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IIU4 .Fts'EFfi 4
Hoststter's Bitters on the Battlefield.
Its satisfactorily to know that our field hospitals
are no longer unsapplied with this e-saving prepa
ration Soldiers who, private citizens had become
acquainted with Its properties, have in many instan-
ces made q special request that HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs might be
added to the medical stores of their regiments and
their wishes have not been unheedei. As a means
Of sustaining wounded men on the battlefield, and
Of enabling troops to bear fatiguing marches under
blazing sun, it has been strenuously recommended
by distinguished medical men, and the prospect is
thatit will eventually supersede all the adulterated
tinctures, liquors and dangerous Tonics that hage
heretofore been considered medical staples The fac
that small quantity of the Bitters mixed with water
nom any of the Southern or Southwestern rivers will
prevent It from affecting the bowels or the liver,
should be borne in mind by army physicians soldiers,
and all who have occasion TO visit those portions of
our country. The man who uses Hostetter's Bitters
in conformity with the directions may set at defiance
Intermittent Fever and all other diseases generated
by the action Of an unwholesome atmosphere upon
On overtaxed frame.
New York House, 50 Cedar Street, N. Y.
/, Sept i5-d&w2w
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T.e Eleetie,. D. carifa,.,,ia. !.

HI Is SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 9. st
All the principal counties in the State have
elected Union members to the legislature
; Two or three counties have gone democratic,
but as whole the Union party has not los.
anything.
The first cotton manufacturing company or
ganized on the Pacific coast, have CONNER ced
operating mill in San Francisco, with paid
up capital of 81 100000. They viii beg IN op-
sration in November with 80 looms, employ
ing,3OO operatives. - 80. $3.50 h,
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Rrigh,o, Lirs slock Mnrl.st..

$3Ad65. ~ sadf1 y, .EaT,R' - 'e7717 -
Mich cows-sales ut SOS q 50: Extra, $50 q ms
Farrow % a 45. a!sp lll - q l>7il7l
Sheep and Lamss--old, ea7c per n in lots, IS 80
81 5 per head. ~ ff.li7 f,tn7' 'lH 1lFT''1 7
Swine-Shoates, wholesale, 12aisc; retaiI, i5aioa:
Fat hogs 13a133c, live weight. -
Hi les-Sa9c y II; country lots, Hose. Z, l'li
Tallow--Sales ct 8t7ete 10 y. - N - i-t go
Calf Skins-At 16d1Sc y ID. - llt'i aAar'i 3.
Pelfs-S1 00Ca1 80 each. rp 100 a.. s.st Ii,
Poulhy-fsd20c p ID, i've weight
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The 4iaba,,ia Convention.

2 Z 9ll n MONTGOMERY, Ak, Sept. II
!. The newly elected State convention Of Ala
-bama met here to-day, about 80 members be-
ing present Ex-Governor Fitzpatrick was
chosen President by acclamation. The dele
3 gates comprise many OF the ablest and best
men in the State.a 1t is supposed the action
ofthe body viii fellow closely the Mississippi
Convention. Governor Parsons believes and
hopes that resolutions permitting negro testi-
tnony in courts viii be passed. In any event
the doings of the convention will be OF de-
cidedly conservative tone. All the members
present have taken the prescribed oath Of 10y
alfu .Ift lfifrff s|5sf1 iifI9 41- l4-
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MARRIED.

In this city, Sept IA, by Rev ADalson, Francis A
Leayitt and Miss Charlotte M Morrill,, both Of Port
land.
In Milford, Mass Sept 10, by Rev Jos Scott, John
Murray, of Protidonee ri, and AIiss Mary AJewett,
Of Portland.
In Knox. Sept 1, Ralph Penny and Miss sarah 4
In saso, Septic. Jas spaulding, of Clinton Gore,
and Myra Moultop, of 8. sI.sa -sc3a SOL "a i,eiM
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A LOYAL PAPER II RICHMOND.

