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The Fenian Trials.

TORONTO, Nov. The Feniau trials have
been laid over until TO- morrow on accouut of
the witnesses being absent TO attend the cleo.
lions in the States.
Father Mcmahon, under sentence Of death,
has deter mined 70 appeal for new trial. An
application for new trial will also be made
in the case Of Col Lynch.
The Mayor Of u uebee has received mum.
Der Of cable kilograms from England, empow.
ering him to draw money for the relief of the
sufferers by the late fire. -
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by J. O. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auctioneers.

Rf n. WALSH & CO., AuctioBe~rs
- No 2cS Pa. ave-, corner 10Th street
AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, November stb. At
10 eioe b. we will sell, in ont OF our sactio~
rooms. for Gosh. q good assortment OF honseI,oId
furniture &C. such as
Bedsteacs. Buresus. Washstande Mattres.as
Cane and v God seat Chairs and Rockers
Feather Bolsters. Pillows
Sheets. Quilts. and Blankets
Cook end Psrler Stoves. Clock
Aria large assortment Of Def and Croekary
Counters. &c.
All of which will - soId TO settle a CO p.rtn.r
'h1ilP' M x. WALSH 90.
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New York Markets.

NEW ORR, Nov. Cotton DUH Flour dull
and 10a2O cents lower. Wheat and declined Ia
cents. Corn unsettled, opening with an al :
vance of 3a4 cents. Beef dull Pork heavy
Lard quiet. Whisky steady
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; THE WHITE HOuHE

The pleasant weather OF to-day had the eff
feet of drawing an unusually large concourse
of visitors TO the White House, many ladies
being among the number. Secretaries WeIIe7
and Stanton, and t6e Attorney General had
interviews with the President during the
morning. No general audience was given
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Election At New Haven,

NRw HAVEN. CONE, Nov. 6.-The town cleo.
ton 'o-day resulted in the election of the Dem.
ocI..ic ticket, with the exception OF the town
clerk, who was supported BY both the Repub-
lcan and Workingmen's Organizations. The
Democratic plurality lie $40.
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IhAnk SgiNinc.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 7.-Governor Curtin has
appointed the 29th day Of November as q day
of THANKSGIVING
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UY W. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneer
- OrigfBal Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
Sc La. av., between 9Th and 10th Ots

D Origi. al Horse and carriage Bazaar,
Se La. sv., between 9Th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES; cAsRIAG5s, HARNESS.
On SATURDAY AORNINa November 10. at 10
O'clock, We will sell, 81 the Bazaar,s number Of
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, . full descrip-
ton at sale, comprising about
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good WORK, Saddle and Harness Horses, In
GLIDING Brown Horse. Carriage and arnes-:
property Of g gentleman having no further uss
for them.
Thorough bred Stallion. nine years old.
Also,
large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
sizes. Reckaways, CARR ages, Wagons, and other
vehicles.
One new Jenny Lind Wagon, built in this city
One lack and one COupee in good order
Also.
New and Second hand Harness, ssddlas Car
Ejages, &c. at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays. Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness Always On private sale.
W. l.. WALL CO., Aucs
Alex Gazette 1
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Ffsher.-This morn
ing James H. Booth alias Martin, indicted for
an assault and battery with intent 10 kill OH.
yer May, was convicted aud sentenced TO three
years in the Albany penitentiary. Adams for
defence.
Edward Parker, indicted for the larceny OF
$3.50 from X. CromeIein, was convicted and
sentenced to eighteen months In the peniter
tIary at Albany.
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Amt debt less cash in treasury, 2,55l, 3I0,OJ5 p
A comparison OF this with the st .tement of
the public debt on the LIST ultimo, shows that
during October the debt has been decreased to
the amount of S22. 026, 1885,
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~The Virginia Methodist Protestant Con
Terence now in session in Lynchburg have
agreed 10 the call of a General Conferences IN
be held IN Montgomery, Alabama, in NAV,
1867. The next Virginia Conference is 20 bs
held in Norfolk ~ w
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~From John L. Burch. corner 9th and \,
streets, we have the December number of
Frank Leslie's new Magazine, styled ..Plsas.
ant Hours"
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MAKES HIS EXPENsKs.-John Morrissev
makes $4,000 on bets that Hoffman would
carry New York city by over 10000 majority
This Will 60 tar towards paying his election
expeDses
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PERsoSAL.-Col. @. 7. Sherman, Ohio; Gen
Watkins, Major Thos. Meley, Major General
buchanan, Major Gen. Geo. Stoneman and
Col james Cakes, U. S. A, are at the Ebbitt
House.
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INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1865, 937 90
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- Sales OF new corn has been made In Lon.
don Co, Va, al three dollars per barrel--as ii
shrinks ore-tenth during the winter this is
equal TO $3.50 In March The crop is enor.
nous, snd from the scarcity OF flour it will
command more. - -
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The Fenian Prisoners.

