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DAVID Il. CO6KRILL
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.
CHAD T-EGTDW Tl-pH,Eue,~,.. =,


DAVID II. CO6KRILIs
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.
CHAREESTOWN, JEFPERSON Co,
Virginia.
ENoR the very liberal patronage extended to me
Il since my release from imprisonment az the
q Old Capitol" tender my sit ceFe thanks
Having had an experience Of ye,rs ia the
CARP INTER- d HOUSE JOINING BUSINESS,
and in command of corps of comt,etept
wOrknIen; aud having on hand supply Of vaiua-
BILE building material, am fully prepared 10 exc
cute all work entrusted TO me- speedily in the bes
manner. and TO the entire satisfaction of all who
patroniZe me.
90 Particular attention given to the drawing of
plans and specifications.
E. Novembcr. 10. ls6e-.f = = = --i-'-'''
JULIUS G. HOLMES.
HOUSE CARPENTER ANDBUIBDER,
INFORMS the citizens of jefferson. Clarke. Fred
4 erick & Berkeley Csuaties. that he has opened a
CARPENTER AND JOINING SHOP,
in Charlestown, and will attend to REPAIRING of
HOUSES End will cONTR AG1,fOr BUILDINGS
All work will be done in the neatest and ros voI K
man like manner, and at a moderate rate. On
hand, Lumber. Door FreneP. Window Sash &c
GS-COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in EXCHANGE
for work All who want their work done PROMPTLY
and neatly will find 1t to their advantage to give
him call Shop adjoining the Blacksmith shop Of
Mr. Hiram O'Bannon.
Aprill6, 1867 If.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JAMES A. L. MCCLURE,
ATTnRNEY kTLlm

NO. 40. st. Paul street. Baltimore
KORACTfCES in the ate md United STATE conf,
- aa1 pays particular attention to the prusccu
'"I OF Claims sninst the General Government
January 2d lsG6-tE
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nRIsPRR coz.

GRIsPER COMA.
oh! she was IbcaotiGaI aud fair,
With starry ey6E and radiant hair.
Whose curling tendrils sof, entwined,
Unclaimed The very heart and mind.
CRISPERA COMA.
For Curling the liar Of either Ser into
Wary and Glossy RiHgletS or HearV
-nssipe CUrls.
By using this article Ladies' and Gentlemen can
beautify themselves thOuss nd fold Il Is the onv
article the world that will curl straighi-hair and
at the time give il beautiful, glossy appear
ance. The Crisper Coma not only curs the hair
but invigorates, beauties and ceanses it; is highly
and delightfully."- perfgmed, aud is the most com
pubic. Fhe crsper Coma VIII be sent to any ad-
Dress sealed and postpaid for 81.
~ i. CLARK & co Cbcr,isss.
No. Wees IA ette streei, Syracuse, y, y.
hlarch 20 1sst-ly ~ z.lsll
r EPARAT OR G APPILLI.
Throw away your faIse f1zzos, your switches, your
DestruetivS OF comfort Ind not worth figs w,
And rejoice in your own luxuriart hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (frsrl whit
ever cause 1t may have fallen 9ui) ami i"rcing a
growth of hair upon the face, IL has no ec,Ial Il
will force the beard grow upuu the sn,ootbe,st
face in tom FIVE to eight weeks or hair upon bal
heads ilI from two to three noatils few irDorant
praetiti0ueis have asserted that there is nothing
that will force or hasten the growth of ihe bair or
living witnesses (from their own experiens4) car,
bear witness But many will say, how are We 10
distinguish the genuine from the spgTiOus2 II GER
taillY Is difficult, nipe-tcnt's Of
preparations advertised for the hair and b<,r
entirely worthless, and You may have Riready
thrown away lsFge amounts in their purchase. To
such We would say, try the ReParaior Capihi; IL
will cost you nothing unless il fully coISs no 10
our representations ff your Druggist docs not
Keep a. send US one dollar and vyiIl forward it,
postpaid, together vita n receipt for the money
which viii be returned yout on spPcation pTtiyI,
ding entire satisfaction i not eivGn AddEss
W. L CLARK x CO., Chemists
Nos Wet Fayette st Syracuse, MY.
March 20, ISbT-ly. = 5sr-s 80 =,
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ookE.I NnnEv z. TTI,aII-Y
LAW CARD.

