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I TSITED -sTATEs AGEsJY

OTyIoE OF KEruHUa, BoE q Oo,l
NJ. ~ Exchange Plals. I
TREASURY MOTIFS ISSUED FOR THE Ma
TIoNAL LOAN hearing intsre<a n this rata II $40
per cent. por Annum, payable W order OF subscrt-
Ter, directed and Of the various dsnomiDA-
lions, be had - this Office. Immediately
upon deposit therefor In gold W current funds. Or
derH frOm the country, accompanied by check, sup
plied by return mail.
Six PER CENT. TWO YEAR TREASURY
NOTES RECKIVEB AT PAR AND IHTkRkdT
In PAYMENT FOE TUE ABOVE.
oos tr1la hORRIB kETCuUn.
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Thu Company insrres property o. "a kinxs al
LDss or Damage by Fire, on a. ia,o.-sbl, -.
SIMILAR InsttuhoaA.
,T EuFls j sssasx q, Z
JAMEs B. THOMPSON, il, Bea'y,
GRO. W. HUNT, Assds,Apa. 4
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leaves New York hsr.H. daily oBundAys $40
making close connection ., HarTtsbNrg With
Eylyanis RailroAJ-with no change OF oars 70
burp, ana but ono ~ CinclnnAn and Chicago.
hours time Is Eaved by taking This train.
Taava New York from Per No. 8, North a.
oi6AS, 10 20, q. 20 and 4s0 IN.
The boats stop Al Bergen Point aid Mariner
bor every trip sach way.
.DiS IY!1OH JOHN o. sTEBNS, aupcrlnIsnl
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DRNTTgTRT,

A RTIYICIAL TEETH. G. KENNEDY,
n Dentist, $50 BUvsry, three doors below Spring
- u inssrtina his beautiful htea1e teeth ., the low
eat possible prices. WHO'S seu on gold or pla.lna
froa, $50 upwards, and silver OF rubber frUm $40
upwards Partial sets gold 81 each tooth, or on
silver eL Ba,iEAosion guaranteed in A. csses:
jalt 94Gc'lm
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O6 CENT HAIR DYE-BEST IN USE
<O BRtEsT5 Columbian Hair Dye can be had
VI "a Eighth ave; $50 Allen It; Houston -. cor Az.
ID; $40 Grand II; 4l5 Hudson Il; 100 5 Nth Sc
coni ave and 3OtA ~ $40 Eighth ave; l95 Ilu i~ln
1t: ~ Division 81; AS Fourth a7t; II Avenue ID;
ana ia Division II: also by Drug lists goueralv.-
Drplt iB south src'ud Il, Wi.liausJurgh. FEC %
, 1862-01-13

DTITSBURGH, FIT. WAYNE Il
CHICAGO RAILWAY.
Passenger Train. leave the Depot corner OF M.dsos
and Canal Streets Chicago, datly at
500 A. n. Fast Line except SuudsyA1
G;1O r, NJ. Night Express, except SasuEdAyaJ
II inn fol faIpsrat3o.
, 1862-01-13

