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HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees Georgetown Bnilding Association.
j. 6-2awts BARNAKDG BUCKEY, ,Aucts.
By BARNARD e. BUCKEY. Auctioneers.
GeorgstolcH, ID C..


TRUSTEES SALE-By vlrtue Of deed Of
Il trust from b. Hutohlns, dated September q,
1885, and of record, will offer at auction the
lltl ds- Of February. 1861, on the premises. at 4
"'olo3k p m, that part Of lot number ninety ons,
l9l, in Beatty Hav kins' add dtiOn TO GEORGETOWN,
ber rinnng for Its bounds the south side of Pros
pct street, In Georgetown, at a point distant IS
feet, measured cast, from the west corner of said
lot and nninE there's south and rara lei with the
st ne e aid lot IS feat, lees to the lire
Of Mrs M.sher's lot thence east or the line OF
sa lot Is feet. and thence north 81 feet more or
ess Pros Eeot street, thence with Prospect str set
25 feet TO the beginning, with the improvements,
con listing Df 4 two-story frame house.
Terms of sale: One tLIrd of thu purchase money
TO he PAID in cash and the residue in three equal
inst ments. at three, six and nine months, Wi IA
Interest, to be sscuTeG.
Tho terms of So e mu't be compiled with within
one week after sale, or he property may be resOfd
at the expense and risk of the purchaser, after
one weeks notice.
WALTER 2. COX,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees Georgetown Bnlil'g AssocIa'n.
Is 2aEts BARNARD 4 hickey. hucia.
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Trustees GEORGETOWN Bnild'g hssocia'u.
ja6 2swts BARNARD 4 BHCKEY, hucts.
By BARNARD & BUCKEY, AuOnOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a deed of
i trust from Henry Dade, dated April 25, 1857,
and of record, We viii offer at sucton, the IIth
lses, part of lot No eighty, In HOlmsads addition
tn Georgetown, /, bounded as follows, VIZ; Begin
ming thence south, along North street, forty feet,
thence east aud az right angles with North street,
forty feet, thence north forty feet, and theL
west forty elk teet to the beginning with the i'm
PrOvements, consiEtIng of two two story frame
hOusee.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in three equa
lnstsInent', at three, six, and nine months, with
interest, to be secured.
The terms of sale must be complied with within
one week af,er SAFE, or the property may be resod
the Ifk and cost OF the frst purchaser afer one
weeks notice.
WALTERs cox,
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WALTERs cox.
Trustees Georgetown Building AssOcia'lon.
ia 2awts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts.


Dy "AbL q bhhNh n Do huCLIOD6tTBs
TRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue of q deed of
Il trust from Charles Williams, dated April 2S,
1856, and of record, we will offer at aoction, on
Thu RSDAI- the 18th day OF February, at
O'Clock 2. m on tha pTemiF es, that lot groun
IN Washington known and described as the GoTth-
ern part of lot No twenty-sx, 49, in square No.
one hundred, (lO0,) fronting forty y-eIght feet on
Twentieth street. and fifty feet on M street., with
the improvements, consisting of q two story frame
hOI Sc.
Terms of sale One third OF the purchase money
stalments, at three, SIX, and nine months after
date, VITA interest, TO be secured.
The terms OF sale must be complied with within
week after sale. the property may be resold
at the risk sLd cost of the m st purchaser, after one
weeks notice.
WALTER s. cox,
HUGH CAPERTUN,
Trustees Georgetown BuIld'E Association.
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AyvLIRs AT CAMP rENALLY-The Pennsylv..
MIA Thtrteenth, spirited little sheet published
hy the l3th regiment Pepnsylvania volunteers a
Tennallytowp, SAYS:
New han-lstest fashion and most approved
style-wers delivered to our regiment by Uncls
SANS agent, our Quartermaster, on Tuesday, and
wsfn on "wednesday on dress parsde-mnch 70
the smusement Of the boys, who don't like the
big new hat all, preferring little old TO Il. al.
though outsiders consider 10 improves the an
pearanee Of an Individual wearing L. IFS some
woat peaked in It's SIX and quarter inch crown,
with q broad brim, the right side looped up with
IN eagle, two black feathers on the left side and
Q bngls, with letter Of company and number of
regimsnt In front The officers have been ordered
70 purc base somewhat similar hats-sftef raw day
The Thirteenth says: -Four companies from our
regiment are doing Kuara duty at present: Co l.,
Capt MeFa,iand, and Co. I, Capt Loomis, below
Great Fallf Cs. a, cspt Fullw Cd, a. Port
PenBsylvania, and Co B, Capt Duf, near Union
Arch, or Johns, Bridge, on the Potomae-wbers
n marched yesterday Capt. BelaIsh Of the eeth
Pesn-, 10 ssatioBed bssveen Unicn Arch so Crest
fsl's rear the Birch Yards, and another com pany
fths Brigade 10 st The fort asar Chain Bridge.
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Senator from Missouri.

