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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-29

Oh the darling little tlingl Do call
it Julia, won't you!
81 should be very happy to do so,"
said our gallant friend, "but it isn't that
kind Of cat"
Kitty was deposited on the floor in a
twinkliug, and couple of young ladies
were seen looking around for good
place to faint.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-29

EFT gentleman was presented with a
beautiful kitten. A couple of young Ia
dies, one of them named Laura, happen
ed in the store, and, Of course, Kitty (as
kittens and babies always do) came in
for an immense quantity of endearment
and caresses.
"Oh, my. what sweet darling kitty +?
Will, what is its name %
alt has not been christened yet" was
the response.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-29

uAVING permanently located in Sycamore
A to practice his profession ,solicits the pat
ronage of the public. Being graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania of thirteen years
experence--one yearof which time he has
spent in the PENNSYLVANIA Hospital, and two
others in the Military Hospital of the United
States, and active field service.
DIR, LAIRD, feels confident that he can
meet the requirements of the people in all the
ellis that flesh is heir to-" SO far as science
has revealed the means Of combating diseare.
specialization paid to Operative Surgery -
He is also IN possession of a sure Remedy for
Dropsy, which he obtained from an Irish Sur-
geon iu the Old Country,
j. B, LAIRD, A. B. MI
Sept IS, 1863 6m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-29
FOR SALE BY

sY g. w. ROBACK, Compounder o
St mach Bitters, Blood Purifier and Bio cd
Pi aud Distiller and Manufacturer tf Cat
aw "A and Swedish Brandies, and all kinps of
the ines Domestic Liquors, which a sold,
wholesale, or in any desired quantity, at Nos.
60, So, 60 and g. East Thru Street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13
T Published Auris l, 1851

AN ACT relating fees Of lumber ms psctors, and
am adatory Of chapter one hundred sad sixty
seven Of the general laws Of 1S6t.
Use people OF the state OF Wisconsin, represented
II senate and assembly, do enact a. follows
Section / Section ten Of chapter one hundred
and sixty seven CT the general laws OF 1861,
latIuE the fees OF lumber inspectors, Is here By
amended. IS aiding to sad section. at the end
thereof the 70 10 The fees herein prescribed
shall be paiG by the owner Of the logs, iumper or
tiubsr scaled Surveyed measured"
Sec =. eet5on twelve OF said chapter one hun
dred and sixtv-seven relating the recording Of
certain Instruments by lumber inspectors, is hs
by amended, by adding said section, al the end
IL Ia folinxinr Words. .s 70 be pai1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13

lows SHEDDING MLK.-Some cows teats
viii leave more or less of their milk to leak
OF ran out. To prevent this leakage, take,
after each milking, thin piece of muslin
about as large as a three-cent piece, and wet
1t in colodio1, and apply it quickly over the
orIfce of the leaking teat, as it viii drv i'm
mediately and adhere firmly and so prevent
all escape IF milk, and, what is more, il grad
ually contracts the leakage orifice, and thus
operates 10 some extent at least, as a perma-
nent cure of the evil This muslin covering
can readily be removed at the next milking.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13
Published April 8, 1864.
CHAPTER 26T.
AN ACT relating to deposition

AN ACT relating to depositions.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented
Ia senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. Every deposition intended teIhe REID in
evidence, ia court of record, must be filed in
least one day berore the commencement ofthe
term at which the cause in which TIE deposition is
used. is Eotzced for trial; If fled aft
and claimed to be used on the trial, the adverse
party shall be entitled 20 a continuance, at he
taken, upon showing good cause by affidavit.
See. 2. All objections TO the validity of any de-
position, its admissibility in evidence, shall be
made before entering the trial, not after wards
bat any deposition after the commencement of the
trial sy be suppressed, If any matter which is not
disclosed in the deposition appears, which is sufh
Gent TO authorize said suppression
See. 3. When an action hss.been dismissed, and
another seton has been commenced for the same
cause the deposiions take in the first action may
be used in the second, or in any other action be
tween the parties their representatives fer the
same cause bu, i: must appear that the deposi-
rous hSve been duly filed in the court where the
preyieus was pending and have remained on
lie from the time the action was dismissed until
the time at which it proposed TO use them The
Provisions OF this section shall apply to depcsitions
heretofore taken in actions heretofore dismissed
see 4 An unimportant deviation from suy ti-
rectou or law relative taking dispositions shall
not cause any deposition TO re excluded where
substantial pref udice would be done the opposite
party.
See. s. This act shall take effect be in force
Tom and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 81. 1867 Rs COPY.
Published A I'll 8, 1864.
CHAPTER EOS.
AN ACT relating TO the election OF chairman Of
the county board of supe ryiso-s, and amendsto-
~ 20 chapter 500 Of the general laws of 1852
The people OF the state of Wisconsin represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as fotlows
Section L section -four OF chapter 3oe of the
general laws OF lS62, is hereby amended, so as to
read ' The board OF supervisors of each county
shall, at their first meeting after their election
choose by ballot one of their number chairman
Of the board fer the for which the said GARD
elected
Sec. ?. This shall take effect and be in force
from ana after ITS passage and publication.
Approved March 70, 1854. pa-COPY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13
Published April ;, $50
CHAPTER Al

