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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28

T IGHT ON SHADOWED PATHS
IL Also. OUT IN TIE WORLD. two new
ADAMS'BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
NEW House AND LOT FOR SALE.

IN On corner of South and Elm Streets. Good
repair. Terms reasonable. Enquire Of
e. T. BAILEY.
Warren. o.. March : If
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
ONE THOUSAND WEEL.

s-The Lands of the Company consist of
Twelve Hundred Acres. at Reno, on The Allie
ehany River, in Venangl county. Ps.-the heart
OF the Uil District in that State.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28

A NEW SUPPLY of WALL Pa.
IA PER. just being openedAt
n. III lid gr.-Fw ADAMS BOOKSTORE,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
Y ADY'S MAMMAL OF FANCY

AD1S MAN UAI OF FANNY
IL WORK. A complete instructor in every va
riety Of ornamental needle work, including Bead
Work. Berlin Work. Braiding Crochet. Embroid-
cry. Knitting. Lace Work, Netting Point : ace
TAFT ng. SC. sc being a complete lexicon Of Fan
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28
T UNCLAIMED

RABY CARRIAGES, Baby Cabs
~ and CaTts-all prices and kinds, lust reed AZ
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-03-28

A marriage was solemnized on Thursday
last in Hartford, Conn, between a lazy of
that place and a clergyman Of a neighborihg
town. in which the united ages of the par
ties amounted to one hundred and ffty-eight
years. He was eighty-nine and she was six
ty-nine. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
THEGATE CITY.
KEOKUK, IOWA
TUESDAY, HORNING, JUNE a. :


