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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, May 2l.-Coiton is heavy
and lower; sales, 10000 bales; uplands,
I'D; Orleans, I'D.
NEW York, May 2l.-A Port.au- Prince
letter says a pillage of the town took
place on the night of May 5, in which Mr..
]. B. Hepburn, native of Virginia, was
shot and seriously wounded in his own
store, and the house of a Mrs. Hamilton,
an American lady, was riddled with balls,
although the American flag was raised
over the door.
A Buenos Ayres letter states that on
capturing Campaity, it was discovered
that nothing but Quaker guns remained
in the stronghold, while the stationary
seutinels proved TO be stuffed scare
crows.
Two Paraguayan steam transports,
near the Chaco, have been sunk by the
Brazilian gunboats.
The first load of Irish emigrants have
arrived at Rio Janerio.
Details and Rssults-Ths Way it Works.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, May l6.-There is great
curiosity to see what effect the vote of to-
day will have on Stanton, and whether
be will prepare to resign in anticipation
of like action on the other articles. The
general opinion, however, is that he will
resign. When the news of the vote on
the eleventh article reached the War De-
partment this afternoon, Mr.. Stanton
was seated quietly 10 his private Office
He glanced over the list of Senators
voting for conviction, but scrutinized the
acquittal list very closely. After salts
flying himself that conviction had been
defeated on this article, he laid the paper
aside, and, without making q single OBJ
servation on the result, resumed his off,
cial duties. 1t was evident, however,
that be was greatly disappointed, but be
declined to converse on the subject.
A large number Of delegates to the
Chicago Convention have been in this
city for the past few days. They were
all in favor Of conviction, and it was
thought their presence might have some
influence on the vote They threaten,
however, to appeal TO the convection,
and obtain the unanimous Endorsement
OF that body in favor Of conviction.
This determination Is shared BY the Re-
publican members Of the House.
Ashley swears that be will be id II
be will give up the impeachment scheme.
He boasifully declares that be originated
ii. and asserts that be will stand BY Il 10
the last be is loud in dsnuncistion Of
Chief Justice Chase, and says that when
that distinguished presiding officer held
out his hand this afternoon, be Ashley
refused 70 take il or recognize him IN any
manner
The most disappointed men. perhaps,
in this city, fo-nighi, outtide Of Congress,
are Geo. Wilkes, Of the Spirit Of tAe
Tmes. and Theodore TiltoB, Of The IN
dspendeEL The former has done nearly
ali the betting Tor the convictionisis
hsreabouts. While The latter has worked
among Senators With great energy Tor
The success II impeachment They
agreed that TIE eleventh vss By Al ODDS
The strongest article, and up 70 ne mo-
uent vhsa The qussuoa Of gniliy or
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

For the best Riding, 10 be determined by
umpres selected. an elegant Saddle and Bride
valued at 500.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE.

u,HE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS q
i "a south Memphis Lodfe. 30. us. W
srs hrrshy notified v attend = Special ~
Comnunication THIS fThursdyl EyENlNG,
4 o'cleck. Tor Sork N ne NJ. Degree.
b on er 81 A, J.WHEELKR, ". N.
Brr. n. Pts ~. secretary-
Memrhis. Nay n. 1855.
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AMvsEM ENTs.
GRAND TOURNAMENT
l ron THE-
ArfurEfr .fFr ron
Benefit Of widows and Orphans.
AMvsE M ENTs.

TT is PROPOSED TO HAVE A GRAND
il Tournament ON the, N emphis Association
Race Course on WEDNESDAY, Urn OF
JUNE. for which the following Prizes will be
offered:
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THIRD PRIZE,

For the next highest number. a Gold Watch
valued at $3.50.
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FIRST PRIZE.
'tM SECOND PRIZE,

For the most Rings in three rounds Of the
arena, a Diamond Ring valued at 500.
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Great Head Center Of Amusement Seekers
Crowded houses nightly attest the superiority
of this STAR TROUPE over ali others here
t0fore presented TO the Memphis public
New Songs, Dances. Burlesques, Farces,
Pantomimes and Ethiopian Eccentricities.
Admission. 50 cents; Private Boxes, SIS 90.
Doors open at ~ o'clock; Performance to
commence at 81 o'clock.
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Ear Corn For sale !

nN PLATBoAT. FOOT OF UNION ST.
- "'P' EDMoNDs. TODD co.
est EOS Front street.
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N o II q q .
STAR MILLS !

