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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-21

STATE OF VERMONT. At Probate Court, held
RANDOLPH DisTRCT, SIS. at Rrookfeld, within and for
The District aforesaid on the 2?d day of July A. a. 1862
nsrun ent purportng to be the last Will and Tesla
n meat 'f Clark Smons, late of Brookfed, n said
District deceased presented the Court here for
butte, 10y Julius b. Lyman, the Executor therein naWfd.
Therefore, it j. ordered by said Count that public no.
tce be Gyen to all persons concerned therein, appear
before said Court, at session thereof be held
Registers Office in Brooked, the 18Th day of August
A. d. 1882 and contest the probate Of said Will and it is
further ordered hat this order be published three weeks
successyry in the Green M,intan Freeman, new spa
per printed 81 Montpelier in this State. the last of which
shall b. previous 10 the day assigned aforesaid fox
hearn.
GJen under my hand the .teg>c,'s Office at Brook.
field this 23d day OF July, A. ID. 1862.
34ifw3 j. r. CLEAVELAND, Eeglster.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-21
Probate Courts.

no for the V pisre a Sean
Gaid will be holden at the Probate Once in Montpelier
aid District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
Huested to attend to the same on said court days.
T., R. MERRILL, Judge.
December 1, 1850. Il -
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Rr. LOyEJOY did not reply. but demanded the
previous question.
Mr.. cox (Dem., OhioJ moved to Lay the bill on
the table.
Mr.. MALLORY raised the question that the bin
was not properly before the House, as the day was
set apart for tie consideration Of territorial busi-
ness.
The SPEAKER oyerruled the point.
The Iouse refused to lay the bill on the table by
vote Of 90 against 90
YEAs-Mes.r.. bailey, Pa }. Bdds. Blair w., Browne
(R J. Brown iVs) Calvert Cisey Clements. Cobb Cor,
Cr.yen, Crisheid Chenden. Dunlap Dunn English .her
Granger Gr5sr Hsighs Hall, Harding, iiomao, horon,
Johason Kellogg U) Kerris'n. khioger M opp Lsw'
rary MAY MaJnsrd M.n,ies, Norri N1on Noo.e OIsi'
Priss R.chsrdson. Robinson Sheffield, steele -
Steele IN j. strsitou VOORHEES,, "ads"o'th "s'o' wen
NAVs~yr,sr Aldricb. Alley, Arnold. Ashley Bake,'
Beamnn bingham Blair iPab Blake. Bufnton. pnel
Cbagbs. lain Colfst Frederick A. ConkUng Kocoe COMING
Covode Cu,er Davis Delano, piysn Dnel I'd e'on sno
Eiy Fe ton Fessenden, Frenk, Gooch. Ooodwia pueY'
fise Hickmar Juisu Kelley. Kellogg ihilch.l
Loyejoy Mcknight Met herson Moognead' MorI,n Nti
Pike Porter hce lMs's Ed-le Rollins N nj
Sedgwiok shenks. sbeabsryer. Thomas tMs-s D. reaiu
TTimpie, TrowbFidSs Van HON, Wallace "atnu w.
Wsaoa (Vt), Wsshburrs, Wheeler. White. "h'on' " III"
dom, Worcester--t+ - , ~,
Without f5rther action on the bill the House, on
motion OF MIR. MCKNIGHT rep. Pal, adjourned
by vote Of 62 against h. Adjourned.
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yAMrsoN- Tn TIA. city, % "wednesday. Nay T. Esa Ladsa
wife Of John Jsmisoa.
LEARY-suddenly, on Sunday Msy g. al High BcGes J0A
Lesry aged Is years. bon In Cofk, Ireland
Canada pspen pessc copy.
LOSG-In ths city. on "Wednesday, Nay hssenew hoeO
ia the 3sth year OF bis are.
ODONoHUE-In Brooklyn. z. d., on Wednesday. hsy Z
John soa of James and Margaret u. ODonohus ssed
months and II dsys
RTDDELI.-In this city Wednesday May I. Dewitt ~
Of Eneli1e q Riddel.
Nantucket ard Rsvenns. Ohio, papers peass copy.
SHEAOn Saturday April s. at Sen Francisco Cai BolanA
H shea the age II % year, second Of the late >.
Augustus Shea and brother Of George shea OF this city
His death chiefly attributable to his eers during the lsfe
food In Sacramento OF which city he was resident for sve
Tsl years past His body repsss in Calvary Csssery Sss
francisco.
TAfTAtthe resdeece .bis mctber Hartford W. on W"
day April D. 1872. after liDgering ines Theodore "a
Taft seed 20 yearr Consumption Lnd 50 wasted bis viz
eHereirs that he died without struggle, passing pesceuuy
10 letter world
Chicago pspers please copy.
VAN SYCKLE-M Rosnoke leland Tuesdsy. April 2
from wounds received at the battle of Roanoke VIM b
Van Sycks OF Company 4. 9th Regiment New.Yok Vosn'
teefs, esed - years.
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Dys ..