MONTREAL, Nov. mr.. b. Deviin, an emf.
nefft lawyer here, has been requested by the
prisoners whose trials will commence in De.
cemoer. s4 80
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llY n. K. WALSH q CO, Auctrop.er.
- No. 2s5 Pa av, corner I0th str.e
PAwNBROKERs SALE

WALSHs ANNUAL FALL SALE OF roR
FElTED PLEDGES
On MONDAY AND TUESDAY NOkNINGs
Nov l2th and 18Th. al 10 cIock a m We viii sell
o. Forfeted Pledges, conpridne In pit
~ line Hunting Case Gold Watches. Gold Chains
Diamond Kings, Pins. Ear Rings &C
20 fne Hunting Case silver Watches, s,lyar
Dress Coats Pants. Vests. &C
IS RevolyeIs, Double and Single Barrel Guns and
IS very fine Ladies Silk Dresses
Lsdies underciothing. Calico Dress, &c.
. fine Sir Velvet Cloaks
Gents Gpderclothing very fine
Opera Glasses GlaZer . Diamonds, Sewing Ma
chimes, Oil Paintings
Feaths Beis, Quilts, Blank cts and Sheets
With a 'erge Quantity OF other articles usually
found In Q Pawnbroker sale.
1erns cash.
no dts n, K, WALSH CO. Auca
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE NEALR CAsE.-In the Equity Court a
few days since, Judge WyIie made decision
i'm the case OF X. J Neaie and Mary, his wife,
against } ohm K. Neale. The bill in this case
II brought 10 compel the defendant to deed a
house and lot TO Mary Neale, one of the con-
plalnants, on the ground that the lot was given
TO her before marriage to promote the same an a
in consideration thereof and that her money
In consequence OF this gift was expended IN
the erection OF the house now on the lot nd
occupied by the defendant. As previously
stated in the Star, there was a great amount OF
evidence taken on both sides. After several
days argument the decision of the court was
reserved.
The CouTt said there was much contradic-
ton in the evidence. but there was none tina
the lot was given. as alleged in the BILL in con
sIderatlon. OF marriage: but the weight of the
testimony was that there an agreement
about the lot-that the defendant presented il
As a marriage present Though the Court
might at once dismiss the bill because the
proof did not sustain the allegations, Yet there
being equity in the case, the Court would al
low the conplainants to amend their bill-tne
Court being of the opinion that a trustee ought
TO be appointed to hold the properly for the
benefit of Mrs Neale, one OF the complainants;
but could make no decree as the case now
stood.
The Court allowed the compliments TO the
18th instant to amend their bill, on the paw
ment of costs, which are quite large
Messrs. Kennedy and Webb, for complain
ants. and L. T.. Morgan and Davidge for de-
PENDANTS.
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DEPUTY MARSHAL,

