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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-28

WASHINGTON, My rs. Nice le!lsn reports
progress In front Of Richmond.
Halleck has been joined By General Cur
,is' force.
A dispstch received tonight ststss sha,
Banks made good bic retreat across the Pc.
tomsc q WilIiamspors.
General Ssxtou commands Of Harper's
Ferry. The city y intensely excited BY In.
telIigsncs from the valley Of the Shens ndosh.
Banks fought The enemy six hours. The
rebels are understood to be advancing iron
winetes.er 70 Hsrper's Ferry. Our troops
are being reinforced. Rumor ssys Jackson
d sdvsncios % support EwsIl, snd job asop.
4 is also stated. has sgill another torres Be-.
hind him. ll M AIT r
Prompt measurss have been taken to msss
The exigsncy.
A dispatch from Mcclellan TO Tie War
Department states lhsi three sLirmlshes had
taken pIsee today. We drove the enemy
froa MschssiesviiIs. seven miles from New
bridge. The 4th Michigss about finished
he LosisIaoa Tigers.
Fifty pElsonsrs and nfsy killed. Our loss
wss 40 killed and wounded.
Two squadrons Of 9Th Illinois cavalry. IN.
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ION ruB RAPID CURE Or kfA
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsenomb
Group, bronchitis, Incipicnt Consu0p.
tion, and for the relief Of Consanpeivs
Patients in advanced stages - Ne
disease. AM. ia.ta1sa
So vide Is the field of its usefulness and - -.
merous are the cases OF its cures, that axnea
every SECTION Of country abounds in peSene -
licly known. Who have been restored ffen ala!nAno
and even desperate diseases Of the lung ~ -
use. when once tried. its superiority ov9 evey
other medicine Of ts kind u too apparent - eeeepe
observation, and where 10 vissues ere knswus ~
public no longer hesitate what anddote - s1paey
for the distressing and dangerous Affections g -
pulmonary organs that are incident - ous eIimese
While MANY inferior remedies thrust upon The
community have failed aud bern discee!sds -
has gained friends BY every trial, conferreo U1e4e
on the afflicted they can never forget 80 ~
duced cures too numerous and too rsn9kauso
b. forgotten.
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Court Notice.

State Of Indil M, Dubois County.s
IN the Circuit Court OF Dubois County in The
State Of Indiana. July Term, A. d. 1869.
George A. Kiizinger
W.. } Foreclosure
Nicholas Lorey and
Anthony Ferry.
u 1T KNOWN. Thst on the OH day o.
- April "a the year 1861 the above named
plaintiff, by his attorneys. filed in The vffics
Of the Clerk Of Circuit Cont. his co,npisiui
against said defendants, in the above Untitled
cause, together With IN affidavit Of compe.
tent person, filed Nay 23d 1862 that said
Anthony Ferry is = necessary
party TO the above action and that he is no.
. resident OF the State Of Indiana, said De.
fendant is therefore hereby notified Of the
fling and tendency of said comp amt sgsinst
him. and that unless he appear and answer
Or demur thereto, at The calling Of said cause
on the second day Of the next term OF said
Court. to be begun and held at the Cour,
House In Jssper. on the fourth Monday IN
July 1862, nsxt,l ssid complaint, and the
matters and things therein contained and q.
legged, will Be heard and determined in bic
sbsenee.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUs Clerk.
Adsms & Buettner Attorney for pln.
Nay 80. 1862. ,'E Mf
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE ID hereoy given that The usdes.
signed. administrator Of the estate 81
Hiram x. Ruth, decd, viii offer fos ssIe q
public auction, q the Ists vssIdsses o. shs
dscsdsnt, q Jss. Cox's residence. %
l |. Friday. june 9Th. 1869.
81 Of bic personsl property, not taken By
the widow. consisting 81 Horses, Hogs, Csi.
lie, Wheat, Corn, farming utensils. &c.
Terms Of sals-All sums over three dol.
lars. IL months credit will be given, Dur.
chsser giving note with approved security,
bearing interest from date. waving vslus.
ton and apprsismsntIsws; sll sums under
s. cash in hand.
Nay 10. PETER NEWTON, admr.
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NOTICE