ST. Louis, Jan. 90 John b. Henderson,
Douglas democrat, and an uncom promising Unior
man, has been appointed by Lieut.. Gov. Hall q
Senator, In place Of Polk, the traitor.
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By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers.
GeoTgsto1cn, ID. a..

2s$>NUSTEES sALE.-By virtue of q deed OF
trust from Jesse Chick, dated May %, Js55. and
Of record. we will fer a. auction, the llth day
tbst Iot "f yronrS a. M, vi az ~
lows, wiz: Beginning at tha end oftventy-sIx feet
msasured east on the south line OF West street,
from tbs Eoutheast intsr section of West and North
streets, and runglng themes easterly, by and with
the sonth lRe of West street, twenty feet tn snee
elgh SIX feet, thence westWsTdly, and pa rallel
with said West street, twenty feet, and thence
improvements.
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money
TO be paid In ossh, and the residue in three equal
lnsta at three, six, and nine months. with
interest. to be secured.
The terms O. sale must be complied with within
one week after SALE or the property may be d
after one eeks notice. at The risk and cost OF the
first purchaser.
WALTER g cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
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AKESTUcKY GovERSoR.-Govsrnor Powell,
OF Kentucky, was never an orator; but his con.
versational, storytelling and social. qualities
were remarkable. His great forte lay in es-
tsblishing q permanent Intimacy with every
one be met. and IN this way be was powerful in
electioneering. He chewed immense auanti.
ties Of tobacco, bat never carried the weed
himself, and was always begging il of every
one be met. His residence was in Henderson.
and in coming up the Ohio past that place
overheard the following characteristics anec.
dote Of Lazarus:
A citizen Of Henderson coming on board
fell into conversation with q passenger, who
made inquiries about Powell
Lives in your place, believe, don't hs,''
"Yes-oDe Of our Oldest citissns."
Very sociabls man, amt he1"
Remarkably 30"
"Well, thought 50. think he is ons Of
the most sociable men ever met In all NV
life Wonderfully sociable! Twas introduced
70 him over at Grayson Springs last sumner.
and he hadn't been with me ten minutes when
he begged all the tobacco had, got bis feet
mp In my lap, and sprt all ovs, ms-re-,sa.E.
ably soeiable y"
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, HabitG of Dis~fpsnox
Eary lTdiscretlon OF Abuse.
Attended tcftk fks Foilotrixf Syrpfons.
lndisposIton to Exerton, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difhouty Of RreathInr
Weak Nerves, TTemblinf .
Horror OF Disease, Wakefuloe,,. .
DImness of VisIon, Pam in the Zach
unversal Lassitude Of the Muscular syItem,
Hot Hsnds, Flushing OF the BODY,
Dryness OF the Skin, Eruptions on the Fsoe,
PALLIp couNTKNkNcE.
These symptoms, II allowed TO 70 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITs,
D. one Of ,okteh tAs Pafiea rsay EeYfs.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed OJ those DIRFuL DisKAsu.
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTIoN,D
Many are avsS Of the cause OF their suferInf,
BUT NONE WILL coNFkss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsHLUMe
And tks MSIaaekolv DEATHS bv CoHsxrapftoz,
BxAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE IRpTH or THI
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Rec uires the aid Of medicine to strengthen end
Invforate the System
which HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU
tscariaj " doss
4 TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TIE MOST sEKPTIeAL.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
~ \ scIlber hath obtained from the Orphans
Columbia, letters Of fadninst etiOn on the personal
estate OF 6eorge u. Brush, late OF Washington
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
tne suDson Der, on or before the fourth day
OF January next; they may otherwise BY Law be
excluded IRON ell benefit of the SAID estate.
6lEen under my hand this fourth day OF Janu
ary, 1852. d. w WAN6EIJ
jA6-laWSy kdmInietrsfor
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Soldiers Pay.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FCRwAsD
SOLDIERS REMITTANCES TO THEIR
FAMILIES,
At any place on the lines Of their Express,
At q charge of twenty FIVE cents for any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars, and prOportiouAte
additional charge TO places reaoaed
BY coma Getting Expresses.
The money. whether Gold or Treasury Notes,
should be enclosed "a sn, enveloPa and securely
sealed, and have the full I'd iress, zinc uding town,
Post Offce and stats; and IN ctIes the street and
number. of the person tn whom 10 be sent and
the amount le.iby marked thereon. Envelopes
To facilitate prompt del very, tne charge for re-
.',''O ADAMS EXrREss COMPANY.
WdShiHgtoH, Jan. 9, l562 ja9-lm
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Trustees Georgetown BuIld'g Association,
is 2aWts

