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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-11


business in all its various branches.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
Heintends keeping at all times fullsupply
of ready made furniture, suchas
Sofas Bureaus, Socables, Tables Chairs OF
various kinds, Bedsteads, Wash stands.
And is fact every thing that is usually found
in well ordered establishment of the kind, and
any thing in his line tn at he may not have Will
be made to order on the shortest notice.
He intends keeping Hearse, and VIII
make and deliver cofflns to any point desired,
on short notice.
GIVE HIM A CALL
andosee his goods before purchasing alsew here
Shop in Kings building, opposite the Yellow
Corner, Stevens old stand FRANK. b, DAY. .
Aug 80. l66l.-ly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-11
HELMB0LD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

COMPCUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Va Positive and Specific Remedy for dseas
es of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, and Drop
sical Swelliugs. -...
This Medicine increases the power of Diges.
ton, and excites the Absolbents into healthy
action, by which the Wutery or Calce,ous de
positions, and Unnatural Enlargements arere'
duced, as well as Pain and inflammation.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-11

Use Helmbold's Extract Buchu for all atfec-
tions and diseases of the Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Male or Female, from W hat
ever cause originating and no matter of How
Long Standing.
Diseases fthese Organs requires the aid Of
Diuretic, Helmbolds 5 Extract Buchu is the
great Diuretic, and is certain to have the de-
sired effect in all diseases for which it is recon
mended, Evidence of the most reliable and
responsible character, will acconpay the medl.
cine.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for $500. De-
livered to any Address, securely packed from
observation. Describe Symptoms in all COM
municatious; Cures uaranteed-Advce gratis
Address letters for information to
H. b. ilElMBOLD, Chemist,
No. l04 South Tenth St. bel. Chestnut, Phla.
HELMBoLD'S Medical Depot,
hELMBOLD'S Drug and Chemical Ware
house, 594 Broadway, New York.
Beware Of Counterfsits and Unprincipled
Dealers who endeavor to dispose "of their own
and "othe" articles on the reputation attained
by HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARA.
TlONS, Extract Buchu, Sarsaparila and I'm.
proved Rose Wash.
olI hvn oil ats At g.,
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N THE + EVENING NEWS.
rur soIpIRR,s BONG.


Aro vou all hore. boysf- We are here.
vii, Won stapd by the Unions Never fear.
Then for Abraham and the nation
Let us fight like al ereation-
Give the "ehivalry" " taste OF Yankee cheer.
Have YOU been in rebel prisOnsl See our boneS
Have YOU buried any comradese Count the
stones .a
Then for Abraham and the nation
Fight 'em boys, like all creation
Give the traitors ample measure for their groans
God 81 iust-you all know II That we do.
God Is nirhtier than svilf Very true.
Then for Abraham and the nation
f, Let us fight like all creation, .....
Till our buiietS pierce rebellion through and
through.
Have You sweethearis and wivest We are men.
Then dash away your tears. And what then
Why. for Abraham and the nation.
You will fight IKE all creation,
Till the Union, strong AZ ever, lives again.
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AN ACTUAL OccURRBNcg.-Af few days
since, little boy, aged about six years,
entered business house in this town ana
the profane proprietor said TO him.: HOW
are you my son: Hurrah for Jesus
Christ and General Jackson" "lwont
do it" said the little boy; I'm hurran
for jackson, but I won't for Jesus
"Why not |" said the proprietor: =" be
cause he's secesh," answered the little lei,
low. WHO told you that, my son
queried the gentleman. 40 know ne ,e
is" replied the youngster. ~ hear all
the seeeshioners swear by Him |" ms Is
fact; and with a moral, too.-PGrdro
Hmes s a.fHF =a -..- a.
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BLOOD TO FIow.--0ne Of the delegates
from the South Carson precinct lNeIada
Territory to the Demo ocritic Convenuon'
said in conversation that within six months
Union men would be sIhots down m'tne
SfeSt8I Of EClrS6n Ike dogs. n,
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NAANHAls-C. {. Warner, F. 4, K0wr. J"hn UlI'
llE ant +. Ruhling
German Union Club
Third Waui Club.
Fourth War! club.
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HON. JOHN COSSESS,