: DEPUTY MARSHAL.
General OiiverP Gooding, Of Indiana, has
heen appointed Deputy Marshal IN place of
Colonel James X. O'Beirne, appointed Regis.
ter OF Wills.
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LAND OPERATIONS In MISSOURI.
Returns received at the General Land Office
from the local land ONCE At Bonneville. Mo.
show that during September last I2 SOP acres
OF the pu bile lands were disposed Of the greater
portion for actual settlement
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WRIGHT's COAT AND HAT.-Emma Kelly
colored, was arrested yesterday by officer
johnson, OF the Second Ward, for the larceny
of an overcoat ard hat, the property of Uayl.
NJ. Barr, from the boarding house of Mrs
Gale, No. 2l3 Penn'a avenue. The accused
was servant in the house. and carried the
coatto the pawn office and obtained s. on It,
representing that a man named Wright sent n;
by her. In the afternoon she returned and
brought the har and said Mr.. Wright stated the
money was not enough TO pay his doctors
bill, for which he wanted il. The broker gave
her 50 more, taking rhe hat. The coat aud mai
were idsntified by MIR. Barr. and the accused
failing TO give any clue to aid the capture of
the man Wright, 1t was concluded that he was
an imaginary individual, and Justice MorselI
sent her 10 Jail for court
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RADICAL Reio,cinss A. AI6.,x

ALBANY, Novt7.-The Republicans are ar
ing ons hundred guns in honor Of the re .elec-
ton OF Gov. EentQp.
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FATAL ACCIDENT Yestel day morning, a.
the train on the Orange and Alexandria Rail
read, bound South, was ssslackiug up'' at Ca,-
let's station, Capt. Baggerly, the conductor
jumped OF, and was caught between the plat.
form and track. rolled and fell on the track
the wheels cutting OF both legs and his righi
arm. He lived for about an hour, and his re.
mains were last evening brought to Alexan
dria, where he leaves wife and several
children.
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pRoPOsALs FOB GRANITE AND GRANITE

Chssf Qtxdrfermasfer's Qp.ce. Depoi of WasAiaEonl
WASHINGTON, ID C. November z. 1876 Z
Sealed Proposals viii be recei we'd at the Office
until W EDkESDAf, November ID. at II O'Clock
noon for the cor etructiea OF Q Granite Tomb
the vault in Arlington National CsneierJ, to be
built in accordance with plans and specih cations
in the ession Of MI Edward CLARK. Go sernme Mt
architect and which can be seen ct the architect
ONCE of tee Capitol Extension
The work Is TO be performed under the direction
of Mr.. Ed. CLARK, and, with the materi e. for
nished. 10 snbJect 70 HE approval.
The tomb 10 be finished within sixty days after
the acce ptance Of the bid
Payment 20 te made upsn the completion aud
acceptance Of the work.
d. III. RUCKER,
Assistant Quartermaster General,
no7St Breyet MAJOR General II q Army
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u. n. BUN Bh,
Assistant Quartermaster General,
Brevet n sJor General Z. q. Army.
nrPARrMEHr OF THE INTKRiOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT or


