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Commissioners Sale a
OF
REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
217 ACRES,

and a haB mules from Nas4riHe, on "a,
AaJrsesborO pike and also other Yah.
able Property IN Nashville, belonging 10 IL,
Estate o. Tie late Edtcara Tra5ue.
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Department Of the Cumberland
Principal Once Rooms,
40. 4s CHURCH sTRBBT,

WILL attend 70 Embaning and
w and furnishing CESea, and
shipping bodies OF Soldiers, Em-
ployees, and Officers a. heretofore,
snd at the prices established by De-
psrtment headquarters.
Having buried all the Soldiers,
0hcers, and Employees who have
died at this Post, gives rs the ad-
vantage OF the Record o. Burials,
&c 70 refer to, and by which 10 fur
ish Information 70 friends or rela-
tive abroad. and 70 disintsr bodies
buried at this point.
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4 mled smouut only Of the stock thus sppul-
prs ed has been placed ia the hands &C The 0llceIs
0fthe company 70 he sold at 8 Per share and az
the st0-k has al been issued fml raad. ID pay
ment Of properly, 10 IS not therefore. habie % say
OfFtcu No. coz North Cherry straet, Pos,oasce
box -, Nashville. Tenn
DIRECTORS.
? b. cOlToS, olTenn. C. uEgurzBoURs. ofN-Y.
Wn- G BrNls, DELAS0 2. sETrH, OfEiuu-
q . sASFoRn, Aa wE1us, cfmich.
OFFICERS.
PcddntA g. SANFORD.
Presr1st NstonN Bsna. Nashville.
Voc ReaiaE-A g. WELLS
slaal-U-F H. COTTON
TraasEr~.-WM- C.. BUNS.
Airag -S.pamlsant-c L. HEQUEHBOURG-
The property ogthe ComEany consists Of Jesse
hold lnterestsln the counties CfOveuou. Fentrszs
White, ia -k-ou, aud Warran, iu the state Of Tea
nesfee. amounting IN the aggregsts 10 over EIGHT
Thousand acres.
The mem5srsmp ofths Company aud the Bosfd
u u re3tors comprise men Of business eE1euencs
sud reputation, and Of a thorough and pfacuca &C.
~4uanance with The Oh mines Of Pennsylvania
The Mining superintendent was one uf the hrstex-
plouers ofthe oil held Of that Sta'e, and struck he
hrst Towing oil well 10 the country, well known a.
the he4uembourg Vel, and % whch the cl inter-
ests Of Pennsylvania, thsn In their nasceu- state
W. e. very ianrely indebted.
This Company val lease portions o. ther value
Die lsnda IN smail racJA 90 pnTar1 parties or COM
panies, Tor IMMEDIATE uEVELoF1UNr. Thus i q urs
chsnce for ooFH gis operators 10 obuia lcssss On
ieuus that pin he amply rrmunsurve.
Terms made known on application.
40 HERE SPECTATORS WILL HE TEEArED WITH
DeseuTton oflands and samples OF GA obtained
from the properly NAV be seen hy calling st the
Once q The Company, No. 6CE North Cherry
street, Nashville. Tenn
The Secretary, r.. Il. Cotton, Nashville, vii ~
ceive orders for stock. ami VIII frrard cauliestes
by return mai wuen the money accompanies the
order.
Oct. C-u.
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For Sale.