HON. JOHN CONSESS,
HIS EXCELLENCY GOvR SYE,
W. IL. CLAGETT,
HON. HENRY EDGERTON,
JUDGE c. VI. BROSNAN,
HON. CHARLES f. DeLONG,
COL. CHARLES A. SUMNER,
HON. JOHN A. COLLINS,
HON. WI. VI. STEwART,
DIR. II. VI. BEN, and several others.
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"CAp IN HAND the 2Sth Of May,
1861, scarcely two months after the firing
upon Sumter, the Richmond JYhig said OF
the Northern people: I've must bring
these enfranchised slaves back to their true
condition. They have long very properly
looked upon themselves as our social inte-
riors-as our serfs their mean. niggardly
lives, their low, vulgar and sordid occupa-
tions, have ground this conviction into
them" Then, after speaking Of the North
ern determination to put down the rebel
lion, and saying that their uprising has
all the characteristics of ferocious, ser
vile insur1ection," the editor concludes
that the war ''will enable US to restore
them to their normal condition OF vassai-
age, and teach them that cap in hand is
the proper attitude of the servant before
his master" And with "cap in hand "
the whole Copperhead party now stand be-
fore their masters ready to do their bid
ding The remarks of, the Wig are per-
haps entirely just, when applied to TINS TINS
class of our people, for they have ever
been slaves to the party, and the party mas
been the vassal of the South.
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BAcKwooDs EIooUENCE.-A man on
his trial foi murder, having been found
guilty by the evidence, is supposed to
have been successfully defended by his
counsel in the following speech: Thou
shalt not kill" Now If you hang my
client YOU transgress the Commands slick
as grease, and as plump as goose's egg
in loafer's face. Gentlemen, murder is
murder, whether committed by twelve
iurymen or an humble individual like my
client. Gentlemen, do not deny the
fact of my client having killed man
No such thing, gentlemen. We may
bring the prisoner in "guilty," the hang
man may do his duty, but will that exon
crate you. No such thing. In that case
YOU will be murderers. Who among you
is prepared for the brand of Cain TO be
stamped upon his brow to-days Who,
freemen. Who, in this land of liberty
and hghts Gentlemen, ! will pledge my
word not one of you has bowie-knife
No, gentlemen, your pockets are odorifer-
GUS with the fumes of cigar cases and to-
bacco. You can smoke the tobacco oi
rectitude in the pipe of peaceful con-
science but hang my unfortunate client,
and the scaly alligators of remorse will
eallop through the internal principles Of
your animal viscera, until the spinal ver-
tebra of your anatomical and your ply
siological construction is turned into a rail
road for the grim, CORY goblins of despair,
Gentlemen, beware of committing MUIR
der! Beware, I say, of neddling with
the eternal prerogative! Gentlemen, l ad.
jure you, by the manumitted ghost Of
temporary sanctity, to do no murder! ]
adjure you, by the name Of woman, the
main spring Of the tickling timepiece Of
times theoretical transmigration, to do nc
murder adjure you by the love you
have for the esculent and~ condimental
gusto of your native pumpkin, to do no
murder! I adjure you, by the American
eagle that whipped the universal game
cock of creation, and is now roosting on
the magnetic telegraph of times illustri-
Gus transmigration, to do no murder
And lastly, if you expect to wear store
made coats; if you ever expect free dogs
not to bark at you; if you ever expect to
wear boots mede of the free hide Of the
Rocky Mountain buffalo; and, to sum up
all, if you ever expect to be anything but
Sneaking, low-Aung, rascally, braided
small ends of humanity, whitfield down
into indistinctibility, aequit my client and
save your country.
The prisoner was acquitted, of course
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Masonic Notice.

THE STATED MEETINGS OF SILVER n
i Star Lodge. L. D.. OF +. and \. MasonS, w
Gold HILL are held on SATURDAYS Of, or N
next preceding the full moon In each month.
Callel Meetings every Saturday evening, At 65s
o'clock Brethren in good standing are invited 10
wit :, ETTLINGER. Sec'y.
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Territorial Eair.