AN ACT to define the residences Of certain sol
diers from this state, in the military service OF
the United States.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin pre-
IN senate anu bly,, do enact follows
Section No soldiers residence shall be deeme j
20 be changed Tor any purpose whatever, by reason
OF Ais having recsiFed local bounty from aud
having been credited upon the quota or quotas of
town. ward or city other than that in which such
soldier actually resided at the time volunteer
Ing but for she purpose of exercising right Of
Suffrage IN accordance with the provisions OF chap
ter ii eleven OF the laws passed st the extra ses
sion OF 1ooZ, aud chapter htty-nine OF general
laws OF 1863 or either of said acts and for alt
purposes every such soldier shall be deemed to be
resident OF the town, ward city IN which had
a legal residence at the time OF volunteering.
See 1t shall be the duty of the secretary Of
state, TO transmit three printed copies OF this
to each military company from this state, as soon
as practicable, and this shall take etfzc e
IN force from aud after its passage aud publication
Approved April 4, 1864 To- COPY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13

dred and sixty seven, IS hereby corrected by
striking the words, 'ssecrion one' and sQbsti-
tntiug therefor the words, section two,'' where
the forTn-r words occur in the clause ting TO
the point Hent OF lumber inspectors.
See. This act shall take effect from aud after
its passage
Approved March 4, 1854 re- COPY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13

certificate or certificates and for that purpose
they are hereby aIthorized 10 adopt such an
take such evidence as in their judgment shall be
necessary 60 determine the fact. When such fact
IL deterln ned, IL shall be the duty OF the staSs
treasurer, AMI he j. hereby dire cfed to pay over
30 the rightfui person persons their order,
the avais of such sale after deductng price Of
the lard, the penalty and expenses herein provided
for
Sec Q This act shall take eject and b lie force
from aDd after its passage aud publication
Approved March 81, 1851 @@GSPY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13
Published April 5, lse4
CT pTER 81


A ACT to authorize the investment Of the school,
university, swamp Iaud AID drainage funds in
the bonds aud certificates Of in Of thf
state.
Tue people Of the state OF Wisconsin re prese ut
In senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section /. the commissioners o school az =
university lands hereby authorized and dire Ct
ed TO invest, in preference all other loans and
Investments the principal Of the school, univers
~, swamp land and drainage funds, ow in the
treasury, which may hereafter be paid IN in the
bonds or certificates of lnde btedness Of the
Wisconsin Interest SD all be paid the funds so
invested, at the rate of seven per ceutum per an
uum, on the thIrty-hrs day of May In each year:
and sum sufic ent TO pay such interest is hereby
annually appropriated cut OF the state treasury
Ter that purpose.
eec.2 This act shall take effect aud be in force
from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March zs 1e64- EJ COPY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13
{ PncIisn "a MITCH d
on 9aI

AN ACT 10 divide the II -hth judicial circuit, ana
organize an eleventh u fetal circuit, sni TO fix
the time Tor holding the circuit court in the
counties OF the said eleventh circuit, and O re-
peal chatter lie OF the general laws OF 1854 en-
titled an act relating aud comforting civil
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13
CHAPTER 20g.


