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n HAVE NON ~ STORE PULL AND
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attended miles travelled and the amount 70 which they
are entitled Said certified statement shall be SUD
stantially ia the following form:
IN JUSTICES COURT.
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Published March Is, 1851
CHAPTER 15T-GE FRAL.

AN ACT TO amend section one OF chapter ll3 of the
general laws Of 1867, entitled IAN act In relation TO
tax deeds"
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, represented In
senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. Section one Of chapter one hundred and
thirteen Of the general laws Of 1867, entitled ian act
in relation to tax Deeds is hereby amended by add
ing thereto follows: Ahd IN no case shall any Tax
deed be issued upon any tax certificate, except upon
proof Of the service notice, herein provided,
proof fled with such clerk thst the land described In
such certificate Of tax sale not occupied pos
sessed for the period thirty days, ssherenbefore
specified
Sec 2 This act shall take effect and be IN force
from and after its passage and publication.
Ar,r,r nr,ad Mtrch 1853.
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DEBILITY.

Resulting from any Cause whatever /;
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to the whole system, the appetite Is strengthened
food enjoyed, the stomach digests promptly, th
blood IS purified. The complexion becomes sour
and healthy TIE yellow hinge eradicated from ia
eyes, bloom u given to the cheeks, and the wea
and nervous invalid becomes strong and health
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE.

And feeling the hand o. tune weighing heavily upe'i
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Bunions, burns ehapped hands ehIblains, ua- govt,
lumtago, rnercuFal erupti0us, piles rheumatism ring
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DemOcratic State COnYention.

81. LOUIS, May 28.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention for the cleo
tion of delegates to the National Dem
ocratic Convention and State Elect
ors. convened at Philharmonic Hail,
this morning. and after temporary or
Committee % on G Credeptials lIs and and Per-
manent organization, adjourned, to
meet at the Rink, at 3 O'Clock this af-
ternoon. The convention was very
large, every county in the State be-
lug represented by full delegations.
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N the -discLJrse Of any Of the dat -
OF bis office. or shall cOnspLre OF col
lJde With any person to defraud t6e
United States, Or snail make 0Dporru
nIty for amy person TO defraud the
United States, or shall do, or omit 60
do, any act with intent to enable any
other person to defraud the United
States. or shall make or sign any false
certificate or return in any case where
he Is by law or regulation required to
make certificate or return. or hav-
ing knowledge or information of the
violation of any revenue law by any
person, or of fraud committed by any
person against the United States, un
der any revenue law of the United
States. shall fail to report, in writing,
such knowledge or Information to his
next superior officer. and to the Com
missioner Of internal Revenue, he
shall, on conviction, be fined not less
than one thousand dollars, nor more
than FIVE thousand dollars, and shall
be imprisoned not less than six
months, nor more than three years.
SEc.s7 And be 1t further enacled
That no compromise or discOntinu-
ance. or nolle prosequi of any prose-
cution under this act shall be allowed
without the permission IN writing Of
the Secretary of the Treasury and the
Attorney General
Approved, March 81, 1868.
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TPUBLIC-No. 81

An ACT making appropriations for
the expenses of the trial of the i'm
peachment=o of Andrew johnson and
other contingent expenses Of the
Senate for the year ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight. aud for other PURPOSES.
Be II enacted Jy the Senate and
House Of Representatives ofthe United
Stotes Of 4nserica ~ Congress assem-
bled, That the following sums be,
aud the same are hereby, appropriated
OUT Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated for the pay
ment OF the expenses Of the trial Of
the impeachment of Andrew Johnson.
aud other contingent expenses of the
Senate OF the United States for the
year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred and sixty eight:
For expenses of the trial Of the i'm
peachmeht Of Andrew johnson. Pres
inent of the United States, ten thou
sand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, forty thou
sand dollars
For: deficiency in the appropriation
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pcs brterian General Assembir.

BALTIMORE. Md, May 81 = The
Presbyterian General Assembly South
met at the usual hour.
The Committee on Bills and Over
lures made report that the manage
ment Of the temporal affairs Of the
congregation be committed to the
Deacons, when it can be judiciously
done. The report caused an extended
debate, and it was finally referred to
a Special Committee, 10 report at the
next meeting Of the Assembly.
DR. Peel read a report of the Com
mittee on Systematic Benevolenee,
pending the discussion Of which the
Assembly adjourned.
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Z E I E G. r A p H.
Es3+ CtepsssTe4zl md E1tver DIsp0tctes see
Mn Page.
Presbyterian General As
s. mbly.
PrCce sdings General Con-
ference.
The Missouri Dem ooratic
State Convention.
McC0ole and Coburn in
Prison,
BY Atlantic Cable.
General conference of NJ. Z. Church.

