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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20

,g-Forty boxes filled with the archives
of the rebel Government have reached
Washington. Among thenlare important
documenis duplicating JEFF Davis in the
assassination conspiracy. If these docu4
ments are deemed strong. enough toAcon
vict him Of participation in this conspiracy
he viii probably be tried by Military
Commission on that charge. Should it be
determined, however, to fry him for trea-
son, the trial will take place before civil
court. s-..,...-.
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Vineyard, ~, PasSaie, New Jersey,
s.sx q PURE AND -FOUR YEARS OLD =
FOR THE COMMUNION TABLE,
Ios Fol Family Use. nd edIcui Purposes.

.
This 10 an article DIVINE. from the Pure Bort Gta ape
Ju-ce fermented, without the addition OF spirits or
any liquors whatever. Has a full ody ffeh Iavor
snd slightly stimutating None is disposed of INIT
b The beneficial effect derived from its use il as
tonlsritg thousands, and CANNOT be realized from
OfHE R WINE, nor from the thousands OF Patent
Bttefs o W Ccro wding Jhedma Tx ct. ol9t--i TiL
All who try il express their surprise that SO deli,
Oacas line is ii euuced in this country and that IL
y go far different from what they h ad eepee ted !
Some who have called it humbug and trash before
ssibg or knowingit was the pure grape Juice but
thinking It was berry wine, have leuad out their
mistake aud now lay their lives in the use Of this
sNlneHy1 terra eds sDoIL5q g1lb0uOs51To9 1H ! ssag
Ecc@Uent TOR Females and WeGkLu Perso4s and
the COsG8antpSiGs.o gro &c s1sN sI!oqfni Fcoi 10
A great Remedy for Kidney Affections, Rheuma.
tsn1 and Bladder Difficulties,
Z sIty Il once, dSI y0W aeiH mot be deceived -roJ
az Be sure the ;Lgnatnre Of ALFEsD SPRER is over
The cork OF each bottle Sold BY 4ial -slia 5sE
f. ROBINSON " andI rWMEREER Il
a.. ,r,o, e-s tCs-ARF&,s Kcnoshn,pae1 eg
Druggists, and all first class Dealers who also sell
the CASTILLO qP0RT BRA%DY,F4 choice old arti.
Gle imported only by Mr. Speer direct ON the aults
of Oporto. 80, tEh
g Trade Supplied in Chicago, by LORD 4 SMITH,
and by A.. SPEER, at his vlaeY ard, New Jersey
Prtncipa Once s05, Broadway, NY.
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From Rev. J. H. Turner, Pastor of Heddng NJ, E. Ch
| Philadelphia. II
| DR.. Jackson Dear Sir :--Haeing used your Ger
man Bitters in my family frequently, prep rec
10 say that has been OF great service o=iieve tina
IN most cases of general debility OF the system it l.
the safest and most valuable remedy OF which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
J. ii. TURNER,
| 81 10000 No. 1875 N. Nineteenth Street
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REMARKS.

We are determined to maintain the good reputation
of the Factory gained under the msnagement of Mr
Cation. the former proprietor. We will male non,
but pure woelseryiceabte goods just as we agre,
with all persons, and under any cir ance
refuse to rectiiy any errors that may be made In
business and Intend to make 1t for the interest of tbs
farmers TO patron ze US. gzt
Burlington, Wis, April, 1866. p
= 4m4S LAWCON & PERKINS.
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A FORTUNE!
EmplOyment for EVorYh0dVi

Great Sale Of .Je@sz}y. ~Uatches; Chains; Dia
maond Rings; >aiUer Ware; German & French
Fancy Goods; &c; ac01M ocer $500, OO0
.. All 10 be sold with0ut reSerue. Eyeryone
y - y tn h0ue @koneth,ne~ Vd3UdGte
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Published My u, 1865. !
GEHA HSrz( ~ 1n1