An ACT relating 10 the safe CT lands for unpaid
taxes, and amendatory Of section Efty-fVe Of
chapter twenty-five of the general iaw5 OF this
state, Of the year 1889
The people o. the state OF Wisconsin, represented
In senate aud assembly, 30 enact as follows
Section 1. Section ffty-fve OF chapter twenty
to of the general laws Of This state. OF the year
a. D. 1885, s hereby anle nde1, by adding thereto
the Lowing words: :" And the fees for the pu0li-
cation Of any notice Of sale OF lands Tor taxes and
of the time redemption Of lands sold for xss
will expire, in newspaper published Ia any other
than the EDsizh Language, shall be appOrtIoGsd
upon the several parcels OF land Advertised pro
cordance with tho provisions Of section hftS-oue Of
chapter thirteen OF the revised statutes; and all
paid upon any lands, shall be lien thereon until
paid, equally with sue unpaid taxes"
zee. 2. This &C. snail take effect and be IN force
from and after its passage and publication
App oved March 20, 1S5i ss CoPY-
Published April 6. Is64I
CHAPTER 265.
IN ACT to protect the interests Of the creditors
OF deceased persons.
The people OF the state OF wisconsin, repr=tsn
IL senate and assembly, Do enact as follows:
Section l. Whenever there shall be just reason
10 sppre bend that the q deceased person,
as set f@rth in the inventory returned into court
By his executor ADM nistrator may De ms ufc-
lent pay the debts OF the estate, any
Of judgment creditors ere =hose claims
against tue estate shall have been allowed By the
county judge or commissioner. may, behalf OF
all bring action in the circuit court ths
county where the letters testamentcry or Of sd-
miuistration were granted, 10 reaeh and 20
sale any real estate or interest therein, or aBy
other assets lot ciuded in such inventory. which
according 20 law SIGHT 10 be subjected 70 the pay
/ ment Of such debts.
Sec 9 Such action shall not be brought TO trial
until il shall be aimed Shether the estate In
the hands such executor or administrator. shall
be suf3ci pay tbe detts o. tos estate, and u
found icient. then such action shall be dssInis
/ sed at tie cost OF the plsintiG therein
See s If found be insult eiens. then said action
! may be proceeded in 70 trial and Judgment. ana
| any property described ia the complaint, whicr
ought By aw to he subjected % the payment II tbs
debts OF the d-ceasel, shall be sold under the or
der Of such court, and the proceeds, after payiB
costs shall be distrib ured pro rata, 20 the credit
ors OF the estate, according to the amounts du'
| them, respectively
See. 4. This act shall be in force and take efec
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-13
laws OF WISCONSIN
published Ma Cd Ct 1851
CHAPTER IT,.

- ACT to regulate the terms Of the e-' 5l5,jT7ai
sor the frst judicial circuit AID iet 1'---o--
terms of the SANE -,
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ATCardd,


Respectfully offering myservices to those
afflicted with diseased eyes, in Ottumwa and
surrounding country, -owe it alike to n.y.
self and those concerned. to state that am
not here to-day, and yondef sto.morfow for
the purpose ofspeculatifig on their affections
am under no disguises, am citizen Of
thu town, and as the tree is known only by
its fruit, persons who give me a fair trial will
be the true witnesses my skill. At all
events no one aoin suffer under my hands
from reckless experiments. 'fa5@sl ~ (
The eye is the master piece of the human
organizm. and when diseased should be
handled with the utmost skill, lest tile win
dows Of the soul be forever darkened. do
not profess to touch as with the finger of
healing magic, and scatter diseases in the
taoinkling Of an eye; yet, having spent much
time and money in trying to make myself
master Of such diseases, think hazard
little in stating tina. persons confiding in my
treatment viii have no cause to complain Of
misplaced confidence. .i,i - ~ t1,sa1s5
l propose to treat cancers and diseases re.
quiring confidential treatment. ae
will Insure cure in every case on con.
ditions made known when consulted. =
Charges reasonable Consultations free
Office up stairs over Mr.. Inskeep's store,
entrance in the rear Of the building. Office
hours from o'clock a. m. to o. IN.
JOSEPH KNOWLAND.
Oct. Is lS64-2t.
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AT a me ing Of citizens of 0ttum w held
1t the Office Of He1der- hott & Burton on
the 10th inst, for the purpose Of consider
ing the request Of citizens of D avis County,
to send delegation to Bonnfsll to confer
with other citizens OF the Border Counties
in reference to an organization for defense Of
the border, James Hlvlev, Esq was APP
pointed Chairman and j G. Meek Esq,
Secretary Fhe following gentlemen were
desc ,nated a. delegates from o tumwa, tn.
wit; Mayor NJ McFarin, A. NJ. Bonnifeld,
and Capt T. j Zolar's
The delegates thu. appointed atten led
the mesin, at Bloomfield on M,nlay.
and reported on their return that Rsgi-
ment of Davis C,lnty Militia was organized
by the election of a Colonel and other off,
GERS. Among the resolutions passed by the
meeting was one recomman ling the Govern
or to call out for the defense of the Borde-
. argument each from Van Buren,. Davis,
Wapello and Appanoose Counties.
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NJ AltBLE HALL
Dining and Oyster saloon.