WASHING TON. October 80, 1855.
On the petition OF GEORGE ". BROWN. of Gales
burg, ILL.,, praying for the exr ension Of patent
granted him the ID day Of February. IS,s and re
Issued Februaryle. lsss and again reissued Ssv-
trmber IL, 1850, In Eve divisions on four of which
o36 ] 0N, 0S, and .1Ss fer IN improvement in
Seed Plsnters. for seven years from the
of said patent. which takes place On the % DAY OF
Il is ordered that the aid petition b heard a,
the Patent Once Oh MONDAY. the 2Ist day Of an
nary next. Ut IL o clock H., and ell persops are
notified to appear ana show cause, ffAny they have,
why eaid petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extenNen are required 20
ale in the Patent Once their Objections, specially
set forth I'm writing, ct least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony dled by either
parry TO be used at the sale hearing must be taken
AND transmitted in scoordance with the rules of
the Office which will be furnished on apslAe>pss
DISPOSITIONS and other rApera Beeeoa upoa - tos-
ttmuny Uusf be filed IN tAe once twenty days
nsfoxr the day OF hearing: the arguments. III any
gith,u ten days after 6ling the testimony
rde red eloo, that this notice be publ shed In the
RerubIican and the Intellie sncer, Washington. d
ana N the Bureau County Patriot. Princeton.
iii once : week Tor three successive weeks; tine
a 81 OF said publications 10 be ct least sixty days
previous to the day OF hearing
Commissioner Of Psients.
P.e.-Editors Of the above papers viii please
COPY. and send thesGbis to the Potent Once, with
. paper contains thts notice. nof-wsw
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FROM NEW JERSEY
Four Republican Congress smen Elected
One Democrat Elected
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. New Jersey dele
gation stsnds four Republicans TO one Demo-
Crat. Sltgreaves re-elec ted In Sd District
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GRAND LODGE OF MAsoNs.-Last evening.
the annual meeting of this body was held
when the following officers were reelected =
George Z. Whiting. NJ. w. Grand Master; X.
X. donaldson, X. w. Deputy Grand Master
A. Glass, X. w. Senior Grand Warden; A. T
Longiey. r. w. Junior Grand Warden: N. ID
Larner, X. w. Grand Secretary; c. Cammack
Gphd Visitor and Lecturer; J. N Coombs
Rev. w. Grand Chaplain; w. H. Orcutt w
Grand Marshal; Chas. Hadaway. r. W. Grand
Senior Deacon: IL. V. Cole. X. ". Grand
Junior Deacon: Jos. Libbey, w. Grand Sword
Bearer; ]. H. Russell W. Grand Pursuiyapt:
James G. Dulin. ID. Il. Searle. W. Grand
Stewards; l.. Stcddard, W. Grand Tier
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOB RRNrLOsntaipiee
y eleven room $40 9th street, between and
New1ork avenue. no eoSt'
ALL INQUIRiEs AND COMMUNIGATT01
be reduced to writing, and addressed to the above
E0R RRNT-A BRIOK HOUSE, oontainiss
inSsr: a. a
door. - 7-st'
Dvivs: desire tvo hoo ii. Tone INF. s rni.hs s
ing S %ss S q sls once ed1::;
F9sEo dsHsE Mt :, Las: IIXIUBls e. :.
between IN and stS. opposite the sorthsr. LIB
M .sS. e g. s:s 81: 'sss: a's
WAHTED-A CAPITALIsT or PARrNER
Nv With SSe 900 TO draw upon When needed Tor
se Of spiS Is great
s Sc. :Ssfssf,ty. can o. :da!s:: Dr. .; 3 Li&iE,
LOB szLE-A large three STORY FRAMl
az s.Sa SIS NJ son
The house has been thoroughly repaired, with
Pa. and water throughout. Inquire On the prem.
FOB sALE.-rAe ssbsorib boz being about !. re.
sKs nov occupied BY himsslf, consisting Of Lots,
With iii IL. q d.
ing mouse, slaughter house, Ice house, stabling,
The above valuable property Offers Inducements
70 persons a the Ruteherinf business that 10 sell
ss11, % os ..S all sss &c
JOHN IIsTiR, on the premises, corner Of "a aud
ns John rIsyrR.
LOB SALE Or RENT-A nns tone Piano, Of
good ofder Can be seen q BOSWELL ~
Fancy Store, 502 street, nsAr ltts. UNIV
90 rs-u
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ARREST OF TIE WANDERING MINSTREL
Officers Drane and Brosnan arrested 8 man
named John ]. Ogen as a vagrant, night before
last, and took him to the Fourth Ward station,
where be was subeeo uently dismissed. Ogen
is an eccentric looking individual. and on a
small tan flute discourses most singularly s weet
music to admiriIg crowds; and also tells the
characterized as ''whoppers." He claims TO
be an unfortunate sailor, who by a fall from
the mizzen truck Of a ship broke both legs and
his right arm. They were cut on, but subse-
quently they were readjusted, being put On by
a surgeon Of Bumkaki, with a celebrated paste
of his manufacture, and are now as good is
new.
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AUTHORIZATIONS young friend, Mr. las
Ct. Holland. of the Washington Office of the
Associated Press, this afternoon entered into
an association of his own; the articles Of agree
ment having been executed by Rev William
Krebe. in McKendree Chapel Mr.. Holland
and Miss Maggie Flenner being the parties to
the perpetual contract. The ceremony was
witnessed by large number offriends, W hose
best wishes for the happiness Of the ne W firm
accompany at. Awedding tour of some DAYS
Is the first feature of the covenant.
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An EXTENSIVE BUsINEss.-Yesterday, John
Ross, colored individual who roves in the
second precinct, was arrested by Officer Crown
for the larceny OF buffalo robe, and for as.
sault and battery on the owner, Benz Wood
Oficer Muiloy also served warrants upon him
tor attempting TO steal a hog, and for assault
and battery on the owner, Claiborn Madison
Oficer Crown also charged him with carrying
cor cealed weapons, and with disorderly con.
duet. Justice Walter sent him to Jail for court
on each of the first four charges, and fined him
2so n The her
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ID NOTICE.
Il ROPOSALS Are Invited for the purchase of the
property known - the MYTHOLOGY PROTES
TANI CHURCH and PATRONAGE, on Ninth
street west, between and r streets north AL
joining the Chronicle Bnilding ~
Bids vii be received for the whole property, or
December next i''
For further information INQUIRE of G. T. KEN
NEDY, No. sos 7th str eet, between ID and
no 7-Nawtdec IChron 8 Intel
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ITO LADIEs.-If you require q reliable remedy
TO restore you, uss DR.: fELPAG'S PRRIODI
CAL DBOP e. never falling remedy in removi ne
LADIES IL IL peculiarly suited; II will in short
time bring on The monthly period with regularity
Caufi0n.-Thece DROPS should not be taken BY Fe-
males during the frst Ghree months Of Preansucy
ss they are sure to bring on . miscarrfage. To be
ootained only q l59 south street, be,ween stt
and 10th Island. na Sts
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LOB SALE Or RENT-A hns tone PIANO, Of
II modern styi with stooi sud cover. ia-A
good order Can be seen at BOSWELL 'eHs9
Fancy Store, 500 street, near lsts. UNIV
90 r2-u
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w. 8, ROOSE,
81 Wiiiards and National Hotels. and 1t
W. e. CHANDLIES
CuRAL cteie, under Ebbitt House, corner and
We call the special attention q dealers to these
OiS,sn.hS, - they are undoubtedly the knsst In
ana are onsred at very nall advance on csst.
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MN YoRx, Aue. 8,