AN ACI TO sIneDd secilou Is ei chap %, If the
revised statutes, entitled rot the school and
b university lards.prsdJ .Dssggss-gs7 r ,aiI,
Sec. / Section = of chapter % Of the revise
statutes. entitled 'of school u university lands
is hereby amended, SO to reed As fotlows:-
"Section rs The clerks hereby authorized to be
employed snail be employed for such in1e as th..
said commissioners snail deem advisable, al a
price to be agreed upon by them. The claims
of such clerks for services rendered shall be
audited by the secretary of state, and pa OUT of
the several trusg funds in proportion to the
amount of each fund: proUided that no clerk
shall be paid for any time wbeii not actually and
necessarily employed IN the duties OF -ad ufiil e
Sec. 3 This ect shall take effect ard be il
INrce from aud aftsr IT. passage ana pg ijcatoD.
Approved a pui s. 1870 ~ ases 7oi as53
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,!51 List of the Articles. ay e 10
Gents Gold I,qDllng Case Watches ss5 to $3.50
Ladies' Gold Enameied Case Watches,, so So
Gents Hunting Case Silver WaLches, IS 7tl
Gents Gold Watches, double time, rs $50
Gold Plated Watches ia Mage Gases, 80 so
Cold PLACED Watches Enameed, for aides, 80 col
diamond Kings. ...................... so 100
Gold Vest and Neck Chains, ............. 10 > 80
Gold Oval Baud Bracelets, ;. 49,. - 81
chased Gold Bracelets, ..................S 5 :. 1UI
Chatetai"e ChaIbs ana GuaId Chains, 5 i2Ul
Soit&Ire aud Gold Broouhes,.............-4 A. il0l
Lava and FlorenLine Brooches......-4 6I
Coral, Opal and Emerald brooches .....~4 al
Mosaic jet, ava, and Foreutine Ear Drops, a 81
Coral, Opal and Emerald Ear Drops, .s 6i
California Diamond Breast Pins. $3.50 10 |
Gold Fob and Ves6 Watch Keys. ........5 $50 Z |
Fob and Vest RCbbon Slides, .s........ D. III
Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, Sipds, ect.,...3 10
Gold Thiinbies, Pencils, sete, .............4 81
Mlilature Lockes, i 49,. .......-4 81
miniature Lock, ts-Magic Spring, 8 i1OI
Gold Tooth Picks, Crosses, etc =. .......5 10 /
Pam Gold Rings, Chased Gold RINGS i'll
Stone SEE and Sgnet RiDgs,........... 1OJ
California Diamoud Rings. 100. 8 10
Ladies' Jeweiry in Sels-Jet and Go.d.. 8 ISL
Ladies' Jewelrysin sets-Cameo Pc RI ETC., nj
God Pens Silver Extension Hoider& Pencil. lIOI
God Pens ana Mounted Holders, 8 101
Gold p ns and Gold ExtensIon Holders, AL
silver Gob'ets aud Drinking Cups , 20 sol
silver Casters, Fiuit and axe Baskets, rs sal
liver Tes&Fable Spoons FoI ks, per COZ ~ 4Ol
silver Plated Tea Pots and Coffee Urns, IS so I
Silver Plate Ice Pitchers Slolusses Cups, rs so
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= >: y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
VANS VAIN. BOURBON l BITTERs,
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON d. BlTTERS

healthy tonic, gentle stimulant and uteaualled
morning appetizer Prepared in ripe old Bour.
1. pom Being now used to the exclusion OF a 9TH
er suffers IN more than fifty United States Army
Hospitals, ami millions of private families, and
y Is the only popu ar medicine VIII ich has been eS
Pecaly exempted rom stump tao By the United
states government, on the ground of its having
q b. zen adopted as a standard ,.e1nsdU by tbs
. medical prOiesssop. -.-t...El -. 49, II
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From Res. j. Ne,cton Broon, D. d., Editor
:. AZ L "A Rnliccialls x