'PHE ANNUAL FAIR OF THE wAsHOE AG-
i ricultural, Mining and Mechanical Society. viii
~ held at Carson City. commencing the SECOND
MONDAY OF OCTOBER, lst4.
By order of the Directors.
ORION CLEMENS, Secretary.
V TREAnWAY. TrrasIirer angl3 81
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ITO pay the sannuAlexpen1os u1H M
the deficit any, foE the ~ fon ths
enable me ctale " " s.1i spIpSit5StS1tE1r1
startt the State May ccneraet -..,.;.tic-,
not exceeding NS1y. unoeL 1sGH c.!s. =, n.ovids
OF 70 srss!er amounI' IL n'eSeS"''fJ - :.
lOr Thn sne io pIonc GesGn,e: ~. o,i1u..tI-
oy cnteis W. q - aIi61tsd ~
unGn ss ~ tne Doc'.TI l0tt 1JkfnS.hs.1nsea
sslns Ia SSp ol ~ y. .Sr s.... tss"snrv h.
nav tbs ss,ps 'io Ai'ne' ~ 'A'
PHy lno haane. ..@a. -
seetiyn @ 1 The LegiIs'urs - pfsSASpy ~ ~
r unhoiu u aH equAl nate " a8,1s,.. :.
n snu Ana s1eu ~ ~ ii
sna,, sscn,e Juss ss1AOa .,S-. -. lrs.o,.
ine ,niSss and mIniD1 sIsIm! ~ nSa.ssS~ n
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sust 1Is.-s,s "A siT~
nuuieIpI,, .ts.hIa r""oo.."
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sists N sao'' r',ua. ~ 49, .I.I,,s
me proceeos OI Mnn Vss I.I "a ~ ~
place o. tne .~or1' taa -GC.n n1 o9,S A. IN. m.
eluoinG mines sna nia,ak -
regarded as the mo" impof'1n' enAuSO "AosO y!
the Convention. Iy,sdTn.. q q nLsin,Lt,.
Article A OF Tue 9le Sonsn.uo5, =. w S. " =;
sries, was amenoe1 ,s 70 =. ~ A. -. M ,Ssn
stricken out and Transferred to the schednis
.-L- kklLcLE, ,.!is1 nDSA - - -. =,
PROVIDES for the eiecli2nt olse HE!nHAsAt.oO ~ "
asuperintenuent OF fuunc ms.lue1SoI, ICY ~.
tns estaDisnmentoi yStSt1
70 oe Ssi :.
frict falling 70 n,sn.oin snsb scAooI e. IN s.rs
Of liz months OF PERMITTING seetsf,sn instFuetioo
SnheaI TI sy Tsp iS1t e.soS
lSSs as viii tend tend e secure ssnst: .itsAdI O
Con1ras. for s5noatIo.:i H.,,.s:-"a - m ~
Eonrcrf of Income aysSisble IN fI,s 1r,ts ~.
solemnly., set apart auda oIsdksdI "a ~ SSs,,oci
| Enna Ike jnterest oniv of v6ch |. - ~ dI.a.IsS
| tsT Hrn rsta srrordinS "a fhc S1n;S-. "a Ssi7-.
hotr,aon Sir and eIoStaen var, 49,. d. S.sS
conntv FioatiSe sc6oof iaSa srr:st. q: = +.
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snSooisp Tba GovsSnnrt SsSrats,v ~ nSs,1 .nS
~ n IN "A NM.
" 1890 - Shx TfrIvsxSItt IN.
Sei. e. ~ a.. ror- 90" ~. T~S.s..r.. -
scnoo,s Ipt .no wa " - - 2fsstSTt.9 ~
elect tneI suSCessorS ssu noaiu ~, W
oIenn.s ~. -. ls.i..ti. ~ .a'D!hs. AM
- bPSeaiH ~ aotAS.IIsAv =. - ,.
Ilap ,tnal luclton in 'Ae soAo"a'po " oAa'"V
pr0gnio'IteeL p,gl.lt %. q ~ IN, L,l,L 49,
Ins smeaa. sae ~ ~ ~ M ~
el olu o S9ns!a!on - LyhnS1s ~ ~ y ES EsoI
tpe " ~
sorry, oV asAing tef nc GGosont ~ W ~
appropriation 70 ssnoOt putPOSt SSNVvV
acres granteoio ior' ntsrnal llmpTosmsntGiaAa ne u
some less Important pntlcpJefhIT- ". E 50
4iiaupy :ARTIGLE xurAnhILIA ..ssssu
Requires the LegiIlatpre n ,ppoYldo Ar -e5f1n'
izIng and disciplining the mill md Ap ehAciSs
encouragement OF volunteer sprpl etc - Itves
the GoVernsr power 10 cAH out tn1. mtIsn -
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Enpineers. Attention.