DETwEEN MARKET AND WINCHES-
Corn Meal and Chop Feed always on hand aud
delivered free Of charge to any part OF the city.
Ali orders promptly attended 70;
6592' MINDEMAk y DELANEY.
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MONTGOMERY. April 30, 1868.
Major General Meade. Atlanta, Ca: m
Judge Busted has granted writ of
hdbeds corpus in Ryland Randolph's
case, returnabls the 9th of May at this
place. Please stop the trial by military
commission, which will commence at
Selma tomorrow. -.
JAS. H. CLAYToN, Counsel.
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Only Place of Amusement Open I'm the
Cityi
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VARIETIES THEATER.

Cor. Main and Washington Streets.
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ATLANTA, Ga. May /, 1858.
To James II. Clanton:
To Commanding General declines to
grant the request in your telegraph of
Yesterday. ~
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Governor Fairchild, on their behalf,
declared Cor Grant Tor President
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DETITION
PETITION

NoUvELLE-ORLEANs, Is August 1853
Honorable Conse Commun de la vile de la Nouyee Or
leans:
Les soussgnes propdeaires les Peters
Deuxeme District de vile informent respectue
sement gull sera necessare de construre des
les des depus Ia Cont juslua Ia de
Douane prent de veuor ben rordonnance
eeesssire ain dobger tous les propetares sre les ban
quotes face de tnrs oprietes
Nous croyons AUST quill convenable que Ia vile n
empeuer Ia Clay de Ia Cont Ia de la Douane
depens ct de la maniere qu fat de
la Cont Ia StLous Peasant avoir droit me
qu ont fats propretares
meme prions dauteriser voyer Vile
aire empierrer la Clay della Cont Ia de Ia
Douane.
WIN. n. vREDENBURG par VIM. H. vredenburg Jr, rs
pieds sur Ia rue Peters, 100 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
Peters
j. AvET 200 pieds Ia Clay, 100 pisds ls rue
A d GRIEF. 80 pieds sur la rue Clay.
BERkkNY, 50 pieds sur la rue Clay
a. IONA. Is pieds sur la Tue Clay.
Ia rue Peters
A. II. D'MEZA 80 pieds sur Ia rue Clay
J; A LAvILLEBEUYE, rs pieds sur IA Clay Is peds
surl Peters
A.JACQUET par prsouraton de A Beckett so pieds sur
Ia rue Clay, so pieds sur la rue Peters.
Nombre total de pieds dams pilet ga
fombre de pieds sppsrtenant pettsnnares. LISA
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ssd bonds to be dated LIST October 1863 payable at the
Office Of the City Treasurer with INTEREST the rate
TEN centum annum divided into coupons attached
thereo-said coupons being made payable annually on
the first Of April and Of October Of each year. az the
Office Of the City Treasurer the city Of New
Orleans as the Controller may direct.
The proposals to be indorsed "Oer purchase Of
Bonds Of the city Of New Orleans addressed to o. DeBuys
Secretary and to be opened and adudcated to the highest
bidder, at the date above mentioned.
The Commissioners reservng the right of refusing any OF
all bids
board:
JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
J. o. LANDRY, Controller.
W. 8. MOUNT, Treasurer
JOHN A. OiBRIEN,
Chairman Of Finance COMMITTEES Board of Aldermen
TH0s F. FISHER
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Alderman
Attest: o. DEBUYs, Secretary
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pUENA VISTA ENGLIsR
AND
OLA SICAL HOOL.