From Rec J. NeDton Brown, D. D., Editor
| 8 the Encyclopedia Of Religions Kmocledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Paten
Medicines in ithrough disrust of their ingred
ents and e6ectsl at COY sufficient why
may not tesuiy the benefits he believes him
self to have received from any simple preparation, in
the hope that he may thus contribute the benefit
others, : GEeE t1e a. e
do this the more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Biters, prepared by Dr. G. NJ Jackson this
city because was prejudced against them for many
yeas, under the preston that they chiefly
alcoholic mixture / am indebted to my friend, Robert
Shoemaker, ESQ., for the removal of this prejudice by
proper tests and for agement o try them when
suffering from great and long continued debility fine
of three bottles of these Btters at the beginning of
the present yearwas followed byevIdeft relief land
storaton to degree of bodily and rnentalvigr which
inot felt for six months before and had almost de-
spared of regainiLg. therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the of them.
: PHILAD'A, JUNE %, 1861 J. NEW BROWN.
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WaiE's Bourbon Bitters

e[Y they are made Of ingredients well knownt
and approved by the medical prQteSSion as bav
ing o0ace,1dt tonic properties are ooth powerful
ap9 p3easaet, with suffcient StTen0thenin0prop
critics to correct tho bilious arrangement of the
ID system, aud act like charm when tax en- accord.
9lng to diregtions as Il remedy for the following
diseases = Indtgest1on, Dyspepsid, Jdundics,
Lt0er A4ectionS, Loss Of 1ppetite, Loqoness Of
2 Spirits, -. - TIfsYYTl
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Published May Is 1865.
s'Eft as 263.

AN ACI 10 amend section 0S otehap 1877 of the
revised slatuiee, entiileu "ofevidence"
The people o. the state u Wiscons III epresented
IN senate and assembly, do eGact as follow a..
Sec | section les Of Gasp. 1877 of the revised
statutes entitled "oi evidence" sha read AS fui
lows. Whenever an "alb OF affidavit is -oT-,nn,
tie req9ued or auth@ized'by lsw, texcept ostl.
10 Jurors and wlipeSses,-i The trial of a cause
aud such other are r.quiied To- be taken he
fore particular officers the same may be take i
before any judge, judge OF probate cnuft com
mIssIoner clerk OF any court Of record, notnr,
public, town clerk, justice of the peace, or clerk
OF the board OF supervisors aud when Certified
by any such otficer rto.bave been taken before
him, may be read and used in any court of record
''r not OF record, within ihs state ana before
any officer. judicial executive or administrative >
Sec. This act sna axe effect ard be in
force from aud after Its passage and publication.
ii Approyei March 10 S6a . ann :.
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fl eEnagAs New Rochelle, N. Y.
DR.. G. NJ Jackson Dear Sir 81 teel it pleasure
thus of my, accord to bear testimony to the ex
5elfence Of the German Btters. Some years SINCE
being much atlic ted with dyspepsia used them with
very beneficial results. 1 have often rec, Inmeu ed
them to persons enfeeoled by that tormentng disease
and have heard from them The attering testimo
lials to their great value In of general dc
bility believe 1t to be tonic that cannot be sur,
passed. j. LYONS
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PAcKINGA 81 DIRECTIONS.

Put The wool in strong sacking, not in old coto
sheets, if you wish it to reach Be sure aud pu
your directions the inside OF the sack, with your
| name and place to send the cloth. Write by mail
and there will be trouble in receiving your goodI
in
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SWANS Bourbon Bitteys

e1 Ladtes who have tried and found nost 9TH, /
e. "S;on'd, BitterS" too bitter, unpoLttabLe
81 e'ad too A'0hby IN ejedted their delicate taste
please giyS these trial, and yor will not be
Withou THEM. rhey give tone to the stomach. /
Z and strsngthto the whole system. ~ h5lE3i
4, ~ II Your druggist or tradesman has not got
these Bttte.S, have him send or them
g E29 Q, Remember the name and take no other, 3
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0ssEELYE'S !, :. !,
IBRONg((;sEI HAL SS5YRljAss.I|
AN UNF8ILING REMEDY FOR