The papers now published in Richmond.
like too many of those at the South, are loyal
only after the southern style. Their CONVEX
sion to the Union cause was forced, and is too
much thing Of the surface. It is to be hoped
1t may strike 10, and reach, affect and pnrify
3 the heart Al present, however. it is too much
OF the proud-cayalier, hating-the- Yankee
sort to be trusted out Of sight of the owe If
military Surveillance, To trust the interests
of the fres men Of color, recently MADE fraa
by the fortunes of war, to- these gentrv1 and
those who are in sympathy with them. wor,d
be as vile as to place the chicken-coop undor
the guardianship of the hawk and the weat d
They still hold to the old doctrine referred to
by judge fancy, that a negro has no rights
that white man il bound to respect.
The loyal men of New England will learn
with pleasure, that sound and loyal pape
alive to every important interest, of God and
humanity, is contemplatedin the late Confed-
ate Capital, to be under the editorial manage
ment and control of that sterling Union man,
whose Unionism was evinced. under the most
trying circum stances during the war. and
forcel him to become refugee from his home
and the land of his birth Rev. JAMES w.
II JNNIoUTr, whose name is familiar to thou
sands of our New England people, who rem
ember him with gratitude for hislabors Of love
among them during the campaigns of the mast
three years. EM1SGA .k N& kAtAEA
NJ. Hunnicutt has written us long letter
ia relation to his enterprise and its necessity.
which we would publish butt0r lack OF space.
He Is backed by the unquestioned Union men
of the "Old Dominion chose whose ULion-
ism has stood by taem through evil swell as
good report. The price Of the paper, weekly,
will be $3.50 per annum, and we trust that a
good many copies may be taken in Maine. mfr.
Ii. viii need the support Of all his friends. He
may De addressed at Fredericksburg, Va
W The Chinese in San Francisco gave
com ELEMENTARY dinner at the Hong Kong res i
tauTant TO Secretary Colfax and his friends. 1t !
lasted SIX hours, although there were no
speeches. and all the Chinese) delicacies Of the
Co-srrn
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST. -. -

Over twenty years. increasing demand has estab-
ishsd the fact that Mathew Venetian Hair Dye is
he best in the world 1t is the cheapest, tin, most
reliable, and most convenient Complete in on boz
de- Does not require any prevcus preparation of the
lair. No trouble. No crock or strain. Does. not
rub off or make the hair appear dusty and dead. bua
lmparts to 1t new life and lustrc Produces bes u
fal black or brown, as preferred A child can q ply
~ IT. Always give satisfaftfon. Only rs cents per
3otde. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
acturer, N. Y.
DEMAs BARNES q iico., New York, Wholesale
4 Agents. asg9 Y . -5.ctia miay12eodly
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MARINE N EWS
q PoRT OF oRrLAND.
Friday, sePseabeT is.