The publication of newspapers is not rs
safe business 10 Prussia IS might be desired.
What not to say is the chief lookout of their
conductors The Princess Frederick Charles,
Queen Yictoria's daughter, recently gave
birth TO . son. and shortly after the soiant IVES
taken to church to be baptized. The Kreux
Zeifung published report of the ceremony,
enumersting the distinguished personsges
present, not forge tting the very young juve.
nile, who was the party most interested An
other journal, the Bourse Gazette, criticised
the account, and hnmorously asked If the
conduct Of the baby was up to the demands of
the occasion. This was an imputation which
the sovereign house OF Hohenzollern could
not endure. The Gazette was seized, and q
charge preferred against it of insulting a
member of the royal family. When the trial
came on, the defendant asked that the lead
ing physicians be called upon to testify
whether child five weeks old could properly
be described as parsonage and as having
pursued any conduct Thecase was here be
coming too ludicrous to permit its absurdity
being unperceived by even the stupid dignity
OF royalty, and the court acquitted the offend
ing editor, censuring MIN, however, for his
disregard of rropriety. A more laughable
circumstance has hardly occurred since the
days when the poor Spanish woman, who
wished to present her Queen with pair of
stockings, was rebutfed with the question,
"Do You not know that the Queens of Spain
have no legs ~
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I've have pnt up and sold this article for %
and coSrIpSscR TRUTH Of Il what have
never been able TO say Of any nther meicine-sxvEH
mas IT YsiLHo II A SINGLE fysfaxcE 70 RsvScf cURI
when timely ured Never did know instance Of
by any Who used it, On the contrary
all delighted with its operations and speak In
Of commentator of It's magical effects and medical vi
tines We speak in this n after WAR Kyow,s after
20 years exferis nee AND fLErGR orR RKPrYAs1os
THE YuLvIILNESf WHAT BERR pEcIAsR In alrunst
every instance where the infsn 10 suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief will be found In fifteen minutes
sffer the syrup IL administered.
Full directions for usi- will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PER-
kINs, New Yoik, ID on thu ouIsids wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists Throughout the world
Price, only 35 Cents Per Bottle
ayr24-dAw 6m
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The other day Dutchman in Cincinnati
was severely thrashed by his wife, and. while
smarting under the affection. he complained
to the Mayor, and had his better half arrested
for the outrage. whereupon she was fined
three dollars and the costs; but she not having
the money, her husband was called upon to
fork over, upon which he opened his eyes in
great surprise, exclaiming: sVot for pay?
She vip me- The statute was explained to
him and he paid, but announced that hereaf-
ter his wife might thrash him as much as she
pleased. but he would never again take steps
TO uphold the "mejesty Of the law
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NOTICE is hereby given that II. w. Sam
- p'e aiiixm mile C y. Davis. Jphn A.
Bishop. Eri~J Lssoh, Hurry Fulton Ed.srd Mnmm
James " Bling, ". h@ley. Nicholas ssrg-a.s. R
l. knd,i /. }, }. brte. WIN Pstt rsan, A r. Chiaen-
5en. }. II B&rker, I-.ish Hale. John = citghosn.
Vance dial Of tie outy 81 Leo sub STATE ~ Iowa aud
'hr~seis-s With tho~~ ~ho h r-asa become
cited with them into rnporat. Joiut stock Com.
sny nndsr Lar ia~a OF To- rrls,re such org
ticnst In the and it'll. o.
"rhe Unien Live Stock Insurance CO. !.
The principal pac Of eu.iness u the Company |. Ia
th- City Of kenk Io~a
The the bu.fness he cited b. the os
pshy i the lsetRss Or IIt4 STUCK Against
theft, sscIIENts AMI pkAT.a
TIL amnrnt ftapgtsl - rk sutA8ri14d IL ~wo HIM
DIR Tbuu- nd Doll ~, 4nt incs-1,~i fro
10 time - III. business tAe m qniYr, d +
dsa ihfu >hsre- o. me lsnp r. HoiiEIs r~h III Com
fAny husins-s. wh n w+uty Tha .ud
D fars staI .e sniscrit4d tin ,sr c ut Of that
aid in. fha rssidaa III .t il sub Ct TO
e paid ID A. qnref :, the bf,ftors. The CoIorn
tk- rso kho.drss
private property cf the stock boier- IL made ex-
enp' fron aoilty for corpofAe de- t. except vi
nv law.
The bus ness ~ the Company i. TO he man.rsd ~
R.a II nins reerors, ho enpov. rid .lect
e'e-sd Mt. Vice President and kxetuive COMMITTEE
nd asp . -etr Ia AID fressur- aud such 9th Z On
GERS and agents shsii b. nsce-sar, In nduct the
bu ines, Of tn C. 'mpany 1h- aanaa elect for ii
re- tors re ~ be held On tie 1st Thursday - June In
-~~h ysar
TIE ility OF the Company sAail u no time exceed
n'fle thr amount u Capital stack
ola ssresant I.hnA i-bep j J frice. J. Ku, dirk
rsi N uni. and John Sebee elected Hrectors 70
-er until The snnnsl election in 1861
At meeting OF he Directors the following 0ficefp
er%eiected te-Ais;
H ". SAMPLE. President
william .IMsERMAN. Vie President.
A. p. CHiTTKsDEN. Treasurer.
ERik LEIGH, secretary
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4 7,2 8 6

50
Fire Policies is.ned through it, Aescies r the yps,
closed 10 suggestive Of abe wide spread and
busin - emf Jed by the PHHNtx, and the .mpha tito
desire amonx all classes for the protection policies
BRAScH roR WEST AND souyH,
NO. - WEST FOURTH ST, CINc7NNATL o.
b. u. MA0ILL, Gent Agt.
PHENIx Policies issuea promptly, by
VA. FULTON.
mch14d3n Keokuk. lows. Resident Art
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For S1lIe.

For Sale.
n OTIS I, and ., In Block 50, conner Of Morgan and
Third etreeta, In orchard and valnahle fuits
fffse guoh Enquirs Of wM. PULfON,a
apf24-d Real Estats Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
BArcnELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best In the WorldI The ooiy trus
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Inssan
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Blsck o.
natural Brown, without injurng the hair skin. Rs-
sdies the i'll effects efbad dyts Sold BY all Draggs
The genuine IL Aligned William A. Bstc.elor Also,
RHGENERATIN0 EXTRACT OF MrLLRFLEURe,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
augU-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