AN uNFAlLlNG REMEDY FOR ~ * -
Conghs Colds. Bronchitis Sore Throat, HoarSeness,
and Irritation. Of the Bronchial Tubes or lungs,
~ l. Tickling in the qhrrat and Group RI
This syrup is specially beneficial in affections
of the Throat and Bronchial Tubes, caused
by Catarrh, gre4 Qy'assisting in it's permanent
cure when used i'll connection with the Rem
edy. If tal54n in time it NEVER FAILS to
cure the sew crest cases Of Group.
81 Being agreeable to lta9 taste, safe for chill
dren, speedy IN IT'S effects, giving strength to
the voice and lungs, II VIII soon frd its way
ilrtoseteFy farnly in the iand.D Price $l.Oo
per bottle 3
40 77l ,zgalr1 DR.. D. H SEELYE & Co., ar
Sole ProprletOrs. Freeport Ills
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For manufacturing cashmere or fniled cloth, 65 10
10 cts per yard; white flannel. yard wide, 81 IL
scarlet or paids so cts. We give, on shares, ones
nafthe cashmere, fulled CLOTH colored plaid fam
nell three Fl tbs OF the white flannel that the wool
viii make. One pound OF washed wool in The fleece
will make three-iourths ofs3 yard of cashmere or
iulled cloth, or one yard of yard-wide flannel. Dis
count one-third on unwa hedWooly e1aiH1git
For cardg rolls 10 cts per lb for oilinP, cts per
10; for cleansing WOOL cts Tor the weight before
II is cleansed, For fnlliHg, securing and pressing
nome AIDE CLOTH 80 cis, with shearng IS cts, anG
with gigging mapping 80 cts. For hdishing com.
plete, and coorng, 35 20 40c,s per yard For scour.
ing, coioring in common coors, and dressing flannel
rs cts ); the same in madder or lask, IS cts. For
cardng and spinning IS cts per Id. ------
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SWANS Bourbon BiSters

Hedddehe, Cost,ueness, and Kibdred diseases
arising from a. sordered condition OF the Stom.
ach, Layer or Bowels. Let eoepy one try these
agreeable Buffers; once tried and used they will
Z recommend them, with confidence Z. all others
VINO are IN need OF wholesome, agreea BILE and
p eHectuai tonic. The rapidly increasing demand
for these Bitters has induced me 10 give them
publicity, so that thousands who have not used
them, may try ihem and be convinced Of their
efficacy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20

An Probnte-M enesha County Courr.
To .HH whom it may Concern: ~ssu'
ETTEhS Of ADMINISTRATION having bOen issued to Bridr
months from and after that day being allowed and limited
for creditors to present their claims Examination
allowance; Notice is hereby given that the undersrped
Friday the 2lst day of July next 81
once In the city OF kenOsha receive examine and aduat
All claims and demands Of all persons against sad estate
Kenosha, June 2Ith 1855. l. w. WEBSTER
u nlh 4w4 ar.-I County Judge
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From the Rev. Jos. II. xennard, Pastor Of the lot,
BAPTIST Church.

DR.. Jackson Dear Sir IL have been frequently
| requested to connect my name with concentrations
OF different kinds CT medicines, but, regarding The
practice out OF MY appropriate sphere, have IN
all cases declined; but with clear proof in various
Instances, and particularly MY family, of the
fulnes of DR.. Hollands German Bitters, depart for
once from my usual to my full convic-
ton that, TOR general debility oe system, ana es-
pecidUy Jor Liner C0apLdiflt, 1t is Sajsand cal
pd61e preparation In some cases it may fail but
usually, doubt not it will be very beneficial to those
who suffer from the above cause. -s g-
f-i.'E Yours very respectfully,
5aH t9a st - j H. KENNARD
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In Probate. Keno.ba Comfy Can,