G O o K e & K Ell NEEDY
MILL attend 60 oiiicc business in Jefferson md
VIII practice regularly in the Courts UT ClirIr
and Frederick, and IN any other of the adjacent
counties where the tcst oath IL not rcquir,d
OFFlCE-ln the Valley Bank Building
Charlesto@n, May /, 1866
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SCEEOFULA.

T W. HORNOR, Esq, a prominent LAWYER in
y. West Virginia, writes to Dr. ANDERS as fol-
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TFere cometh glad tidings of joy TO all.
To yonHg and 10 old, to great ard TO small
The beauty. which once was precious and rare
Is free for all, and al may be iair....-,--s.
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SPECIAL NOTICE 10 FARMERS.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NEW UOUDS! NEW GOODS!
Have just received my second instaImcnt of
Spring GUods, consisting of Culicos MuusIins
BROWN AND BLEACHED, COTTONS.
WHITE AND CnLORED FLANNELS,
the best Domestic Ginghams, Plaid Cottons and
Check. Also, large variety OF FANCY GOODS
HOSlERN and NOTIONS The above Goods will
be SOLD at the lowest Baltimore prices The of
WKLLINER y COODS,'
is now complete. have full lir of Bonuets La
dies and Misses Hats, Ribbons, Flowers Bonnet
Frames, and all ether articles belonging to this
Trade. The stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and GGntlemCn's Furnishing Goods, is we'll select
Cd and will be sold very cheap.
NJ BEHREND,
Opposite Campbell * Mason's Drug Store.
Anril 30. lSST
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MEXICO.
THE REPORTED SPURIOUS MEXICAN BONDS.

THE REPORTED SPURIOUS MEXICAN BONDS.
By TnLEGRAPE TO TBg TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The accusation made by
the Mexican Legation against the United States Eu-
ropean and West Virginia Land and Mining Com
pany, has been met by the President of the Company
in the form Of petition 10 Congress TO investigate
the charges of the Legation. Ii is understood
that the petition will DO presented to Congress to-
morrow denies IN toto all the charges aud puts 10
nero, Corlies d Company on the defensive, and asks
the guarantee of the fifty millions OF Mexican bonds
held by the Company. 20.
JUAREZ on HIS WAY TO THE CAPITAL.
The following is an extract Of letter recently re-
ceyed in this city from President JuareS, dated at
Durango on the 18th ult.:
Gonzales Ortega TO the State Of Zacaecas aud the
governor In the performance Of his duty arrested him
Gu the oh inst aud him, well escorted 10 the dis
pCsal OF the Federal Government sufficient force left
here to meet OTtCga tle way and conduct him 10 the
City ~ san Luis Potos 10 be tried there
President Juarez states that he would leave Du-
range fol' Zacatecas on the 14th ult and would re-
main only ,wo or three days at the latter city pro-
ceeding on m' Journey TO the City Of Mexico by tho
way u Sap LUIS Pot0sL 49,
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MISSOURI.
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE LEGIHATURE.