CLAB sICAL CHOOL.
Hsving returned Cser Of years. to ~
former home, In the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
will open MONDAY, the 10th Of September next
gish and Classical School, for the education of Boys
The locality Of this Institution delightful combining
the advantages Of town and country The grounds ample
sndw beagan identified and adorned with tree
shrubbery. The building large and well ventilated Ane
admirably adapted for School purposes The has beer
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and is beins
reprinted repspered recleansed and repuned that
locality in the whole country win be more healthfuL
The discipline Of the School viii be mild parental but
firm and decided and effort win be made develop
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil Tia
Principal Of the School prepared to board ten Twelve
scnolsrL
Terms tor Session of Five Msnths:
Tuition in Primary Department
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classic extra
Board per month, including fuel and lights
Contingent fee. lp
Washing ct laundress' prices.
JAMES McNUTr, Principal
References IRON fennessee-OoL Jno Mc0avock, Gen H.
p DeGrAnenred, Col " ON. Perkins, r Il Bradley ESQ.,
Col w. s. McLemOre, J. B. MeEwen, Esq., Col John L
House, Rev A N. Cunningham, d. D., Rev. Francis
Davis Dr. John s. Park, John Carter, ESQ., r n Ewing
ESQ., udge q. g. Perkins, J. ". Nicely RObt p. Nos,
ames Allison
v. Sanders Gen VIM Terry, @. s. A, Randall MeGsvssk
ESQ.,. sanl. r. Crockett ESQ.,, Themss Wood, ESQ.,, Rev.
r.Lsey, J. @. Graham @. @. Tate, Stephen MeGsvOck
James n wherry, wythe county; Gen. James A. WAKES
Dr. Edwin D. WATSON, j. B. Alexander, ESQ.,, Rev. BHnl
Ewing Jsnss n. Coyd. ESQ. Pulaski county.
STKwART. eALBKEATH - FIzER-
ANDREW STEWART New orssns-wM STEWART
w.R 6ALBRBATH-JOHN O. FIxKR, hsnphia
Cotton Factors
AID
GENERAL COMMISSION nRRoHAErs.
Ne Is Unsn strsss, New orsa.s
LALBRkATH, sTEwART - Co.
~. D eALBREAfH-wN. srEwARr-JNo. o. YIxEg
Memphis; ANDREW STEWART. H. o.
No II UziOn street. nsnphIs Tenn.
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
TIE NEW ORLEANS CnssC.Nr.
OFFICE ~ CAMP ST.. NEW ozLEAxa
j. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR


70 promote the social material and political vsesps
city Of New Orleans the Louisiana and the gre.
Southwest win be IN the future been In the pas,
he purpose Of this Journal The columns Of each days u,
are referred to as An earnest Of the Ahaness and success
Nth which this design is executed.
While the stand point Of CRESCENT "a an iudepend,.
me wit reference 70 all the subjects Of Newspaper eommep
md discussion Its opinions win always be found W b css
idly, definitely and fsAriessly expressed
A carefully sslsctsd corps Of
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u
NEW ORLEANS August lS 1853
To the Honorable the Common Council of the City New
Orleans: :
The undersigned Property Holders on Peters and Clay
streets Second District Of this city, respectfully TO
the necessity Of sidewalks the ree
nom Cont to Cusomhouse street, and pray hat honor
able dy viii ordinance authorship compelling
property holders to have the said sidewalks laid
We also further beg the proprey the
having Clay street graded macadamiEed Cont
CusomhOuse street. its expense in the
as ii has been done from Cont St Louis street,
heve that the benefits extended to should
tended TO al the and in this view
.,L--hi city TO proceed In
tnsf1fip&- and macadamizin0 of Clas
And as in duty bound we will pray.
WILLIAM II. vRE DENBURG, per William Il vreden
burg Jr Is feet Peters and 100 street
JEAN PETIT 22 feet Clay street 22 street
j. AVET, 200 feet Clsy street 100 Peters street.
A. d. GRIEFF 90 feet on Clay street
b. J, BERKENY 50 feet Clay street.
A. IONA, IS feet on Clay street
FELIX LABATUT, so feet on Clay street, 80 Peters
street.
A. II D'MEZA, 80 feet on Clay street.
j A. LAvILLEBEUVsB, rs feet on Clay street, rs on
Peters street.
JACQUET, per pro Beckett 50 feet Clay street. 50
Peters street
Total number of feet square, l22 total of feet in
petition, lisa
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GRAND z. A. CHAPTER.