NEW YoEx, Aug. 8.
The cholera IN this city had not seemingly
od oblocl ' n, NJ yesterday, % ofcis cases and
deaths were, during that period, reported
in Brooklyn. Great dif6cnlty Vas expefi-
enced in obtaining correct returns on Sun
day, owing to the alleged laxity nisnanage-
ment of sanitary officials, Three deaths,
previously reported cases, bad occurred On
0overnors Island. On the other IAsads no
additional cases were mentioned.
The coroners jury retained verdict Of
wilfal murder yesterday. against lra Mann,
proprietor ofthe Washington House, Newark,
for having stabbed Calvin b. Parls, on FIJI.
day forenoon, 30 u tocauSe his death.
Concerning the cholera among the troops
ON the steamer San Salvador, is stated thst
the steamer sailed from this port with 470
recruits for the 7th United States Infantry,
on duty in Florida They were all recruited
in New York. Deaths on the 10Th ult.
amounted to full one -fhurth the entire com.
mand Nineteen new cases with 80 others
in the hospital. The disease appears to have
been gotten under control, for only i've
deaths occurred and sixteen new cases sp-
peared from the 29th tlt. 70 the lst inst, and
the vessel was reported to be due At Savannah
within few days after the passengers were
released.
The steamer Germania from Southampton
23d, has arrived. News anticipated.
The morning papers contain the following
specials from Washington:
A large and advantageous sale Of captured
prize property, belonging to the Navy De-
partment, took place on Friday, at the Cos
port navy yards, bringing handsome reve-
| nue. to the Government One item-scrsp
iron--at 1s@2l per pound, reached over
$4,000.
Several hundred hogsheads Of con6scated
Virginia leaf tobacco were sold by Colonel
Looms, Treasury Agent at Richmond, last
week.
The Commissary General has decided that
the commutation Of rations for soldiers while
confined in rebel prisons, shall be allowed
| ouIy to them and not to their heirs.
A gentleman in this city has received a
letter from very responsible source in the
city Of Mexico, stating that there is no doub,
felt that Maximillian contempiates returning
by November that the Empress has gone
to France to represent the hopeless financial
| condition Of the Emperor.
Twenty cases and deaths by cholera in
this city, and cases and death in Brook
| lyn, were reported up to noon to-day.
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LAW S OF low A
PUBLISHED Br AufHoRirr.1