p.accd on board vessel which could not az
five under two weeks, 1t Was determined to
take possession without combustion Find
ing himself master Of the situation, Captain
William Brown called the solitary chiyalry to
him, and issued the following
PROCLAMATION.
CITIZEN or AccoAAc! I come among you not
as tncendiary and assassin, but to heal your
wounds, and be Your long-Iost father. Several OF
the happieEt moments in my Life were not gpcnt II
= nc more than Ian jealousy Wafchia} Of yeur liberties
and the pursuit OF happiness. tsee the Const1su-
toni
whom am u spectator, are, not your enemies.
They are your brothers, and desire to embrace
you In fraternal bonds They wish to be consid-
e6seizTe Sc hs
whereof establish the following orders:
LII any nisger comes within ahe ~ INES s o. the
eyer, Of the movements Of the enemy; the sfore-
said ahal hare his head knocked of. and be return
ed to his lawful owner acearding to the gFocer1es
and provisions Of the Fugitive SlaVe ACE iaeethe
Ill aaS chicken OF other defencelcss object
belonging 70 the South be brought within the lines
OF the United States army by any niger, his heirs
adninist atogs and assigns, the Aforesaid shall
hare bis tail cut off, and be sent buck to his right
ful owner at the c1pentc Of the Treasury Depart
ment. .
H.--Any soldier found guilty OF shooting the
Southern Confcderacr,, or bothcringg him IN any
manner whAtEOu1eTet. the salna sHau Ht Htt14tN
guilty Of disorderlE conduct. and pronounced IN
aceursed Abo1itionist.
WILLIAM BRowS, Es6eyl1et
Captain Comic Section Mackere1 Brigade,
Commanding Aceomac.
The citizen Of Accomae, boy, received this
| proclamation favorablJ, and said he wouldn't
20 hunting Union pickcts until the Weaths1
was warmer. Whercupon. William Brown fell
t upcn his neck and wept copiously.
| The Union army, my boy, now holds nudls'
| puted possession of over six inches Of the Sd
| cred soil Of Accomac, and this unnatural re
| be1lion has received blow which shakes tn
| rotten fabric to its shiyering centre. Th'
| strong arm Of the Government has at las
| reached the stronghold Of treason, and in
few years this decisive movement on Acco
mac will be followed By the advance Of ou
army on the Potomac.
Yours with expedition,
ORrHEus G. KERR.
, 1862-01-13

@ Hernia or Rnprure.-P. e.
MINOR NJ D. having dIsGege7ca = permanent CuEe
week. by 1ha rse OF Ii Ezcs-lu! AetcIne th2t does
cot interfere with hnSinAss pursuits can be consulted
nee at his cfcG southwest corner Etaie and Randolph
streets Chicago. IL. soo2a No. 2 {upstatFs.} Office
slourE from 10 L a L. to =. n AMI ! 10 r II.
Pos: QEacc Boz, 4SS2s Is1YltQsslm
, 1862-01-13

OF uJINOTS COUNTY

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
- OF cocK., ss5circuit c9n1t of Cook C Go7at5 M
samuel Hae John AySs Jossph G. Bul1oS 81 ER Rg
rcn. Frederick Butterhcld, Charles 3: Cochr an,
Thomas 6. Cochran. William Barbour and Benjamin
Adart Of lie non residence Of samueI Hale Robert
Il Boyd Nehemiah Nilkiu, Alexander l.. Van 6uren,
Ereder:ck RattsEfleld Charles GochE5a, Thomas n
defendants ahoye nasd having been aled u tle oies
Of The Clerk Of said Circuit Court of COOK County
Fotce hereby given e the said Samuel bale Ro6eft
a Boyd, Nehemiah Nllktn, Alexander L. Van Buren.
FTcdeiicE Butter Charles B Cochran. Thomas G:
Cochran, William Barbour and Benianin Casrsr tha5
said complainant filed hts bill Of complaint IN Eal
Court o. the ChaaesE5 sdH Lheteot the Fourteenth
day Of December 1861 and that summons thereupou
Issued out Of said Court against said descendants e
tunahle the F1tst Monday Of January, 1852 50 IS oy
Law required
shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
Court 81 Cook County: On the arst day oI tae ne1'
term thereof to be holden at Chicago. Ia said County
the Third Monday Of March, 1852 md d pleaa e an
piatnt t.e game and he matters and thtngs ede5 6
decree entered against sou sssofdt9S t9 81 PfaysE
| GEO l. INGALLS,, Compyts solr. ja19i2S4w
, 1862-01-13
Gpeeial Agttfrs.

~ To Cons,lmptiycs.-Thc :1dycr
ttscS having bccn rcEto.cf to health IL few weeks hy
yery sti:e remedy, after having Suffered seyrra1
ycaTt With severe lung affection nl TINT dread dis
Fellow sufferers the means Of c7se. 70 all wo desire
ii he viii scnd cory Of tic prescription uscd tres Of
ea:.,s which t,,sy VII e1d sure erfe foE consa.np
tim. Asthma Brpnch:;s &c. The o?1y oHjrct q Tic
'!,cted ana he nopts eye:y Sufferer msE u his TER
p m afce seTs T5ne xa the 1a w "s<s
Hi1drcss Ise7. EDW Ard = WILSON, Wllaa. =:'',rsF
Kings County. New York. oc22fwsu
f For the cheapest and best Hair
.1exe.ry, Wt:s BEatls, Cu5lR Fr.11H etc, 70 to l.
fiHSN ALpT. !A Lake street and examine those Noa-
eerf1 T:c!nctons Of art No scrutiny CAD detect the
artificial Gum the natural when adjusted the bead
11e HR.. .1cuclTy contains always the newest I3-ts
stylcs. All articles WILL give e1.'e sa!1sfAct:on.
, 1862-01-13


