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New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
DEMERAh.4.
THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND THE WEST INDIES
Advices from Georgetown Demerara to the

THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND THE WEST INDIES
Advices from Georgetown, Demerara, to the
9th inst. have been received.
ON the 27h OF May at meeting OF the Court Of POlc
memorial from the International Ocean Telegraph Com
pany was presented praying for a subsidy in aid OF the
establishment of teegaphio communication between the
United States and the Colony touching several Of the
West India islands. The memorial supported by
oluons adopted at meeting held in the morning Of the
same Day at the rooms of the Royal Agricultural and
Commercial Society, when the whole question fully
discussed. ..r .. .....
His Excellency the Governor spoke at some length
the subject Ia favor Of the memorial and remarked that
under the arrangement proposed the Colony would
have daily communication with the United States, 70
the markets and other matters OF importance But
stipulation, he said which the Imperial Government had
suggested, was that no payment should be made until
after the completion of the work. and another should be-
that the line should he extended TO NewAmsterdam
In accordance with His Excelleney's views IL was.
motion of the Attorney General, unanimously resolved
that 1t being understood that the British colonies Of
British Guiana, Trinidad, Barbadoes, and Antigua ana
the French colonies OF GuadalOupe and Martinique
requested 20 contribute toward the expenses of maintain
ing telegraphic communication between Florida ana
south America In certain proportions amounting In the
aggregate to $67500 this Court pledges Itself TO recon-
mend TO the Combined Court TO grant to the Ocean Tele
graph Company subsidy equal 10 2 per cent of the
gregate amount to be contributed by the other colonies
Tor the period OF 10 upon condition or the tele
graph being completed within three years and OF public
information being furnished gratutousy daily priority
being given to Government meSSages The action OF the
Court in this matter meets with the approval OF all the III
telngent portion of the Inhabitants .-
The Produce market has been very active for American
markets. On the 9th inst prices closed for fayorio
marks high IS rs for sugar In hhds and barrels Mo
asses had been sold high SO TO sc cents for close par
GELS. The health Of the Colony was good.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
THE NEW STEAMER HoIsATIA.

The new steamer of the Hamburg line ar
rived at this port on Monday 22 She was built by
The celebrated firm OF Card Co in Greenock on the
tydc and il Que Of the finest vessels ri her klnd ever
soon i'm te port OF NewYOrE The steamer has straight
stem and round stern and flush deck running clear ifo
stem 10 stern affordng the fine opportunity To
work tbe vessel a. also an excellent promenade for pas
sengers Her hull IA constructed entirely OF the Dest
wroIeht IRON aud is divided into eight wHertight com
nartments Her dimensions are as follows: 400 Iett
length of keel as feet beam and 80 feet depth OF hOd
and shc mcasres American register tuns Inc
main deck Il made Of heavy iron plates, covered WIN
wooden sheathiug Of 4ineh plaDks she mas TWO
IRON inasts which brig rigged ana pro
yiJcd with the latest patents aud improvements
Last evening. invitation Of the agents select com
many composcd IN the main Of journalists sat down 10
banct ON hoard the hp After partaking Of the haSt
c veteran Capt IT, Ehlers was called upon ana made
abort spccch closing with applause ana the toast tle
tncIican Union He was followed by several other
gentlemen The evening passed pleasantly away
and the company adjourned at "a lato hour.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
A sINGI-LAR occrERENcE.