GENUINE, Java Coffee,
We hsvv q list r.e allie 70 obtain ~ -,
o. java Ce0ba. really 900 ~ aaS. -19s.ss = !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

- 81. JAn9 H,xRLron, q Nsv yeA, 80
..,.,,,, !, t,o,or,do vrttSs 70 . itse1ao A1l6WS:
.Rve,ywhsse % The .4ssise. - slssagA - Nom
Tin, ana Dr. swnSs boa1sa Bitsss- Asvs ~
6~sps,y used tAsa auA And thsa purs cd vAssssoas
n III nanuAossrsss - Beverages haA msaiesesd he
ssne regard ~ the psboe selaSsnd IL
same shii IN eoapcnpdsg really VARIABLE Medicinal
beverage, there would b NJ need for to warn the
people assiest them" DIV
D1tchsr's Lightning Fly killer
Makes qunk cork with hes, and II commenced early,
keeps the honsc clear I'll summer.
Look ussNe ialsaesces 0se Dssehss's only.
june 2a-AAW1n
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$1,Ouc, IyU.33,


avessssurance to the public that choice indemnity Of
~hiesome and permanent character strongly gaAi
teed by Phoenix Policies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

EN- ~ OF cnUNfkhF-ITs--see th.4 the -.
surs o. "a II shcNsoN IL on the WRAPPER u 49,
DO - - PricN-insle bottle. ONE MIJA9 -.
haifsrfsn " tIyB Ia-LLARS -. A-AS, :"
Should y.ur nearest druggist mot have the ertseaa
do t he Put ~ by sny Of the Intoxicating
III = my he oGsfed IN is place, botv,nd e 81 ~
VII for sarst, arcurely packed, by express,
lAdfaesapAiA, r. es1's'
JONES q EVANS.
s (euccesssn 70 Q. II. Josk6pR Sht
R1GE1knfO2g
1e0 By DsseisA 81 nsales u eve, -. :. -
Uoe se1Dsb t1ot-116DleeI.sssS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
Eulton's Agency.
WILLIAM FULT0N,
Insurance and Real Estate
A9116C,
KUK, IOWA.
e1T1CR RRnovED 70 nAIH sTREET, no. -
Over Yountss BROS Dry Goods Store n the y
49, ruo0 laGaly eorupteA ~ IL 8eokuk
Library Association.
FOR sale.

r OTIS /. snA 3, IN Block Sc, corner Morgan ard
i eecond Streets ia garden and valhahl. fruits.
lite good. kaqmrs Of wM. FULTON,
sdr2l-d Real Estate Agent
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A. L.. GURNEY.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
COTTON Factor,
sRyxAA
COMMISSION MERCHANT:

TONS1GNMENTS Of Corn, Flour, Pork.
" Bacon, Barter Ia d. Pordnce ~ ~ ktuds and N@r-
chxaf,ze generally, respectfully Holic ted.
ont - to sran~stt general 4gen<s busi-
for Co,nsahic- inii III nails rp+siA' f~nti %
given the collection Of oatxiAadu. aet u contracted
b. FIRE since the war.
hare baud and for saie 1tau0e acres Of the
dne~s Cottcp land in the South. improved and nads
cultivation In TO .rit purrl aud price
that Will insure fortune in i've years the
Letters askng for any Information will receive pr omps
aitsn,iou
kRsKnEgCRs,
:. " fRvly, from KeokEk1 8. Isa Ala
Maj. Gen CHGfL IN Io~a
Nal Gen. Nc EfarR from Chicago ND Selma, Ala
srig Grn. CON lows
a. BNsJR. Prrss. lst N.'icpal Bank viek.burs Misc
". A. kffH 3 c Bsnkers, eel =. Ais,
And A.rchaats in New York, Ne~ ORR and MohaI.
GENERALLY. A. GtRNhY
late IL Col. I'd n. Y. Vet. Cav ! Brsst Coz U. e.
sprl5 din
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an E..ay
Of Warning ard destruction for Young Men, Also Dis
And Abuses which, PROSTATE the vital powers with
sure means of relief Sent free Of charge in sealed
letter envelopes Address, Dr.. j. sKlLLiN HOUGH-
TON. Howard Association PhfIad, lphia, p fd&x3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26
HOetetler.s Celebrated Stomach
BitterS.
READ E.D.EN. sOuTHwosTTs LETTER.
Prosped Cttta0s. Geovyetcsrs. D c,
Apr1 2, 1868.