H. y ssts'e ssa 4atef e sss
Of Cook County state Of nlpois IN book thEtySeysn
q rs +
e saa
to sceure tic pagms1t q certain nromissory notsS IS
na4 ats I'd ~ g 81
one ofeatd potes being the principal SUN Of
dG!s RsXsee saa na sas g. f
heanm e eight hundred dollars $o Zach bslaF The the
aea Refa1S a lit Il
q e s. sad aast e fs
the Of of tad instalme1ts ofi9tsresE
Days then lie said principal sun Of sixteen tnousspd
asEs s II e1 oe &c aRa
the contrary AID whereas de1aTt
ofNose6er 4 B. ISL la and q lie uotes for eight
ana sSe sSa sr sae ssa
MANNED aud now are wholly due md MnRaia ID. h9W
s1hof5 a 1s q
said Of sixteen thGusand t doa @ VIII 70 q
95 70 IN mpe asreef @ q ee & I'll
Stewart heirs repfessatatisss Of assEps sRsre n
Be i o ppoek m e z
r + as SHt5 S ci a9e
6 etss sss1e Is ID : q
stste Of 4ps sna eSd ed
Xs na4sSE PeWa e Ghas 81
Siias a al{S e basass snaS nd
provement tbereon slaated X; Ios IS seYs1 FL esns
fioct !sirtssa So5th Bsi5sj Aadi5is! iSs
ssss 81 Ssss sS
"& ii lSSbaRs bssrbefs staee aaa19ss cGieaso S
, 1862-01-13
RaiIroaDs.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD LIKE
WINTER ARf2ANaEtH3 ENT.

Two t1press trains on And amer Dec LIT 1s Traia1
Will 1eaye the Vest Side Union Depot at a. n, ex.
eept Sundays, and LIS ?. II. except Saturdays. Al.
HIe at Chicago at $50 4 II. and 920EM.
mvt8 IAMES ROBK Receivef
, 1862-01-13
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, .COUN-

~ ~lAlE OE u4IINVII1 -1OUN7
- tt OF CoOK, ss.-Superior Court Of Chicago,
February Term. 1sf2.--EEl1y SPENCER T. sln2n 3.
Il. KingsbuFT and colydea Beckxith6-m GhanesEy,
MarY Z Bucsner. Jaac c. kIngsbury and Henry r.
-four Of ts d. apeTs naned ar: hasia
Court Of Chicago Notlce s hereby given 70 the said
Simon Buckae5 A45T 8neS1sT 1t ;a hne G Ang
lied her biH Of complaint Il said Court on the chan-
cery side thereof, on the third dag Of Ja4naiy lS
against sid dcfeudaus returnabe On the rst Monday
q February next, lsE2}, = is By laE required.
z BuckreT, Jane C. Kingsoq1y and henry y; k5nsg5
burr shall peEsonaf BE- and appear before sala SnRe
Of the term thereof to be holden st Chicago II sa'f
County, the first Monday Of EebIaafy ~ H. anG ~
81 complaint the same and tbe matters and TING
heEeiu charged and stated Na4 ne taksn y t ~
Drayer ot sald bill. THOMAS B CAETEE Glerk
E4ilEF q HtTCHCoCA1 ComPCt's Sot1a. la4-kI9 4N
, 1862-01-13
CTATE or ILLINOIS, COOK

