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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Rockford broadcast gseders and Guilt
vators-wfth Grass Seed ttachmcnt-forsa sale
by +. A. TIsdel q Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

More REflk Customers Wanted by b B.
Thompson, ~BrownviIle Dairyman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Highest market price paid for wheat, oats
corn, &c, by Bedford & Handley.-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Il takes a heap 81 money to buy Station.
cry as fast as Marsh Is selling it OF.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

rassimere suits, wei and fashionably
made. az Grants He sells nothing butNO. 1
-o1r
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

stndebaker Wagons, sold and warrant.
ed, by Small Is Bell
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

H~orzsson Bseadeast sseasrs, for saleby
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Rock Island walking cultivators, at
nanIa
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Ladsss-LOOk at those nice Hats n No
hons at Henderson,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

smoked TOneues and Smoked HalIbut
~ small & Bells.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Kentusky Hue erass at Let's Drug
Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Prinsston and Iron Beam Flows AZ
Emmons a HoItzingera
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Boston and Chicago Custom Made shoes
Just received BY z. E Johnson & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Choice al Whsat Flour, at Swan
brother.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

new wan PaPerfO Q Is cents a bolt at IN,
city DRUG store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

New Stocked Queensware and Glassware,
nt small 4 BeIrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

rock Tszana Right and Len Hand Plows,
at Denis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Look 20 Your your Drugs
Rt Let's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

OILS Gna paints, Glass and Putty. at
Denis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Private medical aid. read Dr.. Whitiers
advertisement
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81 80 -.
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wagons and sardines,a At small Ben
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Brovn's minois Corn Planters At Den's.
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Sgebraska Advertiser.
CHURCH

szFxtn copies o. the for sale By
ID. MARSH. At city Book store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

PrsnestOn Plows-At EmmOus q Holt
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Dress Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves,
EmbrOfderiss,
White Goods,
HandksrehfeRS,
Shirt Fronts,
Collars a Suspemders
Trimmings, Buttons,
Zephyr Wool and1.
in all COlOrs,
Wooden Yarns,
COrsets and skirts,
Coats and ClaFk's Threads,
American Best Spool COttOns,
lOf which we rave all numbers and cOlors,1
Sewing aud Embroidery silks.
WalIets'& Purses,
Rulings Tape Trimmings
Star, Crochet g Skirt BTsfds1
Alpaca Braids, and Enn hne Of
Silk, Milan and alabama Braids.
APUzL LINZ OF
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH q, 1850.
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-. a. swan 4 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

Homins ana Beans, at Small a Bells.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-25

CANS P1ows-AtT isderA
Read ssrupsrs-At Tsders.
II. G. Lett, Land Agent, BrOwnvile.
Kentusky Blue eraas as Let's Drus
Store.
Horrsson Broadeast seedsrs, for saleby
r. A. Tisdel q Co.
stndebaker Wagons, sold and warrant
ed, by Small Is Bell
Rockford Broadcast gseders and Culti-
vators-with Grass Seed Attachmcnt-forsa sale
by +. A. TIsdel q Co.
Pekin BreaklngPIOws-2O0T.& H-Smith
4 Co.'S make, for sale by J. G. Deuser-
Highest market price paid for wheat, oats,
corn, &c, by Bedford & Handley.-
vertisement Of Americana buttlesewing Ma
chine IN our advertising columns,
kuhn A. Hains's Premium Grain and
seed Drill, with w. II. Nauman's Improve
msnt, for sale by Fl. A. I1sdel Go.
Overwhelmingly, from $40 to S6e0; Ma
son & Hamlin's, SIS 70 5000.
JAMES r. DYE Brownville.
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CEaapscr Sc.