Aprd 2, 1868.
Nsssrs HosfR41m en11H:
Gesaemen-It gives me pleasure to sda ny testimony
TO those of others in favor Of your excellent preparat
Several years OF residence the banks Of Southern
river and Of close application to literary work, had
thorough: exhausted my nervous system and under
mined my h,slth that had become martyr to dyspep.
ola and nervous headache recurring At sho intervals
and defyine all known remedies 10 the MAters Medica
had come to the conclusion that nothing but total
change Of residence and punuits wonldreore my health
when friend recommended Hostet.ers Bitters. pro-
cured bottle an experiment II required but one
bottle to convince me that found at last the right
combination ofremedies The relief II Afforded me ~
been complete It 10 years since hrsf tiled
Hoetetters Bit,er. and b bnt just to say that have
found ths preraratio, all that II cisms to be. II
Standard Fsmtly Cordial with NJ, and even - stDu
liant We like II better than ANYTHING else but u'e IL
in all nervous bilious and dyspepHc cases, fron fever
down to toothache If~hat have now said Will LEAD
any dy.pertie or invalid 70 sars remedy,
shall dave done some good.
remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
iune2s-d. Wv ED B. n. s1UrHwORrH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-26

C0LGATEF AROMATIC viGE1AsLE SOAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glyeerlne
and especially designed for the Of Ladies and or
the Narsery. Its perfume Il exquisite, and It's
ing properties unrivaled For sale by all druggists
febI3dAw1y
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: KEoKuK
FIRE Az D MARIN E
lNsNr0Nee Company.
INCORPORATE VypER rnE LAWS or IOWA.
CAPITAL 100000.
Cash Assetts inreste1 in y-r;te1 States Gorern.
ment Securities.

NNHIs Company birg = HOME INSURANCE. CON-
j PAsf. ,sn.epd. IL tarti n.r1s - citizen. a
Iowa tn.araDcs rs.oe IN ruttaang~ % all kni. Fur
piss-, ~cs-lng lpxrsl ard MereA s-ds.e Also
1ooa- ID Mr. b-nJe In - trai.ait. whethes
BY NJ M. sts. River Rail ~ va On
Tnsar-rr. tskn the s.sorah- rates. and lc4s
promptly Aata.f-d
DIRECTORS
Y. '. R0Wp3 OR y Bower 4 Co
wv PATTERSON. aP.is<reun \ rfni~Y.nan
EDWARD ksLBVCRSE, L@~~e~ K Mt r. 4 II, r b.
PIX, a Gsis P-tk,
JAS " -Hk1LEf, Lat ~ Cox 1 shelley
A. l.. GsSSADLE, o. Cd nnhs- 4 S,ms IN
Low. Prs tir.t Nxtisnai Bank
Nm. A. BA0NNELL4 or D. owurii Bro.
SMITH HAA+L-- o!s Hamili 4 Co.
OFPICKRI
RpBnwER. frssident l. ApAMa seepessry
VI SHELLEY Vice Pres't II x LOVE rrelsur~r
ap.l-d II GIILMaRe A.icrhey
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

Southern Illinois came to he called
Egypt, SAYS m old resident in that see
ton, in this wise:
in the early settlement Of tho Sanga-
ny country. rs il was called before tho
counties Of Sangamon and Greene were
organized. there were several families who
emigrated to these counties from ST Clair
/ Levi Day Every spring he returned, in
company with several others. to this conn.
/ tv to get seed corn. For three or four
wears after those counties were settled.
the insects and frost so injured the corn
that 1t world not answer for seed. The
third wear that Levi Day came down he
Stopped ut my fathers house over night,
aud to ret his seed corn. The same night
Gov Ford, John Nears and David Black
wei stopped at nv fathers house Dur
iur the evening Mr.. Dav remarked that
he cauc down to Egypt to buy corn every
wear That idea so pleased Ford and
Blackwell that they published it, and
Southern Illinois has gone by the mama Of
Egypt ever since.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