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, CUUK
nsrv TH3n T. b. 1aa-Fhiip j. fIice and DATtd MeT-
is u JerSls sLansdon and Samuel 7" Bssnasa--as7
Fublsc notice Is hereby gt1ra to the said jeSEs snz
don and Ssnuel n Eafnhtd that witt Of aftachmeos
GnuEt Of Chicago, dated the 2ttn day Of pecsnoeE
s. iHl at The sait Of the said Philip J. fTaef ana
ianedon and samuel r. Barnard for TIE sur: 2! FouT
Thoaaand Three Hund5edand TEe1ty R2!las a,,eeeea @
returned eIceDtEd-
ard Samuel ~ Baln.sd shaI1 personally be and apPeaz
befbfe he sid superior on eI neio
ths Goase House IN 10 CITY Of Chicago On the ftss
Monday Of JanussTA 1a gre sne sett PAL ;t hha ha
sntesca sgsnS sad IN yer os tss 80 d p ps1,as ~ IT
and much q he poPerfy a ri Sf Is
t soa = eacss a'e THoAAs CARTER C1erf.
! p.-7v A. RArr pfJ,s Alta dc3t.i1 19sN
, 1862-01-13

OIaIH VE lI1l711&V Vn15 80
Tenn. 1851 Samuel Ruaseu H. LAmbe1tun G. Aan.
K1nellne F. HaN, Edward s Han and Tue Garden Gls4
AnldaTif Of the nonEes1dence Of EaT14 = AaH. 91e
Of he defendants above named having been aisa y
caeo: Notice is hereby given to the said E9Ear4 IN &
HaI thst the aboxE named Complainant alea * 4 na
q On ke sss day of Deeber 1i agnss tas a6ose
isnr out Of sad Court aaiat said de{endants retn-
able at tue Court House n tae GIT q Cncasp o. at
Row. uncss you the gaia Edward 8. Hall. shall Pai.
sonay be and appear before said Superior Go1It 81
thefeef to Be- holden at chicago II said County. On
the n1ss Monday ot March 1s ana Rlesd an3Ter& ~ Ss
same ana matters ard things rs tnszen etsrEsd aPa
saat0st xau a according 10 The prayer ofgatd bill
Asa1'9' sN1 THOMAS B. CAfsTEE: Glers-
scAxxos. McCAaa 4 FULLER. conpefs eofta
, 1862-01-13

THICAGC j. ROCK ISLAND
= KAiLRuAp-CnAyaE OF T1xK-wtater At
rangenen commencing Sunday Noy l1th 1s6 I5a51e -
cepted LIN a NJ Night Express SATURDAYS c1oept-d
u:ss r. IT.; Joliet Accommodation. Sundays cKceptsa.
500 r Ii. Through Trains arrive: sl5 L. IL a1u 81
r NJ; Joliet Accontnodaa5on, $50 L. NJ
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Allotment Bill.

Below we present The bill to provide
for allotment certificates among the volun-
teer forces Of the Union. 1t may be Of in
terest to some:
Be IL enacted By the Senate and the House
Of Representatives, Of the United States of
Anaerica IN Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States shall ap-
point, for each State having volunteers in
the United States service, not exceeding
three persons, who shall be authorized by
the Presidents commission to visit the
several departments of the army in which
volunteers from their respective States
may be, and there procure for said volun-
teers from time to time their respective al
lotments of their pay to their families or
friends, duly certified in writing, and by
them, or by some commissioned officer of
such department, attested in pursuance of
such orders as may be made for that pur-
pose by the Secretary of War, and upon
which certified allotment the several pay
mesters shall at each regular payment to
the troops, give drafts payable in the city
of New York, to the order of such per-
sons to whom said allotments we're or NAV
be made
See 2. And Jeit further enacted, That the
persons appointed as commissioners to car
ry into effect the preceding section Of this
act shall receive no pay or emoluments
whatever from the Treasury of the United
States.
Sec. B. And be ii fistAer enacted, That
the fifth section of the act of the twelfth
Jnne, eighteen hundred and ffty-eigbt.
giving suffers a lien upon the soldiers
pay, be and the same is hereby repealed
and all regulations giving suffers rights
and privileges beyond the rules and articles
OF war be and the same are hereby abro-
gated.
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means must be employed. I said this not
hastily, but deliberately. War has been.
and continues to be, an indispensable
means to this end. A practicable re-ac-
acknowledgement of the national authority
would render the war unnecessary, and it
would at once cease. If, however, resis-
lance continues, the war must continue !;
and it is impossible to foresee all the Incl
dents which may attend, and all the ruin
which may follow. Such as HAY seem in
dispensable, or may obviously promise
greater efficiency towards ending the strug-
gle, must and will come.
The proposition now made is an offer on
ly, hope it may be esteemed no ofense tc
ask whether the peeuniary consideration
rendered would not be of more value te
the States and private persons concerned
than are the Institution and property in it
in the present aspect of affairs? While i
is true that the adoption of the proposed
resolution would be merely iniatory, ant
not within itself a practicable measure, i
is recommended in the hope that it would
sooner lead to Important results.
In full view of my great responsibility
to my God and to my country earnestl
beg the attention of Congress and the pee
pie to this subject.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14