B, WALL Z BARNARD; Auctionters.
TRUSTEES SALE BY vlrtG5 OF . deed Of
u trust from N w. Wa ker, dated February s2,
1855, cnd of record, Se will ofsr at auction, on
FnIDAf, the l4h day OF February, az O'Clock
p m on the premises, th. lot of ground IN Wash
No 4A beginning for Its bounds on Eighth ct eet,
81 feet from the noTthwest corner of said ssu re-
and running thence south with the line OF EIg IN
street l6 feet hsEoe east 6S feet inches TO feet
alley, thence north ith Inc line nj said alley l6
feet th noe west 6s feet inches TO the beginning,
with the Iprovements.
Terms of sale: One tnird of the purchase money
to be psld In cash; and the residue three equal
lusts me- T., at three, six and nine months, With
intar est, to be secured.
The terms Of sale must be complied with within
one week after ssl otherwise the property may
be resod at ths rlsk and cost OF the frat
WALTER 8 cox,
HUGH CAPERIUN,
Trustees Gsorgetown Build'G Associa' n.
%ja7 2awts WALL BARNARD, Auots.
By WALL d BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE-By virtue of deed Of
Il tru I from Cynthia b. Mason and others dated
ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of February,
at clock p. m on the pTemls that lot of grout
IN Washington known as ot No. q ghteen, (l6, , in
squsre No. seventy three, t7s) with the improve
mentS.
TerTs Of sale: One third of the purchase money
to be paid In casn; and the residue in three qua
lnstalments, at thre1. six and nina months alter
date, with interest, 10 be secured.
Ihe terms OF sale must be complied with within
one week after Gale, q the property may be resOld
WALTER y. COX,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees Georgetown Bulid'g Assoc an.
laI2awts WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
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WArcR sL.ssEs AT " waOLEsALg,
q. MYERS. =. .
10 Washins ton Bui ding.
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WATCH MATERIALs AT WHOLESALE
w =. J.MYERS, -F,rT
.~ 10 Washington Bnildipr.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.