I'm Probate Kenosha Comfy Cour,.
In the matter of the estate of Lewis Dedeme,
- - 10 tUhom IL map Concern: >sN'eu'
hIIEkS Parliamentary on the last will and
q, Lewis Dedemer deceased having cen issued to La ~
sr on the s4th day of June, 1855 and ak
~ ON ~ after said day being allowed and limited
oss 70 present their claims for examine ton and
hereby given that the und
way 20 e zLs day of July 1885, the Probate ofce
and demands Of all Persona against said estate
po.L. -. A.. So. l. W. WEBSTER
>e"0oH"' SuNS ~ io"o' 4W4 County Judge.
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Published April 81 1865. |
GEH EHR AnA

AN ACT relating to ab.ent, nonresident or concealed
defendants, IN certain cases. 3 -t%2
The people of the state vi Wisconsin represented
in senate ana assembly. do enact rs follows, Q
Sec l. When it appears by the record in any action
or proceeding, that judgment has been recovered
against any parties absent, concealed or
dent defendan s, By the service of The summons
order Of publication by which SERVICE jurisdiction
was not acquired such parties, their
or assigns may be summoned o,show cause wfa thew
should not be bound aud barred BY such Judgment nv
the service OF summons, subscribed by the MA
In such action his representative Attorney de,cr
bing such Judgment and requiring them 20 appear l.
show cause, by filing III the office Of m.
clerk OF the court where the cord of sucijudven
remains, within twenty alter the service h.rsof
vice of which sumlons NAV be made nno,, s,,b
parties, residents Of the state, the manner
by law for The service OF summons upon re .idrDt de-
PENDANTS upon absent eoncealed nonresident par.
ties by publication OF SAID .mo1s in a he wknaoer
published in the county where such judgment remains
once week for SIX successive weeks, an affidavit of
the absvnn", conceament or non-reS'dence of such
parties hsst bei1g file Nv itlf said clerk Upo fro
proof of the service Of such summons and of defn1
to appearsaDd show cause AS herein provided the OAR
ties served shall be barred and bound by such iudg
ment, and the court where such judgment remains
may order and adjud. e. The party summoned NAV
answer any matter showing that the complaint in such
action does not constitute cause OF action against
him, or showing any defense upon the merits thereto
ex sing i'll his beha at the time such detective SER
iice; TO WHICH the party issuing the summons NAV de-
muir or reply, and to Which reply The party summon.
ed may drnur; and the issue may be trit and iudo
men may be given III the same as in AN ac
'"u' my Iisht Vi TtuethPHeht lncumbrance or lien
which would nave been barred and orecIosed by the
judgment in the crigina action had jur sdcticn beer
acquired by the the summons under the Or
der of publication, shall cease aid determine in one
year from and after the passage act in or upo
any Teat estate sold under such judgment All orders
4 publication heretofore OF het eatr de under sec
Ilon ~ oil CD ap l4 OF the revised statutes shall be
dence that the court ocer authorized to grant t
same, satisfied OF the existence CT all facts reoui
site to the granting of such order ORDERS and shat
DC evidence Of the existence OF such .fac.s@a - /
sec II bis art shall take tffect MGin and IF.
er its passage i
ApDroyed a priI g lS65 \
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From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons. formerly Pastor of HI,
Columbus m. j aud Miestown [Pa.l Baptist Chs.
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FREIGHT.

Wool to be made into rolls win be taken from the
depot and returned without charge. Wool 10 be
ufactured may be sent by railroad (not by express
from any part OF Wisconsin, Illinois Iowa, and we
will pay all freight Charges, aud return by express
the return charges TO be paid BY the customer. I.
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M ALL PAPER;
PAPER SHADES, :. !:
Dog.G1G& EeG eng GGn
Just received for the Spring Trade
~ A large and splendid assortment cheap \. iss
JOHNSON & SIMMONS
-- sa

Also constantly on hand a fine selection
of aril
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-05-19