There Is n successor TO "Pharaoh's
<erpcnte" called the magic photograph.
Il is selling in Paris and London, in two
envelopes; one containing pieces Of white
aIbumenized paper, the other slips Of
white hlottine paper of a corresponding
size. One Of the former Is moistcned
,gith water, and n piece of paper from
the other envelope, likewise wetted, is aid
thereon. when a beautiful photograph Is
Immediately developed on its al5umeuized
surface Photographs have Of course
been printed in tho usual manner on the
al5umenized slips. and then decolorized
with broraio or i7dia acid or some such
agent; the other pieces of paper have
been soaked in hyposulphate of soda and
the application Of this .educing agent to
the hidden photograph brings it again 10
Wow. The "serpents' emit poisonous
| Gnr,e while burning. and tho danger AT.
tending their use has driven them out o.
the market; hut the magic photograph
is safe as well as pleasant
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

The Canadians continue TO be very
sensitive in regard TO the Fenjan move
mont, and their conduct on some occG-
sions appears verv 1udicrous The brig
G r w Hams. which took her departure
from Detroit n few davs since for Chicago,
nwinu 20 adverse weather in tho river St
Clair, arrived Al Sarnia about II o'clock
ut night and came 10 alongside the dock
4 British sentinel on duty st once gave
the alarm 10 the officer Of the guard that
a niratcal looking vessel had arrived with
Fenians on hoard. In less time than ic
takes 70 write Il, a reaiment Of red-cOats
boarded the vessel and demanded Of the
cantain a right 20 search his vessel for
anything contraband of war II is need
less to add that nothing cf that character
was found, and the captain was allowed
to proceed a his leisure, after few rapid
exchanges Of words. in which the captain
eavo them his opinion of British braves
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
Squibs ire N Prentice.

Some people fnd conscience so tron
hlesome and expensive an article that they
decline TO keep one
--Verv few can keep tho run of tho
sand in Times hour g,ass
IF a man shnts two window shutter,
how many shutters are there in tue
case?
A dishonest sroceryman lies in weight
to deceive.
Neither false -urls, false teeth, false
calves nor even false eyes, are as bad a,
false tongues
The viii grows strong in age. Almost
every old man seems 10 be constantly bent
on something
A round man may sometimes bo cor
nered
Let our people be prepared, if The
cholera sbai be introduce! here, TO de-
cline It's acquaintance.
Those who are said to " wullow in
wealth" often ret "a badly defilod as those
who wallow in mud.
Gut dogs tail short ana ne can't
waE It "Brevitv IS the soul of wit, but
not Of warcerv
y dirty white man isn't any better
than n clean blnck one
- Always he cool when you find your
self in = hot place
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

"A remarkable marriage took plaoe in
Dedham iaiI. near Boston, East week
One Peter Gately and Michael McGecry
were irar risoned for felonioas assault ap>
on Teafonic woman. The woman went
to the iail in company with Gatelv's coun-
sci. but was refused admission to the cell,
and sat in the rotundn. 10 feet from it
The counsel however. entered the cell,
and IL is stated that the prisoner got upon
. bench. so that ne could see the woman
Mt a distance The counsel, who IS JUS
rice of rhs pcaee. subsequently issued a
certificate Of marriage 10 the couple
/ claiminz that lie united them according
/ 10 law. no set form of marriage being re-
Iouired hv statute !fthe marriage a held
4 70 be valid, the woman Of course becomes
incompetent 10 testify against her hus-
( band
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