being "scoeped" in that branch of the Leg
islature, The bill was ordered to a third
reading the other day By very small ma
jority, the entire democratic vote, with
three honorable exceptions, Hon. w. S.
Greene of this county among the latter
being thrown against it. There is no good
reason why this measure should not be-
come law Under the present system
of loaning that fund some 100000 has
been lost to the State entirely, or is in
such precarious condition as that but a
small portion Of it, at best, can ever be
realized Here is law now proposed that
will save the balance from being squan-
tdered Ia the same way upon political fa-
Vorites, and no opposition should be made
to it. We hope that all efforts to defeat
it may be foiied but we confess we have
fearful forebodings The bill was made
the special order for yesterday in the As
sembly and we shall soon know its fate.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
Special Message of the President t
Congress,

Washington, March 6.-The President
to-day transmitted to Congress the follow
ing message:
Felloa0 Citiaens Of the Senate and House
of Representatives:
I recomend the adoption of joint res
olution by your honorable bodies which
shall be substantially as follows:
Resozued--That the United States ought
to cooperate with any State which may
adopt a gradual adjustment of slavery,
giving to such State pecuniary aid to be
used by such States in its discretion to
compensate for the inconvenience, public
and private, produced by such change of
systems.
If the proposition contained in the reso-
luton does not meet the approval of Con-
gress and the country there's an end; buff it
does command such approval I deem it of
Importance that the State and people i'm
mediatly interested should be at once dis
tinctly notified of the fact, SO that they
may begin to consider whether to accept
or reject it. The Federal Government
would find its highest interests in such
measure as one of the most efficient of
self-preservation. The leaders Of existing
insurrection entertain the hope that the
government will ultimately be forced to
acknowledge the independence of some
of the parts of the disafected region, and
that all the slave States north of such
points will then say the Union for which
we have struggled being already gone, we
now choose to 60 with them, To deprive
them Of this hope, substantially ends the
rebellion, and the initiation of emancipa-
ton completely depriyes them oft as to
all the States initiating. The point is not
that all the States tolerating slavery would
very soon, If at all, initiate emancipation,
but while the offer is equally made to all,
the more northern shall by such Initiation
make it certain to the more Southern that
in no event shall the former join the latter
in their proposed Confederacy.
I say initiation" because in my Judge
ment gradual, and net sudden, emancipa-
ton, is better for all, in the mere financial
or pecuniary view, any member of Congress
with the census tables and the Treasury
reports before him. can readily see for him
self how very soon the current expendi-
lures of the war would purchase, at fair
valuation, all the slaves in any named
slave State.
Such proposition on the part of the
general Government sets up no claim or
right BY Federal authority to interfere with
slavery within State limits, referring as it
does, the absolute control of the subject in
each case to the State and It's people i'm
mediately interested. 1t is proposed as a
matter of perfectly free choice with them.
In the annual message last December, l
thought fit to say that the Union must be
preserved. and hence all indispensable
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
An Explanation Needed.