aHERLY CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu.
A Pesssses ssd Specific Rs~4Sy
For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP.
slCAL swELLIN6s.
This Medicine Increases the power Of Difestlcn,
and ezcltee the kBsORBKNTs into healthy acpon,
oy which the waTERY on cALcERoUs deposltions
and 81 UNNATURAL KNLsRsE EM "a are reduced.
Is vel as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION.
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SILK SuARPs. LEATaER GUARDS. so.
jas 2v' 10 washington baiidinx,
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GoLD CHAINS AT wHoLtsALEI
- a3r =. q J.MYERS.
10 Washiaston Building.
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WATcH-NAKERS TOOLS Az wholesale,
!" gz al MYERa,
10 WsshirEton suilding-
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L = ~ 5 OF WIS., SIN,


AN Act amend Chapter Ia of rthel General Laws
Of 1867, entitled " Al Act Regulating Rail Roads"
The People Of The STATE Of lTSeoH~ii regrs@e,stef
jat Senate and -fSseia5{Y, 10 eatct as folio5rS
Section / Section one Of Chapter ia Of III. eenrsI
1>t1 entitled '' An regulating. rail roads
i hereby amended by striking the word one in
thereof; and section of said act Is hereby also
amended by striking eat the word Zone in the ninth
line and inserting H., word three" in place thereof
SEC , II any ran road company has obtained II
To operate lis road, for t!Ee year under
said chapter one hundred and seventy f1ur. and has
made Ici therefor beIora the passage Of This act,
such rail road company shall hefar. the tr1,ti-
ell day Of February, lS63. the State Treasurer
sch additional payment as. with It's former payment.
viii amount u three per ccntum ON To- gross earnings.
and in II the refusal Of any rail road company 10
make such additional payment, its license Is hereby
be dealt with under said chapter hundred and sew
entyfour in all respects If uo lice Sc had been oh
tanned by said company.
Sec 2. On the default q any railroad company TO
state Treasurer u hereby required directed TO ten
der pay back to such rail road company the fs unit
paid bv such COMPANY, for lfr.,,sg ~ ,,,ra+s 49,, - -
the present year and such or sums are hrelv an
propriated TO this purpose of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated
Sec 4 No license shall he granted or i>Sucd bv the
star treasurer To any railroad company, operate its
railroad before the first day Of February In each wear.
and every such license shall commence on the first ay
Of January IN The year m and for which the same is is
sued and shall expire unless sooner law fully revoked
on the thirty first day Of December succeeding the
Sec. >. The payment Of oneha'f of the SWIM REQUIRED
- he paid for such license. may deferred until the e-
rth day Of August in each yeat, and the State Treas
nrer shall insert ia each license pr,y~a that If the
arrearases 81 10 become due upon said license.
pad GA or before said twentieth day of August next
suing, said license shall be- forfeited and the party 50
defaultins SHALL be proceeded against provided in sec
ton three Of the act Of which this Is uucndatory
See s. Section sN of the said chaut,r one iu,,l--l
and seveuty-foar, j. hereby amended by strkin. ou
the words ANY Of the cities Of where they occur in
tht last line OF said section,
Sec. Z. Thsact shall take effect and he force from
ana after its passage
Approved February -. I-G2.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26

es~ We give the following for what it
i worth Its from the Chicago Tibunc
and should be received with degree of
allowance by our readers
Cairo. Feb -. 1862 -On saturday. or
dcrs were issued for the gunboats and
troops To- bc in readiness 1T clock on
SUNDAY morning for instant departure
Promptly at the hour, the transports M
HoiS, t"HtJHeAtai and Ckaare{{or. were
steamed Up and III readiness The Tween
ty-scyenth Illinois Col Bulo. 4 and the
Ninth Wisconsin, Col Murphy, quickly
departed, About ) clock, the FLAG snip
Cincinnati si-ualcj the fleet and steamed
down the river followed hy the Ctronde-
let CoHcsto.{u and st LotiS. two mortar
boats, and the transports. Shortly before
reaching Columbus, the line of battle was
formed. When within . mile and half
Of Columbus the transports were put in
readiness for Decentralization. when shot
WAS fired from the cncmv> works after
which 4 fla- Of truce was put out and the
rebel officers came aboard the fla. ship
The conference lasted one hour and a
halt. hut the results attained are not vet
known Ii i ~ Iclcnt, that ut the expi-
ration OF the time, the la ship >i-nalc,i
the fleet 10 return. The transports arrived
NJ caro- about ) O'Clock The -unboats
have not vet arrived
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26