AN ACT to amend section second, chapter one hun
dred and thirty of the acts of eighteen hundred
sixty-two relating to the purchase of Intoxicating
liquors by towns.
SECT. l. Section second, chapter one hundred
thirty of the acts Of eighteen hundred sixtytwo is
hereby amended by striking out of said section all
after the words "person or persons in the ninth
line so that it shall read as follows:
SECT q Immediately after appointing such com,
missioner the governor shall issue to the municipal
officers of the several cities towns and plantations OF
this state notice OF the name and place OF business
of said commissioner; and it shall De me au.y "
ing liquors. as they may keep sale for the purpose
specified in this act of such or OF such
other municipal officers have purchased sncll IN
other person or persons provided that the commits
sioner appointed under the provisions Of this act,
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CHAPTER so.

AN ACT to provide for the effectual protection
Of fruit growers against trespassers.
SECT. i. Any person who shall at any time enter
upon any orchard, fruit garden, vineyard, or any
field enclosure wherein is cultivated any domestic
fruit whatever and which is kept for such purpose
of being previously had and obtained and with in
tent to take, destroy, or injure anything there
growing. shall be deemed guilty of msdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof shall be punished as is
provided in section two.
SECT. 2. Any person who shall wilfully cut down.
destroy, any way inure any tree shrub, vine
within any enclosure field wherein is cultivated
any domestic fruit whatever and which Is kept Tor
such purpose, shall injure any building, trellis
any such field or enclosure, shall be deemed guilty
of misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof shall be
punished by fine of twenty dollars and costs and
Imprisonment not less than thirty days. and in de-
fault of payment of said fine and costs to be impris
oned as provided in section fourth.
SECT. 8. 1t shall be lawful for the owner of any
orchard. fruit garden, vineyard, or any field or en-
closure wherein is cultivated any fruit whatever
for any person employed in the cultivation of OF
rightuy in the possession of any such field or en-
closure to arrest and convey before any magistrate
of the county wherein such arrest is made any per-
son who may be found violating any either of the
provisions of this act
SECT. A. All fines imposed under the provisions of
this act when collected shall be paid to the
of the poor for the of the poor of the city, town
or plantation in which conviction is had, and on
payment of any such fine, the defendant shall be
committed to the common Jail of the county for a
period of not less than thirty days. and at the rate
of two days for each dollar of the amount of the said
fine and costs in addition thereto.
SECT. 5. This act shall take effect when approved.
[Approved March s, 1861
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Persons living in places not incorporated and need

Persons living in places not incorporated and need
ing relief under the of the oyerseers of the
oldest incorporated adjoining town, the nearest
Incorporated town where there none adjoining,
who shall furnish relief to such persons in the
manner as though they found in such town; and
such overseers may bind to service the children of
such persons they may those of paupers of their
own town, and may bind out persons described in
siding in such unincorPoraed place, as if in their
own town. such person being entitled to like reme-
dy and relief Where relief is provided for paupers
residing in such places the towns furnishing it are
entitled to the same remedies against the towns where
they have settlement if such persons resided in
the town where the relief is afforded. And if such
paupers have no legal settlement in any town in this
state then the state shall reimburse to the town af
fording relief the amount paid out and expended, or
such portion thereofas the governor and council may
adjudge to have been judiciously expended And
the state in like shall reimburse towns that
may furnish relief to paupers that have legal set
Element in any town in this state, and have removed
from an unincorporated place.
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved
[Approyed March 5, 1861
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CHAPTER 40.

AN ACT to repeal section thirteen and to amend
section fourteen of the revised statutes relating
the destruction of game.
SECT. !. Section thirteen of chapter thirty of the
revised statutes is hereby repealed.
SECT. 2. Section fourteen of chapter thirty of the
revised statutes is hereby amended by striking out
the words latter he has had reasonable opportunity
given him by the warden to show that said animal
lawfully killed, and has neglected to do so, so
that said section shall read follows: If any per-
has in his possession the carcass hide of any
such animal, within the times herein forbidden. he
shall be deemed to have hunted and killed the same
contrary to law and be liable to the penalties afore
said; but he shall not be precluded from producing
proof In defence
SECT. 8. This act shall take effect when approved.
[Approved March s, 1861
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ChaUfer AZ.