3 hereby given that the undersigned viii
- spply fos licenss q the June term, 1862,
Of the Dubois Couaty Commissioners. under
the provisions Of On act entitled IAN act 70
regulate end IIoensc the sale OF sprituous,
vinsps. malt. and other intoxicating liquors,'
The place Of sale will Be il end upon the
psemlses occupied BY him. the precise Iocs.
ton Of which 10 % follows: On the corner
OF Main cross snd Mcdonald streets. in the
town Of JssPsr. Bsinbridgs township Dubois
county, Ind.
And The ci'issns Of said township will take
due notice thereof.
asy IS. lee1 SYLVESTER HURST.
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1anks privsn Back from otrasburg.
qnApouAarsss Dlsrlicr MAlrIHsBuao !
Nay rs.
Hon. =. n. Stanton: y, nf" AN
IT, rsbsis sttsehed % q dsy.break IN
Gvsas tsses. sstinsisd q II. 900, consisting 81
EseNp aad Jaeksss's divnisas. Our nigh,
ed left visgs ssood veil. ios willis When
tvs Fagiasrss broke lines under fss q shs
she6y, he right wing fell back, cod were
ssdsrs6 q wishdvaw. t"vn N'''' ''
'TAsy pssssd shsssga sows Il eousIdssabIs
SSsssslss. ut ss-fosnss ssd coasisued 10
nssshiassst sstss = NsssaSbsss. - miles
tessse Or sstiss force was lee thsa 4.
90. easslsting q 0esdes's and Dosally, :
bsgstss. With to rseiassss q esvslsy %.
- 0sasssl Ha'eb, end too bssssslss of o..
d'svy. Our Ioss wss considerable, q 49,
sass q The ssspH but cannot nov b stated
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u ENAINING 10 the Poet Once. q Jas.
~ per. Dubois county. Ind. which, u not
called for on o. before The 18th day Of July
next. will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office
OF the p. 0. Department, Washington. Guy.
Aubrey w N Aicky Joseph
Bruss q Demu,t Melissa
Dunhsves Geo Fisher John
Huber Fvsnsisca Keiso Lemuel l.
Lorey Henry WEEPING friedrich
JOHN MANN, p. n.
Jasper. May ~, 1862.
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henry a. HOLTHA US Clerk.
Adsms & Buetsnes Attorney for pIff.
Nay 80. 1862. IAN
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. !

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
- signed has been appointed administrator
Of the estate OF Elisabeth Meier late OF Du.
bois County deco ased; said estate 10 sup osed
10 he solvent.
JOHN GEORGE LoTHEs, sdmr.
May 20, 1869. . f
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DIR. a. .. AVER - 80
LOWELL MASS. n.aa -
s.llM Notice % ,FJaGrYs
TAX. -PAYERS!

YvHE time having arrived when the Ian -.
= Qeises The County Tssssssss, 10 epnd
deputies 10 the difsrsat sewnships. sa6 csk
lect delinqusnt taxes ~ sale Of psssenes
property. notice 10 hereby given that suse'
deputies will be sent out BY The Tseaeugesa
Dubois county on the first day = 49,,
1862. Tsx.psyers will save costs y psyise
their tsxes previous to that time. 4f,f
N. B.-No other money but Iadisna so'.
vent hanks. gold end silver, ssed 'ussms
States Treasury notes 10 receivable itSiaxS
THEne SONDERMAE, y. D 6.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

