BE
- had of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
chasers. Certificates of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed at O small premium.
5sSy- Office over Holtslander's store.
WIN. II. TUTHfLL.
Tipton, Iowa: July lst 1860.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, TirroH iowa.
NIIA promptly attend to All business in
w trusted to hs care. particu!ur attention
paid to collections. IniI1
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t,IE,XtSIS YATES,

A TTORNET At LAW, TIPToE, CEp,R Cows
n TY, Iowa. Office at The >hcrih 5 Office.
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JOHN HUBER. WM. p. WOLF.
HUBER a. WOLF,
Attorneys nj Law,

TIPTON IOWA.
"a. OfIice In the Court House, down stairs.
p. D.. TURNER. d. J.
TURNER Il CUE.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, AND GENERAL CoL
"A LECTlNG AGENTS, TIPToN, Iowa. Office,
over the store of j. g. SCIfMrcKER co.
Upton July "a, 1861.
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john E. Henry, Esq, Of Davenport
has been appointed Deputy Z. 5. Mar
shal for thi, district. The Gazette says
no better selection than Mr.. Henry could
have been made for this position.
John A HILL Of Boousboro, says tho
Democratic State Convention had but one
object in view, viz : The Staying Of Alb
The staying Of the Rebel
ion was not in the programme at al -
Verify, John does tell the truth in Shio
instance.
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cause of humanity itself, and i appeal 10
YOU. appart from these iestS. TO lend US
YOUR aid and countenarcc III avcrting
calamity like that Before ne replied,
Mr. Rives of Virginia. got up We had,
before that cOnversgd sitting in 4 semi
circle round the President; but Mr.. Rlyes
rose from his chair, and with Il dignity
ana cloqucucc that / have seldom heard
surpassed IN the course Of my life. he aP-
pcaicd 10 him. cou!a not pretend 20
ciyc even the substance OF lis speech, but
remember thai lie told him that he was
then very old man that there never had
been = thr'ub Of lis heart but was in favor
Of the perpctua.ion oE the MON: that he
came thcr. with = hope and to pcTpetuatc
ii, and Ina. all LIS efforts had been cXertcd
III cndeavUrIug 10 procure such guarantees
as would perpetuate 1t: but that he de
sired 10 saw 10 him-and he said 1t with
a trembling voice-in order that he might
know. and not say hereafter that he was
not fully warned. that he agreed with
every word that | had said with regard
10 the horrors Of thi, anticipated war.
and that if hc did resort 10 coercion.
Nir-iui1 would leave The Union and join
the s1ccc,iim4 States. Nay Sir" he
said ..old Is | am. and dearly Is | have
loved this Mon, in that event ] 90 with
all my heart and soul" Mr. Lincoln
jumped up from his chair as AIr. Rives
was standing. advanced one step toward
him and s;,id. - Mr. Riy.s. Sir. RiyeS.
If Virginia will stay IN | will Withdraw
the troops from Fort Numptcr--Nir.
Riy,.s stepped bacl, and said Air. Presi-
dent. ! nave nu authority to speak for
Virginia. | am on OF the humJirs; OF
her sons bu; II yyi 10 tisat. 1t viii b,
enc Of the wiSgst things YOU have ever
done. Do that and give us guarantees,
ami can ONLY promise you that whatever
influence | possess shall b. excrted 10
promote MON. and restore il To what
il was" We then all of us cot up and
were s;andin" / was on ihc outer circle.
lie said
'WeIi g'.i,l.:nsn- hara i..n wondra'-
ing very much whether, IL ~ Douglas
or Mr. Bel had been elected President.
YOU could have dared to talk with him a.
( trg.lv as YOU have 10 m" did not O.
actly hear the a,>.vnr. Int ANA told 5ilGt
) Mir Guthr., ans .rcr,I linn IN about thi~
way: 3Ir. President, if General
Washington occupied tho s..ar you viii
; soon Till. and it had been mcc .ss.rly 10
talk to him ~ we have 10 you 10 save
such a MON a. shis, fpr on" should
talk 10 him as We have e. vo'r. llIa:i",
hcar-) That closed ia" conversation
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1EsnifrHEN GTIcSIS.

u. - =
'"'S' N'""i''' 'i '''' '9'i' ''''s o'"''' -
"ut IN a very severe letter +" the l'resl-
lent, il. dcn;tHc:a.:ou OF thr sy-tem of
arbitrary ar.,,.s \ .e.,Il.w Of IuIrc
G ror,.I = & T,,-,e, = .,,,,.s-- In.
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,>'' - ''i' '-''' ~ u i1''''' cue
ior "'i''i.'S Ia contractors drafts on the
Government Nr. i.ncy is Il grandson
Of the i,,tc S.naror Tracv. ot Connecticut.
The .Tu,lue i very -.,ere. His yi.,.=
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','' ''''' III l"!'lc9 he NymI7'ii'~'A With
tHsIb-n' Lincoln We quote para
graph or two from lis letter.
Il am. and always have been. an nm
yyaycrinrr CD.n,,- of tI,iS r.J, II;,,,- .,--..l
IN is origin. most accursg,Ii in lis proarr..,
ami 4 supDgg;-r the Administrations,
anna .Jrr.I,r.. 9th. hiaas. Com, IN t,..
State. And iFna honest voice In, vet
reached la. ears OF tn, Government
wish Ia say. ami 10 be LeorI IN .9yfun
that Star Chamber process and ..r..f.,.y'.
warrant. ars ,Iang..rg,1, instruments q,
play with. and thu. among u. tn. true.
s.a..nch -,1nno-torS OF the Government.
who would crush ir...-,.-. -..l.. III. r--..
heel. uur wIIn knuw ia. law. are COM
pelicd 20 iar- their heads ~ silence at
the IN ut;an Of c;,>..> which ha,, occurred
in our midst. Spi.S ar, harIlv caution
eI y-ac7 tlrv are where ihev Gun do inf
mite harm. hn, = ,,.,v-rr.iI hand ami m