kDtMs-At Cornwall. OI,nce County, on TUESDAY gthsa
evl c,ef.rt May o. of is-s'e Of tie heat, Nathaniel
Rlliu. /. he San year Of hlI 4gs, =,
fi. =, fie., tfd rsnds rpecfny invited - aNeho
ia trn,r,l from his atc islc ,orva ofinre County,
on Saturday ,ryenIh dsyl May ~ soeiocA p in
ROo1lI On Tuesday evening May G, n scarlet fever
William i. Booth. jr oaly surviving chAd of shs Rev
Robes H. a1i Emma j.. Booth ssod years, inclhs shc
TIN sri Mend, Of the fgily respect !lNy invited
90 attend he funeral without further inviioion tron t1e
se OF Al, pAIsats o. IJl Nilth slets Ola tiasy. sIh
inst, e. ! JciocA =. M.
CIDDY-On Welnesdsy. Nav :. William H., infant con OF
EdWall aud hsto iudeyi asoo 10 days.
D,yis-ls o. city on Thu.lay, May a. lis residence.
No l5 Eist IN rty-seccrd street, the hev Samuel {.
D,vis ed IS yesIs, uiontbs and Ads.r
n. ti,rs and friend. OF the family ee invited 10 attend
thr inr nj saturday moIninA a. O'Clock Fecl,. ~
FORD on Thursday May Jen Ford IN tho '1h Jear o.
rans, .,,ee. viii be held the house OF hs nephew
rha,lss IL Whitney. No i63 IeeoAer street on Saturday
tho ich ias' A. "e~oA =. ~: i uii .'euI'. anu
thoe ol tie family 'iled ~ ssssnl without further III
Piil,ielphia paper, please copy.
GkDspEg-O On Saturday. April 9 1896? on tho BATTLEFIELD o.
tanaau y. g.. A3jgtsnt Charles A. Gadsden. OF the sh
Ike ,imen " y State Volunteer tisw knS. Zousyes. IN
gi. rpds are Terpec,fa invited TO attend NJ. funeral on
Fdd,y 9Th iust al oclock fiom the Naiionai ou"'
The member, of Howard Lodge 70 Is viii meet 81 ths
Asmory oi tho 7t "s snd accompany the reS''
o'oen"0'a '' ''N'' u '1' W. s. EATON, Secretary.
GARLCH--In Brooklyn, on Wsdrs,day pay ,e.fs
Arthlr iou OF George I. snt Srfan C.inrH' 49,
and 10 DAYS .s, %.
uIrMpuPEYs-Ou Wednesday. April @ nom '.V T"s,oe.
| near Cincinnati, Lieut. Oe>rss u
| NV. X. EnIuplussso 0. va Guy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
wAHRHE -.