THE NEVADA TERRITORY ENGINEER'S
Il Association, No. !. meets every SATURDAY
EVENING Al ~ O'Clock, at Turn-ferein Hall, Goid
H!l Members are requested TO be punctual In at
tendance d. c. MORRIS, President.
JSo B. MORROw Secretary. Sh u
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Found,

4 MEMORANDUM BOOK, BELONGING TO
n JOHN THOMPSON, containing receipts, bills,
etc was found In Gold Hill yesterday, and lett at
thIs Once The owner can have IL by calling, and
paving for this advertisement.
God HAl August u, lS6I. augl2 u
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TIE San Francisco Gall is responsioie
for the following, apopos Of the "McClei-
Ian Broom Rangers"
AN APPROPRIATE SYMBOL
Since Art built houses for the human.
broom's the sceptre Of a woman
The symbol still Its meaning keeps
For instance, note McClellan'I sweeps,
Who bear their brooms while seeking Quiirreps'
Significant of George BIS laurelsi
In warfare an old woman, he, o..
The broom should still bis banner be. -..
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CrOckery and NTIassWnrt.
TUST RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID STOCK
al or Crockery and Glassware Of the latest EnGhsn
snd French manufacture. HOuSekeepers and others
.rS invited 70 examine our new wares.
t;oId HE June Il. 1854. jnl7
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Out TO the Divide, where the Gold Hill and
american Flat Clubs will take their places in line
commensurate by the right down street 10 Carson;
thence down Carson TO D: up d TO Smith; up
smith TO G: down c 10 the speakers stands.
The following EMINENT SPEAKERS will ad-
fh.
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Third niNinion.
Fourth Division

ANHSHALS-JOhn II. Mills. Charles r. biurS, JnO
h. Winters and Samuel Hyatt.
Gold Hill Clubs.
American Flat Club.
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-. CIo.hin

Blankets and Clothing.
NEW STOCK OF BLANKETS OF DIFFERENT
4 Qualities and prices. Also, limited stock OF
iothing suitable for Miners wear, VIII 6s sold very
-ShssP;; II,, Tura Il 1884. inT
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VERY Low RATE

And on terms that cannot fail to prove satisfactory.
Applyt0 E. +. GLOVER,
Al the American City Land Once. ut American
CITY TO JOSEPH LORIEA.
No Il South street. Virginia City.
NB-Iiberal donations made for Church and
school purposes. THOMAS HARDY.
T.. +. GLOVER,
FRED. A. BENJAMIN,
tn;sa 3nl CHARLES H0SMER.
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Groceries.

lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
y GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco, which
r W. will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
sind OF goods can b. bought In the Territory. Al
grr Groceries and Provisions are fresh. Goods de-
IVered Free OF Charge. kORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hin Jnne NJ lSt4 Inl7
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p u o G r 4 VI VI T..