~ ~ mlN 40 M Oh - On LIZ VT ~ lsA u
ESTATE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
IN signed, administrator OF the estate Of
Samuel w. Possle,hwsit. late Of Dubois co.
deceased, will offer fer sale a public alc-
ton, IN
Saturday. June z. 1862,
the following real estate, situated In Dubois
county to wit:
The north half Of the north west quarter
and the south east quarter Of the north west
quarter and The north hall Of the south west
quarter Of the north west quarter Of section
number twenty. two, township number two.
south Of range elk west, containing 40
acres. more or less.
Terms OF ssle-Ssid land will be sold Of
not less than two thirds Of ito appraised val.
ue, Ter one third Of The purchase money
cash in hand, one third in six months, VI
one third 10 twelve months from the day
Of sale, the purchaser giving notes for de-
ferred payments, with approved security.
bearing interest from da'e, aud waving val
ustion and spprsismens laws.
May l5-4w WIN. HART. sdmr.
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HSse~s -
~ po& for ~ c>Isn cprroGve WHICH
. propose. Similar acts we're done
-apdaliks policy pursusd il the threat
snsd war with France in the time ol
iphn Adams, and with the came ulti-
male purpose. But in two or three
Jan The people forced them into a
Aoeorsble peace with Francs. rebuked
{. the ezespsss and sbusss Of power, vim
dacatod the Constitution, and turned
\ oyer The Federal Government to the
principles and policy OF the Demo
/, ssptie party. TO the '-sober second
othopght Of the people, therefore, and
y the ballot box, we now appeal when
4 again in like peril with our fathers.
IA But II every democrat concurrcd 10
the policy Of prosecuting the war to
Tie uttsr subjugation Of the South and
loe the subvenion OF her State Gov
erpments, with her institutions, with
ont . convention Of the States, and
without An overture for peace, we
ehoald just = rssolntely resist the q.
besdoaing Of the democratic party
i = The only party capable Of carry
ing % : war; il is the only party
which has ever conducted war to a
.snecsssful issue, and the only party
which hes done il without abuse Of
power, without molsstation to the
rights Of any class Of citizens, and
With dus regard 70 economy. All this
y he done; I'll this, if need Be, it 10
able p do again. II succcss, then, in
Anilitary point Of view b required,
ths democratic party alone can com
mand il.
m nnAeoNs WHICH DEMAND THE REs7o-
RATION % THB pEMocRATIc PARTY
70 PowKa.
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". s:..:~-.: !. 49,. 60. - me1' WIZ
j :. 49, 's.''vn ~ p.
=. and the Onion - it was, to unite
With y il this great work upon terms
n. .s..c1.:s- - 4. r-:
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n. ,r...--.,;o. - &c go rs..:.....
n 80 NS'u'aon
m. r.;,..,.,. ". " ,' H., u
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0SoS AnN ~ Maocub Puolic oeub ue-
mand ia nnhIic debt alrnodv onol
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AID NOTICE.
NOTICE il hereby given that the under.
~ sig'ed hss been appointed adminislrs
tor Of the estate Of Hiram X. Ruth, late d
Dubois county. deceased. Said estate ID
supposed 70 be solvent.
PETER NEWTON, sdn's
NAV 15 1e60-3w
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SMALL Pox.-Mr. L. Bruncr, il
Haysville, in this county, was taker
down last week with the small pox
causing considerable alarm in thai
neighborhood. We learn that there
are several cases at Newton Stewart
in Orange county, and also at Afford
vile, in Davies county. Getting
frightened il surc not to help person
when small pox is around, therefore
don't get scared; but every person who
has not been vaccinated, should i'm
mediately have it done, and parents
should see that their children are thus
protected against an attack Of this
horrible disease.
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UFNext weekth County Commits
sioners will hold their summer. term.
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Y J.A SIP r ~:

HTThc news Of the defeat Of Gen
Banks army, which came this week,
has created a good deal Of anxiety in
this town, large number Of our citi-
zens having been in the fight. What
ever else may be said, we feel assured
the men fought well, and that the dis
grace Of the defeat must ultimately
rest upon those who give men who
have no qualification but being strong
Republicans politicians, important
commands in our army. The defeat
is very cheering to the rebels, and will
inspire their srmies with new life.
Mcclellan and IIalleck are doing
their work brilliantly, deliberately
and surely.
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wisconsin Editorial Association