Gp ANT -UILirsHs-AL Raysn.wood. Long Island. or
Tel, Ma g. 10y the Rev $. ". S,yres Lieut. Jane.
Gsant IN Regiment \. " son "f Tue is,e hA' ",sn,
f,fonIes TO Charlotte h. dausht-r OF Jno IL W IL
h.Ils, e4t
Univerdty-plsce Church on Thur.
dn, ,iny H. by Ito Rev George Podl u. ID Asssied by
, Rev Chart. Hod,~ ID D. Of Prrcr'on. y j. me Rev
rares H. Iloyd to Katie g., daughter OF willard faAer
II D. all OF this city
Wrduesdsy, May :. by ths Hey
vru, H. Fo.. Wn. NJ. Little 10 Misc Jennie French.
d-gsAtrs Of John French, esq, al Of Brooklyn.
RrOss-pLAK I'm ills city, Thursday May g. by
the Rev K. s;oTs d. d. Mary hOyi eldest daughter Of
= Il Bike {, u. u. &; John hocsl, " d.
pDTt CrlpERT-ln Gbcsville, 8, thc'resdsnce oi the
hr,ies .hrr Of TuoIlay, May ., by the Rev sainue!
" hte he Hon Francis NJ Ro,ch OF Morris. NJ h, eAd
Cataafine w. daughter ol samuel C. Gilbert esq
s,lELL - BJREORD - Or Tuesday, S.y 3. At Trinity
Chapci By the Rev g. \. II s0ei d. D. Ae,. ". eeheL'
a. TrOy uOORe-On Wcdnesdsy hsy :, by the Rev.
Lace r Moofo m H. Sut,oa 10 Martha a Moore, al ei
jersey CRY
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New Counterfeit.

PHIL.pErPHIs. Thursdsy. May lp03.
Well executed counteIfei. Si00 notes OF the Aiie-
ghouy Gaak of Pittsburgh are being pushed on tho
brokers to-day. One party he's been arrested. IL Is
understood that they are also circulating In New
Yor. and throughout the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Fos 1862.

Tfti popular sssr 81 4 now ready.
Prcg I, cents; copies for ~; 100 conir, ~ postaf
rid Nv rpross ~ per 100. lash orders solicited
We 80 u1rv b,rs numhefs OF tic Tribune Almanac %
,ess Ih.p las5 1885 1857 1889 1889 1890 and 1851 Price
cent. esc ,os. paid. Address THE TRiHoSs. Hew'fofs
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CicthlnC.

have Just ccnpe.ed NY entire uew stock OF ~ 80
s,NMF CLOTHING M surpassed ia th- city ~ the "s3
c. an assortment, taste, snd stsle The IN -
YURAI5iiAO DEPARTMENT. no. eqcsi,esd' PAI.C.
sold 4. extremely low rricss fieSs Cah g. ~
" IN, AoA 10 aud - Bs~srJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY g. 1867

The maintenance Of Liberty and Free Democrat
ical Government demands 1t;
The restoration Of u sound sy,tem Of internal pol
icy demands IL;
Economy and honesty In The public expen6tures,
now at the ra,e OF four millions Of dollars day,
demend L:
The rapid accumulation Of On enormous and per
manent public dclt demands i,--a public dett el-
ready one thoIsand millions Of dollars-and equal,
at tie present rate in three years, TO En6 Lands debt
Of century and half in growth;
TIE heavy taxation, direct and indirect, S'nte mo
Federal, already more than two hundred miiiiois OF
dollars year ea ing out tha substance Q. tie peo-
le, augmening every year. demands l.;
Reduced wages, low prices. depression Of trade
decay oi Jusiacss scarcity ol work, aud impending
rain on every eide dCmsEd il;
Ard finally, TIE restoration Of the concord, good
feeling, and prosperity OF former years. demand that
The Democratic party shall 20 maintained and made
victOFi0ua.
VA RICHARDSON Of Illinois
a. J.. KNAPP. 81 Il.gois.
} &. RUhlH~ON, Of l'inois
JOIN LAW. OF Indiana.
y. W. VOORHEES, ci indilna
". ALLIE. of OHIO.
C A. WHILE, Of Oho.
NAbREN =. NOBLE, Of Otto.
GEO. H. FENDLEVON ef Ohio.
JAS. X. MORRi, Of Ohio
4. t. NALLANDiGHAM. Of Ohio
rHiLlP JOHNSON of Peua-
4. T.. ANCONA OF Penn.
GEO. X. SHELL Of Oregon.
N0TRThe names Of ebs,nt mrIuDers cOncuriiug In tie
above wi e affixed TO tho psuplir edition of Ihi' Aodcsl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