General conference of NJ. (. Church.
CHICAGO, May 28.-Bishop james
presided.
Rev. DIR. Kidder submitted a reso-
luton requesting the Bishops to COM
muuicate TO the Conference q neither,
in their judgment, the Episcopal
Board ought to be strengthened at
this time Tabled.
The Committee on Scandinavian
Work reported against separate Con-
ferences for that people, but in favor
Of the continuance Of the paper now
printed by the Book Depository IN Chi
cago. in the Swedish language, and
in favor Of establishing a Theological
School for the training of ministers
In the scandinavian language. The
last item of the report called out an
earnest debate.
DR.. Osborne, of New York, spoke
against the perpetuAtion 0f any for
eign language in this country. He
thought that when foreigners touch
our shores they ought TO drop all their
foreign habits and their language, and
become as fast in name American
citizens.
Rev. Mr.. Rotheviler. a German del
egate, replied to Dir. Osborn in fine
and eloquent speech, in vindication of
foreign born citizens His remarks
were warmly applauded.
The Conference then took up the
order of day report on lay delega-
ton, and the substitute Of Mr..
Hunter. Mr.. Hunter spoke fifteen
minutes in earnest advocacy of the
principle of Lay Representation but
insisted that it should not Be enacted
till the people ask for it.
Peter Cartwright, Of Illinois, spoke
in Opposition to the principle and
plan He did not believe that Laymen
had anything to do with church legiS
lation, aud ridiouled the idea of their
being divinely called to do such
work.
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CPgBLIo REsoLUr1oN-No. 24.1

Pubic REsOLUTION-No. "a
JOINT RESOLUTION concerning GER
tain lands granted to railroad CON-
panies IN the States Of Michigan
and Wisconsin.
Be II resohced 6y the Senate and
House Of Representatives If the United
States Of An1ertca IN Congress assem-
bled, That a failure to qrade twenty
miles Of the roads within two years
from the passage of the act entitled
" An act to extend the time for the
completion of certain railroads TO
which land grants have been made In
the States Of Michigan and Wiscon-
sin, approved on the third day of
March, annO D0mini eighteen hun
dred and sixty-i7e. and twenty miles
additional thereof in each year there
after. a. required by said act, shall
not cause any forfeiture or reversion
to the United States OF any lands
granted to the said States, or either
Of them. TO aid in the construction of
the railroads described I'forjdcd.
That said companies. or either OF
them, shall fully complete their said
railroads In the manner required by
law on or before the thirty first De-
cember, ammo Domini eighteen hua-
dred and seventy-tWo, at which a fail
ure shall forfeit the lands to the
United States Prorided EThatl the
provisions of this sections shall apply
only to the chartered and projected line
of railway from the city of Fond Du
Lac in the State of Wisconsin, norther-
ly to Esconaba, in the State Of Michi-
gab, and the chartered and projecte
line of railway from Marquette. in the
State of Michigan, westerly to Onton-
agon. In the same State: And pro-
q U'ded further, That if the said Mar
quette and Ontonagon Railroad Com
pany, in the State of Michigan, shall
not have completed according to law,
ten additional miles of their railroad,
on or before the first day Of January,
A. d. eighteen hundred and sixty
nine, and shall not in like manner
complete ten miles of said railroad In
each and every year thereafter, then it
shall be lawful for the legislature of
the said State of Michigan to declare
the gra nt of lands to said company to
be forfeited and TO confer the said
grant of lands upon some other com
pany IN the same manner as if the
said grant was now for the first time
made to the said State Of Michigan
SEC 2. And be Il Jurther re8olved,
That the Commissioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Office be. and he hereby is.
authorized and directed to cause
patent. in due form Of law, to be issu
ed to the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company, in pursuance Of a
resolution passed by Congress grant
ing the same to the State OF Wiscon-
sin. approved April twenty five anuo
D0mini eighteen hundred aud sixty
two, and an act of the Legislature OF
WISCONSIN. approved June sixteen,
anno Domini eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, granting the same to said
company for eighty acres Of land of
the Fort Howard military reserve,
and the same was surveyed and ap-
proved by said commissioner on the
eleventh June, auno Domin; eighteen
hundred and sixty-four
App owed, May 20. 1868
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From MAY to NOVEMBER, 1898.