AN ACT to amend chapter two hundred and thirty
three of the public laws of eighteen hundred and
relating to collection of penalties against
selectmen for not using the check list.
SECT. /. Section three of chapter two hundred
and thirty three of the public laws of the year
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
SECT. 3. Any penalty provided for in the two
preceding sections hereof, in said chapter four
the revised statutes in the act additional thereto
approved February twenty-second, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-eight, in the
treasurer refuses neglects for ten days after writ
ten request of any voter to commence suit therefor
may be recovered by said voter in suit in his
name, to the same uses specified in said chapter
SECT. g. This act shall take effect when approved.
IApproved March 5, 1861
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the revised statutes hereby amended so as to read

the revised statutes is hereby amended so to read
as follows:
SECT 80. When a district votes to raise money
for any legal purpose its clerk shall forthwith, or
within the time prescribed by the district certify the
amount thereof to the of the town. and the
time when raised; and within thirty days after re-
ceiving such certificate they shall assess it, they
do town taxes on the polls and estates of the resi-
dents and in the district at the time of raising
said money whether wholly in their town or not,
and on the nonresident real estate in the district.
They shall then make their warrant in due form of
law directed to any collector of their town. of the
district, If any, if not, to constable, authorizing
and requiring him to levy and collect such tax and
town treasurer; and they shall give certificate of
the assessment to such treasurer and may abate such
taxes as in the case of town taxes"
SECT. q This act shall take effect when approve l.
[Approved March A, 1861
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AN ACT regulating recognizances in criminal cases
continued for the determination of questions of
law.
Whenever in the progress of any proceeding in a
criminal case upon Indictment or complaint, ques-
ions of law arise requiring the decision of the JUS
tces of the supreme judicial court sitting court
of law, the defendent may in all where the Of
fence charged is baable, recognize with sureties in
such sum as the court may order, and the condition
of such recognzance shall be substantially as follows
The condition of this recognizance is such that
whereas there is now pending in the -- court
within and for the county of IAN Indictment
against the said - for the crime of -
in the course of the proceedings upon which ques-
tons of law requiring the decision of the justices of
the supreme judicial court have arisen; now if the
said -- shall personally appear before the said
court, to be held in and for said county
from term to term, until and including the term of
said court next after the certificate of decision shall
be received from said Justices and shall abide the de.
cision and order of said -- court, and not
depart without license, then this recognizance shall
be void. [Approved March 5, 1862
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shall be citizen of Maine, and shall keep his place
Of business in this State. Approved March TO- 1862
Chapter So,

AN ACT to amend chapter forty mine of the revised
statutes in relation TO Insurance Companies.
SECT: l.. Section second Of chapter forty nine of
the revised statutes is hereby amended by inserting
the words mot less than before the word seven in
the second line, as to read as follows viz:
SECT. 2. The business of every such company
shall be managed by not less than seven directors,
who shall choose of their number president; bold
their offices year, and until others chosen in
their. stead, and be stockholders in said company
and citizens of this state
SECT. 3. This act shall take effect when approved,
Improved March 10, 1861
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CHAPTER AZ.

AN ACT to amend section one of chapter one hun
bred and fifteen of the public laws of eighteen hun.
bred and sixty seven, establishing the times of
holding the several terms of the supreme judicial
court.
seer l. The first section of said act is hereby
amended by striking out after the word "the in the
seventh line the words first Tuesday of December"
and inserting in place thereof the words third Tues
dav of june so that said section amended shall
read as follows:
SECT. l. There shall be annual sessions Of the SUI
preme judicial court as court OF law, as follows:
Tuesday of May For the western district, at Port
land on the third Tuesday of July. For the eastern
The first term held under the provisions of this
section in each district shall have full cognizance OF
all suits processes matters and things that but for
the provision of this would have come before the
first term in such district hereby abolished.
BY consent of parties any action or other matter
which properly comes before the law court may be
entered and heard in either judicial district, and
shall be in order after the regular business othe dis
'rict is disposed Of [Approved March 8, 1862
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Chapter 55.
AN ACT to prevent fraud in the sale of commercial