PROCEEDINGS IN TIE LEGIslATURE.
BY TEIrGRAFH TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS, No, Feb. "a concurrent resolution 70
amend the State Constitution by striking cut that
portion referring To the qualification Of lawyers
preachers and others tabled M the House yCste
day. concurrent resolution requesting the POST
masteT-GenoIal 20 restore the riyer mail route
between St. Louis ard Keollgk, recently discon-
tnued, was passed. 80 .
SUITS ron pi}tCrs-rIIE LEGISLATURE.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. lJ.--Thc RCputioGn's ST. Josqrh'5
special saws thar isaac ROscnthal, WHO was fecCuy
tried for attempting so blow up.his store IN that city
with pmpowdcr has commenced suit against john
Dcmond, the owner OF the building, for $4,000
damages, alleging that Demond arranged the whole
plot to compel him (RosenthaIl 70 vaeate the prem
ees. Gen. Bradshaw, late candidate Tor County Col.
ector for Buchanan County, has bought suit dfairst
w. NJ Sherman, County Clerk, for violation OF the
law in throwing ott legal votes enough IN The late
election to elect his own party cagdiQate, Gen
Bradshaw claims $4,000 DAMAGES. = H. ~
Resolutions were introduced into the State Senate
yesterday declaring all railroad cohsodatons IA
this State, which have not boon approved by the
General Assembly, null and void and calling for the
passage of law TO regulate freight and passe ngcT
rates, and for the proteegod Of the Tights of tle
people. bill was introduced into the House 20 pro-
hibt the driving of Texas cattle through the state
On the ground OF there being contagious diseases
among them.
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TENNESSEE.

KNOXVILLE AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD CONTRACTS.
By rELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
KNOXVILLE. Feb s.-The Knoxville and Kentucky
Railroad has let eight miles Of heavy work IRON Coal
Creek to PoweTs Valley, crossing Wadrons Ridge
and including the appoachesto tunnel Of Ivy Ieet,
10 Robert Ribb and Thomas Steers experienced con-
tractors who engage TO complete the work by tie Ist
of March 1863. The next section, Of ten miles, VIII
lie LET i'm March and the tunnel contract as soon as
the approaches can be opened. DAILY trains now fnn
70 Clinton and viii reach the Coal Banks, " miles
from Knoxville .n July next.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
MEMPHIS Feb 9-Thc COmmitto appointed by the
Chamber of Commerce to attend the Convention ia
81 Louis in reference TO the improvement OF the Mis-
sissippi River, leaves tomorrow by rail- The hHdi-
Gals held meeting tonight TO appoint delegates u
the State Convention at Nashville.
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KENTUCKY.
ny 1vlreR,pa TO TEE TRIBUNE.

TRITGRAPH TO TrR TRIBUNE
FRANKFoRT, Feb. 9-The Legislature has passed a
bill 70 paw the State bonds, making New-York the
point of REDEMPTION Unless bonds presented Tor
pavment within year after their maturity, they
will be considered Cancelled. 70.
DEDICATION or 4 BUST OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
don't Lincoln il 10 be set up at noon on the 18th
inst. i'm the Academy of Music Coy. Bramlette Is
expected to preside. A eulogy viii be delivered by
eX-Attorney-Gen Speed lettet has just been re-
ceivod from President johnson, declining 70 attend,
i'm consequence of pressure of public business, but
he expresses bis warmest sympathy WITH those VINO
render this Just tribute TO the memory Of great ana
good man. ,,
The steamer Argonaut, recently wrecked, has been
raised and sold at auction for 5000. =,
One tun of pig lead, the first prodncton OF frank
lin County, was received here today.
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9Th irst whom Judge Funkey delivered his charge TO the
nryn exceedingly able 1ne INA tP bs e TGS
6ance INIT oousion between Culver and AnstlH 70 de-
fraud; that their presumpons must be IN iayof OF ihno
cence and that they must take lhto aVSVuis VIZ PiS
good eharacter Oh tue persons. .ua,o. q, Not
At O'Clock the jury returned VeivhGS
Guilty. Inc prosecutor, John Dutnold "a EeSnJ 6d oi
ant OF Franknl 10 nav the COSTS The Court cOud oI
restrain the applause in the courtroom for some minutes
after the rendering Of TIE verdict ana ~ IN the
Exchange Hotel 70 congratulate Mr. Culver S n on h hT 9
able trial for which regret that You limit me to such
hrip
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ASSEMBLY,.