,r.,.. Friday, September 10.
5af lai l-fr ~. ARRIVED. ~ L1gaalaai 9l ~
q Steamer Franconia Sherwood, New York.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, from st John Nb
= s,teasaer Forest City Donavan, Boston,. lsbo.s
Sch Sarah Elizabeth, Crockett, Buckspcrt il7fs
sch Utica, Thorndke, Rockland .af Jslm s3' Dog
sd Olive Avery, Avery Rockland. ir tne q trii
Sch Etaily Keene. Keene, Bremen. COL % zl.Iaia
Sch Amezon, Lambe,t /, Boston for Fremont. ifaT
& Sch Helene, Harris, Newburypot for Bangor. {
DS ~ CLEARED. ~ AlttR 1850 \
Sch K Fl Dexter tBrj Brady, Hillsboro NB-master
. sAILEB-Barque Eventide; brigs castiIlian, for
Philadelphia; schs Ida l. Howard, Maracaibo, Robt
Dexter, and others. p ..s.. 800 '.iff l.l =. IS h.
/. Sch Ocean Wave, OF Provineetown, while proceed
ing to sea this morning, got ashore near Portland
Light, causing her TO leak badly. Size was suisse
quently got of by steam-tng Warflr and towed to
Hog Island, where she viii be beaehed. s.s.I s ),
LAUNcHEp-At Cherryfeld, 9th Inst, q 8 bstantiai
barque Of 800 tons, called the Frank" She Is owned
Capt Geo S Lewis, Of Chezryfeld. $500 49, =.
,o7 DOMESTIC PORTS.
M0BlIiE--Ar 5sh inst, ship Ircnsiaes, Weeks, I'm
Cd ist. bsrqHe Mary g. Louisa, Horton, Liverpool.
RICHMOEf1--Ar 18th, sch Henry James, simon
n H'oRFoLK--Below 18th, brig DAM Boone, Barker,
BAL IMoRE-Ar iath, basqas remplar. wilson,
New York. hliElla
Ar 18th, ship Forest Eagle, Sleeper, New York,
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DIR. TIBBETS' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL. pIscOy-
cry OF THE AGE, viii positively restore Gray Eair
. its original color whether black, brown or auburn
,eautiful glossy and healthy appearance It viii also
promote q growth Of new hair on bald heads. where
he gionds or roots are not disoganized: and efec-
ually remove all dandruff itching and humors from
he scalp. 1t is warranted to produce the above re-
suits money. refunded. Il ~
a.q TEBBETTS BROTHERS.
z - as.l1 Proprieters, Manchester, n. II. E.
1 w w. WHPPLE, Agent for Portland Sold bv
druggists everywhere. may1teod6m@
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.nR. RIoKNEIris vEGE,rA Rr.E nYjssrlsNrERY

SYRUP, contains opiate or mineral substance.
Very pleasant to the taste, midi IFS effect yet sure
safe and reliable, and is Warranted to cure Dyson
terry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
Pain or Cramp in Stomach or Bowels. Its the finest
medicine for children, as wela grown persons ever
. ofesed the public. Try It'll No cure no pay.
Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, Providence,
R. I. For SAFE by Druggists generally. e.-s f.
july17d&w2m H. H. HAY, Agent for Maine.
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Honolulu is ahead Of salt Lake citv
The king of the Sandwich Islands refused to
accede to proposition from Brigham. Young
that Mormon missionaries might be received
and allowed to disseminate the atrue faith in
the Islands. atlA. Z
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= 777TT 1919 " =
SPECIAE NOTICE s.
HaI1,s Rnbber Emnso, linn 81 =

is at 1i Middle Street, whore every ariety Of Rub
Ter Goods can be procured, at Manuf sctmers pricos
rheir assortment OF Rubber, Jew elry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. i 1sfss3q june2sti {
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The duh issue of he Press is larger than The con-
he'd circulation Of all The other datIies IN The city
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pEpARrURr lorsocnAN srEAME;as.

Minin:rre ALMANAC ,...Septembcr 49,,
Sun rises. ..4.I-s.5.4l T1ooa risesl y ~ 229 An
Sun sets ....... sos High wster, SO an
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Dissolution /!


QNFE copartnership heretofore existing uf,ier ia
Il firm name Of II. MiNSLOW & CO., Ia tins faS
dissolved by mutual consent, IT. Winslow retirrsg
from the firm. The business Will be continued M, fs
remaining partners and the airs af lie foTfncr CO.,
will be attended to BY CHARLES b. MERRIII Aoa,t
Portland, Sept 18th, IS 8.
II. wINSLOw may be found for the rrassr. =.
Office on Berlin Mills Wharf scr11e ' f5,, AT
At Court Of Probate hell at Por Ian Vv,,;, 49,,
for the County OF Cumbefland on the 6rst ir ~
day Of September, IN the year ofour Lord ei,btsen
hundred and sxty-hye, eis"'eon
ToSFPH n. BREWER Guar1;o, - W
~ TeDD, minor Child and heir Of Henry n STccotSS
lafe olPortand, IN said county. decease ba, wv,
sentea ms petitiqn for license to 60 and crnves -
An Feal estate Of said minor as describe IN ssi
t ,aUni an advantageous oher having been made
H,eos Ordered, That the sai1 Guardian c,vs ro.,,o
~ psrsons ntei es 81, by tausing motto Ia he rb
r enIee weeks successfully IN the Mains Stafa
ISz printed at Portland that they may al per al
plorale court to be held at said Pc, tjend On ~
HLse Iuesday OF October mex, at ten AZ tfe IN
lorenoon, and show cause, fany they have whv the
same should not be granted. ~ -A'e' why 'l'
3ls s.JoItN A. WATERMAN. Juf &c.
SwSw' Fu9SNE HUMPHREY, Register,
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THs CoPPERHAADS AND TIE SOL
Oilers.

