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Real Gstate for Sale.

NOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, N. j.
L The property Of tho undefslgned. compiling FRAME
HOUSE IS feet square, wrh addition "n The keh-n.
good cellar four the hrst foor sI the second
and tire. finished IN the auto aid half u
ground c terms nevrrai Ing we'd OF excellent water
and poultry oUe The propery 10 all In nfstrse
order AID only about five nisus walk from the rsirosd
d~pot FOR further particulars spPy a the Office Of the Has
Nd Pow der Company, No " Walst. The premi.ss
d. b. DENSLOW.
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furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
IL the b-st In the city Of Ensmssd Fsruts
In ali oolou AID styles Wsaat and Chestnut Plain su4
Oru an snted in sues 1hoes.s .nd retail Aso Massseo
aud Psilss-. Warren Ward Manufacturer. No III Csnss
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Chances tor Business Ellen.

2GM RARE CHANCE.-Any Man of
~VOOs reputation. With the sbov, .u,osnt &, ,,.h 4.
vsPssd 70 take charge Of LUNCH COUNTER IN s,.,
eaAS Hets Lhher salary VIII b paid or An n,s, ,i.
= ~ hgspcA Of ths buapess AddisN L. Tnbuns OBes
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DEN SIONS, PAY, BOUNTY MONEY,
PRIZE MONEY, and all other Clsims Of Soldcrs Ses.
and their widows and Heirs collected promptly by
GEO WOODMAN. No. 20 Pine A. the Custom. Hou,e
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FsN -
~ trosn f-os Of Cou'tlsndt Matchmaking st Hampton
With DslAvae, Lseks~ and Western Railroad,
sud ii Esson With L~hsh Valley Railroad and lie copnes
ons forming direct hps " Pittsburgh and The Wet without,
SUMMIT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nay s. 1854
- cave New YvIk - orowsi
H,sRwBrRs KIPnr.--At m. for Eaton. Reading
Pettsyle Harrisburg AAoeh Chunk, WNansport kc.
MAI TKAIS-At . NJ. for Esston, Water Gap, Seran-
ton Grex bend. rt'tstop, Wilkesbarfe, he
II n TnHot on TRAIs-For kAstop, Mssch Chunk. WI
Han. ,srt, Readins. Pottsvie Hsrrisburg 80
~. H. NAY PssEsegz TRAiS--Fsf Esston Bethlehem
Allento~n and ksoch Chgnb
s0P.n WAr TRAs-for Somervi1s.
Gp 4. WurHRs RiPRgss-for Ersos Allentown. Road
ING dsfsburs Pbarsh and the West Sleeping from
Jspey CITY tire nsh 70 riusbu'Sn
ErPhHss TkAIs HARKisBrxd-The . N EIpren
II from Ne~ Yo'h arrive. Harrisburg At M connect
ing Fast and Ws~ oennsyvsnis Central Railroad, sthern
Cenus R-rsad. North aud South and With The Camber
Land Valley Railroad az,
raE raAor.H EIPRass TKAiH yoR rHR Wssr lesvss
New orb daily lSandsys rIcep'ed rnssing oacss
esnr cotton Garsbus With PsnnsylvaniA Rairosdwith
no rhssf. OF care 10 Piusbursh and but one Crcia.
and Chicago Fosr hour time 10 saved by taking ths
train .
tLIABHrHrQNr AND RKw.YoKE frsRr-Lsaye New.
Yorh ffom Pier Ne North River, ct T?o ard II 10 M
3:!o ga. and6 p. -
s boats stop ., Bergen Point and Mansrs Barbor every
trip zach way JOhN " SlEhNs, supefhtehosn~
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LNOR SALE-TEN ACRES of LAND in the
l. town Il Rye ~ T.. about half mile from Port
chester Depot and 70 miles from the city. overlooking the
village and -pend ve~ Of Long Island sound
aid surrounding country For country residence this
Ate csunot b.. surpassed Win be od IN two parcels tho
whole exchanged productive city property For further
particulars apply to PECK bush, Portchesseri VI PECK
BROTHERS. No 81 Chambers st.. Eew-io,k
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DRINCE's IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
One filing writes 20 10 hours Sent by mail Send s'sI
for circular. GEO. F. HAWKES.. No. - Nsss,ust N l.
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VNHE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