This body met in Masonic Building, in the city
of Racine, on Wednesday, June 18Th and pro.
ceeded to the usual business of the session. In
the evening the annual address was delivered nv
c. w. Fitch, of the Manitowoc Herald. in the
Church OF the Good Shepherd, to small but an.
precative audience. Thursday forenoon was
spent in discussing various resolutions and sub.
/ jeets of interest to members of the Press
The officers were then chosen for The ensuinr
year, with the following result:
President.-C. w. Fitch, Manitowoc Herald
/ Vice PresidentS.-lst, Charles Holt, JanesyilIe
| Gazette. 2nd. Fl. Ross, Sheboygan Times -
! sd Geo, G. Ginty. Oconto Pioneer
| Recording Secretary-James Ross, Madison
! Patriot.
1 Treasurer. Geo Hyer, Madison Patriot
I EGecutice Commit tea. G. Sandford Racine
/ Advocate. A. j. Turner, Portage CITY Record
/ The Meeting then adjourned till . II O'clock
! when the Eulogies on Warren III Graham, of the
/ Daily Wisconsin, and Dominick Casey. of the
+ w aukesha Democrat, were pronounced The
editor of the West Bend Democrat II. NJ Rovee
/ OF Eagle, and Charles II Wright. formerly of the
Milwaukee News, were the speakers of the occa
| sion
| The afternoon was set apart for pronoupeipo
the Euloges On Josiah I. Farrar, late of the Wes
! Bend Post, by j. L. Mann: Dominielz Casey lafe
| of the Watertown Democrat. NJ. n. Bovee snG
Warren NJ. Graham, late Commercial Tditor r-l =,
| the Daily Wisconsin, by Charles H. WRIGHT The
productions were all ereditable alike 10 the head.
and hearts OF the gentlemen by whom they vzerf
prepared, ana commanded the admiration az al
present.
The a ssociation then adjourned TO meet at If
Crosse at its next annual session
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How avoid "A Bad Husband.

l. Never marry for wealth. A woman's life
consisteth not in those things that she posses
seth.
2. Never marry a fop. or one who struts about
dandy like, in his silk gloves and rufles' with
siIvered cane, aud rings on his fingers. Beware!
there is trap.
8 Never marry a niggatd, or close listed,
mean, sordid man, who saves every penny or
spends it grudgingly. Take care, lest he stint
you to death.
A. Never marry stranger, or one whose
character Is not known, or tested. Some females
Jump right into the fire with their eyes wide
OPEN
s. Never marry NOPE or drone, one who
drawles and draggles through life, one foot at
ter another, and let's things take their chances.
6. Never marry man who treats his mother
and sister unkindy, or indifferently such
treatment is sure indication OF meanne SIS ana
wickedness.
7. Never, on any account, marry gambler,
profane person, one who in the least speaks
lightly of God or religion. Such man can new
er make good husband.
g. Never marry a s0ven a man who is neg
ligent of his person or dress, and is filthy in his
! habits. The external appearance is an index to
| the heart
9. Shun the rake as snake, a viper, very
/ demon.
/ 10 Finally, never marry man who is adj
dicted to the use of ardent spirits. Depend up
on it, you are better off alone than you woulC
be were you tied to q man whose breath Is pol
luted, and whose vitals are being gnawed GU
by alcohol.
i In the choice of wife, take the obedien
daughter Of good mother.
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From The Cape Girardeau Eagle.
The Gallant Fifteen.
BIZ CAPT. CHITTENpES.


