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NEW YORK, Sept @-COTTON irmer; sales S5OO bales
at 573 % 5Sc for miding upands.
FLouR-Sales lO0Obbs; state and western Sc higher;
superfne state 500 a 55 extra state 30 a. 540i round
hoop Ohio $40 a $50; western 500 a 5 sos southern
frmer; sales 1900 bbls; mixed $40 a 5S5; fancy $50
1856; Canada steady sales 1900 bbls extra S5,S5 q
$50
Wheat l @ &c wer; sales 253.OOO bush; Chicago
spring 90 a. LII; Miiwauk club LII a. Liz; amber
Iowa 20 "a l,2l; winter red western 1876 a. 1906 white
Canada l,3l for poor. Corn heavy and declining;
10000 bu.h; mixed western 81 q 5Sc for sound Oats
he4vy and deCliring.
Beef firm; sales 800 bbls; country mess IS @ l95;
ga NJ nS oi " e. piiie iese NV , bi SUN AZ
ll,59 q HIS Lard dull; sales TIA bblS at q SIC.
Whiskey finn; sales 500 bbs, at 3lB % BE Rice
active; sales 1900 bags Rangoon at g % SIC Sugars
more active; sales 1900 hhds New Oaleans 81 q l0c
MuscOvadG II q 81: Havana ~ boxes at 9s3 Coffee
quiet Molasses firm; sales 40 bills New Orleans at 352c
and by auction So bbls at 32i q 342c, amos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10

ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 6-Mayor Prince
arrived in this city last night with dispatches
from fort Ridgey to Sept. 4th. Capts Grant
and Anderson with small party of infantry
and cavalry were attacked by 250 savages IS
miles from fort Ridgley.
During the engagement the whites managed
to throw up breastworks of dead horses and
earthworks, and held out until Col. Sibley
came to their relief and drove the Indians
back. Thirteen whites were killed and AZ
wounded in this engagement. Most of the
killed were residents of this city. Before the
engagement commenced Capt. Grants party
succeeded in burying eighty-fye mastered
whites. One woman had lain in the woods
two weeks unburied.
Capt, Vanderhook, commanding at fort Alb
ercrombie, writes that a large number of In.
dams had appeared around thef fort and carried
off all the government mules and cattle be-
longing to that post. Capt. Vanderhook says
that he is compelled to keep his entire force
on the strictest guard all night, and also says
that unless reinforcements appear soon, he
will be compelled to abandon the post.
FoRT LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. 9.-Intelligenc
from Dakotah and the Upper Missouri indi-
Gates serious Indian hostilities Gov. Joyne
of Dakotah issued a proclamation on the Both
ult. calling on the settlers to organize 200O
men. Judge Amidon and his son had already
been killed.
Gen. Blunt receiveda despatch to-day from
Gov. Joyce,s dated at Sioux City, Sept. 6,
which says, the Indians made an attack
that morning, within three miles of Yankton,
the capital of the territory. The courier
bringing the dispatch to Sioux City with an
escort of ten men had fight with twenty In
dians, ten miles from Yankton. The gov
ernor calls for regiment, arms, aud ammu-
milton, as a general Indian war is feared
OMAHA, Sept. 9.-Powerful bands of Indi-
ans are threatening the inhabitants of this
territory. The settlers are greatly alarmed
and are coming in with their families. There
is no excitement and no cause of alarm in this
locality. ActingGov. Paddock has telegraphed
to the secretary of war offering sufficient mil
itary force to hold the Indians in check along
the borders of Nebraska. The militia is be-
ing rapidly organized and drilled. 1t is be-
lieved that moderate militia force properly
placed along the border, and smaller force
in Minnesota and Iowa, will be adeqate pro-
vision against Indian incursions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10