~ Reading Matter on all Four Paxes.
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( .ctOLc.ATE's HONEY SOAP!

THIS cesbrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand. Il made from the choicest materials, Is
mid and en- oent inits nature, fragrantly scented
and extrem ely beneficial in its act upon the 81 IN
For sale by aN Drsggists and fancg Goods Dealers
june31d1yr .sssts4.4 t1a- llf,s4 ti5f
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BACK TO THE WEST.

RICHMOND, Indiana, Sept. 10, 1866
ID the Edltor n the Press: M
The last two letters emanating rom these
head quarters contained description of the
writer's journey to the East, and some oOseE-
vationss suggested by the route and by newspa-
per paragraphs, found in very enterpfiSmg
and attractive paper published IN tne rorest
City, of Maine.
Suffice 1t, that your correspondent, having
paid his respects to the land of his birth, four
himself one hot morning in August on his way
from. boston to the West, travelling by Thu
m ans of the Railroad leading fiom the Stub
Vest towards Albany.
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Trims 90 per yea' "a ddrancc.
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q Arf Utilise the gale that sighs along fsl'siA4
Bells of oriental flowers, - .f q ~ ~ "
Is the fag rant perfume of sterling's Ambrosia.
This prepar alton beauties the hair prevents it ia
ing ofor turr ing gray, and eradicates dandruff. p
Sept, 2-d2YT
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THE WEST.

"
"A vish.to such cities as c,o,, e 90. 1, /.
mond and many Others whichc66.a - ~ :, =
would do much to tisabuse hen, a. i,.''l' - -
ern people of the idea that none bt ~ = "a, eas q
escould be found in the West, and that ths ,ou
majority Of the people are bat just ems, s,sa
from the clutches of barbarism. 1t ia onlv tae
true that there are sectors of the West, and Of
this State too, where society is in the very worst
condition. condition such as YOU see mo-
Ditere east of the Hudsan,-in which disloy-
ATTY and degradation reign supreme--wherer
.ne people live in log huts and herd together
n ls animals; for example, EJyp, in Illinois, /
anu some portions of Indiana where the K.
e 9. once held undisputed sway, but that,
s'a'e Oh thinss is rare, and it is yearly growing
more 50 as population and ciyilization aavanc'
Sat m this city, there il as fine soc;etv =.
can be found In Portland, and pconls ~ ~
same means actually live ii. better bo.,s se.s
Houses of the saIue luxury and taste COST 49,
here than in the East, owing to the hiab nr;csS
Of lumber. Pine is brought from Michie an Nv
lioad, and the people are now agitatip & the
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dffa aaelaisorq ri o-ni1lni . ll89iis ~"
400 daUf6ks
aRiDit foreEee9,
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ES The Chinese in San Francisco gave a
c0inohmentary dinner at the Hong Kong res
sau4an1 60 Secretary Colfax and his friends. 1t
lasted SIX hours, although there were no
speeches. and all the tchinese) delicacies of the
season were served up. ''''' ~ - ~ :
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BY HARRIS Dc IHINNEY,
AUCTION Store No. Central Wzary; Boston.
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rELEGRAPHING