During several days past, one Henry Clinton.
PocJr broker has been undergoing an examination
before Justice bowling at the Tombs on the charge Oh
having i'm his possession $500 Onondaga county bOnu
norton of the $2 900 worth Of stocks and bonds stolen
Rom the residence Of Barnch Stern, NO 23S West lor
eiyhst on the night OF the 26th OF Aprll last. On
Tinrsday the examination concluded ana the HaBs
ate decided to hold the accused TO bail III the sum OF
a. ono 10 await trial and IN default OF bail the prisoner
was ordered 10 be locked up in the Tombs ms was h9t
done however and by some means, as yet
CLINTON was set at liberty, and at the very moment MS
cn,insel was moving for his discharge DeioTc Justcc
bowling at the Tombs, the supposed prisoner was Nas
driULlu9 with some friends IN restaurant
lint n few blocks from that strong
boid. Justice Bowling heard OF the Disappearance e
Of Clinton soon after the Court had been Closed ana
iraring that IL had been effected by some person en-
iced n, tbe district Attorneys Office, declared that ne
w0nld inoure into the matter and learn gh whom the
Name rested soon afterward, while passing up Broad
Wv he met Clinton the latter attempted TO cyade thc
,uasrae bnt he was gwen into the custody OF OhCer
walsh OF the TOmbs Court squad, and locked up Tor te
rigbf i'm the Frankn-st Police station Yesterday JUS
fce bowling called on DistrlctAttorncy Han, ana was
informed y the latter that he had not authorized any OF
his bordnates TO take bail for Clinton, and had sueh
course been determined on OF course Justice DOWIng
nnld have been informed Of the fact By direction Oi
District Attorney Hall Clinton was yesterday coted
to Tie Tombs without bail. An investigation INTO the
matter is to be instituted by DisrictAtorney Han
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MoBuE Ala June -Cotton little orerng sales 80 bales
Nddng III d28c receipts u D sales Of the week 6z9 bales re
Liverpool 4S5 haesi 70 TIE t0nhen
26 bales: eosstwise, Az bales stock, z S9 bales
SroN c. June 26Coon active and nrIner a. al
advance Of balc sales bales MdBg ne receipts s2 bales
WlLNGToS, n C.. yuRe 26spis Turpenine nominal " '"s
Rosihs dull Tar declined to % 70. ,,t,n,
AUGUSTA Ca Cotton dull but holders are 6rn hdd's
Oc -..-t.r , ,,,,,r,
SAvAsSAH Ga June 26-Coon firm and in fair demand Mhans
30ic sales, l39 bales; receipts, is3 bales
NHwOHLEANs June HCetion hrm Mddlng &c. es sy aesi
week l99 bales;
receipts bales exports the Continent 9 baes 20 Liverpool
being taken but not yet complete
the stock will approImats 5000 bs Sterling EIha
Sight Bxchange premup Gold fo ana
Moase du and nominal Flour dull Supertue - Sga %
steady 75e Hay steady at 5lSOE PorK
dull a. s29 IS Sheuder l5t9I3c Clear Sides. Tie
Lard dali; Tierce l8ie Keg DC u . an, -... .oz
MmyAUXns June BPloar declining: Choice MinneOts. S9d
81 50; Choice Wisconsin and Iowa ~ 30$s 70 Medium SS a
90 declining sales No at 81 b1l NO at 81 i Oats
decining sales No at 6c Corn eceptsTO0 bb Floor
bush Wheat 1000 Oats 1000 bash Corn. shipments
5000 bbS Flour, 200 bush. Wheat
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
VISIT OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY TO STEWARDS.

VISIT OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY TO STEWARDS
Our Celestial visitors have had plenty to do
IN the sight seeing line since their arrival In this country
and have certainly been well and Hospitality received Dy
our citizens The greater part OF yesterday wac ue'1ss %
to fhe lnspection OF Mr. A. T. Stowarts two stores lbc
Embassy accompanied by Mr. Brown Inspected every rS
thing very closely and seemed nsny haEI" orc of
which is valued at $500 opened their optics slightly ana
afforded the students chance OF IlstingushS h nnch
5000 currency would be III Chinese money; a "igo
sowing machine, used for sowing carpets g,eatIy
admired; and in fact they appeared ngnIy iagtnIy
deiighted with everything they saw, lnmeun.oS
on their return 20 tho Westminster, Mr. Burllhsahlo
Mr. Brown tho two Mapdsrus and tho two suaeh's
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

started off for Mr. Stewards mansion In Ffthave where
they were to dine They received very cordially by
their host and introduced TO Gov. Burnside, Judge
Roosevelt, Judge Hilton and HF. Moses Grinne, who
wer, among the guests Mrs. stewart and two Other
ladies were so enong the party he DINNER was every
fhnG that conld be desired and about o'clock the En-
bassy bade adeu to their host and made the best OF their
way home very much pleased with their entertainment
To.mOrrow Mr. Burlingame and suite will dine win Mr
nuncan rho we'll known banker
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
BURNETT's
G COCOArE Kt
coco OAfFKt
A COMPOUND oF CocoASUr Or, &C.
POR THB HAw,

A COMPOUND oE CocoASUr Or &C.
POR HAIR
Has established wowide rputstiOn entirely its merits j"
natural adaptation sgreabene str end VRoN ALL IN
together with its cheapnss' respect
durability bottle render uDequsled BY other rreP
sn in the oils pondes alcoholic washes
foreign or domestie--esn compare with tss.
HAIR DRRssNe
or an Invgorato and promoter Ohe growth Of the hair For sale
BY all Druggists Sent TO any address
JosEPu BURNETT & Co.. Proph,tcrs
No q Cenralst Boston aud No 5a Broadway,
under Metropolitan HO,eD SswYork
R,,Dors Of 6rapd,leaf fEft1tiOHsf
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
BASE Ball.