LEAvENwoRrH, Sept. 9.-Saturday night,
Quantrell, with a force variously estimated at
from 200 to 1000, entered Elathe, johnson
county, Kansas. At last accounts they still
held the place. Several stores were robbed,
the Office of the Mirror newspaper demolish-
ed, and fifty recruits for Kansas regiments
captured.
Gov. Robinson has issued proclamation
calling upon all citizens of the state to or
ganize and arm for home defence. He says
that one half the enrolled militia of the state
have entered the United States service.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. AT midnight a
through freight train for Baltimore, when a
short distance below Grays ferry bridge, be-
came separated and INSTRUCTED the road. In
consequence heavy troop train came in CO.
lision but no person was seriously hurt.
The 37th Massachusetts were on board. At
$50 this afternoon a special train with 100
cavalry, run into both of these trains, break
ing the cars, killing three men aud wounding
others. The killed belonged to Pennsylvania
and Ohio regiments. There were twelve
wounded, but no eastern names among them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10
FrightfuI Disaster Caused by a Rebel
SympathiZcr.

VINcENNEs, IND, Sept. "a special train
with the 9Sth Illinois, Col. Faukhouser, en-
route to Louisville, was thrown from the track
at Bridgeport, Illinois, on the Ohio and Mis-
sssippi railroad, at 10 O'Clock last night,
causing the death Of five soldiers and wound
ing thirty or forty more, some fatally. Capt.
O. l.. Kelley of Effingham county, is among
the killed. The sufferers were principally
of his company. A special train, with physi-
clans and nurses, was sent from here. The
accident was occasioned by the partial opening
of switch by a supposed spy, who has been
arrested. The wounded have been removed
to the hospital here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10
THE NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
GAINESVILLE RETAKEN.

CAIRO, Ill, Sept. 9.-News received at
headquarters last night, states that GAINESVILLE
has fallen into the hands of the federals Col
Lowe left fort Donelson Saturday with the in
tenton of attacking the rebels there on Sun
day. lie was met by them fifteen hundred
strong The rebels were quickly dispersed.
twenty-five prisoners were taken.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10

PORTLAND, MAINE, Sept. 0.-No addition
al returns of any consequence to-day Out
Lorenzo d. M. Sweat, democrat, is probably
elected to congress from the LIST district by
small majority
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10

CINCINNATI, Sept, "a scouting party re-
ports having fallen in with two rebel brigades,
to-day, nine miles from Covington. If this is
correct we may expect a fight tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10
n E N T A L Flu NITUR
AND INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE.

Having retired from the practice of Dentistry offer
to the profession my entire office and Laboratory Fur
nture Instruments, and FOOLS consisting in part of one
Operating chair, of Jones Whites pattern; one Oper
atnG Table; one Spittoon and Stand superior
set of double geared and double rolled Plate Rolls one
Grinding Apparatus, with cOrundum wheels and brushes;
one Drilling and Turning Lathe, with drills fixtures
one Portable Forge; Soldering Bellows VERY
large and complete set of Table Instruments, &c. &c
For further particulars, call atmy office No 239 Main
street. on j. A. ROWLAND, first door at head of the
same stairs or on DIR. o. F. HARRIS, l5s Main street
ST n JENCKS
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Aotufes.
no CITIZENS on WOR.

N OTICE.-TO CITIZENS OF WOR.
- CESTER COUNTY CLAIMING EXEMPTION
FROM MILITARY DUTY The undersigned annoint.
ed Commissioner for the County of Worcester under
General Order No. 80 OF the War Department of me
United States, will hear and determine the excuses OF
persons claiming TO be exempt from Military duty at
the places usually occupied for the sessions Of the Pro
bate Courts in the towns named below, as follows:
Uxbridge-THURSDAY, Sept. IL.
MilfOrd-FRIDAY, Sept IL
WOrcester-SATURDAY, Sept. 49,
Fitchburg-On MONDAY. Sept. 18th
Tempeton-On TUESDAY, Sept. 10Th.
Barre-WEDNESDAY, Sept. nth
West Brookfield-TIiURs DAY, sept 18th.
AY Sept. goth
Clinton, Sept g. 1862 div ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10