Areyiator!-Corn. cured for ore cen. zach; ~
n,iIe Dr. BRlGUyS CORN and bUNIoN ALL1<
Vi1roa' 4 new ha.mle,s. and c.rain cure foe Corne
,nioos Callosi,ies Frosted aud Bhstesed Feet, ete
r,ce 80, s0c and s per boz. Sent by mail %
yeerip OF p-ice sud cents. Sold by Dfosssts pr =;
BhIIGs Prol o.or AID Prscllcal Chlfolods,, no. AZ
B,o.dwsS oppc.ite 1t. fauls Cbu'ch, Newfoh =.
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Euslness Noticcs.
CASHMERE SUITS GOAT, PANTS, AND VEST


CASHMERE SUITS GOAT, PANTS, AND VEST }
G6.
&8,
go
@i2
$N
S5
as.
Sl8
82o,
Coon BACK CtorH FRocX XCoArs............&i - to sB
FtNs BLACK Corn FaOcK C0ATs..........Sl 10 to ~
EXTRA FINE BLACK CLoTH FRoCK u to $40
BLACK ASp FASCY CAsszgHB PANTS,
ssa'se
~,
$50
~,
64O
b5,
$50
Sc.
cAsnxEsE BUsrExo Coarz.
So 80
f3.
~,
eJ,
b6,
S8.
aI1,
ST.,
EErEssivn cLoTHrsG wAxraou'n
and FuLros-sr.
b,
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United States Weishers

HOWE'S STANDARD SCALES.
No better evidence Of tire merit OF these scales AN
offered 10 the public than hs they have been adoPed ~ tnS
I.J STATS ioyernneu Tho Collector snd surveyor =
M % bsy. given oF1srs ,st other scales snsl De
.~I ma al scales hand shal be tested oy fh.Sn h-
LOWE invite attention 10 large socA o SNAi. - "a
i'.ri irclp,ing rev PORTABLE ARMY SCALE. Srcon4
yI scales u other makers tsaen Ia part pay LOT ho~e
"ys%nTRV OORT DICKTRSOS Co, Ag.s, Chicago. w
JAMES G. DUDLEY Agent DnI1IIi FRANK T.. HOWE -
NJ 2 .rn. Nav " Jria ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
nli.iiarn Notices.

,n. gecrrIfs Warred.-N'w
Ono ce 90 ave S.aI bY sn
tue So h Esse ss,S.' - %. si.. R~sSsa', NJ
i.sios 10 eonrai'si0Aed 'css.
uu ss spply innsedAis'y ~ wv Caut W. g. UPHAH
-, =, r,.,h,u-,t Recruiting. .OfIee. Il. Y. q
--,.--ig --irg Hospiisis for the WonndoS at tnS
fioa1"s "sarIfSWu.-supplie. Of oeiaius. DfssslnOA
-AS II rooa Wlns, &c, received a.
Dehee'e No. 10 COOPER UNION Taird svcrss.
Contributes Id Gs0RGE r. STRONG. No ea wsr~G
T.e sc nitary Cnmmisslen sska coe!rfmsiose
% ia 81 robsty be many wooodsd men 10 prove.
tor and troops sse southea coast are
he unhealthy sesse now approaching There " theeso
special need Of pubic hbsrsy on ther behalf esH H.
the now pending in Congress 20 'ns ~
de ,ots of hospAsi ,,ofSs &c. are maintain ID at hesV
per.e in com csion with every portion oi tss amy
'A~ 90 0EOR0E T. STRONG. Ts:sry
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EemnYnl-Onk NnLl.