VI 0o1Cy
ONE Of the best Residences IN the country. IN
" the southern part Of the city, Bear the terminus
q the South Nashville H~oree-Railroad, il ; hrSS
rate nsighborhoOd The ~builsing, . large mocern
rgo-story huck. Nth ten rooms, Kitchen, &c. good
huck smoke house and servant houses. good els
tern, large yard, we'd enclosed, witt Il acres OF
land, rsrt Of which : first rate garden land. set
Win cholee nrut trees 4 part Is used for s hrick
for getting wood The \. and c. Raiirosd passes
BY tne corner q the place, from Which wood Is r.
ceiyed for burning hu~k. The property j. outside
the corporation, and IA therefore exsmDt nom cor
porHuan Hx2s. A gocr spdnz il immedately sd-
joining The property. Terms eagv.
REQUIRE a NILSSON 4 MDRTREE
rovl-d or " MATT BROWN CO
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AAEAH T. = w. ~ ~
IN chGIge OF Clothing, Camp and Garrison EGuip.
aEe, Stationery, Qnsrtsfmasters' Blanks, and Slor.
sge Of Pohhc Property. Oaioe ~ hsrket-strcel
CAPT 4 B. mBBARD, A q A.,
IN charge q Forage and Straw. 0Bce % Cherry
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~sAMARITAaas
Root and Herb Juices.
Ths Grsa Blood PuHasr ard Remedy ns
sCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS.
LETTERS SCALES, BoILs, sYPH
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EAgEu h.


tor SYPHILIS OF venereai Diseasea he samsu-
~ : 500 ana heN Juices Is The moat potout Ger
tan ard edectusi remedy ever ureaerhef hi ro.cb
e. ana ersaicatss every psrnola Of no EanarseI -
s9n, 80 nat ne cure IL borough and permanent
LIE tnen tnis purifying remedy md b haaIss
Joumay repeat 10 alter yeers.
DO NOT DEaPAIRf
AtLhoaeh you may - pronounced lncuFasis. u
@nAut-as Root aud Hero Juices VII remove
A. Ell ths bad effects q ms1cury.
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bsrmors. Feb.s ~. Is5a.
lie Eemedies7 fofF enr7.ai
mis- mostcustouary orms; uar 4 have
Aru Win 1-u1EneuL c-rreacu. mi urouar.
" and have f1uud lhem rezuana - nv srn-.Ds-
20 ? promptly snn edsctua.T Hn6Elur uar
cgmposluon, I haFetne fullest couaoenas = ha-
sna e. lar A. ny use o. tham ertalds
them sirouEy
ALFRED G BoWERs
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DnRT

Summer and Broad streets.
carr K n NIRE, A. 2 n,
10 charge OF River pepot and Post Trsnsp0ftshon,
Fuel ior S.osmers. Puhiic Animals, Htshes, Couais,
s.. Oflca - Cherry street
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The following are the quotations for un.
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The edtcacy o. thesa remadie. +. sr.
edged - p-hysiaaus aud nsaedt.. Thav -
pa ne hqsplls, and - tneirrea merit -.
ssld iha spprQlauou q ~ most ab.a slrre,n.
% che physicians Eno use hem. - 80 ~ -
the fdloaing.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25
Published April 10, 1866 ]
CHAPTER 65-GENERAL.

AN ACT to amend chapter 10 Of the Re
vised Statutes, entitled of highways
and bridges, and of ferries"
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, re-
presented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
Sec J. Section fortv-seven of chapter
nineteen of the revised statutes is hereby
repealed, and the following inserted in lieu
thereof: Every overseer Of highways
shalt, on or before the first Monday of No
vemher, in each year, return his tax list
to the town clerk. with such taxes as have
been paid, marked so paid opposite each
description Of real estate taxed in his tax
list, and he shall make and subscribe an
affidavit thereon, before some justice of
the peace, or other person authorized to
administer oaths that the taxes not marked
as provided hv this section, remain unpaid.
IL the said overaeer shall neglect or refuse
to mark and deliver to the town clerk such
tax list rs aforesaid, the supervisors, or a
majority Of them. shall, upon the app'ica-
ton Of the tOwN clerk, Issue q warrant,
under their hands. to any constable OF the
town. commanding him forthwith to bring
such overseer before them, to show cause
why such tax list has not been returned
rs the law requires The constable's fees
for such service shall be paid by such de-
1 Iinqueut Cvcrscer.
Sec ,. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved April 9, 1868
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25
rP-ar, he -na--lr-.-r r--lon1