ECKFoRD VS.. ORIENTAL OF NEW YORK.
These met Yesterday the first time. and very far
game was the result The EcRfOrds did not show up ter
fun strength and the orcntals showed want OF pracce
Rplow will he found the runs made In each inning:
Ist d. 81 4th. 5h. 9th 9Th. 9th Mh. .
Oriental Oriental '''..'.l ''..'.ll 9 3 rs
Umpire Mr.. Mcmahon Of the Mutual
hours
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
OBITUARY.

Judge William S. Allen of The 81. Louis Re-
publican died at his residence IN Franklin County MO,
on Tuesday He born In Massachusetts, III lSoo Iie
represented Essex County the State legislature IN S5
and subsequently, conducted The Rep6tIgP0f Hcrdid;
He went to Missouri in 1897 and in addition TO an
connection with several newspapers, was Register OF he
Land Office under President Taylor Secretary or Now
Mexico under Fillmore, and Member of the Missouri Leg
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
Tho InIu Cnnvenfinn..

Strangers to NewYork should call the Clothing Emporium OF
BEOrHyRs central point OF great interest
opposite Cooper Institute and within one block OF
can Re House Aor Mercantile Libraries The btosa"
kh" lines OF cars pass within block Of BkoKa~
BKOTHEKS aarnm
anl eIending thrOngh "
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

chance against Mr. O'Ne. as the vote stands Tho
Republicans of the a. strict must keep their this
movement thousa ID Democratic voters could easily
be thrown n and Mr. Jo nsOn would do his share IN pay
ing their board bill"
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
Dcu,i.,ry Mt the Pnrl. Exposition.

Among the recently received at Washington when were
granted American exhibitors At the Universal tnere
Superior Dentistry together with the following OueAI Ipo
frbmt he Imperial Commssion.
REPoRT-Pars Universal Exposition Glass X Group Inc jury
on dentistry az Champ de Mars have reported that
az ontinuou, Gum SETS Platinum Plate ~ chn Aen
St1t,i" g, " ''" ~ lBrening Post
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
THE STATE or TRADE.
yyPST fNnTA MARKETS.

WEST INDIA MAKkhIh,
HAvASA June 2GSugar-kc l2 Dutch STANDARD uusnssdi Ms
kinds steady the last quotations HamsSated oc 10 sugar
Cured re Talow II 2lc p d. Beeswax Ss@tS ~ oL brS~a
&l0d White Potatoes have decned 10 - ~
bb Onions steady Sc bb Preights to American ports haee
aud heaHN Ercha on Eng and. I0l ID premium
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
POLITICAL.

THE ~ Y. WORLD on GRANT.
aHsAag handy The War Department Is fer he
l,e capacity for Grant present In the discreet aud able
fEsvYork World 1ay 1863 hands Of Gen Grant - Ns"lok
'"' World, August 1867.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

HAVANA, June 26-The Ministerial crisis IN
Mexico about at last accounts. Senior lgnaclO
Mariscal had accepted the Ministry OF Justice other
changes TO be made would complete the Cabinet
battle had taken place between the National forces ana
the Revolutloniss under Aurehano Reverb Th9 , com
mander OF Government forces was lass0ed ana kiueu
during the engagement hut the Juarists claim
the victory Negrete was well received a.
Tetela where the Juarez Government has not
yet been recognized. band OF Fevontlonsts
commanded by Guoes gained success over the FORCES
sent out against them In GuanajuatO. The revolutionary
movement at Sierra GOrda increasing the leaders
had offered the command OF their forces to Gen. Eseo
bedo. The Mexican Board OF Mining Commissioners de-
mand the absolute freedom from taxation OF a precious
minerals The Official journal Of GalscO sees III the con
demeation OF the of that State by the NATIONAL
Congress attack upon State sovereignty which threat
the existence OF republican institutions reV0u-
tOn expected TO break out In the state III eose-
quence OF this treatment.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
S)ulititaI aOtius