The undersigned would inform the citi-
zens of Ottumwa and the pnblic generally,
that he has removed his Saloon into the
second story of the Carroll House, Gimme
diatey above his former room. ).where he is
better prepared now than heretofore to ac-
coumodate those who may favor him with
call. lie has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and is prepared to furnish
Warm meals at any hour IN the morning
or euentn0.
- Fresh Oysters received daily BY Ex-
press.
Remember the place, Marble Hall. Carroll
House building second story.
Dec. 3, 1863 VIM. A. NOLL.
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Iowa Items.

A FIRE at Iowa City consumed half block
of buildings.
The excitement accustomed by the re-
ports of the invasion Of the State extended
to Des Moines. A large force was called
ont and Col. WILLIAMSON placed in com.
mapd.
The Poweshiek murderers have all been
released on their recognisances of $1,000
each. The Fleners have not been caught.
1t ia estimated that the total proceeds of
the State Fair were $1,000. The expenses,
including salaries Of officers, &C., amount
ed to 5000, leaving margin of 5000.
A splendid engine called "General Reid
and costing $22, 900, was recently placed on
the Des Monies Valley r. R.
The EddyviIle Star states that large
wooden factory is about to be erected in that
place.
The Abba Union says great many old
Democrats in Monroe County are going to
vote for Lincoln and Johnson Such is the
account we get from every other quarter.
A vote in the Oskaloosa jail was taken a
few days since, resulting votes for McClel-
Ian and none for Lincoln. Another straw.
The Copperhead paper at Keosauqua, the
Neos, has been discontinued. 1t seem. that
the. people didn't appreciate 1t.
The Abba Union says that Judge Towns.
end Of Monroe County, Democrat for
many years, ia peace man and Is going to
vote for LIE Grand Byington in preference to
the regular Democratic candidate for Con.
gress in this District.
We learn from the Independence Guar
dian that in one instance there was q prefer
N Buchanan county of $1,000 for substi-
tute These are larger figures than usual.
CoxISc Is.-The drafted men are COM
ing in constantly. Decatur County sent
up alarge delegation on Sunday last. The
armysis going to be Reinforced to : consid.
ersble extent BY the draft in Iows.-Ssass
Registsr.
a :. ! . i -
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To William n. Garrison and Matilda Hough
You and each of you hereby notified that the
petition Of Tabitha NJ. Ross is file In the Of
fce Of the ERIK OF the District Court Of wapello
county Iowa, In which petitioner asks the Court to
decree the specified performance OF q CONTRACT, da-
ted January 9th, 1864. by which said William b. Gar
rson agreed to convey by deed in fee to petitioner
Lot No. 2S3 in the city Of Ottumwa, Iowa, and I'M
less each of you appear and make defense to said
petition or before Of the second day of the
next term of the District Court of Wapelo county,
Iowa, to be commenced on the 2Sth day Of Novem-
Der, 1864, default will be taken against you, and de
cree rendered In accordance With the prayer of Pc
tton and costs. NJ. J. WILLIAMS,
Sept. Is, 1s64-4w Atty for Petitioner.
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DROBATE NOTICE.