DEATH OF Gov. PExNlNcrav Tho
death ot William Pennington. formerly
Go,erner Of New Jersey and late sneak
er Of the United States House Of Repre-
scntatlve> breaks another Of the links
that connected the present with a past
"-e IN our political history. The event
occurred on Sunday. the 10th inst. Of
NphoiI fever. ut his residence in New
ark. IN the Doth year Of his ace.
troy. + WAS lawyer and identified
himself. n IN carly age. with the affairs
81 his native state Ills political aiHni-
ties were with Clay and Webster in the
contests which gave ri~c to the Whi. par
y lie was "a member Of the legislature
IN early Iite and in 1857 was made GOV
crnor of the Ntatc-a station to which he
was reelected tiys or SIX times bv the
Legislature, under the old Constitution
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
Ill RRiII FOR THE IRISH BRIGADE,
REMEMBER LIMERICK AND FONTFN0Y
IRISH VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION !

Now T. your time enlist In first class Regiment
Col. UDHAN. 81 Milwaukee. commanding. There
six companies in Camp Randall. Madison, ana
others fast filing up All those wishing their
adopted country in company with the gallant SHIELDS
the patriot MEAGHER the brave MrIIIG ~ CoRCoRAE
and host Of others who have served then ss,opted
country faithfully and when Internal troubles
done away with, ready and willing grappie with
the enemies % race. and make Ireland What she
ought 70 be. HRE-fT GLDRJD Us and FIEE. 6rst
60trer II tile e9lth, anil bl'jght gem nj me sea.
To young this rpod opportunity Paw will
commence from date az enlistment which Is thirteen
dollars month 10 single men. with five dollars extra
those who have families depending upon thsln for sup
port, and hundred dollars bounty Of the
For Pension List Boston Iii0t Of January eth
1852
For further information apply to IOTIN STANLEY,
Mineral Point. the Office u the Darlington T,}e
psHde9f ~. :. : e.. GANAN. Captain.
.-:s Darlington, Lafayette Co, WIS.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

II the matter q the Estate Of John Musgrove. de
| erased
on reading and fling the petition Of JAMES 4
PLAT. Administrator Of said Estate representing that
he has been unable fully administer said estate and
praying that the time 81 his administration he extended
for the ~ riod Of six months, II j. ordered that said pet
ton be heard before the Judge of this Court on Thurs
day the sixth day If March, A. D. i-2 At the Probate
oice in the Village ~ Dodgevile in Iowa County, Wis
Audit Il further ordered public notice thereof be
given 10 Az persons Interested. by Inoushng a copy ~
his ort Tor three successive weeks prior said dav
Of bearing, in Mineral P0int IsIBTSR, Weekly
Newspaper published At the City Of Mineral Print, In
sid Cou4itt : y. ANSLEY
Dated Feb l.. l,12,-jt- County Judge
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abljshed F.bmrg %. l>G2. 7
CHATTER -.