Ir. Editor-Permit me through Your
paper, TO say to the citizens Of Darlington
and vicinity that a the Inst annual ses-
sion of the West Wisconsin Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. cons
mittee e FIVE Ministers and five Lavmen
was appointed to secure location. and
take proper steps to establish an Academy
in the southwestern part Of the State:
probally within the bounds ofthe Mineral
Point District, which includes the three
counties Lafayette, Iowa and Grant
4he said committee contemplated the
purchase Of the Platteyilie Academy. with
u design to enlarge, &c, but that insfitu-
tion Il to lie used as Il State Normal
School, another site, and perhaps 4 diff
aerent location viii be selected.
Mineral Point has made very liberal
offer. and other towns are anxious to Sc
cure It's location in their midst. am 81
The rpnion that this village. all thrncs
considered, would he very eligible
place.
Prompted by this opinion. have tens
ieI ed an invitation to the Committee t.
na"t'n Darlington on Wednesday. Nav p
at q clock. | would also cordially in
ne .. my fellow citizens ana ueighbors.
who are interested, or desire to become
interested in this matter to meet with Us
On that occasion.
The District Ministerial Association
will commence it. second Li~aunual se,-
sion at the VI T. Church in t.lis village,
on Tuesday Evening Nav lst. N Z o. clock.
Opening exercises Nv Rev. Jas. :. LAKE
All the exercises viii lie pEhlic
J. KNEES, Pastor.
Darlington, April ), 1866.
Here is another opportunity for the cit
liens Of Mineral Point to secure yalu-
able institution Of learning, and It re-
mains to he seen how far they viii tax
their liberality to secure it. The time
was, when with little effort they could
have secured the location Of the State
Normal School in this place, hut that el-
fort was lacking, and the Institution 10.
Gated n Plattevi.le, whose citizens put
forth o praisewyrthy effort and secured
the prize. \ liberal offer has already been
made to secure the Academy mentioned
IN the above communication to this city
but other localities are on the course, and
liberal offers VIII undoubtedly lie made
by them. There Is not town in the dis
trict better able to contribute to secure
an Institution Of the kind than is Mineral
Point ana where IS there . place that
muu,c deris- urea-er zen -rr rom 81 IN
s,i.u,.on uf the L.uL than ta.z2 TO Sc
cure It we have GOT TO To liberal. and vet
We believe any Li1eraErr that would be
necessary TO secure the object would Be
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25
w o.. "a T.
LAWS OF WISCONSIN,,
Published April II, 1866
CHAPTER 15-GrNFRAr.


Az ACT to authorize poison to lie used
for the destruction Of wolves and wild
cats in the months of January and Feb
ruarv, in each year.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, re-
presented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
Sec l. For the destruction Of wolves
ana wild cats, it shall be lawful for any
person or persons to put out bats contain
jng poison, at suitable places, at no less
distance than eighty rods from anv dwell
inc house, from the tenth dav Of January
to the twentieth dav of February, in each
year: and within three days after the said
twentieth day of February the person or
persons so having put out such bats or
hanes, shall take them up and elfectuaiIv
destroy the same which shall remain. 4
failure 70 10 so, shall subject such person
or persons TO whatever damages may be
sustained by the NEGLECT. and also fine
Of not less than FIVE dollars; al to be r.
covered before q justice Of the peace Of the
county.
Sec . is hereby made the duty Of
the chairman or clerk of the town board
of each town in this State, TO read publicly
the foregoing section at the time and place
Of reading the report ant voting appropri
atoms st the town election III April, OF
each year.
See. 3. This act shall take effect and
be Ia force from and after its passage.
Approved April / 1865.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25
Orr Soldiers.