Having removed my stock oi - o,.,,,>.,
siEN ANU BOYS CLOTHING
TO No. ~ FULTON STREET
between Ns.ssu end Bfosdwayl .
wish % invite my old friends aud customers 20 conunu0
their patronage my present location No ii ru'ns ns
II os.w %. -. .aa.-.. On .>,,rp y.rr
PRICES TO SUIT THE TiAsS. -
sprlrg 70 sis Business Suits. W to ~
ALSO BOYS AND YOUTHS CLUihiNU. -.
Eors Suts........ 80 TO $ Youths sui.s.. sot" $o
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

KaADEG, You can have an enduring. always
ready, and reliable Com Pm eIse.y adapted to your hand
and sy. Of writing which will do your with, VASTLY cheap
ershau stee Pens II you wint. 'es The Pen MSh'ie'
than the swJrdr in tnohe- column.
Strangers arriving ia town no longer nsk where
such hotel or such he,ter 4, lOcs,ed. bat Where
Ksor Q" and 6elus told Of Fuon street snd Broad
av hey russ o in s,..s OF ,hs greatest excitement 10
the ncus .pat unwilling to 10 in public place unii
ta.y ha,o made Pres.o,a0s BY hs acquisition OF
csoics sgdas RsoE H,7 the prise Of which is onl,
ALBI-Ms. ALBUMS, AT Low PRiCEs.
BHcinf BEorHEKs inroKTERs AID MANrrAo frHHRs
psrY,v..v,. have. .aer much srertior succeeded In
tor the ,applg of the hnes crysis'
VII 60 ss he lest lenses tor pessryaon Of The Fye
RrcEsE oRorasH'. No. 81 dAIOES-r'yr. Ns'.YoHx.
CoyLKiNG FOR the fEET.
Boof snd sHoH of every y AID Kind can be procured
ArJrrPfRs'. No. 573 Broadway, Ladies' BAL.
vortL HooTs ri ~ and 80 - pairi Mpcs 81 )" snd
~ 49, ,niidrrn I'll 25 sud ~ 81 NoNg cheaper except
nisof Al goods "rrintsd as JEFSKRs no 9'J bfoaaway
100 New and Secondhand PIANOS and MELo.
nsoS to to ~ R 'sta t 19S Isns Foiee a.e
al . oesls pes pese EoR4cn WATERS. AGENT.
No Al Broadway.
TRussEs.-MARsn & CO.'S RADICAL CURE
THuss. 10 Ns,sysi All ksd, Of I'q:,es sappo,.
aud iir htitWorthr ttefihf t'''t
aud .iochsIcal ApplsDces lSr Del0snes- A4em.e AZ
tend, Ladies in private rooms.
LYONS MAGNETIC
IssYc- NownEI.
tesed for 70 year, snd grow. IN isyor s' sud
usies RoGc = Bel Bugs Ants, F,a Notts n Cloths fuf'
and Furniture garden tecis &c All geLuie oeaF the '.'
sttr of e. Iv1i GEi a5' pl'H0rsu . pcrf'n ~ eose'ts
a.iaa!s tfy Beware OF counterieits aud limitations
LIONS Powder kills all insects iu iTice,
Lyons Pi,is death 20 and mice.
Sold ove- ywhcrr. Depot, No. 2o5 Bfoadwey.
LADIES French WALKING Bo0Ts (new
rv.esl. al.o, BaxoRsL GArrsR Doors fot Spring wea'
ib t..., Ni...s' Bovs end Infants BOofs and SHOES
Of ali 50 l.. aod puce, al MlEK Cor, no 3S CanAl''t
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NoTR.-The oil sbs.nt cOncuriiug In tie
above gi e affixed 70 tho parpiirt edition II As Adde'S
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