NEW YORK, Sent. 9.-STOCKS are hrmer; Chicago
and Rock Island 81: Cleveland and Toledo 534 Pana-
"a l4O3; Michigan southern guarateed sc: Michigan
Central 6S5 Illinois entral scrip so; Illinois Central
bonds 1909; Central 93s; Erie 37s: Pacific Mail Ill
American Gold lisa Missouri skies 46B Tennessee skies
49,; U Treasury 73l0ths l03
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10
AmGtroms.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE-

M Oh LGAG EE'S SALE.-Will be sold
A'A at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY. the tenth
uay o. september, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon on the
premises the following described real estate certain
tract or parcel of land with the buildings thereon
on Jefferson street in the city Of Worcester, and
ouheu as ISows, to w.t. beginning at the northwest
ery Garner of land by Scott Il Ellis thence west
eriy on SAD jefferson street fifty feet thence southerly
y lau Oh josiah COlburn hundred and twenty feet
ehce etery on land OF Ladies Collegiate Institute fty
Iee norhery on land of Scott Ellis one hundred
anu twenty ieet TO the point OF beginning Said tract of
!au VIII De sold In pursuance of power of sale con-
t tou IN certain mortgage deed given by Emily
Iuiihmuss, OF sad Worcester, to Gerry Hutchinson
gated the tenth day of june. 1861 recorded in the
registry OF Deeds for Worcester county book 64I mage
DEFAULT having been made in the condition of said
mortgage For further particulars Inquire of the mort
gagee. GERRY HJTCUINSON Nirtnotn aoi'
Worcester, Augasi 8, 1862. dts ans
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EFFERVESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.

This valuable and popular Medicine has universally
received the most favorable recommendations from ina
MEDICAL PROFESSION and the PUBLIC the most Rye
CIET AND AGREEABLE
> "A l. ~ ~ a II r. r. I ENT.
1t may be used with the best effect in
Bilious and Febre Diseases Costlveness Sick Head
ache, Nausea Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion,
Acidity Of the Stomach, Torpidity of the
Liver, Govt, Rheumatic Affections,
Gravel, Piles,
AND ALL COMPLAINTS WHERE
GENTLE AND COOLING APERIENT OR
PURGATIyE is REQUIRED,
1t is particularly adapted to the wants of Travellers by
sea and Land, Residents IN Hot Climates, Persons Of
sedentary Habits invalids and Conyalcscents: Can
ans OF vessels and Planter will find it aluabie addi-
ton to their Medicine Chest
It'll in the form of Powder carefully nut up In bot.
ties TO keep In any climate and epely requires water
poured upon 1t to produce delightful efervescent bev-
erage
Numerous testimonials from OCCASIONAL and otheE
gentlemen OF the highest standing throughout cOun-
n.y. and It's steadily increasing popularity series Of
years strongly guarantee efficacy and valuable char
acter, and commend 1t to the favorable intelligent
public Manufactured only by
TARRANT g. CO.,
No. 27S Greenwich street. cor. Warren
,,,..,,,.-. NEW YORK
GEORGE p. HARLOW. corner of Main and Pleasant
Streets agentior Worcester And for sale by Druggists
generally diy my40
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gtm Burk advertisements.

sAsAAp1 STEAM WEEKLY BE.
J t1AkSi EdA TWEEN
Is NEW YORK AND LTvERponY..
'"'''ihs and embarking Passengers at QUEENsTowN
lrcland}. VS.
c me liverpool New York and Philadelphia s,a..A,
iniphy in'end dispatchng their fail INV sros SsP
built Iron Steamships as follows. w Peiee clyde
ErNA. SATURDAY March 4
~ VI NEW YORK, SATuRDAr March *
Cll1 OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY March %
And every SATURDAY at Noon from pier "a * Ho-.,
River. M Aisi IL norm
- 1890 RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $.5 % STEERAGE sao "a
do. to London, $50 % do to London "a ~
Steerage Return Tickets, good tor Six Months "a ny
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Iavre. Hamburg Brs
men, Rotterdam, Antwerp &C. at reduced hrota6 fsres
~ Persons wishing to bring their friends can INV
tickets here at the following rates to New York; from
Liverpool or Queenstown LIST Cabin, SIS, SIS, siO5
Steerage from Liverpool, $40; from Queenstown s30
These Steamers have superior for
sengers, and carry experienced surgeons They are
built N Water Tight Iron Sections and have Patent Fire
Annhilators on board.
fees. sf-' " 49, --F''J "
John g: DALE, Agent, Is Broadway n Y; or
JOHN BoYDEN, Agent Worcester. diff mchT
IN A r r N r. Q
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MADAME MONSUER has arrived anl