We give below the language of the
Lansing Journal, u rabid copperhead
sheet, as applied to the soldiers of this
Republic &; also the comments Of the Me-
Greror Netcs. And this language is not
peculiar TO the Journal; it has been re-
peated time and time again by nearly
every Democratic paper IN the State
They called the soldiers abolition hell
hounds, until they had whipped the reb-
els and their copper allies, then they
tarn around and would lick the very feet
of the men they have trGduced, yilifed
and insultcd, just Ike any other whipped
ours.
It's lamensable fact that net one
thousandth part of all our vast armies
North, enlisted purely from patriotic mo-
tiyes. Some went for money, some foT
large bounties, some to get Office, some to
get applause at home, and ali with Il vague
ambition to become renowned. And too,
alas that we should say it, thousands upon
thousands to steal. These are facts and
no amount Of Gne writing end frothy IN
digaation can change them. We DO not
know that the Southern soldiers we're any
.reer ofsuch Incentives, bat they probably
were es theirs part00k CT wax OF sci
defense. '-Lansla4 Journal
II there i a soldierin Lansing who can
after reading the above Insulting Ian
guaga, refrain from slapping the whiske7
bl0ated pate Of the writer Of it, It j. oui,
! because said pate is too filthy for sol
dier's hand 10 touch Would YOU belieg
reader, that the paper which thus SANDER
/ and insults the Union soldiers. last IA
/ pretended to advocate soldiers ticket 2
! itc Gregoy Ns,rs.
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~ r,rp .-..-.,.l .,I,,,,+~.. a., .,r .l,o Pa
~ ~ 49, .,.l,5 - ,nars arl
brands and fling chattIe mortgages"
The people Of The State Of Wisconsin, re-
presented IN senate and assembly, do
enact as follows
Sec. J. Chapter - Of the revised stat
utes entitled of marks and brands. and
fling chatrle MORTGAGES, + IS hereby amend
ed. nv adding to the same a new section
rs follows SEC. : , any person having
convey ca any 'r',S,e % persona! Pfon'rtV,
- ~, III Ia, y, +fto ro1 h., s,,
49,, IN t,,,,.,r-r ..-.r..,l 81, - ~
49,, ~.
-. III ,,.-,,.+,. ~. ,,,. 80 -
Z. -, o. -, -, ~.
,;.I,.,,+ ,,-;..,, .,.,,,s+ ~r ,l,, 49,
-, "a ,,.-,~,.,-- 1.,,t,,il, -
~ -,;-.l,,......,.-- ~ n
%",,9 "' n'-H 'N'S.'' ''''.''','' anu 91''i ne
tia'le % ln.iilii'eh'. an" on convection
5nereot Sh"i ne Hoh'7ael 5E hne not less
man lN .1' l4e 'E'"" al jhe property SO
Sn.d or disposed 81, and confined IN the
county jan =. nor eEeae1'a2 one wear, Zone
~ " '.,.' - 'l-e ''5EIl ana
'.'.'' '''1 l''.s ..,'t ".l COSTS q such prose-
e"l.'h ere .'-
r 'ai7 ".s 7a"H take effect and be
IN force rom ami alter u passage.
Approved Agril J. 1860.
Published Anr.III. 1867
CuAf,vFp Il r.>-,,.,
- ~,
= = - ~, 20 s.a''"h- = am oil
c""gte, ga '"e - asF"' laws OF 1900.
muse, IN "e' ''. t'' encouragement
an" hF..eea ~ 70 re "ooi-5rowIn5 in
tefes1s lA iH1s state.
The people IF the State of Wisconsin. re
presented I'M senate and assembly, do
enact as follows
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4. T.-l.f-,- -.,.,.r.5 - ;. - - ~
I..r.g. I. So, > rs, $50, ',Ini,,ins-
sg,f -,,,-,~4 sh.T - The saaIn or
e-r,.. 49,. Is j., I,iuaI Nth
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25