Union Republican General Commttee:-Tbe tessn
b AZ Ue,aquarters Broadway southwest corn'r ct
'''"' JOHN CoCHRANE ChSrmsa
wN DKrNSoNp Secretaries
CHAs. J. STRONG
4 mon Republican Presidential Campaign Ciss;AtA
once u the Rou Charles Spencer No "a Fnnknse THIS tsAa
dtyl AFTERNOON, al q o'clock ISAAC oLN hh 'uA~A
NM DkyNsoND Secretaries ... .IIf.#
Union RepubIcan General Committee; -,
Al meeting Of above Commitee N
t on Th1ulay evening June is the following % pnrhs
E1sI That M accordance With the es OF the tnon
state Central Committee Union Republican assembly,
ons be and tsy hereby directed TO meet az
Of meeting on TUESDAY EVENING. June ~ anu ee' 49,. So.
Delegates Alternate Delegates 70 iss ''" N'P '
Convputton be a July b. loo
RI e,rb A,,oeaton bis absence the proper onst
W ,n snd Nho together Sth the president sad heord-
Of Association shan sgn uS ~
c,sg Notice oi the and place Of holding sAd eees
800 N Tbs nBune and San for a. least two days pteous
- IA sscon Pol.i 70 bs opn from q 70 = %socE
10 "a" e'eo'"n- f'l' FREEMAN J. FTTHIAN Chsiruaa
wv. VIZ DsrssoSD ,nSs |seeret'ie'
-,5,h Assembly District lSeventeenth Ward - A
& ~ citizens this Ward who are 10 fsvor o. hs suee or
mSsuSf ISoIFAX xi held MONDAY kNBNNo yaos "a
NJ ,, for the formation Of GRANT AND OoLfAA
ClNpAIGN CLUB" .,,nu,, ppvuvp
bbbrrnnRpIcK n WAGNER BERNARD SHERIDAN
SAMUEL CANTRELd mAhSnALL ,fL, d SuA""
Iii se.ss - az The Cooper insitats MONDAY RyEsIN0 Pre-
CI.h. can obtain an eIeesnt portrait oEN oRAsr o
FLAGS a, IOr prices shfhASoh Co., No @s Df'as"'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

oroh;.. :; A. 49,. .- A.. :. o. 'ay, have pro-
nOunced
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si:aI,AL wE,w.Ess.