be kept at all times in the Office where the
business Of such bank or banking associ>
atiOns organized under the authority Of
this state, shall be transacted 81 full and
correct list of the names and residence of
all the shareholders theraIn, and of the
number of shares Of each and such list
shall be subject q the inspections Of the
officers authorized TO assess taxes, during
the business hours Of each day in which
business may be legally transacted
Sec. 2 The provisions Of this ac- shall
apply to all banking associations in the
state organized under any act of congress
Sec. < When the owner in a national
or state hank, or banking association, shall
reside IN the same place, where tho bank
or banking association IS located the col
leGtor and county treasurer shall respec-
rvely have the same powers as to coi.ec~
ting the tax. rs these given to them hv
statute when the nerson assessed h1s re-
mo ei from the town or from the county
in which the assessment Is mndei and the
county treasurer, receiver OF taxes nroth-
ers authorized 10 receive said tax from
the collector, nav also have m action TO
collect the tac frnm the stockholders, or
from tho assets Of his share of stock; and
tho tax on said stock shall he and remain
lien therein till pQvment Of said tax.
Sec. 4 This act shall he submitted to n
vote Of the electors Of this state at the
General election 20 be he'd on the Tues
aav next succeeding the first Monday in
November 1906, and if approved by the
majority Of the votes 9iven on the sub
ect, the same shall take effect and be in
force from after the date of such approval
Sec 5 The form of ballot for the ap-
nroyal Of this act, shall be "fur amend
nent against the approval, against
he amendment which shall he on the
ballot used al said election, and depositnd
in the same box and the votes given for
and against amendment, shall be counted
and returned hv the inspectors of election.
and be canvnssed bv the state hoard of
canvassers in same manner and within
the same time that the votes for state Of
fcers are required to be counted, return :
ed and canvassad.
Sec6 L. shall he the duty of secretary
of state Immediately after the canvass
shall have been completed, to cause the
result thereof TO be published in tho OIL
cal state nappr.
Sec T. Ifthis act be approved As hero
inhelore provided, MI acts and parts Of
acts so far as the same cnntraveno the
provisions Of this act, are from that date
repealed.
Approved April L, 1866.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16
Published April II, 1861
CHAPTER 57-GESERaL.


An Act relative to the duty of lumber in
Spectors, and amendatory Of chapter
l67 Of the general laws of 1854
The people of the state Of Wisconsin re-
presented in senate and assemb Y do
enact "A follows:
Section l Section of chapter 167 Of
the general laws Of 1864 is hereby amend.
ed. by adding at the end thereof the fol-
lowing, to Wit And it shall he the duty
Of each lumber inspector to require Of his
deputy or deputies. AZ the end of each
month, true aud correct account Of all
logs, lumber or timber surveyed or meas
ured by him or them during the month
next preceding. and Immediately to enter
such account upon the books OF his Of
fee
Sec 2 Section II of said ctapter l67
is hereby amended by strikin@ ont next
after the word .'insnecto~," whore it first
occurs in said section, the wor Is. =" be
tween the first day Of Norenlhor ard the
first dov of March in each wear.
Soc. 3. Section . Of said chapter l67
Is hereby amended by adding next after
the word district" where It last occurs
IN said section the following words, to
wit: And the filing and RECORDING of such
Instruments and papers shall have the
same force and effect as ths recording Of
deeds and MORTGAGES in the Office Of the
rcgister Of deeds"
Sec. ! This act shall take effect nd
be in force from and after its passage and
publication
Annroyed Anril 6 1865
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-16

DEoOoRizERs Now that everybody IS
st least talking about cleaning up and
making everything ssveetand pure against
the appearance OF cholera, the following
Iis. Of cheap and available disinfectans
nav give sonabo5v needed information,
Two r,,uus- Of sulphate ofiron Cooper
as) dissolved IN a pailfnl Of wafer, and
and poured into vault, win prevent the
! formation Of sulphurretfed hydrogen gas,
/ f5,r some time and viii generally be suh'
tcient TO remove all nuisance
3 InYer Of charcoal dust viii prevent
/ the escape of ali offensive o1or from any
decomposing substance.
J One pound Of nitrate Of lead dissolved
- pailful Of water. is excellent for sinks
sink drains and ghults
II other things fail, chloride Of lime
is always effcctual and may be freely
used IN vaults and upon other collections
of filth.