Having seen statement in the newspapers
that passengers found difficulty in obtaining
berths in the sleeping ears from Albany to the
West, it was thought expedient to tele srSli'u
rom Framingham junction for lower Dertn
or Buffalo. rr ial zloay DaA
On reaching Albany and the New York
Central R. R., by running ia advances Of the
crowd your correspondent found the car and
was assured that only one berth was left. The
Conductor, in answer to my inquiry whether
ne had received my dispatch, said, it is all a
ID humbug to telegraph, he never paid
inv attention to the dispatches. First com e
fret sarza WAS his rule -. q go. !. - y
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BY TELEGRAPH

oNE WHO LOVES ALL THE cHILDREN.
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The Copperhead State Convention, which
nominated Judge Howard for Governor, made
the foIlowin , its second resolution -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-31
SCALES

sI1NDARD
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-15
The Chicago CONSPIRACY.


The evidence before the Military Com
mission at Cincinnati, where The chicago
conspirators are being tried, is revealing
one OF the most extensive and deep land
plots on record, the object Of which was
10 place the Democratic party in power,
either by intimidation or revolution Net
only the people of Chicago but IN fact the
whole North west, stood as il it were upon
the crater Of Volcano which needed hut
the signal Of the leaders Of tbs Demo
cratic party 10 throw forth the burning
lava that was to envelope the entire North
in blood and carnage. Even The testimony
for the defense, proves clearly thai arms
had been procured and ammunition pre-
pared, and even distributed among Dem
ocrats. for an ou:Jroa.-. Hundreds j. Of
reckless men had been imported from
Southern Illinois from Missouri, and even
from Kentucl,y to vote the Democratic
ticket IN Chicago and if any opposition
was made to this system Of free .oting,"
to aid n a :. free fight and the sacking
end burning Of Chicago The rlhel rris-
oners at Camp Douglas were 70 be Hbcr
atea and armed 70 ala in the f..ht The
plan had be n arranged Ter months, and
but for the vigilance Of detectives ard
government officers. would undout tadly
have been put in execution. The tens Of
thousands, and We might say hundreds Of
thousands. Of members of the order Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-15
Important Announcement.

From this date, the undersigned, Banks
and Bankers Of Milwaukee, will cease to
pay ou. the bills Of the banks OF this
State, but they will redeem the notes OF
such of their correspondents rs may make
arrangements for that purpose.
Causes beyond the control or the I'M
dersigncd make the immediate adoption
of this course unavoidable. The hope
and expect that the banks Of the State
generally Will redeem their notes when
presented, and that If the Legislature
now in session provide for the protection
of the credit Of the State, all may be re
t;red, without any considerable loss to the
public
Hereafter, legal tenders and national
bank currency will form the medium OF
all transactions
Milwaukee, March 9, 1863.
Alex Mitchell, Pres't
Il. q. Baker, Cashr.
II H. Camp, Cash'r.
{. D. Nash, Pres't
Marshall Il Irlsley.
Bellinger Il Lawrence.
j. Armstrong, Pres't.
/ A. peric, Cashr
W. r. Jacob, Pres't
L H. Goodrich, Pres t.
Price Bros i Co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-15
Draft Associations.

Congress, Just before the late session
closed, amended the Enrolment Act IN
several important particulars, The Sec
tion in relation to draft associations or
protection clubs is as follows
Ind be Il further enacted, That any person
or persons enrolled in any sub-district may,
after uo:ice OF Tie draft before the same SHAH
have taken place, cause to be mustered INTO
the service of the United States such number
of recruits not subject 10 tie drGTt as thtE may
deem expedient which recruits shaii stahd 70
the credit Of the persons thus causing the,h
10 be mustered in, and shall De taken a SUI
stftutes for such persons, or As many OF lteii
ae INV, he drafted TO the extent OF the num-
her Of such recruits. and in the order desig-
natad by the principals at the time such re-
crlfts are thus, as aforesaid, mustered in.
It will he observed that the recruits fur
nished must be men not subject to the
lraft-in other words, aliens, veteran SOL
diers, or men over forty five or under
twenty wears Of age. When protection
club is formed ia members are equally
liable 10 the draft as those ont OF It; but
the members Of the club who may be
drafted are credited with the recruits they
furnish that have been mustered in, as far
as they 20. and if more club men are
drafted than substitutes are furnished,
thew viii haze to 70 or fiji up the deiicien-
ev. Another important item 5 that all
enrolled men who may volunteer shall be
credited TO the town where they are en-
raTlat7
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-15
JOHN BONNER,
County yjtdge.