Cor,oration Notice, TIE COMMITTEE ON
Pr RiNlISG AID ADVERTISING OF the BOARD OF
ALDERMEN me. yesterday aud received replies e ths %
commercial AJse,.er Tribune. Times New Yorker stssss.
Zei,ung Sunday Mercury Ih Ansrcsn New York Leader
Daily TsD,cpt. Replies from ,sme OF tho above PsPes
nor beou recommended by sn and.yit snd many to who
notices Rad been no; having replied the CoGmtes s
ourned 10 nses asain FRIDAY. the go inst! ococSs
.. IN, la Room No City Hall. ~
' 4 l. A. BOOLE,
JAMES REED.
HENRY SMITH, tCoDimtses
WN. WALSH.
tp
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

Cabinet Frruiture
At MANUFACTuHEks' PRICES
4leaGae MOHTH or FURNITURE
Ia cons.quencs OF the falling OF In Wholesale bunnc
we osr our Manufactured goods 70 the pubic st sss
low est prices -., .,,,.ny n,>usr - nm
ROOM SUITES made ssed material AID Ia the iste1S
isshionshle stJcs All goods sarranied ,,
VEIL BRAUNSDORF.
vc. 1875 ,nd 1877 Rvingtoust between Essex and NonA
b-3sni Esex and Houstois " stages pass close %.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-30
Published April 10, 1862.
CHAPTER $50.

AN ACT to amend section one of chapter
50 of the general laws of 1858, entitled
an act concerning exemption of prop
crty from execution"
Tn Ftopte Of The State Of Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and assembly, do fpact as .toUo,rs
Section /. Section one of chapter
eighty of the general laws of 1858,
approved May IS, 1858, and entitled an
AFT concerning exemption of property from
execution, is hereby amended so as to
read as follows g Section l. All fire en-
gines, apparatus and equipments, iaclu-
ding hose, hose carts and hooks and lad
ders, belonging to. or which may hcrcaf-
ter belong to any town, city or village in
this state, and which are or may be kept
and used for the protection Of property in
such town, city or village from fire, togeth-
er with the engine houses and hook and
ladder houses for the protection of the
same, and the lot or los on which such
engine and hook and ladder houses may
be situated, when owned by such town,
city or village, and any lot or lots owned,
used and occupied by any such town, city
or village for corporate purposes, shall be
exempt from seizure or sale upon any at
tacbment, execution or other final process
of any court, for any debt or liability of
such town, city or village"
See. ,. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage,
Approved April 5, 1862.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-30
Published April I, 1862.
CHAPTER 1877.

AN ACT to amend subdivision third
three of section one of chapter 81 Of
the revised statutes, entitled ''of the
rights and duties of landlords and ten
ants"
The People Of the State of Wisconsin represented II.
Senate and assembly, do enact as .tolIoo$:
Section l. That section one Of chap
ter ninety one of the revised statutes, en-
titled " Of the rights and duties of land
lords and tenants. is hereby amended so
as to read as follows, viz:
= Section L. The attornmcnt of a ten
mt to stranger, shall be absolutely
void, and shall not In any wise affect the
possession Of his landlord, unless it be
made
"1st. With the consent of the land
lord; or,
ID. Pursuant to or in consequence of
n Judgment or order of court of compe-
tent jurisdiction or,
Sd. To a mortgage after the mort
gage has been forfeited"
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 4, 1862.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-30
Approved April IS, 1861.
Published April 8, 1862.
CHAP TER 926.