During the high prices Of paper and
printing material, We have been forced to
charge $500 a year to our ofice and mail
subscribers, and s. 50 to city subscribers.
But the arrangements we now have for
procuring paper at little lower figure,
and the prospect Of still further redac-
ton, induces Us to reduce the terms Of the
TRIBUNE TO $500 to city and SIS to Of
fee and mail subscribers, who pay in ad-
vance for the paper. We trust that al
VIII avail themselves Of these terms, and
that advance pay nay bscome the r1le
ra-heg than,the exception.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25

Sec. s. Section of said chapter is here
by amended, so as to read rs follows -
Section D II any clerk cf the board of
supervisors Of any county, who shall be
applied 10 FOR a certificate under the pro-
VISIONS OF the preceding sections Of this
act' snail willfully or knowingly give a
lalse certificate, such clerk shall be deem
ed guilty of misdemeanor, and on con-
vctlon thereof shall be punished by fine
NOT exceeding one hundred dollars, or by
IMPRISONMENT in the county jail for not
moro than one year"
zee. This act shall take effect iIn'
I:t upon It's passage and publica-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25
lrablifhed by request j
Address of Capt. A. c. Mathews, of Company G,
35th Wisconsin. TO the men Of his Gem
maud, up9n their EnaI Parting,

mand, upon their Enal Parting.
SOLDIERS OF Company G. The long
looked for final parting has at last come
Ii affords me pleasure to know and say to
you that your own good conduct has heen
the moving principle governing in ali re-
spects my actions and expression towards
you. You were entitled to and had from
me that degree Of consideration which the
| faithful and diligeut merit. To ignore
/ your claims would only stain me with in
ordinate vanity without detracting one
/ lota from the true merit of each in his re-
! spectIve duties. What folly then TO draw
/ lines Of distinction further than is abso
/ lutelv necessary to obtain proper control
and discipline / have found in you men
making Vt ling sacrifices for the common
! good Of the common country. thank you
! for your kind and soidierly support which
YOU have extended TO me during the period
! have commanded the company have
found You prompt efficient. and faithful
IN the discharge Of every duty, and | as
sure YOU | feel the deepest regret which
cOmpcis me to sever the councillors so
pleasant | part with y0u now, but with
the full enjoyment Of the Thought ana feel
iirr that attacnas ;'a-iF 70 a man who mas
done his DUTY for his country in the Tina
of her greatest need I acknowledge with
thankful heart the ever willing and kind
treatment and the obedience rendered M.
No otEcer could do less
You are now at home Nav you be pros
porous and happv in the land which God,
through your brave hearts and stout arms
has united and fixed for all time to come
Fix deep in your hearts the eternal prin'
ciples Of Justice and move on Take ur
tn. work OF restoration, cndeavoring by
all the mears in your power to so settle
, our political system as to establish and
restore domestic tranquility. Then mt
mainly will rejoice, liberty viii be glad
and the voice of the free prosperous and
Industrious Will be honored in every land
Soldiers Of company G, come aud see
ne: Won know what | have been to you
/ shall ever be the same. Farewell
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25
In EorcSaxe--Toyya s~orIurv sor

In the N tier Of The Guardianship Of Artey Amelia
George A., Joseph T., Francis Z. and James H
cross, minor heirs Of Theorhilus Gross. deceased.
NJ reading and filing the petition OF Emeltr.s Cross
, Guardian OF SAID wards, representing among
other things, that they the said wards are
tain real estate within this county that il is expedi-
ent that the same should be sold and PRAYING for
ton be heard before the Judge Of this Court on the
2st day OF May next ensuing At the Court House in
the village of DodgeyiMe.
and it is further ordered, that notice thereof
be given 10 all persons interested by publishing copy
q ts order for three successive weeks prior to said
DAY OF nearing In tie Mineral Point Tribune, weekly
newspaper circulating in said county
Dated April Is, 1866.
L. II STRONG,
apr25 -8wT County Judge
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Afss.SD1.rrptO TORS Sale.