In with the wishes Of the Public the ~
the Turkish Bath Company have bssn reduced 70 i'
Thc.e hor.vsr subscribing dse 'hsre' or 20 NE annt
~ M will beside the rsku dividend, ENJOY the bfess
~ IRE TICKET available oace IN every Two moh'n%
~hch ,n.rsl ties 70 per the invrsm.ht ,, o,r
70 Stock of the IL khiSa pAHu WV
pASY Viii now be received at tho offices OF the Following
Jo.ynal.: Evening Poet, ETprsss Journal Of Comnece.
10. Tibuns World tany tsir and at Messrs Appsoy$
No No Wst~rst n, .o,-.,..
Ths gentl~meu compose the Board OF Dfrctfou
HON AeI " sr.diord. LID, valenlin: Mott N d g.
W., GILLIAN Hrysnt, esa John OrdronsuI n. ID, sssr
Ih.o ~ DIV sht, LII D., Gel itary Comuission,
Col Lew School. Ihsye. esq.,
uon Geo Folsom Hon. Dsulel +. rsmsnn,
nv. o 1,nd,,sy 1;untber esa Inn Torrsy MD,
en-, Kin, IL d. Ptess Col Wm IL Van Buren Md.
Cai,s,. Sanitary Commi.sion
&. 0SCANYAN. Secretary and Genera AsoS T.s
ER-Mr. OSCANYAN can be seen At the Once VI '~''"
Fair No. Il6 Nsssan.st. or at No ~ Fsfayes place
VINODD g. RAFFERTY,, Manufacturen y
i Stationary. Portable Engines, Boiler. Far, heIS
Oaium Repe Machinery No 10 Dey-st 5.cond-hand Z"
snes cons family hand. Works, Paterson. N.
tQS -First-class Sewing Machipes 1SO.
fOOs 10 Rent and or Sale. new and "a hsnc on.st
~ L. Sewing Machine Emporium. 40 d d"sy' oe
WENTWORTH RIFLED MUSkEITSs;vVy1nsn
w invoice Of thess nus hnisbed Enehsn -. All, h,
complete. Just imported and fst s se ~ LIS w
CHARLES h. soohrnI., mn ,t.irs
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MORNING LINE for ALBANY and TROY,

wi and int-m.dists diDs' touching at Nh st-Sn,m
ar ARMENIA raves nom the ( o, Of Hrnso'-se Nun
DAY. WEDNESDAY md FRIDAY at Ia m The DAN
I'LL DREW Isayes the foot Of Jsy..t TUt SDAf ThThs
DAY and SATURDAY at Ia m. B--huason hve'
Rsirc~d Tickets " IN be received on board
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MEST BLOOMFIELD, N. $50, jOO.-
w For SALE chesp, Q comfortable, well built HOUSE
Of twelve rooms nearly large barn. house
seres 6se grated fruit mountain Wow. Pernsnent stream
hour from Ne~iorh Apply the Congress Sugar Refinery,
No 23 Waskngtobst
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MI ". RODERlS . LINZ % ibh<u.'hLi %
wi. PoR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA MIC.
ARAGlA
Through Ia advance Of the mail
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH TO
SAN FRANCISCO
NO DETENTION ON THE lsTHMUS
The new and splendid steamship AMERICA, aco tunAs
Jed Nsary CommsDd.r VII sail on SATURDAY, Octoose
S O'Clock prec-s'y from her Per at the 1908 %
With the fast and vel known sDshp MUSES. IA Luz
SO tuus E. Howes, Coinm,pder call without delay fH
Francisco direct on arrival 81 the pa'srse" " Dan 'oss
ds Sur
The speed and Of these steepes 40 .:
surpassed BY either ocean and 70 inrnde4
land passengers By this hDe in San Francisco within u
days ,,
the beginning ocss to Inform tia. public that THIS per-
dtvss Of The hip. win positively the day svef.
t,sd mouth. aud noa,h. other shps viii y
ready so ,hs, double service usy DO relied upon
r9r Information or passage sppnus5o poav,ra
No III wsst-.t. corner Of Warren-s,.. North River
STEAM from NETWORK to LIVERPOOL
9th Steamship GREAT EASTERN, Waller Pstoa.
Com usndsr, VIII DO dispatched
s"m t,,.Isosl calling 81 rr HE0% Ssv s.ss
SATURDAY Aug 49, SATURDAY bet IS
WEDNESDAY oct 1. THURSDAY. Dec IL
TUESDAY Nov 10.
sue. apartments for amle. may be enEssed by spssa
Agreement
S.coud Cabin State Berth. meals furnished ct sepsrs
Tcss,s Tor the voyss- to AID from Liverpool 10 hrs Of
second cabin. at sfsre and BALI -,
Thu Cabin intermediate S,a-Roon PASSENGERS found VIA
Beds Bsdiins Liable Ctsnsiis and god substantial
S,~efase with superior accommodations.
Each passenger allowed ~ cubic feet Of lusssse An e1Pe
n~I ced sur econ on board
For Freight and Pss.Ase apply,
CHAS A. WHITNEY. at Ia. Ohce. No E Brcsdwsy Z.
ROWLAND \ ASplNWALL, AeentA
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OEO. Z. BlSSELL e. Co.,
" BANKERS.
HARTFORD, CONN,
Discount and Negotiate Commercial Psper and Losn'-
male Colles.ons and remit OF lowest possible terms
and trsnssc,s General Backing business.
Manufacturers and merchants having scceptances and
paper known In this market which they wish 70
sell will end for their Advantage to send us lists
An assortment Of Stocks Bonds md hstela's securities
.,rsv, on hand for SALE We invite couepondenoe from
persons having other large small Of money to invest
aI.o from thoss whom We can any financial nesos
ton. GEOhok r. nioohhh -
Refer To-
Ketchun, Son L Co. NewYork-
Hartford Bsnk, Hartford
Washington Bank, Boston
L. ID. Olus,esd Co.. Chicago
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