1.-THE following is beautiful tribute to those few me
Of The First Wisconsin Cavalry who routed large bod
ofrebels at Chalk Bluffs. Ark. The Phillips referred
was Lieut.. VIM. ii. Phillips of Squadron A, who wa
killed in the engagement. The referred to swim
ming tie river for the boat 10 the face of the enemy
fire, was 1. o. futile of Squadron c. The ferry boat bt
ing on the opposite shore, our could unit
~ was brought over. The first load that crossed
0ered only fifteen men, and they had the brur
OF me hght heroism more daring successful is nc
exhibited in History than was displayed by this gallar
Htue pand Of Federal troops. l--Editor Eagle.
Suenly flows the stream,
Brightly the sabres CLEAN,
In the sunlight of May.
WHO wall care cross the tide,
Hlther the boat to guide?''
81! Clear the way"
Forth leaps the hero brave,
Now sinks beneath the wave,
Now is in view.
Heeds not the wounded hand,
Heeds not the rebel band,
Many or few.
son, boys! the boat is ours
On by the eternal powers;
Now shall be seen
Who caA fight to one;
Forward each Badger-scn-
Gallant fifteen
Fierce comes the leaden hail.
None of them finch or fall
NOBLE Fifteen
Eleven of the foeman fe J.
sPriIkling with gore the dell
Struggling i'll vain, though well,
'Ganst eur Fifteen.
Back! they are six to onel"
Firmly each grasped his gun
"NoC TIL the vcPry's wou 2"
Bravely thy shouted;
''Saw We Pmlips all?
Loudly dotL gengedRce CALI
Give them The la al StIi ="
See, they are routed
diers, let fall a tear
Der comrades bier,
So soon departed.
Fair hands twine wreath
Nound the brow, cold in death,
OF Phillips brave hearted.
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TEVHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.

4 ENCE of aSUFFERER,-Publshed as a warnin y
and for the especial benefit of Young Men and fhos
who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss OF NJ emory Pre-
mature Decay &C, &C., by who has cured hmse If
by simple means, after being put to great expense an
inconvenience, through the of worthless medicine
prescribed by learned Doctors.
single copies may be had Of the author, c. A LAM
BERT, Esq, Greenpoint Long Island, by enclosing a
post paid addressed envelope Address CHARLES a
LAMBERT, Greenpcins. Long Island. Y 2u5I
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csg-Mr. Forney, in a late letter to Tho PHI

adelphia Press. says:
Results have sadly proved that if Breckin-
ridge had been elected, four years would have
found the free States without a country. save
that which was controlled by the institution a
slavery. The rebellion of 166I-62 is the voice
of the devil proclaiming that, in the event d
the election Of Breckenridge in 1860, four years
mere would have found US with slave mon.
! afchy -
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First Cavalry Items.