The SPEAKER presented the ans wer Of the New
York Board Of Health in reply 10 resolution q the
Assembly relative 70 prostitution in Ne "-1olk'
REPORTS.
BY Mr. TARBOX rep, Geuesee)-TO( Teate Boa5d OF
Trustees for the Town Of M0iTisania.
BY MI PURDY dem, WestchesteT)--1 Tegnlate the
driving OF cattle through the streets Of Me- Flofk
BY Mr. HlsCOCK rep, OnOndaea)--R 2latlYe 10 4be
DistIictAtto Of Rensselaer, County.
NOTICES O BILLS -
CRANDALL Rep Alleghany)-TOcT cate Board
pStatlstos and provide for the registration marriages
B,' Mr. NJ C. MURPHY Dem, NY)-TOa boA sh capital
pJRt Mr. sIGFRsON Dem, N Y)-Torroylde "a the re-
e Of ront street and TO regulate railroad traya Oh said
~ n, LOCKWOOD rep, Cayugs)- RequFngra ilroad
20 connect oil cars Of passenger trains 1 Tn an
sDTSSn e. 9Tcvcnt accidents
"y Py NJ A. RIBBEN Rep Monroe)-TO incorporate ma
tiOIa sayiu y gsnks; n o,o, ~ AZ ,,oM os
By. MI Nj CISfACOh tpemg OIal6o :" '"A 'pcoiAeS
o. Wr PIy VOIDs qsep, saratoga)-To create slaek
cation IN n Hudson River, from Troy 20 Fort Id
Sa,1 ami "a rla vge the Cbampan Canal from foit I'd
ward 70 Wnielan 70 rep Nonroe)-To reduce the num-
-, ~ ~ 81; -, y 49, the CITY Of Rochester
VI H. ~ III, n ne, - n Y)-TO amend an act relative
~ ~. fisEhi. SMayor and COnHOnalty Of Geg-
York, paced April ~, 1851, ~ ~ P''''' Inv ''0'i"
'I Bs aF a ggjl IL sp H. yXO RgtAGs JR
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
sJ1EnA EAFE TO IHs TslnrzE

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 0, 1867
Thepstwasn not a quorum of Senators present THE
mOr5pg4 aud the see on was almost wholly devoted 10
the conshle nation Of Bills in General Orders.
A0LSS ADVANCED TO A THIRD READING.
To ,cStapi5D the Hudson River Hospital for Insane
near POpSfR elepsie, and an TopTates 10000.
AutbonznR lie New-YOFA Protestant Episcopal Public
School 70 se certain cores Of land in the Nineteenth
Ward.
Anthoriz The town OF Jal uaea TO raise scC 900 for the
aEaCtiOn Of Town Hail.
AJthoT!zil6 the GFand-t en-, NewtOwn Railroad Com
paD2 to eLaIGe the same fare as the Brooklyn City Rail
bOacs
Authorizing Edward Cunagd {, take and hold real
tate
AubcTlzng The Comfy Of Dge hess IN borrow money
70 rag for etc for the Hudson River Insane asylum
Adjourned.
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g OF t. d, CAMPBELL.
VIRGINIA,

FRREDMRYs CONTRACTS IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
pY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O-A report received from the
Freedmens Bureau from the Assistant Superintend-
ent of Fairfax County, dated Vienna, Va, Feb. 2,
states: Fair contracts for the ensuing year have
nrettv generally been effected and there is now very
iitte surplus labor in the county growing dlspo-
siton to cultivate lands upon shares is manifested
and those who were industriOus last year IND very
little difficulty in obtaining land again."
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 9-The passenger train which
left Nashville at noon for Louisville accidentally ran off
the track pear Franklin, KY One passenger ear and the
bagqge car were thrown down an embankment and
brokD 20 peces There were but few passengers on tho
TRAIN some Of whom hunt, but not seriously. Tie
s9Ee0ete5, baggageWaseG, aud brakeman Iweye badly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11
LOUISIANA.
THE NEW UNITED STATES SENATOR