FOR BOSTON ,.
rAHEs EHE WaTE MouSTH SNs
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS,
The and sau.eh Steamers Of the NcIwieh ,in %bv
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-fOhk,
leave Now orb daily SUNDAY eIc.ped ats o'clock m.
from PIER No % North River foot Of Vestryst,
FOR NEW LONDON.
there connecting with he Steamboat Express Train FOR the
above points Norwich Worcester Boston SWorcestss
Worcestor Nashua and New London Northern Railroads.
Freight taken " the Sws' ;'e sse", On The Pier
NOR BOSTON and PROvIDENCE, via NEW.
Il PORT and FALL RIVER splendid and .aosnp'
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. sf
o,ciock o m aud the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyteu on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY @ . ee'"cAP m''
Hs.ssr no rooms will be regarded secured any ~
tlicMt vi Ill the 'hsl have bees paid TOT. ..,
Freight to Boston 10 forwarded through ~hh ss' e"Pse
" an h'"% m. BGaDEN. Agent. No. 70 and Il we.....
I,OR HARTFORD, MERIDEN, and SPRING
II FlELD--sTEAMBOAr and RAILROAD CONNIE
TI0N Vi. NEW-nAyES nS,, o,c.n;.d1 a, sis M
T,,i. E..s k.s s.y SS
tn. arrival Of boa, all way stations nlGHI Linz
TIE TRAVELLER leaves for Eew'fisve AZ IL oeloeI
r ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
II TERMINUs-Ps,s~Dsar Depot Jams"'iip and 100. o.
and H.mpton.; al IL m and $50 IN for syos'et q ~
o. M for Grs~npor; at ep. m. for fsrmtnsdse sundAy'
the train lesves Honser' Poin. (Jthst fefyl 80.
for Rfvcrhesd and inter mediate stations ~ excursion
returning leaves r verhesd at 3 p M
HARLEM, and ALBANY X. X.
IN For Albany Troy. North and WeN-Su MMEh An
RANOEMENT, eoumeneins THURSDAY; May :. Hs
FOR ALBANY. 1880 a. nj. Express Mail Tr.n from 9eh'e
For Local Trains see Tine Table.
JOHN BURCHiLL, Assistant superintendent
- ~DnCyNr/, Y INE c. AJpkNV and TROY
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NOR FISUKILL and POUGHKEEPSIE.-