From the Cape Girardeau Eagle.
HEROIC ADvENTURE-Serg't w. Il Ware, OF
Squadron b, and private McCabe cfSquadrOn A
were out last week on q scouting expedition IN
Arkansas several miles below HoFnersyliie,
when they were suddenly bounced upon by a
squad of rebels McCabe succeeded III escaping
but Serg't Ware captured and started for the
rebel camp prisoner. AT night the purity stop
ped for rest aud Ware was placed under guard
of four men, two on duty while the other two
slept close at hand. He was deprived OF all his
clothing excepting his Shirt and comiorted with
the assurance that the next day, on their arrival
at camp, he should be hung. They also informed
him that DIR. Gregory was murdered by them, ana
exhibited what they purported to be the Identical
gun which sent the fatal ball-all of which must
have been decidedly comforting.
During the night one of the guards whose duty
it was TO keep awake, fell into doZe, anu " are
watching tor an opportunity, seized two guns be-
longing to the sleepers when the only guard awake
had his attention drawn to something else than has
regular business, and cooking one OF the guns, ne
aimed it at the breast of the only Wakeul guard,
coolly informing him that if he made the least
alarm death should be his portion. With his gun
thus levelled on the astonished guard, Ware com
menced backing off, which operation was contin-
ued until he thought it sale to turn ana run, and
then he made the best possible use OF his nude
lower limbs The time he made for - Ort dis
rance would undoubtedly have been an honor to
either jeff Thompson or Gen. Price. Finding the
weight of two guns too much for Eim on tins RAPID
retreat he broke up the poorest one against a
tree The one he saved and brought in, Is the gun
that was said to have killed DR.. Gregory. On the
approach Of morning, Ware veuturod into house
and pressed into service pair Of pants: In this
novel style, barelooted bareheaded mud eoatless
he made his way through wo"d5 ard swanps, foi
q distance of % miles, and at last arrived safely
where he was considered lost-at the camp OF BIZ
own Squadron. His safe return as greeted witt
many demonstrations ofjoy, and he now enjoys
| fhe attention a genuine hero merits. This truth
fuI narrative of Ware adventures deserves ercu
| lation in preference to the numerous tctlons no
| half as strange.
| PRoMorIoN- Major o. II. Lagrange of the Isl
Wisconsin Cavalry, has been promoted to Lieut.
| Colonel Of the Regiment, Major Henry Pomeroy
| to LIST Major, Major VIM u. Torrey 10 % Major
| and Capt. II. s. Eggleston, of Squadron b, to Sc
| Major. These gentlemen are excellent officers
| and fully merit the success which has fallen t.
| them.
Wheat is nearly all harvested between here AM
| Bloomfield Dewberries are ripe and very beau
tifuI. We have tiled Tots OF them
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Boots Shoes, LEATHER, Fadags,oSc. EDery 0aristy 0
every article pertaining their business may be had
Of chem IT the lowest prices. Custom order.
Leather or sale. Hides bought, &c. Corner ofMar,
ket sqi,tre aud Main street. See advertisements.
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'tUItoTlFU y WItt II IDDe-,
CHAPTER 374

AN ACT to further explain and extend the bene.
fits Of chapter of the laws of the extra session
Of 1861 entitled an act to provide for the aid Of
volunteers in the service of the United States or
Of this state" approved May 25th, 1861, and
chapter II of lthel session of 1862, approved
March 2lst 1862.
Te Peopte Of Lhe dte Of WiSconst1, represented IN
Sea0te and Assembly, do enact az foLloaos:
Section l. The benefits of said chapter Of the
laws Of the extra session Of 1861 Ms explained and
amended by chapter 1l2 Of the laws of the Session
VI 1862, is hereby extended to Co. G., Berddn's
sharpsho oters, the military body known as Won
Deutch's cavalry, and the Doth regiment Of infant
ry now in prOce of formation in tb stale pro-
Ulded, that the commanding officers OF SAID com
panies Of sharpshooters (dnd) cavalry anG regi-
ment, shall make the same report az required by
chapter - Aforesaid and in all other particulars
fulfill the provisions Of the acts to which this is
amendatory pr0DlGed, hODeUer, that thus nor ell
Their OF the aforesaid acts shall be construed as
to extend these benefits to the family Of any per-
son who at the time OF enlistment was not an ac'
tual resident of the state of Wisconsin
Sec. . When the commanding officer OF any
regiment OF infantry or cavalry or battery OF ar
tilery. o. company ato esad shall refuse or neg
lec 70 make the returns requ red by the provisions
of this act or he acts To which this is an amend
InenC then the governor shall be required to noti-
/ fly the war department of such neglect or reiusa,
and request the said department to require me sai
commanding officers to make the requisite repoIts'
/ Sec 3 In case there shall be no justice Oh me
1 peace residing in the town in which me soiusS
shall reside as required and provided In section
Of said chatter g. any justice otthe peace resl.ns
in nnv adjoining city or town, within TINS sIale
! shall be authorized to make the csrtnSe'S
| toned in said section s. s,..s - - .5 after
Sec 4 This act shall take effect from ana ai'e-
| its passage ,oo
Approved June II 1862.