THE NEW UNITED STATES SENATOR.
BY TEIBGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-From information received
by persons here it is evident that Duncan T. henner
ex-Rebel Congressman and author of the Labor laws
of Louisiana reducing freedmen TO q state Of peonage
viii be elected United States Senator for that State
The Legislature has been ballOtng for three or four
days.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9.--The Hon. L. ID. Campbell
Minister to Mexico left here this evening for short
visit to his family in Ohio some of whom are sick
this city being his temporary residence. lie expects
the State Department as to Mexican affairs.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
roR'rH CAROLINA. E
TTTe er,frTftpRN RECOEsTRUCTJON SCHEME.

TIM sc,frrtIRRE RECONSTRUCTION SCHEME
BY Tsl'oy 20 q rag lTlSoTs, ..,...,.6
W.mhKeeltjSS Feb 10--Word has been received
here tbrt the North Carolina Legislature have dc
hated Demonstration compromise proposed by the
southern Governors for the last three days withcut
arriving at a satisfactory conclusion. The majority
Of the p,embers seem to think that It is mere
rehasa Of the Constitutional Amendment, and oppose
il for that reason. vote may be reached on
RALEIGH S. c., Feb. 0-The Legislature to-day
passed the Relief bill 1t slaves off the payment Of
debt II months.
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PYIE's SuFRATUs and CREAM TARTAR-Pure arti-
c always full weight aad reliable every Sold BY oceD geo.
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TIKI BURGLAR HIS OWN INFoRMER.-The open4ng
each window and instantly eraphs your The BURG
IAN ALAN TEIgaR Is applied n5idby aud without damage
L. HOLMES No. 2Ol Broadway
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NATIONAL FINANCES.

TklgGRAYH
WAeHfSGroN, Feb 1O.-The following table shows
the amount of debt Of the Government falling due
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THE BEST BEVERAGE, FOR FAMILY USE, IN the
World h Kaar EAsr lSDiA CoFFEE For sale by all Grocers q
d. Wholesale depot No 5i Readest near Greenwich ny
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PASSENGERS ARRTVED.


PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Fe6 10Th s.esusf5
FROM GUANTANAMO Feb. lO-Ih brig Msgge-Mr j. J. X.re
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IAnnouneeInen.Al

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Plea ca ana cs ae oar Re1 Clothing Gents Boys
lOalL-" and learn tie preseul prices
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The TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1867 is NOW
RBAsr advertisement under bead Of New Pubea
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CITY ITEMS.

PERsoYAI--Among the arrivals at the Hotels are
The Count de Montagn France, at the Breyoort House
Count Lubersac Paris and Gen. j. spaldng, Utica, at
the Clarendon Hotel the Hon. ]. b. Chafee Colorado,
the Hon. A. Br.ndagee, Connecticut, the Hon. William
~. Nicholas Hotel; Commander J. NJ. Watson, U. 8.
Navy no the Aston House Gen s. NJ Zuck Pennsylvania
at no Southern Hotel: Maor-Gen Noah, California, and
Gen r. Arnold, IT, S. A, at the Westminster Hotel.
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DR.. HEBBARD's LECTUREs.-At the last of the
course Of lectures delivered by Dr. HebbaTd at the Coop
or Institute resolutions passed in which the lee
turer was very highly cOmpncnted, and invited to give
q sesond conise VI Lectures IN this city.
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TIE cULHER TRIAL.

TRIAL OF THE non. C. y CULVER AND JAMES s.
AUSTIN AT FRANKLIN, Pa. ON A CHARGE OF
CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD-tACQUITTAL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-27
Published April 9, 1851
CHAPTER s3-GENERAL.