The Presidential Campaign Of 1865
promises TO be one of the most inter
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1t is highly important that the voters
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most effective way to accomplish this
is to place in their hands a sound and
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In order to enable the active Union
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and Western Kentucky to secure for
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for the Campaign at
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

SIS Es............-..Sy AsHIN =. \, May 5.
The Chair appointed IS the select
cen mittee, called for by resolution
for Investigation into the allegations
of the use ot mp opeE influences in
the impeachment trial Messrs Buck
alew. Morrill, of Maine, Stewart,
Chandler, and ThayeT.
The Senate insisted upon the
amendments Of the Appropriation
Bill, and asked for a Committee of
Conference.
Doolittle presented a memorial
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The London Press on the ImpeaeiI-
ment Trial.

LONDON, May 28-The Dotly Neecs
thinks that johnson merely escaped
conviction
The Post thinks the Radicals ought
to be pleased at their own defeat. and
predicts that they evidently will he.
The Telegraph argues that. from
the division in the Republican works,
the Court was above partisanship,
and the verdict was a true one.
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for the payment of the Capitol police,
and for additional policemen and IN =
eide ltal Expenses thereof. seventeen
thousand dollars.
Fer deficiency in the appropriation
ior the payment Of additional messen-
gers, fifteen thousand dollars
Approved May 70. 1883
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Meooole and Cpburn In Prison.

CINcLNNATI, May 8.-M6Coole ana
Coburn were indicted by the Grand
Jury Of Dearborn County, at law
renceburg, this morning, and they
were sentenced to forty DAYS imprison-
ment. They arenow in jail. -
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from Conservatives Of South Caroljaa.
against che adoption Of the new Con-
stitutlon of that State
THE storm having prostrated the
wires, there will be no report tonight.
OPERATOR
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Dissolution Of Partners hip.

TTHE partnership heretofore existing be-
- tween q. w Warren and Thomas
COnyngton, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Mr.. Conyngton retiring The
business will be continued by q. w. War
rem. All debts due the firm will be paid to
him, and all claims against the same will
be settled by him.
q. ". WARREN.
may9 If THOS. CONYN0TON.
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DRESS S-MAKERS

And are now prepared TO make Dresse,
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/ [PUBLIC-No 33.I
+ AN Act to grant the right of way tc
the Whitehall and PIattsburgt
Railroad Company.
Be Il enacted 5y the Senate ana
House Of Representatives Of the United
| States Of America IN Congress oSsent-
Bled, That the Whitehall and Platts-
burgh Railroad Company be, and is
hereby authorized to locate, construct
and operate its railroad across the
land belonging to the United States,
at Plattsburgh, in the State of New
York, upon a line commencing in the
highway leading from Plattsburg TO
Peru, at a point one hundred feet
north from the north line of the eu
closure surrounding the government
buildings, running thence IN a north :
easterly direction, about sixteen hun
dred feet to the bank Of Lake Cham
plain, thence northwsrdly along the
bank of said lake to the north line Of
the land belonging to the United
States, such line of said road being
designated on a map of survey of the
same, made by James P Campbell,
and now on file in the office of the
Secretary of War: Prortded, That
the right of way herein granted shall
be subject to such restrictions as the
Secretary of War may think necessary
to protect the interests of the United
States: And proUjded further. That
no more than four rods in width of
the government land shall be occu-
pied under the provisions Of this act.
Approved, May 20, 1868.
CPUBLIc REsoLUTIoN-No 23l
a RESOLUTION for the appointment
OF commission to select suitable
locations for powder magazines.
RESOLVED By the Senate aud House
Of Representatives Of the Unjtsd Stotes
Of Americo in Congress assembled,
That the Secretary Of the Navy be,
and he hereby is, authorized and d.
rected to select three competent ON
GERS Of the navy to constitute q CON-
mission, whose duty. it shall be to ex-
anime aud report upon the practica-
bility Of securing more suitable sites
for powder magazines than those now
used in the vicinity Of New York,
Boston, and Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire; also to report the cost of pro-
curing the said sites and the proba-
bic expense Of erecting magazines
thereon.
Approved, May 10, 1868.
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rygHE MISSES COOKE wish . announce
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County and Township COMMITTEES
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