IN PROBITE-IOW4 COUNTY co URT.
In the matterof the of Patrick Mcnermctt of
the town Of Highland, Iowa County, State OF Wis
cousin-ieceaSed.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
Y suance OF order OF license made in said matter
by said curt on the Esd day OF April, Is 6, the
undersigned administrator of said estate, will, the
2lst day Of May 4. 1866 at o'clock in the after
noon at the premises, in said of Highland, offer
sale pub vendue tLe following described lands
to-wit:
Part Of the northwest quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter Of section Nc thrty-thre (.3l IN township No.
seven L north Of range No. one % east.
The terms of sale viii b. made known at the tine and
place of sale.
Dated ApIn %, 1856.
HUGH McTyER.
! apro5 Sw1T Administrator.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25
apr2J Sw1T
IN PROPS IOWA COUNTY COURT

IN PROBA TIE IOWA COUNTY COURT
In the matter she OF John McNair deceased.
~ y reading and iling the petition Of William 7.
Henry, Administrator de bOnis non of said es
tate, setting forth the amount of debts outstanding
against said deceased, and particular de scrpton
of all the real estate whereof said deceased died
seized and praying for license sell the same FOR the
upose % paving said debts It is ordered that said
petition be heard before Judge of this on the
S0th iay Of May ensuing, a he Court House in
the vii age Of Dodgevi.le
And is sfurther ordered that public notice thereof
be given persons interested by publishing a copv
Of this four successive weeks prior to said
dav of hearing in the Mineral Point Tribune eel;lv
newspaper. circulating IN said county.
Dated April H. 1865.
1. NJ. STRONG
spT23-iWls County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25
I'm probate---Ioyya County Court.

In the matter Of the Estate Of William Siggelkov de-
ceased
I ETTERS Of administration having been ths day
I ! Issued TO Gardner C. Gigs OF said county, and
twelve months from the date hereof being allowed and
limited creditors TO present their caiIs against said
deceased for examination and allOWaI 1t is or
dered that all claims and demands against the estate
Of said deceased be received and adjusted before the
sc Of this and for that purpose he i'll be
his Office in the village Of Dodgevilie the FIRST No4-
day of each month, during the term above limited.
And it is iurthr ordered, that said administrator
without delay copy Of this order ne published
successive weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune
weekly newspaper circulating in the county Of Iowa,
and also that he ike copy be posted up IL
four different public places in said county.
Dated April 10th, 1866.
L. VI. STRONG,
apr25 4w1T County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-25
Approved April 4, 1856.
Published April 70, 1866. ]
CHAPTER 64-GENERAL.


a \ ACT to provide for re7iving a certain
SUIT against the state.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, re-
presented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
Sec. The attorney general is hereby
authorised and directed to sign, on behalf
Of the state. stipulation vacatlng and set
ting aside the final judgment IN the case
Of Elias i. Calkins and james h. Proud
fit IS the State of Wisconsin, in the Sp-
preme Court. AMI to reinstate the case IN
the same condition rs It was when the
special verdict was returned to the said
court from the circuit court of milwaukee
county: and he is also further authorized
and directed 10 stipulate on behalf OF the
state, in said case, that the provisions OF
the several acts of the legislature, that the
SUMS Of money appropriated to SAID oa'R
ms and Proudit, is payment n fuIi OF
their accounts for printing dore for the
state, and the receipt by them OF the sums
of money mentioned, shall not he held to
affect a compromise or tna settlement OF
their accounts, or to bar their recovcry of
any sums of money that may be found
equitahlv due 70 them; it being the inten-
ton and object Of this act, to permit the
said Calkins and ProudHt to try, in the
courts Of the state, their claim on its
equities and merits, the same as IL the said
provisions were not contained in said acts.
or any Of them, and that the remaining
issues therein be tried and disposed of ac-
cording to law, 10 the end that Just and
equitable determination Of said matter
may be had
Sec ? This act shall take effect i'm.
mediately and be in force from and after
its passage.
Approved April 7, 1865.