Az ACT G" rePra section nine Of chapter thirteen of
Libel General Laws Of [tte Extra Session Of eighteen
hundred and siNtS-une entitled - ~ Act 9" provide
for borrowing money to repel invasion suppress suI
rcc'I'u, and defend the state ia tiue ~ War
TIE Fogle ~ the >tlte or Wisconsin. s-eyyes~1,t,I
tp >eh0fe ',7d i~~eD'tig, fi7 eJs'tct as foi/o'rN-
Section J. Section nine Of chapter thirteen u -the
dred and efytvon, gIfiri.l =. An Act t,,r,, i
rowing money E, repc invasion, suppress, Instruction
and defend the state n time " War is hereby re-
pcaled.
Sec . All claims and demands against tic State
far expenses and disbursements authorized 10y any law
Of this State and which bv the laws Of the State
payable Of the loan nd the fund authorized and
created by the Of wn this Is amendatory denomi-
mated the War Fund -nl nc presented within year
from the time the shall accrue and ; such claims
and demands not presented for payment within
year from the time the same shall have accrued,
shall be considered a. donated to the State
sec 3. This shall take effect from and after its
massage and publication.
Approved February j., l-62.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
Western Trees for Western Planters.

BLGoNISGToN SVEsER-- BLOosIsGroS, ILLINOIS,
Located open prairie, At the crossing II the iii
noi- Central. St Louis, Alton Chicago Railroad.
Established i72 One hundred and forty acres YTriit
Ornamental and Nursery stock; very large complete
and reliable assortment. especirIg GTafed 10 lie
Aortttcest- Standard and Dwarf Fruits APPTr one
- i0r years; Cherry Pear, Plum, Peach Ounce,
mulberry biaekberry Strawberry, Asparagus Rlubarb-
SI'CA9--AIpie, Dwarf Apple, Pear, Plum. Ounce
Cherry and Rose. Apple Seeds
z ERSEEESs and Ornamental trees large and small
weeping trees, hhrTibs Creepers, Roses, immense
variety Flower Roots Dahlias Lilies. Tuberoses.
6ladieds Sweet Potato Plants sc. APPLE ROOT
CRAFTS. 10, tHu $50 Packing carefully done IL yon
wish cheice Trees Plants CHEAP, send three cent
stamp for a Catalogue r X. PHOENIX
9-3r Proprietor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26

CHAPTER Ii.

An ACT to amend section THIRTY -one of chapter one
hundred and Of the Revised Statutes. entitled
'Of the payment Of debts and leglcies Of deceased
persons"
Tie People of the state oT Wisconsin, represented
az Senate anil -fN>enlbiY. 0o ea0ct "S toiotcs-
Section l. Section tiry-one Of chapter one hundred
and of the Revised Statutes * hereby amended 10y
adding thereto the following words viz + All the pro-
visions OF this chapter relating to the effect at the APP
ponment. thv decision and the report Of commission
ers; to the action 10 he taken the appeals
herefrom to tn" time limited for the presentation IF
all claims 10y creditors % the effect Of failure to pre-
sent Claims within the time limited 10y the for that
purpose, 70 the distribution of assets, all other
provisions affected by said section thrtyonc, shan apply
and he in force in all cases when the Judge Of the
County Court shall perform the duties Of such Com
missoners.'
Sec. > Section CT Of chapter l0l Of the Revised stat
utcs. > hereby amended by inserting after the word
omitted ia the second line the words. land if the
Judge Of the County Court shall in the place
Commissioners in the allowance Of claims"
Sec ) Thu act shall take effect AMI be in force from
and after its passage.
AMroNch .hrmlrE l. So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-26
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT ta amend chapter 200 Of the General Laws n
ISL entitled " An Act 20 prevent the spread Of NoX
ions Weeds
The P-gp7e of tie state ri wisconsin, repleyeatef
a. Netrts and -4es',biY. do els'tet 's foiio1rs.
Section j. Section 4 II chapter 2J6 # the General
Laws % i-Gl Is hereby amended 90 read fol-
lows, It shall be the duty II amy and an persons and
corporation residing upon occupying amy lands with
ia this state either owner lessee Otherwise. 20 de
stor thereon a weeds 81 the species known the snap
dragon the Canada thistle and the hurrdoc burl"ck.
n such time and in such manner a shall efectualy
prevent their bearing seed
Sec , This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after is passage and publication
Approved February -, I-Gz-