AN ACT to prevent fraud in the sale of commercial
manures.
SECT l. Commercial manures sold or kept for
sale in this state shall have affixed to every barrel
bag or parcel thereof which may contain fifty pounds
or upwards, printed label which shall specify the
name of the manufacturer seller, his place of bust
ness and the per centage which it contains of the fol-
lowing constituents. to wit: of soluble phosphoric
acid of insouble phosphoric acid, and of ammonia.
SECT 2. Whoever sells or keeps for sale CONNER
cia manures not labelled in accordance with the
visions of the first section of this act, who shall
afx thereto lie bells specifying larger per centage of
either of them than is contained therein shall be
punished by fine of ten dollars for the first, and
twenty dollars for the second and each subsequent
offence; to be recovered complaint before any tri
bunal of competent Jurisdiction.
SECT g. Any purchaser OF commercial manures
bearing label provided for by the first section of
this act and which contains less than the percentage
stated in said label may from the seller In
an action for debt twenty cents for every pound
of soluble phosphoric acid six cents for every pound
of nsoluble phOsphoric acid and thrty-ve cents for
every pound of ammonia deficient therein
SECT. a. By the term soluble phosphoric acid
in any form or combination readily soluble in pure
water; and by the term insoluble phosphorus acid is
meant phosphoric acid in any combination Which
ouires the action of acid upon it to cause
to become readily soluble in pure water.
SECT. s. The provisions of this act shall not apply
to pOrgy chum, nor to any manure prepared eXclu-
sively from fish and sold such, nor to any other
commercial manure which is sold at price not ex-
ceeding one cent per pound.
SECT g. This act shall take effect on the first of
July next. [Approved March 10, 1861
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Claaufer 81.

AN ACT in addition to and amendatory of section
three chapter one hundred and three of the public
laws of eighteen hundred sixty-two, relating to
change of school-boOks.
Any person or persons violating the provisions of
section three, chapter hundred and three of the
public laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-two, shall
be punished by fine not exceeding five hundred dol
lars to be recovered in an action of debt, on the
complaint of any school official person aggrieyed
(Approved March g. 1862
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an indictment
for the crime of :


AN ACT to give the Supreme Judicial Court further
jurisdiction in matters of Divorce.
The supreme judicial court shall have jurisdiction
in all matters ofdivorce, to be exercised in the
prescribed in the sixteth chapter of the revised
statutes and in any and all other statutes relating
the time OF preferrDg his or her libel, shall have
been resident of this state in good faith for the Pc
Rod of one year. [Approved March 8, 1861
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AN ACT to render valid certain doings of towns in
voting combinations.
SECT 1. The past acts and doipgs, regularin form,
of cities, towns and plantations in Offering paying,
agreeing to pay, and in raising and providing the
means to pay combinations to drafted men, and all
notes and orders given by the municipal officers
of any city, town plantation in pursuance of
previous vote at meeting regularly called and held,
for the benefit of drafted men, hereby made valid
SECT g All contracts heretofore made by the mu-
nicpal officers of any city, town or plantation, that
has voted at meetings called and held to raise money
to nav communications thus voted and all contracts
heretofore made by said officers or their duly author
lied agents. with third persons corporations
Citations for the purpose of raising means topay such
communications so voted, are hereby made valid.
SECT g. All contracts heretofore made by such
municipal officers or by third persons, in behalf of
any city. town plantation, but without previous
authority therefor, to pay communications to such
drafted men, or to raise money to pay such commu-
tations may be ratified confirmed by said city,
town plantation.
SECT L. The doings of any city, town or panta-
ton, in voting to pay, in raising money to pay
combinations, may be ratified and confirmed by said
city, town plantation.
SECT g. All taxes that have been assessed to raise
funds pay combinations to fulfil contracts for
the objects named in this act hereby made valid.
SECT g. Nothing in this act shall affect in any
way the equalization of municipal war debts.
[Approyed March IL, 1851
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Charter 81.