CHAPTER o.
Second Folnme Iotcd Digea.
An ACT for the purchase and pistribution Of
copies Of the Second Volume Of the Iowa
Digest.
SEerIos l. b, il enacted IN tf Esnsrai Assa-
By Of the .Sta.f a Iona, II q hereby made the
duty Of the eecretary of State to subscribe for and
receive, fer the ue Of the State. the same number
Of copies Of the Second Volume Of the Iowa Digest
complied by William g. Hammond, ~ he is, by
law, required to subscribe for Of the Reports Of
the Supreme Court. Upon the presentation Of the
Secretarys receipt for said volume the Auditor Of
State shall draw his warrant upon the Treasures
for the price thereof, at st ia exceed six dollars
aad fifty centsp per copy, payable to the author, or
such persons as he may order.
Sec. 2. The copies Of the Digest, % purchased.
shall be distributed ~ foilows: One copy 70 each
member Of the present General Assembly, to b
sent 70 him BY mail to his address, By ths secrsta-
Of State, and the baiaaee in Ia sans manner
as copies of the Reports Of the Supreec Court srs
now, or may hereafter be, directed to be distrbn-
ted and disposed of =.
SIC. ~. This Act being deemed of immediate
iupcssahss, Shall take effect from and Afl2 its
Psslie..;or 4 ~ iera S'as Rsgs sad
Approved April Cd, Isad,
hereby certify that the foregoing Act was pub
shsd in the fosa Stass Regisesv April Ilth, 1855,
and In the Ioea Homestead April -, 1864
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER los.

xT1n1ang Oetanquent 10T Ian.
AN ACT to amend Section 3, Chapter lis, Laws
Of the Tenth General Assembly 10 relation to
printing the Delinquent Tax List.
SECTION !. Be Il enacted b. the General 4sses-
bly, Of tAs Stute Of fo,rd That Section two ~ Of
Chapter lis, of the Laws Of the Tenth General
Assembly be and the same is hereby amended by
adding thereto the following. Wis: hosidsd, That
said newspaper shah have been rvgulsrly printed
and published for at least three months preceding
the fifteenth Of September of said year, in the
same county. And shall have had at least twenty
bona Jide subscribers in the county wherein the
delinquent property is situated for at least three
months preceding the fifteenth of September Of
said year.
SEC: 2. That In all casss whore the rrsssusss
may doubt sas Qualification Of any paper a above
h1ed, i shall Be his duty to require the publisher
Of such paper or papers Slai,aiag the light Il
publish said Tax List 70 show BY ahdsvit that his
psper has been Published ~ often ~ once in each
week, according to the provisions Of Section 6r.,
Of this Act.
Approved April "a, 1850.