/ The N,tutg nan shu rNIeIirIBt that gfustTg
wrg kn,ss a. he mus' tlai aid n,rHtal - IMITATION
! ,huua .iup 10 t.t,cf elanlt 20 atts,t. lis Nil
had ~ IL weakness u 10. o., 'hlliHg q ~
lmlH. ttis ttur Il ut rstiH iIat f#uhfata fatiiBF
q 10" T. Hwtf.t iihr n'd HsfBstp 80 fttfV ,tpai
Il iui ,tdiug iruhr. 60, hastings - t,H, s'., l.
! l,.sur.s trab,a ad liriftins dreams t.YtHtht..
! id 10y gr,N ibe ,iraiH"s i.s. nits, hlaF h. w.
and utr utag> oih"r s,mpi,1a - hs,Htssnigs'iftt
thr Ira.ityc itarr- a ihai nin trlliL. sad d.
/ tnrtNr 81 all a 81 ssrH'nal Nr4khps@ spstipg
.way his pow rr te-tr H4 NJ. hnlp q e. Hta
mtuho 4, atai 'ifuFgitE Tim along The its ksn
| path &C IT. ~ ft,n,fa, bMHId pfrHIsintp ant
! baths ~" rtHNc, t. him y ip Ind he iiadfll
ling out ~ H." disrh iaotf the VII tfftfit.
- sirn - "a Nocturnal ppd dufnal .ini-si, ~ tho
m"r' rr.su on q the cabsrs "a ~. ~ ppsiHnea
liiugs no ,ssutHnr" 90 i,lrf
.ar.ta.c, tts holy ,nirr Ne ,Rfo.rufrl ard
hirc 81 ~ NuhuHi kfnHs - snrh lbp u lpHir ~
rutr tut als o. lis ~ .,f y ~ tha b., pinu,e 81
IL" unr Wip l., L. To- i'm So much 81 hpI hsts
lau-.., t.aNettm "i Its c,i, rid ~ u, rrti IA.
Irnipu ~ IT, punishment a. Hdds g., bs nii.tt,
and di.,td't iutl hope lsaV's h'm. 1ltfc 10 ~
rescue tNrtit ~ lr,iFr ga skhirl trHtmth
Consult thea, AZ unc. physician ahsni hing I,iats
90 nal rariul i"sriIth has na'ir him tatpnt lls
r,uNrtsaut WITH ',rfy thnsr ui the q srtse, iht,s
who IaNr b. ,nic the Nntins 81 seiit,'f, NC sth.t
a. r,ifui ts.ciiutug and ,,c truttall shif, Win d
Il |. tn gstnls 90 sok tuHibf " m pr' oily its Ais
rpusumptirps, and hutdfris ~ INT my gfa,,.
with IL, ~ - sid.i within thuuli cnu ult withuat
a iurut'- u.ls,. one " h. " u smpathir- sitss
their Offerings. Ttsuch ~" - tur s,Huldtsprsals
~ recommend him eft, giving ~ each aud all
gurtan,rr. Il a Pert - aud Permanent Cpr,
without iIinlr' from Bps'tcs', Changed ~,
ur Fear ~ Exi o.iif.,
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These y H. ara NV ~ IN VII iyrd T., the VI. o
ral trairritN 60 hr the "nly safe mia and ,i'4
raciuus remedy - be drprudai ou 10 lnns nndins
eafeso aaItrr,sicn, irIrallatiiy, 80 stopping -
"a. itsurti H. e nature, Ihr nrginr, q Nhhh ..
the source ~ such doplofabl. n, etc go h. fesa.
liam.. ~ ~ case ,h,Hid ilrsa rills b. bss
Nhru the tatiaui las f.asu g. believe ,ha 70
Ennis ~. prir, 81. Remit the sbfHrnt e. a,,ssp,
and they viii be iui'ylfi,d with iul dtrsti,p. .
use, CtktD Ar HOME
Patients residing Ia any part ~ - ftt's how
ever distant. WIN may ,l'tire mrdiTsl advice ~
their respective casrs, and uhn thhk fulet ,"sul
init written stat mrnt ~ such "a prefer sner, u
hulliny n persona Interview, are assured hat usf
vii be- held nits, stti",l
All lett,'s ani money mns' b. addressed
REM. D. JosStIYN, ". H., tsisnp
a3G wRshing,uh ,'tr,t'
SPo. Ssa bt.s'is.o, Cs.
ns,ni.H
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ir is Proposed that Gr"ec"I Robert
Anderson he presented with 4 trsiim@-
Iinl. on occasion Of E.s reported retre.
nieut from active service.
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ORIENT FEMALE MEDICINE
lIf or TN II1'TFV ~ FIFN ~ NV 071FF =
Preg,iye Powders fer Married Ladies

These powders Will he finni u essential ,alu' 10
Those wiu.r meFn- hsRlih, ~ uihrt ,ttnfnttans
&C.. do NO. pofri them g. incrrusr ne hufil'r ~
thrt sanity ulihuui inc,uNenrwr. sI.i'tfIng. huJ
PEE lats risk Il tie The pfrpasiitH d naw, SAT-,
inf,l he ,.ni.iiisnt aud simple, AMI ethnui H..
lure the h,alth pi the ufst d.lcais. ~ fs uiii.
no privileges, Int gives strength and NEst. " -
ally ton ilcreI II -uf ~, Highest ntili'N, and 'us
tain'd ly The sDnud.si principles = riuien AUD
virtue. The, " usr .luuld se a,uia'i ut errtaa
time. rrrp $40 bus S.Ht ~ nuy pat ~ ~,
Coast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the ainouIi hs Mail or tsprsaa adilf,s.
ia BENi JusEll,hN. Nd
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Consultation /, letter ~ Otherwise Fr,s,
BENJ. y. JossbLyN, ~. o.

Ia Syllii- ard IL aiiultfs, tiunuofti "a ara
aua,h, ip4 d,rts,sI 80 d.,l,i,lst the llad,
,i,r, krIntNs AMI tast,t,g SiHtihN Weakness.
nisras.s 81 ~" lsati atid Ltngss H,ffpI sag time
.. i ga, itplt TRAYS iuriti"h tunsHntlniun. And
aI tli.ra.ts 81 the uuiIN uans ~ uitipi sts tai
IL. 49,. A. ~ MIMI - = Al 4 l.-.ilL !. 4
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Important 60 the Ladies.