GRAND r A. CHAPTER.
Samuel NJ. Todd, NJ E. Grand High Priest New orlssu
8. q. Parsons, Deputy Grand High Priest, BastrOp.
r. @. Stirling, Grand King Bayou Sara.
h Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry r swasey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
J. C. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New OresnA
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastrop
Joseph P. Honor, Grand Capt of the Host New oreap
b. Tisdsle, Grand p. s., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand R. A. Captain, New orleana
W. W. Leake, Grand Master Third VEIL Bayou Sara
NJ x. Girard, Grand Master Second VEIL Opelousss
". +. Rsiheigh, Grand Master First Veil Franklin
r. 8. Burke, Grand Guard, New Oreans
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CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS
Orr HALL, Roox No. p,
New Orleans, l2th September 1858
By virtue Of the act Of the Legislature State Of Lou
sisns entitled An act to enable the City New Orleans TO
procure loan Of money to current abssn aD
proved September 5th 1858 to the amount Of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS $1,000 OO) and pursuant the provisions Of
an ordnsnce Of the Common Counsel No. lOlS approved
nth September, 1868
sEALfD PROPOSALS win be received at this Office
until the 10th day Of OCTOBER, 1868 II o'clock for
the purchase Of all any portion Of of Bonds to be
issued follows:
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s bear the ssvsres scrutiny fidelity and judgou,
With which this Important branch of Newspaper duty ps,
iormed for the CRESCENT.
In BRIEF the proprietor of the CRESCENT proposes u
continue to present the public ALIVE and every respec
FIRsTOLAss PAPER properly supplying the imperative,
needs Of the BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIRCLE 1t Will be In the future o. In the past
g the spirit Of true progress, aiming It's contnuaI
provement for the benefit Of its patrona
The CRESCENTs circulation and its line Of sdyertis.
nents are sufficient testimony the favor which
Ors for the public have boon appreciated rewarded
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wKSDELL PHILLIPS ON GRAST-He DenoInces
Him as a Dr1lnkdrd, bit supports Him for Presi-
dent.-A Washington special Of the I'D to the Gin
cinnsti Enquirer says:
Wendell Phillips will print long letter In to.
morrow's Anti Slavery Standard coming out for
Grant, not ss choice, but as resource, and a.
zone to be borne up and on as the negroes
shield" II is declaration Of the advanced Rad-
Gals that they can get and do all they want with
Grant. In the letter Phillips says:
1--WE have little confidence In Grant. He ID de-
void Of any statesmaniike instinct. The nation
recognizes him IS tool. He has been drunk In
the public streets since January first The fact
is ss patent as the noon day. Only those unit to
themselves Of for owls, can deny It. He is our
King Log, Of our own choice. The lavishness Of
-slsehood cannot claim any qualities which 1T him
for Q LEADER
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OFFICIAL.
DETITION.


AAAAoN.............-.. PETITION.
rothe Honorable Commvn Council Of the city Of New
The nnder,igned property holders ST. Ansrew street
ask the honorable the Common Council
aofek d,ssk with thr inch cypress clrbing mad
On me side OF ST. Andrew street, from Liberty
ANTON sTEEvF, 90 feet
LOUIS HOFFMAN, SO feet
MnOW VICTORIA BILAC q5 feet
WILLIAM NASH, q6 feet
II GERDING. lSs feet
GEORGE KERN so feet
OWES KELLY 30 fest
huDOLPH RLIksATH, 90 feet.
j. ~ KELLER, 547 feet
Total number Of feet ll36
PETITIoN...-....................
Orleans ~e - VINO w ~" N'"u'e"e-
Les soussienes, proprIeaires sur Ia rue 81 Andra da
msnoeDt respectueusement honorsbe Gowns Ia com
stucton une banquete briques De cnre
cote SUD ouet de Ia rue StAnde depus la rue Ebera
ALTON sTEEvE 60 pieds
LOUIS HOFFMAN, 81 peds.
NEgVE VICTOkIA BILAC, IS pieds.
WILLIAM NASH, SO pieds
GE RIDING. l3S pisds
GEORGE KERN, 80 piedsL
OWN KELLY, 80 pisds
RUDOLPH BLIESATH, 90 pieds.
J: n. KELLER 547 pieds.
Nomhre total de pieds 1896
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,dd 70 the usefulness Of the CRESCENT BY impartial letter
apoh topics Of moment TO the people this section Its LEI
the people form not the least interesting and valus
PIE feature OF t wehed column large share Of saef
4zx,s i.-n.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS,

Eefuy cued from excnsns the selection, prspa
alton, and arrangement Of News ether Reading Mater
s claimed that the CRESCENT is surpassed hy sny
thsr daily journal In the United States. The
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-11
Published February 10, 1868.
CHAPTER 9.

AN ACT relating to the release of dover
and home stead interest in real estate,
of insane persons, and amendatory of
section one of chapter 90 of the revis-
ed statutes, entitled "of the release Of
dover Of insane persons"
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represent
ed in senate and assembly, do enact as fol-
lows
Section [. Section one of chapter 90 Of
the revised statutes, entitled '.of the re-
lease of dover of insane PERSONS is here
by amended SO as to read as follows ::
Section l. Whenever any married man
shall represent to the judge Of the circuit
court of the county in which such mar
ried man resides, that his wife is insane,
and that he is the owner of real estate in
which his wife has dover or homestead
interest, and that it would be for his
interest to mortgage, convey or otherwise
dispose Of any or all Of said real estate,
said judge may, in his discretion, after
due notice and full examination, if he
shall adiudge said woman to be insane, and
that it is necessary and tor the pecuniary
advantage of said insane person., appoint
a special gardian of such insane woman
for the purposes hereinafter mentioned,
and 30 other. The wori judge as used
in this act shall not be construed to ex-
tend to or confer any powers upon court
commissioners.
Sec. ?. All acts or parts of acts con-
travening this act, are hereby repealed
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved February 8, 1868.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-11
Published February 10, 1861
CHAPTER 5.