AVE- will remain for short time only, at the Lincoln
House, Reception ROomsJ entrance Elm street,
Isl door to the right room No Az where she be
consulted III regard to known future events relative to
sickness health distant friends marriages. wealth. mum.
Der of children place of residcnc of the person future
and even the age complexion condition of life &C. Of
the FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE, and will ans wer
any one question given her upon subject whatever
what means she can do this last is not known herself
put barely knows, as Others know. SHE do it She
descended from long line Of French Astrologers aud
can also tell the future by the hands and cards Those
VINO wish for consultation please call Madame Mon
Suer, at the lincoln House Office hours from "a TO
9 N. Tprms cnmts dl,rA nn0a
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Heal Estate.
EOR SALE-The WooIen Fac,1

FOR SALE--The Wooden Factory, Ont.
= Buildings, and good Water Privilege for the use
81 the factory the wheel and machinery all and ii
nhe running order together with tine following described
machinery two 42nch Breakers Jacks of $50 spindle,
each, Picker, | Wool Duster 8 Stafford Shell cane
Looms Shearing Machine, l Brushing Machine
Gigs, Pulling MILL Securing Mill, Flock Cutter
BOWer and all other fixtures necessary for the man
uacture OF Doeskins Cassimeres, Tweeds OF Satnets
al IN good running order. The mill situated i'm the
village OF Factory Point in Manchester county of Rem
W. v railroad depot. The said village is l0urishing Of
one Thousand Inhabitants two stores hotel large
win buildings machinery and good power suitable
l9r me manufacture of chairs, clothes pins saving and
panle boards any other business in the line OF man
9actory located on good road three-fourths Of mile
sonable terms by the subscriber.
les dam CUATrNcv oppE0,
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FOR SALE-The beautif1l man.

fT.:f FUR SALE-The beautiful man
i sion situated on Catherine street. formerly owned
y A.es and occupied by JOSEPH Z. HALE. The above
was putt by Mr. Hale for his special use and has nj
the modern improvements. 1t is situated on beautiful
elevation and overooks the whole city II has fine
Stable attached, and has about one acre of land we'll
covered with fruit and shade trees and is surrounded nv
street on all sides more desirable residence for sale
coud not found For further particulars please in
quire of CHARLES Il. PRATT, Worcester or Of tho
SUBSCRIBER No. 10 West 18th street, New York
HlyzI df JAMES A. FERGUSON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10
New Styles in Dress Trimmings.

Puget Trimmings Ornamental Puget Buttons magnif
icent shades. Plain CoOred Vevets, Black Velvet tn
cOlored edges Trimming Ribbons, DC, &C.
We have also opened the best stock OF COrsets In the
city Head-dresses. Nets, New Felt Goods and great
GROSS, STRAUSS. 81 cos,
81 dt 1872 MAIN STREET.
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VISIT PARKERS GALLERY, 30

Main street. and procure of those 81 cent
hmbrotypes which are warranted to give much sat
sfacton taken in the city for 20 so cents All
style of mbrotypes and cheaper than can be
cured elsewhere Pictures Of babies taken instantan
eously, by new process. Try them. Call examine
specimens Z. L. PARKER Artist
jelS DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10

RREWER'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
~ OF DANDELION, TO- making Beer, ior SAFE ny
DAVID SCOTT, 25l MaD. corner Mechanic sueo'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-10

ID IL. BOWKER, No. Al Main street,
a corner Of Market street. has procured requisite
license, ana will tend 70 the removal Of night soil and
the cleaning of cess pools. dtf Ie25
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-26
MILITARY PORTRAITS.
MAPS And ARMS.