The following extract from speech
made in the .. S. Senate the other day by
Senator Howard, of Michigan in the case
Of Senator Stark of Oregon, is not with
out interest in this State, and particularly
in this congressional district, which under
the former apportionment, Mr.. Larrabee
represented in Congress = %
Why, sir, that members of certain party
call themselves Democrats had made up their
minds that there was to be what is called dis
! solution of the Union at very early period. is
past all doubt. Even as early as the beginning of
December, 1861 only one month after the elec
ton of President Lincoln, we hear member of
the House of Representatives from the State of
Wisconsin himself Democrat as | have been
told, using the following language This friend
and correspondent in Milwaukee that friend
being a Government contractor employed On
some public works Of the United States there
The person to whom the letter was written was
under contract to deliver timber to the Gov
! eminent at Milwaukee, The writer saws
Washington, Dec T. 1860
Sir Il have just seen Captain Smith You
viii lose nothing by failure to make the first
! delivery Of timber. Captain S. authorizes me
to say this to you. My own advice is, not to
invest cent in the matter for the chances are
ten to one that no further prosecution Of the
work will be had.
The contract for stone viii not be let.
The end is near prepare for it. This private.
Yours Truly, CHI. LARRABEE.
JONATHAN TAYLOR, Esq, Milwaukee.
The Milwaukee Sentinel in commenting
on the matter. very pcrtinentIy says:
{. This has a double signifcanc one Of a
general and another of more local character
The general significance is the confidence Of
this Democratic Member Of Congress, then be-
longing to the party in power and prominent
in its councils, that the Government was so
near its end that it was not safe to invest an
other cent in it and the local significance is
that this gentleman to whose efforts the public
of Milwaukee have been assured they were in
debted for the proposed light house should ad-
wise the contractor not to fulfil his contract. and
apparently delight in tho prospect that it would
never be done, Those who read the letter will
no doubt carry their differences farther
The question is, what did the honorable
gentleman mean by saying (" the end is
near 2" Was he in the confidence of the
Southern traitors, and did he know of the
arrangements they were making for the
overthrow of the Government We think
it looks very much like it, and that if this
be not so, the sooner he satisfies the
public Of it, the better it will be for him.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
Published February 10, 1852.
CHAPTER Of

AN ACT to amend chapter 143 of the Genera
Laws OF 1883, entitled . An act to prevent tbe
sale OF unripe Cranberries"
The People Of tie State Of Wisconsin. 1epresentsd
IN Senate and 4s8em5lg, do enact as f5z2oaos
Section !. Chapter LAB of the General Laws of
Ioos, emitted an Act to prevent the sale of I'm
70 section four the following: 'sAnd may retain
all lines collected from any person or persons
uhaer the provisions of said chapter 143 and ap-
ply lie same to the payment of the costs of suit.
ana als0 10 the payment of all liabilities incur
req oy the county in enforcing said act: and said
guStlce snaIl, at the next annual session of the
poard OF supervisors of his county, present a Ger
tlned account of the costs and expenses incurred
and when the same shall be properly audife1
and allowed, he shall pay over 10 the county
treasurer any balance that may remain in his
hands'' III Ii'0
sec.2. All monies cole, ted by any Justice Of
the peace: in pursuance of the provisions of said
aaU, and now remaining in his hands, may be
USED by SAID justice of the peace in the payment
OF such costs and liabilities as may have been
heretofore incurred by his county, in ENFORCING
the act to which this is amendatory
Sec. 8. a II cranberries found in the posses
sion OF any person or persopsin violation of the
act to which this is amendatory, shall be liable
to seizure and sale by the proper officers of the
county, the proceeds thereof to be applied to the
payment OF costs and expenses, a S provided in
seeuon che OF this act and any person or per-
sors who may sell or purchase said berries as
aforesaid, shall not be liable to prosecution or
fine, as provided in the act hereby amended.
Sec. f. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage
Approved February Is, 1862.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
CHAPTER OIL

AN ACT to amend Section 217 ofChapter 100 of
the Revised Statutes, entitled g Of Courts held
by Justices of the Peacen
TIE People Of tie State Of Ytsooas5n represented
IN Senate and Assena6ly, do enact as .tozzoqcs:
Section 1. Section two hundred and seventeen
OF chapter one hundred and twenty of the revise i
statutes, IS hereby amended by adding thereto !:
: Preceded, also, where Judgement is rendered
against the defendent, or in his favor, for sum
less than fifteen dollars, exclusive ofcosts such
defendent, the time of appealing, shall make
oath that be has valid claim against the plain
tn as set forth in his answer, exceeding the sum
OF fifteen dollars over and above the claim of the
plaintiff, as set forth in his complaint, as he
verify believes, the action shall betried in the
appellate court as cases originally brought there;
but the parties may, by constant appealing on
the return of the justice, admit such retlIrn or
| appeal" - '--0
Sec. 2. This act shall take efectand be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved February II, 1862.