AN ACT relating to the fees of registers
Of deeds for recording certificates.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represent,
ed in senate and assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
Section L The. register of deeds of
any county in tl}slas state shall receive the
sum Of twenty-five cents for registering
any marriage pursuant to law which
shall be paid him on demand by the
treasurer Of the county in which such re-
gistry is made. in lieu Of the fee of ten
cents heretofore. authorized to be paid for
such service provided, that such regis
ter shallsshaye complied with the provis
ions of chapter 10 Of the revised statutes,
entitled "of the'' registration Of marriages,
births and deaths"
Sec. 2. All acts or parts of acts con-
travening the provisions of the act arc
hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved February 7, 1868.
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Published February is, 1868
CHAPTER IT.


AN ACT relating to the selection of Jurors.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin represen
ted in senate and assembly do enact as fol-
lows
Section l. Section 2 Of chapter 112 of
general laws Of 1866, is hereby amended
50 as to read as follows: Hereafter the
board of supervisors in each county in
this State, to which this act shall be APP
plicabIe, in making up the jury list for
such county, shall select the names Of the
persons chosen as jurors from the several
lists returned to the clerk of the board Of
supervisors, in compliance with this act;
provided, that when through the neglect
of one Or more town boards Of supervisors,
boarde Of trustees boards Of aldermen, to
make out and return to the clerk of the
county board Of supervisors a list or lists
of names, IN compliance with this act, the
whole number returned shall be insult
fcient, such county board of supervisors
shall supply the deficiency by selecting
as nearly as practicable an equal number
of names from each Of the poll lists of the
last general election in such towns, vii
idg6S anu WdIuS, dS Snail have IdiI6u W
return jury lists in accordance with this
act; and provided further, that the county
board shall select from the poll list only
such men as they know to be qualified
to serve as Jurors.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the
clerk of the county board of supervisors
in each county in which the entire jury
lists for the year 1868 have not been
made out, to Call a meeting Of such board
within ninety days after the passage Of
this act, for the purpose of filing out
their jury lists as provided therein.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved February IS, 1868.
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Published February Is, 1868.
CHAPTTR 10.

AN ACT to amend section tire 2of chap
ter IS of the law Of 1867, entitled 'an
act relating to the return and canvass
of votes"
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, represeu-
ted in senate and assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
Section /. Section three of chapter 50
of the laws Of 1857, is hereby amended
by adding thereto the following 'and
any town, ward, or election district caus-
ing the necessity Of sending out such
measenge~, shall defray all the expense
incurrea thereby, and shall be charged
therefor by the county board Of super
visors."
Sec. ?. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved February IA, 1868.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-11
Published FebruarT 4, 1868. |
CHAPTER 5.

AN ACT to amend section one of chapter
60 Of the revised statutes, being an
act entitled ''of bills Of exchange and
promissory notes"
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represent
ed in senate and assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
Section l. Section one of chapter six
ty Of the revised statutes shall read as fol-
lows Al notes IN writing made and
signed by any person or for any copora
ton, and all certificates Of til deposit Of
money issued by any person or corpora
ton, whereby he Or it shall promise to pay
to any person Or order. or unto the bearer
any sum Of money, as therein mentioned,
shsl, Be due and payable as therein ex-
pressed, and shall Lave the same effect
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-11
Published February 10, 1861
CHAPTER Is.

An ACT to repeal chapter nine of the
general laws of 1862, entitled IAN act
to amend chapter two hundred and
seventy-six Of the general laws Of
1861" entitled san act to amend chap
ter twenty two of the general laws Of
1859, entitled an act relative to the
sale Of lands for unpaid taxes, and the
conveyance and redemption thereof"
The people of the state OF Wisconsin, represen-
ted in senate and assembly, do enact as fol-
lows: jng
Section L Chapter nine Of the gener-
al laws of 1852. entitled IAN act to amend
chapter two hundred aod seventy-six of
the general laws of 1861, entitled can
act so amend chapter twenty-five of the
general laws Of 1859, entitled an act re
Iative to the sale Of lands for unpaid
taxes, and the conveyance and redemption
thereof is hereby repealed
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved February II, 1868.