IN. .,.snpou RIP VAN WINkLE leaves every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. q, O'Clock from the foot OF
R,bins,n-., hndna o. Coz1~nss Cold Spring. Cornwall
N.wbursh Low Poin, Ms'lboronsh, snd Milton Rs,urn'
fps the evening O'CLOCK, iaed
iss At Low Point and Fishkin Fare - oenss
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NOR SALE-On the banks of the Passaic
River n twen,y seres OF LAND having moe. bean
tifn sn within about hour Of the city by railroad
II h deignifol spot Inquire Of DR.. NJ HOWE No n7
Grand New York the pr.Iii,os between Pssssic
and Paterson Of JAMES SIMMONS.
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DOR SALE, or u EXCHANGE. for REAL
! l. ESTATE valuable ENGLISH PATENT. Can be
IN operation by applying to INVENTOR, No 80 Wa'h-
lrxtopst., brookiyn.
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financial.
On nv sWcrrrrY Firm fs.uRASc. Co,

OvyicR OF SECURITY FIRE Insurance Co,
No. 81 FINEST. NKw.Yosk Aug II, 1862
DJVIDEND.-The DIRECTORS have this day
declared . CASH DIVIDEND OF FIVE t5l PER
CENT psysble to Stookhodsrs on demand, and sChir
DIVIDEND OF THIRTY 800 PER CEvTr on the
Earned PARTICIPATING PREMIUMS" OF the past
xesr Is,d Earned Psrticip ting Premiums amounting to
%, occS. also an INTEREST DIVIDEND OF SIX 10 PER
CENT On outstsndine SCRIP The SCRIP CERTif iCAIE
viii he rrdy for delivery and after the 18th DAY OF
OCTOBER NEXT BY order Of the Board,
RICHARD l.. HAYDOCK, Secretary
CLINTON FIRE ISsrKAscs ConPAsr,}
NKw.YoHx, June "a, 1862.
DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors OF this
H. COMPANY Gave this day declared Semi Annual Dividend
OF FIVE () PER CENT, payable on demand
~ W JAS. X. AMES. IT,, Secretsry
OyyIcE OF TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CosPAsr }
No. 88 WALLsT.. NEw-N DIX, Aug IL, 1907.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF III
IN rector, have this day declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE
0 pen CENT out Of earnng Of the past Is, three
month"; PAYABLE the office Of the Company on and ATE,
FRID AZ The cd inst The Transfer Boohs viii be closed
on the I4b and reopenei Oh the 18th last
by order Of the Board. .,,o
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CHAPTER -. -.
WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN OF DECE
DLA.S.

WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN OF DECE-
DEAIS.
AN ACT to provide for tIl" maintenance Of Tia"
widows and minoi children Of dc,cdrnts, and
to aneud section 2iDj, OF the Revision Of l3OU.
81. Be Il enactci Ly the Gcucrui As
scmLy ot Nc state If Io,cn, That the
appraisers, appointed to appraise the
property belonging 10 the estate Of any
dcccdcnt, shall set off and allow to the
widow and children under the ;.-c of tit
teen years Of such de-, dent, if any there
be, or if there BE- no widow, then to such
children sufficient provisions, or other
property, to support them twelve months
from the death the dcccdcnt; and if the
widow or such children have siucc the
death Of the deceased, aud previous 10
such allowance, consumed for their sup
port any portion Of the estate, thc ar-
praiscr5 shall take the same into cUnsitc-
ration i'll determining the amount .: the
allowance.
> When there is not sufficient per.
soHai property or property Of a suitable
Sind to set off to the widow AID chilIrcN
as provided in the preceding section, the
appraisers shall certify what sum or lurth
er sum Of money Is necessary for the
support Of such widow or chiIlrc
5 .. The appraisers shall not include
in the opproiscmcnt the proyision&, prop
erty or money set off and slowed by them
to the widow or children, bat the same
Shall be stated in separate schedule
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4 Paragraph for Ladies'.