THIS MOST ELEGANT WORK IS READY.
TIE large, splendid Head piece exhibits a
l. soldier in each of the uniforms worn in
our army, protecting the Stars md Stripes With
Muskets and Rilcd Cannon. In the fore ground
are Zouaves tramping on the Rebel Flag. and
a serpent underneath, the flag being plainly
shown. Under this. are correct portraits oil
Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Lyon, Butler. Free
mont, Banks, Spruguc, Prcntiss, Blenkcr
WOOL, Rosecranz, Burnside, Dix, Sigcl, Nc
Dowcll, and Commodore Stringham Coils. Cor
coran and Meager, aud several others. At the
bottom. is a new map. just engraved II by IS
inches in size. showing the whole Of Missouri
Kentucky and Tennessee, with parts of Kansas
Arkansas: Ohio. Indiana al Illinois, accord
ing to the latest information. The Dor
der of this chart is composed Of Military Fig
urcs. showing fourteen positions for the mus
ket. according to lIardee'S Tactics
~ This chart can be had with the Military
Map OF Maryland. Virginia, ETC., IN place O
the Map Of Missouri, Kentucky, etc. Size 8
IS. Price 80 cents.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MrNNEsoTA,l

NTATE OF NJ TNNESOTA.l
County Of Goodhuc. S. In Probate Conr.
In the matter Of the accounting of VIM
Fryhelgor Adm illustrator of the estate of Cal
vim FrizzeN, deceased.
nN the application of VIM. Fryherear. al
1ninlstrator OF the estate Of Culvin Frz
zr'l; deceased, late Of said county it il order
ea that the "a day OF April, a. d. l>t;3. Lc au.
the same Is hereby assigned as the time for ex
"m'nsn Z and allowing ti'c final .crou Mt of sa;.
.n'n'<tr*tor-an1 al persons interested i.
s 81; sSl"Fe "re required TO appear he fore til,
ir"o"tc Court a. its oft ce in the city OF Re-
ing IN said county, at 10 o'clock, A. ~. .
that day, and show cause. if any there he VIII,
tie tn%l "trount of SAID Administered shou|,
not be allowed.
And It is further ordered that said admins
traitor give notice OF the time ana place OF ex
am'n'nr said account. nv causing conv o
('''S order to be published IN the Goo,l,ue Vol
Hih'"er tx successive weeks p,ior to s:.i,. 2n,
day Of April.
Dated Red Wing. Mimi. Feb'y. 18th 1867.
CLINTON G. REYNOLDS,
MOO n5ovo:'w. Judge OF Proba e
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Pioneer s. Democrat
FOR 1862.

IHE PIONEER AND DEMoCHAT, considering
that. IN the present crisis Of affairs, the cause of
the Federal Administration is the cause of the
country and ot good Z" crnm( mt, will heartily
su>tain the policy Of the President and his
Cabinet. in full faith that such policy will be
marked by the highest wisdom Us we'll us the
purcSl patriotism.
The Pioneer and Democrat has been dcsignat-
ed by the Federal Admniot, alton as the
OFFICIAL PAPER FOR MINNESOTA,
IN pace of the Saint Paul Press; and the
Lelrs Of Co1gress, Treaties qoith For
ety71 Hoerers, u"d Public Notices
amt advertisements,
Will hereafter be published otfc; ally. in all tho
edltl"ns OF tl'ls paper. This viii add greatly
to the value of Tic paper, and be a special in
duccment for the people Of the State to sub
-*rbc to its issues
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EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE
GNETIC CID1I