STATE or TTrC7E1Iy-I0W1 COUNTY
CILCCIT COURT.
Isaac E. Mes5m9re = sin'iT, a,ains. Herman Flick,
Nefend,nuar.
~ OTT f Is hereby gwen that by virtue o.
< ton issued on: Of ie above named Gogr. in the
above entitled action, to dlrec ed. and against The
property Of tn defendant Herman Fick. have levied
upon the following described real estate, to wit:
that real estate being part Of lot number forty
eight is commencing six 81 feet % the SO 18th
Jail Alley so to cOmpri>- six Isl fe-t Of the East
part of lot frty--h. ~ IN with from High street
to jail Alley Also part Of lot number forty-uine 40
CONNIE icing the south west corner Of sill lot forty
nine ~ ami RAINING parable! with iEh street in sn
Easery direction, fourier IA fee: thence in North
erv direction TO jail Alley. as t. embrace foIr cen
Il i feet in width Of the wet end OF said lot forty
nine eel with buildings and aPpurtenarce, thcrruHto
belon -in- Also lot number sixty weight l6>l All 81
said above mentioned aud described lrol eIry situate,
living and being in Nlet's survey % the ,ilsge lnoH
city, Of Mineral Point in Iowa county, Stale OF ~ IS
cousin.
,u Saturday the 22th day CT Apr.l. A.D. 1863, :
O'Clock p. m that ~, n the front door OF the
Court House in the village Of Dolsevige in said
~ vi! oer for sale pgbiic 4uctior the hghctt
and Interest which said defendant had the 24h DAY
Of September, 4 d 1868 has had At any time the
after has in the above described real estate,
satisfy the Of TWO hundred and seventy four ard
SJ-lu' dollars, wUh EUttIe aT.fi cots.
Dated At >heyils Once, DodgeYiie, March t. 1855.
EHUuAS ItsUMA5,
S.srId 0! Iowa County.
Corn, wilson SUDDCTH, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
E-af.5 jsit
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Laws of Wisconsin.
Published March S, 1865. |
Gil pTER so


CHAPTER 50.
AN ACT to amend section 20 of chapter
70 of the revised statutes, entitled 'of
highways and bridges
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented n Senate and Assembly do en-
act as follows:
Section l. Section twenty of chapter
nineteen of the revised statutes of this
state, entitled ''ot highways and bridges,
is hereby amended, by adding thereto ;
nd the said supervisors may reno e
such 0 er>eer, and appoint rome other
person in his stead, as in case of vacan-
cy.
Sec. ?. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage and
publication.
Approved March 8, 1865.
Published March 9, 1865
CHAPTER 94
AN ACT TO amend chapter 419 Of the
general laws of 1864, emitted an act
to prevent the establishment of GENE
| teries and burial grounds within the
limits Of cities and villages
The people of the State of Wisconsin
represented in senate and assembly, do
enact rs follows:
Section l. That chapter 4l9 of the
general laws OF 1864, be amended, by in
sorting after the word erected" in the
twelfth line Of section one, the following
! ''or without the limits of such recorded
plat OF any city or village, or addition
thereto when the same shall be within
two hundred rods of any lot or block in
such city, village or addition, on which
any building or buildings may then be
erected
See. >. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it. passage.
Approved March !, 1865.