An Act authorizing the borrowing of
mouey on the faith and credit OF the
state, to dofray extraordinary expendi-
lures
The People Of the State Of Wisconsin, rspresent6d
an Senate a'ad -4ssene5iy, do enact as fozzoeOs:
Sec. /, For the purpose OF defraving
extraordinary expenditures, on the enlarg
ment OF the capitol and erecting hospital
for the insane, loan of fifty thousand
dollars is hereby authorized and required
to be made on the faith and credit OF the
state, in the form hereinafter prescribed.
Sec. 3. The governor state treasurer
and secretary of state, or majority of
them, shall cause to be prepared state
bonds of the state of Wisconsin with
coupons for interest attached, to the num-
Der of fifty each for the sum of one thous
and dollars which bonds shall be payable
to the bearer, signed by the governor, and
countersigned by the secretary of state
and state treasurer, and the seal of the
state shall be affixed thereto. Such bonds
shall be made payable at such bank iu the
city of New York, as the state treasure
shall select, with interest at the rate of
six per centum per annum, payable semi
annually. on the first days of April and
October iii each year, from the first day
of April 1862. and the principal to fall due
on the first day of April, 1867.
Sec. 3. The bonds and coupons, when
SO executed, shall be placed in the hands
of the state treasurer, who shall! immediate
ly advertise in the state paper, for ten
days. for sealed proposals for the purchase
of the same. On the day mentioned in
the advertisement. all proposals shall be
opened by The governor, secretary of state
and STATE treasurer, and said bonds shall
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be sold TO the person or persons Offering
the highest price therefor; and in case no
proposals shall be received within the time
limited, and officers may sell said bonds
to any person. or persons; proridedN that
in no case shall any of said bonds be sold
at less than par, or until an equal amount
of the bonds falling due on The first day
of April, 1862, have been paid and can
eeled.
Sec. 4. An annual tax of such per cer-
tum of the taxable properly of the state,
as may be sufficient to pay the coupons
attached to the, bonds so sold, as they
may become due, is hereby levied upon
such taxable property for the years 1862,
1868, 1864, 1865 and 1866, TO be collect
ed with and in addition to the state tax
levied in each Of said years, and the pro-
cceds of such tax is are hereby appropriate
ed to pay such coupons; and in addition
there TO there is hereby levied upon such
taxable property, in the year 1866, the
sum of fifty thousand dollars, to be added
| to and collected with the state tax of that
year. which sum of fifty thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated to the payment OF
the principal of said bonds.
Sec s. The tax levied by this act, in
| any year, is to have the same force and
effect as if the legislature in such year
had passed an act levying such tax; and
when the proceeds of any tax herein lev
led, shall be insufficient to pay the interest
and principal Of said loan, as the same
respectively falls due, the state treasurer
shall pay the deficit out of any money in
the state tseasury MOI otherwise appropriate
ed
See G. This act shall be publishe
Immediately, and take effect from its publ
cation.
Approved April 7, 1862.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-30
Published Mlrch q, 1882.
CHAPTER 1ol

Aa act in relltion to county surveyors.
The People IF tie State # lTtso5asfa re0yeseate,7
IN Senate a:1d assembly, do enact as tolzous::
Section ]. Every county surveyor shall
keep a record Of the plot and field notes of
each survey made by him or his deputies,
in book or books provided by the coun-
~ supervisors for that purpose, certified
copy OF which record, or any other record
of his Office, he shall furnish to any per-
son requesting the same. The records of
al surveys hereafter recorded, shall be so
made ana arranged as to be easy of refer
eace. The said surveyor shall also pre-
serve the original field notes ana calcuIa,
tons of each survey made by him or his
deputies, and shall deliver them, together
with the records Of his Office, 10 his sue
ceSSor.
See. 2. The said surveyor and his dep
uties may demand and receive for their
services the following fees, to w.t. For
each days service, three dollars; for each
mile travelled in going from his office to
the place Of rendering such service and IN
returning, len cents; fer plot and certii-
cate, except town plots, fifty cents; for re-
eording survey, fifty cents.
Sec. 3. 10 all surveys, the bearings
shall be expressed as nearly as may be
according to TIE true meridian, and the
declination OF the magnetic meridian from
the true merid an shall be given, with the
year, month and day of the survey, except
IN tie survey of an east and west or north
aud soath line. when the declinatio of
the line surveyed, with the date thereof
shall be sufficient.
Sec 4. Whenever a surveyor is re-
CURED to make a subdivision of section,
as determined by the United States survey.
except where the section is fractional. he
shall establish the interior quarter section
corner therefor. at a point which is The
Same distance from the east quarter Sec
ton corner that it is from the west quarter
section corner, and the same distance from
the north quarter section Garner .ha. Il is