Most of our fair readers have dccd
ed aversion to that part Of their duty
whirl, fall. under the ..natchjur and d,rn-
inc" denomination. 'rhcv are of tho
onin;on thot ..o rrot NAV he thc accident
ii a Jay. = darn nrcmrditotcd poycrty"
But if ,hcv only knew how nretty a
wcll.cxccu,rl nirr, e rrn,ir looks. when
vou see in its warn and wo,f the iri,Lt
Thread. Of ccono,nv ,rJ ;,I,,rpJrnrr.
and v,w,aIy tlr;ft c,,,,sir,, auI r, cross,
ju, Que on,ihcr ,nrv wound law inside en-.
lrn;I rics onI cro.hr. work and toEn ~,
instead ,Lr r,rnJir., la,Ent
~. ..,. J.,
,','' 80" '"" ''' ',",' ,I ."s'
"'- i ','' '"'J - ,,''
5I'" I..L '',. .''' l., =, AZ. , @"'
81, C'' >,.'''' ''.."N' ''O, ~ :,
"' wa ',' r., 60 l',"',I ~ ~ '. M'"- '''
one "'".' """' ~ I'.-',''' "''' ~
'''''''T ''"~~'
, ''v"''I"S [, "'o' , -" l,m " @ Ir;,,L. orcr W.,
T ~, .tL '% ;,n,ns Ior drass
"'' ''N '''',''i, -, 80 ,,;,'s 'I,a l,..aIf
" "'i' 90 ''9' "''' y ''' 90
,,o.l. l,.,. ana I,l;oo.o cai,cr-
ne".'1 ",,''', ., 80. "|' o,l IoeLolo-
poo',. - .%' n;,or orn ar no'', o'I ."rt';,l,
9l 9"u'- one .''nr;, ". Nv, ".'.H ;,I .ar.;:'
ha'c RARE" ~ '"'' WIN '""' "'''' f'''
o'"FIy "I'rf We h"a "ise''c'C" 'l"' S"'
was as industrious as rret'y. Ana now
do you suppose We found 1t out! lhc
handkrroHici 'hat lay IN A'r zap 'oid us
SO. me neat IlttIc darn tlaoofa,ciy cA'
ccuted, IN Its corner, with INC Sn'ii whi'e
stitches and ShlIIiul hahd!"ofk' ',ao
tongue quite ao4'h TO our 'a'1' ,., ,""' IN"
ana Pa''nnc' anu WIS., WIS., I'':"",S ''u S;, ~"
thcfe, me me 9'n''c''Ia'' S.'''ne , :Pp,sLo .;a
"a" thc NIUE 'oh'h a''o We ,'o's'." .n ~"
turning rom inc hanoA'' e'''I' ~ n 'n'
blooming '"ee' ana p|cN ~ ''' '','As u
ch'cf ag"'n' ana We khf" Pc''ec'S ;,l ",n
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CHAPTER J..
u l;0k ; ! LIE :


AN ACT in relation t. Jurors Fec.
ST. BE- It cnurtu{ bY the General Is
scnbiy Of the State IF Io,r", That 50
much Of section l3l of the Revision OF
1850 as fixes the amount oi fees for lu-
rors, whether Grand cr fct;t Jurors IN
Attendance upon the District COurt, be
and the same rs hereby rcpc"lcd
IS Every person required to serve
either as Erund or t'etIt Juror, III the
District Court Of this State, shall be al
lowed the sum of on Z dollar and fifty cents
per day. ana if not a talcsnan Juror the
sum of ten cents per mile from his place
Of residence to the county seat, and such
fees and ml!cagc shall b. paid out OF the
county treasurer as now provided by law.
}. That each ta,esman serving as a
Petit Juror in the District Court in this
State, shall be entitled to receive the sum
Of lity cents 4 70: each jury trial on
which he may serve, provided the trial
dDrS not drtnI1 such tH!eaman more than
on day, but in case such taI'Sman is De.
taincl more than one day, he shall be en-
titled to receive the same per diem com
pcusatlon as the regular summoned ia
rUrs.
s I. There shall be taxed as part OF
the costs il every .lud gmcnt rendered III
the District Courts of the State (whcrc
The same was tlicd by juryl the sum Of
9i& dollars AZ jury fees, which sum shall
be collected as other costs, and whenever
collected, shall be paid into the county
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The Case of Senator Simmons.