five, relating to taxable property.
SECT. l. Section one of chapter one hundred and
sixtyive of the public laws of the year 1865 is here
by amended so as to read as follows:
SECT. l. The first division of section eleven of
chapter six of the revised statutes, is hereby
amended so as to read as follows: All goods wares
lumber and all stock in trade, including stock en-
ployed in the business any of the mechanic arts in
reside shall be taxed in such town if the owners
their tenants or any person contracting under them
for the building of any house shop, store vessel,
occupy any store shop, MILL wharf landing or ship
yard therein for the purpose of such tenancy or con-
tract, and shall not be taxable where the owner or
owners reside, if in this state but if the owner OF
reside out of this state they shall be taxed as
hereinbefore provided
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved.
[Approved March 10, 1851
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Chapter As.

An AL to amend chapter two hundred and nine
zen; zen OF the Public Laws of eighteen hundred and
SrCyy -e,ght relating to the settlement of paupers
and ninot The first section of chapter two hundred
and sixta;nof the public laws of eighteen hundred
anu sly eight entitled ''An Act to repeal the TWEEN
sS section of chapter twenty-four of the re-
Sac.ion tbe hereby amended by adding to said
manner shall reimburse towns that NAV rnisb reef
to tns and e no legal settlement in any town
IN Mace" So that annoyed from an unincor
Shall read as follows: ''''ion Us "ihehued
Section twenty-five Of chapter twenty four of the
section is hereby substituted. ''''"'hs
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Chapter 81.

AN ACT repeating section five Of the act entitled
Gan Act additional to an act concerning the mill.
tia," approved February twenty three, eighteen
hundred and sixty mine.
SECT. j. Section Eve Of the act entitled IAN Act
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11

MINrALLr.-The fearful effect on the mind
are much TO be droaded-Loss OF Memory, Con.
fusion OF Ideas Depression Of Spirits, Kyl
Fore bodings, Aversion 10 Society, Sell Distru,L
Love OF Solitude Timidity, &C., are come Of the
evils produced.
Thousands Of persons of all ages can nos
Judge what Il the cause of their declining health
losing their vigor, becoming wcak pale, bcr'
yous and emaciated having a singular appear
ance about the eyos, cough and symptoms OF
Contamination
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FINANCE AND TRADE
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, October Z.
BEEF CATTLE-Thc offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 194l head, against 23J9 last week. OF
the number offered 227 head came from
Ohio, $50 from Virginia, and 62l from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad; 1913 from Maryland and
% from Virginia on foot, and 50 from
Maryland by boat. OF the receipts 1859
head were taken by Baltimore butchers,
81 sold to spectators for other markets,
80 TO farmers for grazing and feeding,
and balance were reshipped to the East
without being offered here. Prices to-
day ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags at 3 50a4 90; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at
4 00a5 90; common to fair stock
Cattle at OOa5 50; fair feeding
Cattle at 00a6 90; fair quality
Beeves at ; 5Oa6 30; and the very best
Beeves at q soar 80 per 100 pounds, the
average price being about . 90 gross.
The market was fairly active TO day, but
the general range of quotations vary
but little from those of last week.
SHEEP-The supply during the past
week has been fully equal to the de-
mand, and although sales have been toll
erably brisk, the market closed dull
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Fair to
good fat Sheep ut 4a5 cents per pound
gross, extra shade higher. Stock
Sheep 50a2 30 er head. Lambs , Goa
4 90 per head.
HOGS-The arrivals during the past
week have been sufficient to arrest the
advancing tendency noticed at
the close of last weeks market,
and the demand is now fully supplied.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Good to
extra Hogs at Is 5Oal4 30, per 100 pounds
net,