New POSTAL LAVA new postal law,
passed during the last session of Congress
and which has just gone into operation,
makes some changes atthe public would
do we'll to note, All letters placed in a
post office upon which there. is no stamp,
instead of being forwarded and double
rates charged at place of delivery, as was
formerly the case, is sent directly to the
Dead Letter Office. When a letter is over
weight snd only partly paid, the excess is
charged at the regular rate, instead of being
doubled, as heretofore. Where less than
the regular single rate is placed upon a let
ter, the partial payment is not regarded,
but it is treated as wholly unpaid and sent
to the Dead Letter Office. The charge for
advertising letters is changed from n cent
to two cents. The charge for drop letters
is one cent instead Of two cents, as hereto
fore-but no one cent stamps being yet fur
nished by the Department. it will be ne
cessary to adhere to the old rate till stamps
of the proper denomination can be pro-
cured.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-05-19

All meeting held at the A.. NJ. Z. Zion Church, in
Delaware, Ohio, May 9th, by the Colored Union Equal
Rights League, for the purpose OF expressing cur
feelings OF grief In regard TO the assassination OF our
late President, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the following pre-
ambls and resolutions were passed:
WHEREAS, Our beloved President has fallen by the
hand OF the cowardly assassin, thereby becoming a
martyr to the cause In which he was so deaply en-.
gagged; and
WHEREAs, Our late President, Abraham Lincoln,
came 70 an untimoly end by the hand OF the assassin,
though dead, yet he lives, and his name Will emilia
zon the pages OF history in all futurity; therefore
ReEoived3 Ihat while We bow In humble submission
to the Will OF Divine Providence, we are constrained
TO believe that our loss Ia his INFINITE gain.
Resolved, That We, the eOlOred citizens Of Delaware
and members OF the Equal Rights League, do favor an
erection OF u suitable mOnumen somewhere within
the limits of these United States. in memory Of our
friend and liberator.
Resolved, That in view OF the noble deeds done by
our late President, and his arm decision In the Eman-
cipation Proclamation, which has resulted IN the en-
tire overthrow or that hell-born and heaven. dafvinR
stitution-America slavery-ws, the cOlored citi-
zons, wear the usual badge Of mourning for a period
Of thirty days, as q sad emblem OF respect for our
lRmehted President.
Resolved, That . copy OF these resolutions be in.
serted in the Delaware Gazette, Christian Rec order,
and the cOiored Citizen.
BY order Of the president OF the Delaware County
Equal Rights League. I'D. WILuAMsoN,
y CRAWFORD, JT, Se0'y, PFest
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-05-19

STOCK RUNNING AT subscri-
Der writes us to inquire if a law was pass
ed by the last Legislature to prevent stock
running at large. We reply in the affirm
alive ; or what is in effect the same thing,
a law making the owners of cattle liable
for any depredations they may commit on
the premises of another, regardless OF the
condition of the fence protecting enclosures.
In other words, itdoesn not require a person
to fence his neighbours cattle out, but requires
him to keep them fenced IA. The law applies
to vagrant COWS in town as well as to cat
tie in the country. It is now in force, and
is as follows:
Sec. L. Be it enacted By the General Assen1-
big of the State Of Ohio, That section seven
of the above act, entitled "an act to regu-
late enclosures, and to provide against tres
passing animals" passed January II, 1910,
be so amended as to read a. follows:
Sec. Z. If any horse, mule, ass, or any
neat cattle, hogs, sheep or goats, running at
large, shall break into or enter any enclos-
ure, other than the enclosures of railroads,
the owner of any such animal shall be La
able to the owner or occupant of such en-
closure for all damages Occasioned thereby;
and the animal so breaking into, or enter
ing any enclosure, shall not be exempted
from execution issued on any Judgment or
decree rendered in any court, or before any
Justice of the peace, mayor, or other officer
having jurisdiction for damages occasioned
by such treSspaSS.
Sec. 2. Sections Z, 8, 8, 10, IL, II, ID, and
IA of the above reeited act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 8. This act is to AXE effect from it's
passage. JOHN JOHNSTON,
Speaker of the House Reps.
s. HUBIPHREYvLLE,
President pro tenn. Of the Senate.
April Z, 1865.