When q fcmair Is in ,ronll. az effected With ~.
ease and requires it,giicti 80 suiHitai attendance
tue pHpuiN should b., Nh,Hp II there lih, stefan
whn T. tulr c#ni'rieHi - administer tpli,f ard
VII 80 rc.recinhlp standing ~ p chtN t.cumnsbas
HIM to the iiii'tn ne - the e nmnnin' The Doe
tur. understanding bsw iul ufa'istlY npcrsssr,
these requirements are t's - led upon - in,,fs
pose and l'y eallnr ihr atttntun 81 tie afflicted
to- the f',' thsi be- has bp,u W. fsssaf ~ ubas.
uirs aud F,mrlr Diae1.es faf 1NtNT, NEsns AMI
>. iui qualified o. nlWinittr IN AL ff-ps both
mrib',ll, ard .ulg.rlllN. NJ IN a up@itiai mar.
n"i bat In ~ th,r ~ q manner ~ ,pataufHiady
md rragttry IL ID IN hospitals u ~ IItsair fsmi.
l,s-taa Bnkr. g. save n en- itn fhp hfHtl. pttia
unqualified. M ctuful4ls. Eal dts4vni. * 1h.tt.
fore fnlt"- can rely urHn him ~ upua Z th.f
Al Ia aiihctiuH cHn Hnd Ia Inn Que wia can ttl
AMI simInth,sp With, 40 hrlF It'd thin N trlniis
-tur ~ Whose SEER - TIE utmost confidence can
be- placed. CuHsullai uf iiy L. tief % othUtsb,l
tEIE. Sr"aI,lr,ss Lsluw
Jhe celebrated Female Remedies.
Compounded iim The pn-'i" ufasfii ptipfs q bf.
N,uitg have huw obtained most ,Nipi bed tata
larity. aid ARE cr rerils viewed To be- tie safest
and sutesi !, ~ di,s ~ TIE ruu hn's fuf winth
they sts applied. tie cuh.tsnilt arrtuinr 'sti..
npuiils 81 their firary dHflrod tb,m g. b. ~.
tInicrily superior tpihpii Egiipn.
NJ laly .ipiid lc without these nrno,a,ibg
Agents Nuue genuine uul'ss pt9gr'ed ~ ths
uficc. s"nt by mali ur ENpt,,s ~ any part uf IT,.
..s,.,, $500, o. s,nnratNu
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-19

Shnh AGAs V"-0ANAhAL sessr
AN ACT to construe sections one aud two of chap
Ter 100 of the general laws of 1859, and to amend
section two of said chapter.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. 1t was and is the true intent and
m eaniug of sections enc and two of chapter 100 of
the general laws passed in the year 1859 of all
other laws heretofore enacted in this state pres
crbing and limiting the rate Of interest, that In
upon interest unless an agi cement to that effect
was clearly expressed in writing and signed by the
party to be charged Herewith
Sec. 2. Section two Of chapter 100 Of the general
laws Of 1859, Is hereby amended by adding thereto
the following "snd in the computation of interest
upon any bond, note or other instrument or agree.
meDt interest shall not be compounded, nor shall
the interest therse be eontrued to bear interest,".
Sec. s. This act shall take effect from and after
it's passage and publication
Approved March 5, 1877 HS COPY.
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Sec. IL. Each clerk of the boavd of supervisors
shall annually procure at the expense of the
ty, and furnish to each in his county, in
due season for use, blank book, which shall be
denominsted an :. assessment roll" printed and
ruled in convenient form for assessing, valuing aud
equalizing all property required to be entered ON
said roll by such for that year. The clerk
shall also procure and furnish aforesaid ali 9TH
er books, blanks and documents necessary TO be
used by In the discharge of their duties.
Sec. 49, There shall be elected tor the year 1868,
In each town and in each ward of any city or in
corporated village, where such ward constitutes
assessm ens district, at the annual town or city
election. three assessors, of which ehal serve
as assessor for year, for two years, and
for three ears and the term for which each shall
serve shall be designated the ballots to be used
at such election; and annually thereafter there
shall be ee cite assessor to serve for the term
of three years, except ia cities where different
number OF assessors and a different manner of
eecting sppointi0g the same 10 or may be pro-
vided by the charter of such city or the laws
amendAtory thereof: proUtded, hoiveoer, that any
town desiring less plumber of assessors may 30 de-
termine the number they desire on the morning OF
the day Of election at the time OF opening the
polls, by submitting the question to the qualified
electors then present. Where there is more than
one assessor in any town, incorporated village or
city, they SHALL in the discharge Of their official
duties, act together assessment board; and
when there 10 more han assessor, the concur
renee of at least two members of such board shall
| be necessary to determine any matter upon which
sue hboard Is required to act