AN ACT regulating the hours of manual labor, and
fixing the same at eight hours day
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows: 81
Section / That in all manuf actoTies, workshops,
and other places used for mechanical or manufactur
ing purposes in the of Wisconsin, where children
under the age of eighteen years. and women are en-
foyed the time Of labor of the persons aforesaid shall
not exceed eight hours for each day, and any stock
holder overseer, employer, clerk, or foreman, who
shall compel any woman any child under eighteen
years of age, to labor in any day exceeding eight
hours, who shall permit any child under fourteen
years of age to labor in any factory, workshop or
other place used for mechanical or manufacturing
purposes, for more than ten hours in any one day,
where such owner, stockholder overseer employer
clerk foreman has control OF such person, shall
be liable prosecution in the name OF the slate OF
Wisconsin before any Justice of the peace or other
court OF competent jurisdictiont~of the county
wherein the offense shall have been committed and
upon conviction thers OF, shall be fined IN any sum
not less than FIVE more than fifty dollars. 10 ~
Sec. 2. That in all engagements to labor IN any
mechanical or manufacturing business, when tue
no express contract to the contrary, days work
shall consist OF eight hours. and ali engagements,
contracts or agreements for labor in such cases
shall so construed. Provided, that the provi-
OF this section shall apply to any contract
for labor by the week, month or year.
Sec. 8 That whenever fine shall be collected
in accordance with the first section OF this act the
same shall be paid over to the Supervisors OF the
county wherein the trial may be had. and the
same shall be disbuTsed by them Aor The benefit OF
common schools --it,' q -tfit'
Sec. A THIS act shall take effect and be in force
from and after July Attn, 1867.
p Approved April 6, 1867 e.4 tu
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-27
Published April 4, 1851
CHAPTER 42-GRNEpkt

AN ACT to amend chapter % Of the genera
laws of 1866, entitled ''an aet relating to the
organization of manufacturing companies IL
this state " ttf ttlH daF3T
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
scented IN Senate and Assembly, do enact a.
follows: rFi>as sH ~ se3
Section 1. Section one Of chapter ~ of eener.
al laws of 1866, is hereby amended by insertinV
10 second line of said section. after the word
" on" the words mining orr s. -
Sec. 2. The second section of said chapter %
IS hereby amended, by inserting after the word
which, IN the fourth line of said section. the
following words, to-wit together with all the
other books Of laid corporation" -
Sec. 5. Al acts or parts of acts heretofore
granted to any mining or manufacturing com
Pany, inconsistent with the provisions of this
chapter are hereby repealed. fifs s''T--'''S
Sec- 4 This act shall take effect ard be in
ful force from and after its passage
Approved March 26, 1867. sw
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-27
Published April 1, 1861
CHAPTER 57-GESFRA1.


AN ACT to amend section %, ehsnter 112. of
the revised statutes, entitled rof guardians
and wards" t-.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, represent
ed in senate and assembly, do euact as follows:
Section l. Section twenty nine (29) of chapter
one hundred and twelve [ll2l Ofthe revised stat
utes, entitled "Of GUARDIAN and wards. is here
by amended so as TO read follows The
marriage of any female who = Under guardian
ship az a minor shsll terminate the right and au-
tk0rity Of the guardian as 60 the custody and
tuition Of the minor, but not as 10 the care and
management of her estate; and the guardian OF
any insane person, spsndthrift or other person,
may be discharged by the judge OF the county
court, when il shall appear 10 him, on the apph-
cation Of the ward or otherwise, that such guar
dianship is no longer necessary
See 2: The county judge may IN ms direction,
upon the application of such ward after her mar
Tiage, discharge such guardian, and require him
to account to said judge, and pay over aud deliv
er to such ward all the estate moneys credits and
effects rema ming in his hands, or due from him
on ouch settlement, may in his discretion upon
such application, discharge such guar dian and sp-
point another in his place, who shall give bond,
&c required by law in other csses,. and TO whom
such estate, moneys, credits and effects SHALL be
paid over and delivered, and who shall have the
authority conferred by this act upon guardian
alter the marriage of his ward"
Sec 3. This act shall take effect and be IN force
from and after its passage and publication, g
Approved March Is, 1867. tl & =,