ii / Dl[O-. vi Az N EllC SlpHO.
For the prevention and cure OF all diseases O
the urinary and sexual organs, the Kidneys
stomach nd bowels, and prevention Of conccp
tinn
This Sipho, when n<cd prevents ard cures
Nervous Debility. CnStivcncss DvSpcpsja
Liver Complaint, IIcH1achc, Lec'1chorrlloca or
Whites, ProlapSus Utcri or Falling Of the
Womb, pb~trnctcI Mcnstyaticn and all com
plants the Crinal Organs, Kidneys and Bow
els
rhe Sipho enables all to prevent and cure
disease. without recourse to drugs, herbs pills
or noS.rn1ns. 1T Is perfectly safe it will last
a Ii tc time. without getting outof order, and
never fails; it is simple aud can be used by a
child. ltacts Theoretically and chemically
removing. absorbing and destroying all NOR
bld secrctlons and poisonous matter in the Svs-
and life to the body, cnliycns the spirits in
parts chccrtuncSS to the mind and gives Il tore
and elasticity to ali who use it, that will last
tor years. 1t enables those whose health or
circumstances do not permit an increase Of
family. 20 regulate or limit their offspring, but
must not be used during pregnancy, as it would
produce miscarriage.
We sc'.d with each Siplo important private
information. for the Married. and those con
tcmrlatlng Marriage, also, fu'l directions for its
use.
FAIL NOT TO SECURE ONE.
single on.s, s. a cheaper quality, 3d.
Each one is warranted. They are securely
packed. and forwarded to all parts ofthe coun-
try. Address,
DIR. j. RUSSELL,
box ~ BROOKLYN, New York.
n3ya u43:v
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>rATE OF M!NSEsorA.l District Court ~<
"ooHhue Sounty , Firse Judicial District
Isaac Spaulainy. Nort.a-ee.
against
Wade Wellnan. Mnrtcacor.
Andrew Miscner, Samuel T. Notice OF Sale.
van brunt, james Clark and
Sarah, his wife. 49,.
Deere, January Term 1S6a-ss1n .s-1on
ptH>o ANT 10 q Decree mace in this O. "a at
L the Regular January Term of this Court
neil at the city of He'd Wing, within and fer
the County OF Goodhue, on The first Tuesday
IN January. 4. D. lSta, the undersigned Shsr,f
o. said zoos hse County will sell at nab,;e auc-
siea t. the higkesteash bidder At the Office az the
SnGT;! OF aid Goodhue coan.y in the ei,v Of
Ned yea Wig, In said county, On the cath aav Of
March n. D. 1862, az one o'clock p, NJ. tha
So9tow'0s described premises sisnass ia the
eosHsy Of Geoahle and State OF M;unasota ha-
nag me same promises described in the aspns-
sad Decree. to-wis:
d, he South West quarter Of Section number
twenty, ~. N Township oaa hundred and
nine. los North OF Range eighteen Wsst afsb
all TIE appslrtenauces therein nto Belonging
Dated Feb. lIth. 4. D. 1859.
MARTIN 5. CHANDLER
She's II OF Geodhae County. Nfn,-
CeLE Il CAss. FiE7s ATTY.
FaEiaaul., MINI. r...
IASt' + - nesyS.1w.
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AN ACT

For the relief of settlers upon School
- Lands.
BE 1t enacted By the legislature Of The
State Of X4"esota:
Section [. That if any Of the occ,,-
pants of the Schoo! lands belonging to
this State shall, on or before the first
day OF June next, pay to the proper
officer the taxes, together with one
fifth part Of the /, ut levied upon such
lands and improvements, according to
the provisions ota law approved March
ninth. in the year orc thousand eight
hundred and six1v-one, and entitled
8 an act to provide for the apprisal,
sale ana leasing Of school lands and
the Investment Of the funds arising
theretrom," such officer shall ahatc
four-titths Of all moneys charged as
rent on such lands, according to the
provisions Of this act, Provided,
That the provisions OF this act shall
apply only to the rents on such lands
for the year ls6l.
Sec. ;. This Act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage.
Approved Feb. IS, 1862.