Last Will and Testament Of Savannah Abrahams
deceased. In County Court ct wspello county,
Iowa s.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9Th day OF Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1884, an instrument Of writing pur-
porting to be the last win and Testament Of SUSAN
and read In open court, and the first Monday In
November, A. D. 1854, being the zth day Of SAID
month, Is fixed by the coprt as the day on which
At which time and place all persons interested may
be heard. +. BIGHAM.
Sept: ~, lsS4-4w County Judge.
Publish four weeks In the Ottumwa Weekly Cour-
Ter. 7. BIGHAM County Judge
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:, New FIRM We call the attention Of our
readers to the card OF Messrs. Hendershott,
White, & Co.. in another column. They
hive opened an Auction ard Commission
business, corner of Main and Market Streets,
and viii deal in Dry G,ols, Yankee No
lions g.. We wish them success. -a
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The attention If military ma il Guile IN
the motto" Of the orgm'zin, con nittee of
this ,untv calling meeting OF officers
to organize regiment. Companies who have
not organized AMI qualified, are requested
to do so, IN order that they may get their
arms. and aid in forming battalion in this
cOuntv
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We are requ csted to say that Capt. w
II. P. Norris is raising company for one
years's service, and that he will furnish to
any township delinquent which will raise
the highest bounty the men to fill its quota
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Hon. @. B.n. D,ryin, electr at large,
will sp AK on current political issues at the
CURT House in this city OF Wednesday,
October 26th, at | o'clock IN
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LroUoRs. Mr. II Box has purchased the
Whoessle Liquor Establish nent on Market
Street lately kept by Mr.. Tyler. Mr. B.
viii keep pure article of Liquors, Wines
and Brandies. for medical purposes.
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Business in our city was never bett II
than at present. The trade Of the city in all
departments is increasing, aud will be i'm
mense this fall and winter.
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county.

Two Missouri bashvhackers, John and
James F,gett, father and s,n, w,r. arrest
ell in this city o, T,,sd,y, AMI taken to
Bloomfield.
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CLAIM AGENCY,
SPECIAL ND7ICES,
CHEROKEE REMEDY AND IN

We call the attention ofour female readers {, the
advertisement In our columns of the CHERoKRR REM
EDY and Injection, for the cure Of FEuor Albus or
the whites. These vegetab lie compounds have been
found most sovegn specific for this use, by the re-
RODS OF the female system, often inter-upted nv
FIuor Atbus. They certain TO cure speedily and
thoroughly, and contain mineral poisons- are
perfectly tnnocuons to the most delicate orga nj IA
tlon They are also the best and effective cure
of Gonorrhea and elect yet discovered Can for
CheroKee Remedy or Injection. Soil by ali Drug
gists throughout the country. (oct6 m
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7aess Bonds arc Exempt from Tdcdtton By any
State or Aapicipal authority.
Subscriptions TO these Bonds are received In uni
ted States notes or notes of the National Banks
They to Be REDEEMED IN Coin, at the pleasure OF
the Governments, At any period not less than ten
more than torty years from their date, and antil
their redemption FIVE RkR CENT IErEREsT WILL m
PAID IN oois on Bonds of ATTY and hundred dollars
annually; Bonds OF 1--WE hundred dollars and over
semi an uaiy. The interest is payable the first
day Of March and September In each year. gftsa
As these bonds are exempt from municipal or State
taxation their yalne Is increased from TO three
per cent per annum, according to the rate Of tax
ieyies In various parts of the country.
At the present premium on gold they pay better
than any other investment that can be had at par.
SUBSCRIBERS will receive either Registered or Cou-
pom Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bonds
arereccvded on the ks OF the U. Treasurer, aud
pom Bonds are able to bearer and are more con-
venent for commercial uses.
These bonds may be ed for In sums from
$50 up to any magnitude, the terms, and are
thus made equally available yhe smallest lender
and the largest capitalist. They can be converted
into money at any pomsn and the holder will have
Subscribers to this loan viii have the option Of
having their Bonds draw interest from Mirch 1st,
ted States notes. the notes Of the National Banks
adding ffty per cent for premlum,) receive them
drawing interest from the date transcription and
Drafts on st. Louis, Chicago, and New York will
be received In payment ofaubscriptions to this
The usual commission allowed to Banks and Binkers
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
tof8s sish KEOKUK
Deals in all classes Of U. 8. Bonds Inter est Coupons
Of all kinds Of u. 8. Bonds bought collected; Gov.
ernment Vouchers Orders on the U. g. Psymaster for
Bouu4y or Back Pay, cashed or collected.
EXCHANGE on all the principal cities, and Gold
and silver bought and Sold. 81 ~. ~ 4
4l INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
or al ORGANIZATIONS for sale. A discount offs per
cen, mass, IN salss Of sioo and sP.ssds.
k.f, roorE, cnhi.r. las I, isssrSu
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81 ExPREss.--We are informed by VT.
Ogden, agent of the Western Stage Compa-
ny. that an exbrsss is to be run on their
stages through the southern tier.