Firat DiVisiOa.
AIEsHALs-R J. Graves, Thomas PeaSleE, Fran
Parks, H. Il. BlaiSlell and ". z. Bdleman.
First Wapi Club.
RlOwerS Club.
Virginia Glee Club and Speakers In Carriages.
Second Ward Club.
Red Mountain Club.
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The STATE SEAL OF kASsAs.-The
following may or may not be tTue-at all
events it is the explanation of Sol. Miller,
of the Kansas Caief, as to the adoption of
the State Seal of Kansas: The following
is a correct history of the motto of the
Kansas State Seal, and its meaning" I'D
Astra per Aspera." When it was deter
mined to procure seal, a premium was
offered to the person who should furnish
the best design. A great many specimens
were sent in-among them, was one from
skillful Italian designer and engraver in
New York, named Adolph Astra. The
design was accompanied by a note from
the engraver written by his clerk and
bookkeeper Andrea Spera. The note con-
cluded thus: II trust the design will
prove acceptable; in which case I would
if desired, propose an appropriate motto.
AID. AsTRA,
Per A. SPERA.
The committee were SO delighted with
the design, which was that Of our present
State Seal, that they Immediately adopted
it. They mistook the signature to the
note for a motto, and also adopted that,
thinking it had reference to the manner in
which the bufaloes on the seal threw their
tails.
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Wines and Liquors

ITyE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Bay = new and choice stock Of Foreign and
kraerScan Wines Brandies and other Liquors, which
ne offer at remarkably Low Rates For Cash,
49, = = KORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hin, June u. iSfI. jnlT
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KNOWN TO BE RICH,

And which Is being rapidly developed by large and
well organized mining companies, some OF them
"rectng costly machinery now. and all OF them pros
rcntng the work their numerous shafts anu tuii-
'tSls with Vigor .. -
And the pruprietOrS. THOMAS HARDY CO..
late Norton Hardy & Co.. are selling lots al Il
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WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAY
w sold all our interest in the Saloon known as
Todd Chase's Sample Room, In Gold Hill, TO j.
Pedler and 0. Il. Carpenter. We would respectIuliy
oNcIt for them the Continued patronage Of ourcash
customers TODp ShAsEs
Gold Hill Sept IL. lS6I. SEW
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George W. Bird.aII, Grand Marshal.

AIDS
Frank Parks, r. J. Graves. X. q. Blai>,lel. Thomas
PeaSley w T. Bidleman, e. C. Warner. T..
4. Rowe, John Gillg. Z Ruhling.
John II. Mills. c. X. Olney. sam
HYATT, J. b. Winters, 7.
Robson. JnO. Altman.
y. W. WintOu.
ORDER OF FOR NATION.
khkhI 10 rest on corner OF c and sutton avenue.
and 10 Dc formed by First Want Club. The other
Ctubs expected 10 form at their respective Club
Rooms, and be in line. according to programme. Al
PRECISELY ~ O'clock p. v.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Z = O III III 1 L < Z On II III oh -
VIRGINIA:
Mayor r. L. Arick, Col. Charles n Sumner,
Hon. Jas, IL. Harlly Hon John A. Collins,
Hon. VIM NJ Stewart. ten. I. II. Williams.
Capt H. G. BlaiSdelI }. ii. Latham,
JOseplI Barnet Judge Ferris,
Lucien Herman. Fred SchloSS,
John Gillig J. ". Staleler,
\, Ltndaucr, T. batenah'
A. X Grim, Dan Block,
Louis Eeusier, I. A. Trte,
Henry p. Cohen, John 4. Paxton.
I G. Clark ChaS. Ii. Fish,
George b. Cobb. Fred Rurth,
Il. N.GravcS. + 4. DeL1nd,
John Adams.
Gold Hill:
P. b. Hedley. Hon. !. H. Mills.
VI. Korn. Hon. j. b. Winters.
VI. Frankenheimcr.
silver City:
A. KonenIan. Capt. Charles Gznay.
VI. Alder,
Carson:
Governor ]. ". Syc, Hon. Orion Clemens.
Joe. RoSenStock. Pete Hopkins.
Marcus Meyer.
Dayton:
A. Sutro. NJ. Meyer.
Committee ON Arrangements:
sam. WasSerman, J. RegenS6erger,
~ llirSchman, John kranSenthal.
b. \. Greencwald Wm. Bremei
TICKETS, ::::::g::: 4: Sd OUs
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Chemicals.

THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM MILL
men that th4r have Just received aconpiete
.tock OF Chemicals for Quartz-mlllng purposes.
-. in th- TerTitory KORN BROTHERS
T;oIJ Him June II. lSsI jnlT
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GEO. W. BIRDSALL.

So The MarshalS OF the respective Ward Gibbs
are particularly commanded to be prompt in hAr-
INK their Clubs in line at h' O'Clock, the line VIII
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FULL STOCK on HAND AND 61R s4aI SALE
~ 11,p{fJm p{ lima II lS.;I inH
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William Evans
xyorR MEMORANDUM BOOK IS AT THIS
Once Please call, pay for this S.,a,S
.nff take yoaf property. GIee.
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Pure and Wholesome Water

Tan be easily obtained any part OF it by digging
IRON ten TO thirty feet, from the numerous natu
raj springs and mining tunnels In IL and the hills
that surround u.
II is surrounded by hills which protect and render
il conparaiiyey free from the tOrnadOeS 50 frequent
in most OF our mountain towns.
IL Is in the midst OF 4 Mining District
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Patrick White,
4, nRpER FoR MONEY, PAYABLE TO YOU
a "a Al this once. Call and get IT,
13od MA August q, Q64. AS
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Octobeth ls6I. IocitdI :, Grand Marshal.
AMERICAN CITY.
AMERICAN CITY

Before purchasing elsewhere, and the following n-
liucementS and advantages will present themselves
iOrecommend this beautiful town site TO their favor
II is level and fertile, and an abundance o!
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The following Is u corrected copy Ofthe new sche-
dule of stamp duties under the new revenue law,
which took effect on August LIST. 1851:
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shall draw for long md short terms hlf roaR
out the day after the general slectlon 10 leG aa1
the other half two years later.
sections 10 aadiIl pfovtds 1T est5i6f "a. he
same rule Ee.Peciing A1.eRtlylen;u; adj
Section l2 makes the ntIt session q fthe LeeiSlS.
rture commsnee ON the secondD MoAhny oIEDeesu.
Der next the second on The first AondAy, af jan.
nary, 1856 succeeding Bssdonb 10 b 6Eld bienni.
ally, commencing on the h1Jt N0nlayof! JGuRGry.
Section Is continues all Teritorisl and Sounty
officers under the State organization tn 5B1uaFy.
1861. and the. Probate judges w ~, District
election % IN ia Lander SSusss T n.st Ss SotsmSss1H
Section "A continues the TerdtestA qNesn GU
election and qualification Of State omeerG
Section IS axes the terms Of the suprsn' md
District Courts. - ,a-.i-A- -.
Section l6 and II. .fx the salaries q tha ptstfif
n. .oOO; Secoud, s4.0O0; Thlh - Eou11fe3ooo;
Filth, e36OO; sixth, et00i ssvsuth e6,ooo;
/ EtUhth' n 600 Ninth, e5OOQ
'Seetion Is requires state ofpeell l1vt00etsd y
enter on their dulles on the nrss ASedaI q DE-
Sember next, Had continue nl ssas1 ~
sufreme aud District JudeeL
sectiou 90 rslateIS q the .e0hn1tnu1ng GnA
qualifying ofthe first State 9@Sef1 eA4a District
tndor.. and requires the "StAtS Coutf6iItf anA
Treasurer 70 give eouds in eSo0oo eseA,
Section 2l rsquFeI countlSss tD1nC oll- 70 pro-
vide for supporting their own o9icefh,, .,S
Section u provides for filing vteAneis2
go Section "a Ransf.eS rateS pcndiG t61AD Tss.
ritorial Probate Courts TO the Di.tret ScgftA
2 Section "a limits taxAt3on foF tthe afSE tATsO
years g one per ssns. eld sH..iesrA ~ tAsDG
Section 35 attaches RoOp totWAAAoe. county,
for Judicial, Legislative, revenue AOd county DuS.
: Section ss nsked prpHt6m SsupsAlAAs COZ
copies Of the debates and PEoseedtan sf ~