Our neighbor of the Dcmpcrat uses up
one and half columns of his precious
journal in the effort to prove Hon. James
+. Simmons guilty of an attempt to swim
die Government out of $4,000. We
presume the matter will be, as it should
be, thoroughly investigated, and if Mr..
Simmons be found guilty, the utmost
riyor of the law will be visited upon him.
1t is bad enough in all conscience for
Democrats to swindlc the Government,
but for Il Republican to be guilty Of such
an act we can hardly conceive of punish
mcnt, short of capital, too severe to in.
hjct upon him. lie should be driven
from Congress and from the party, and
be assigned position among those Dem
ocratic statesmen who are now reveling
amid the wealth tilchcd from their too in
dulgen: Uncle Sam.-Dor. Gazette.
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CHAPTER 10.
FEDERAL. TAX.


AN ACT for the ASSESSMENT, levy and collection
of the quota of this State, of the tax Laid on
the United States, by the act of Congress al,-
proved August 9TH, 1861, or any subsequent
acts, and the payment of fAudItors warrants Oh
the war and defense fund.
SECTION |. BE Il cuurtcd By tie General
.lsscmby Of Tie S"te Of laura, That for
the purpose of meeting in the part payme.lt
of the quota apportionrd to this State, Of
the annual tax laid upon the United
States, by the act of Congress, approved
August 9th, 1861, entitled 'An Act to
provide increased revenue from imports
to pay interest on the public debt, and for
other purposes" there is by this Act lev
led and assessed upon all property in this
State subject to taxation, a tax of two
mills upon each dollar in valuation there
of, using therefor the valuation of the year
1861.
Sec. 2. The County Treasurer of each
county in this State. is required to immc-
dlatcl y prepare upon the tax books for the
year 1861, now in his hands, separate
column, which he shall head "Federal
Tax," into which column he shall carry out
the tax above assessed upon all the taxable
property listed on the said tax books, a>
the same has been cqnaizcd by the State
and County Board of Equalization for the
year 1881 and also upon all such proper
ty which has been or may hereafter be
placed legally on said tax books which
was by the assessor omitted, and such tax
so entered upon such tax books or lists
shall be to all intcnts and purposes, n tax
within the moaning Of Chapter Is, Of the
Revision of 1860. and all the provisions OF
said chapter not Inconsistent with this
Act, and all Acts which may ne hereafter
enacted shall apply to the tax hereby lev
led, in the same manner and with the same
force and effect as if this tax had been lev,
led by the Boards Of Supervisors OF theil
respective counties in pursuance Of law.
Sec. >. Each County Treasurer shall
Immediately cause notice to be publish
ed for four weeks in each newspaper PRINT
ed in his county, it there be any, and 1t
not, then by posting either written or
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CHAPTER y.
GUARDIAN oF MINOR cH,LpREN.


AN Act to "m'nl chapt,r Io5. OF the Revision
OF INN, c1nc,iuing guardians Of the property
of miunr4.
|. B" Il enuctcl by he Gcmcrat as
ScnbLy oj the Stntc Of Iora, That whcn
a guardian Tor the property Of amy minor
chilI or children has been or shall here.
after be appointed by the county court in
any county Of this State, the SAID county
court shall have the same power and au-
thurity over any lands and tcncmcDts OF
such minor child or children, situate in
any other county in the State, that said
county court my by law exercise over tho
lands and tcnemcuts Of such minor or
minors, i'll the county where such guard
ian has been or shall be appointed
: , That where guardian for the
property of any minor child or children
has heretofore been appointed by ,Ag
county court Of any county of this STATE,
and su h guardian has heretofore made ap-
plicnton to SAID county court for and Oh
tanned an order Of sale Of any lands, ten,
cmcnts or lcrelitamcnta ot such minor
or minors, situate in any other county in
this State, and sale and conveyance of
such lands, ttncmcnts or Aercditam"nts
has been made by >aid guardian in pUr-
>uanco of such order, AID approved ly
said county judge, tha: the sa'd acts and
proceedings Of said county court and such
sale and conveyance are hereby declared
as valid and binding. as though such
lands were situate IN :he county where
such guardian was appointed or as tho
the Samo had been made under the pro-
visions of section Ist Of this Act
: ). That the county court shall order
a transcript Of any proceeding, heretofore
or hereafter had in said court affecting
the title to lands in any other county, or.
dercl to be sold by said court, to be trans
mittcd TO the county judge Of the county
in which SAID lands are situated.
s t. That all Acts and parts of Acts
inconsistent with the provisions of this
Act, be and the same are hereby repealed
Approved March 10th, l>O2.