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SATURDAY, thc 2ilh DAY Of MAY, 1859,
WRUSTEE'S SALE,

Nv vIrtpc oi A Deed Of Trust made by 7, W
ptiicr NH ynfy Ritter, his vito, 10 II, d, Fer
ri,,,f, ID. tri,trr. dated August 4, 1881, and TO-
eenfJ,J In lhr ullre Of the Clerk Of the County
rnurtul Ohm COuuty, West Virginia. In Deed
~ Tru,t Bupt No No. page $50, and also BY viz
ine of Nh ufiyr Ot The Circuit Court Ol this Ohio
c"unty n. VA entered February I, 1850, 10
Ghsrtfery ,fIrr BOOK No, H. folio 80, will sell
nj pnb.it mclJu, at the north door oil tho Court
HOUSE, u" SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1850,
,be following described property, that 10 TO say
XII lbuuGTfh thifi part VI lot numbered ninety
ir,rg lgl uu Nutkrt street, between Twenty.
midland Twenty fourth streets, In that part Of
,Gr rlty Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Viz.
yIuia known "a rcultU wheeling, being the
iitri pIfl hinrr,aid Of lot numbered ninety
tfnsr gt uu tue general plat Of tho addition
ION M nrnpeity hereby conveyed fronting q
Gst 0a Vaistt street aud running back Of uni,
arm width nom tiil street the full depth OF
.ii lrL Together with all aud singular the I'm,
trlyrmeut, thereon, sud the hGredlLAleutG and
urpuftppUurys thereto belonging, being the
siIge pI0ppJiy conveyed 10 y, v. Ritter by Wash,
ln,lOtl EImGleanl wife, by deed dated August
!. III, and vi 7, cord In the Recorders office OF
hsld county, In Decd Hook No. 81, page 40,
Terms oil SALE-OGG'halt cash, and the resi-
due in two CduRl payments, purchaser executing
notes with approved security for the deferred
payments. payable ut SIX aud twelve months
lhl ttlp Ia be retained until the purchase
money bu PAID In iUll-OT tho purchaser may
ray tic whole OF any portion Of the purchase
money he may elect, In excess Of the One-hRli,
u, y, DOVENER, Trustee.
~ II, lIALtER, AuCtiDneeF. nyO
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1,,0,.,, n,,l olovDr Pm r,,n,odv.

Is positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer.
ated and protrudiug piles. Price 6Oc.
Forsaleby Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. DAw
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
day excepted. Monday excepted, Saturday
excepted, SUNDAY oniy' Saturday only
Eastern Standard HmO.
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NEw YORK, May ll.-Peroleum opened steady
at SSc but after tho first sales became very dull
and transactions were very light, the market
closing dull at s2jsc; sales $4,000 barrels.
OH CRY, Pa, May l4.-opened at S31fc; high.
est $40; lowest SI5lc; closed At S21{c; sales
li6 900 barrOlS CearRnccS ,OSS 600 barrels; ship
1860 barrels,
PITTSBURGH, pa, May A.-Pctroleum dull
but steady; opened at Sci closed at s21Ic;
highest Sc; lowest S214c. .a
BRADFORD, Pa, May t4.-opened and highest
SCI closed at s95c; lowest s24c; Clearances 674'
700 barrels.
TtTusvlLLE, Pa, May 14.-oponed OF $50;
highest sc; lowest S299Sci closed atSg114c.
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Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va.
sisters OF the ylIltRtlou,l

A school OF moro than national reputation
oliutA exceptional advantages for thorough odu'
cation Of young ladies in all departments, Ii.
bury OF Air thousand volumes. Fine philo.
lophcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
MpdAl Department specially noted. CoEpSoi
plano teachers trained by leading professor
from conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method OF the old Italian mas.
tiers
Location unsurpassed for beauty aud health.
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds, Board excellent
For Catalogues aud references to patrons IN
all The principal cities, address
nail rHE DIRECTRKss.
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WHOM psby wp.lct, We gave her ca'tOrIa,
When tho was Child, she cried tOt CGStOrlG,
When abe became Mis-, she chung to caiiOrlA,
When tho had children, she gave them c~totlA,
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wheeling Live stock Market

wheeling Live stock Market
CatGe-loOo 10 1,100 lbs stock EtaIc rer ID
500 to 900 lbs, SRa514c per lb.i 100 to 500 lbs
2A2Ifc per ID.
H6Gs-MaFket fair; 4>SA491c per ID.
LdIabs-G0od at Babe per ID.
C1irts-1aiC pnr ID.
Saetu-3ailSG per ID.
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TnosE who suffer from brain trouble
or physical laSsitude can find no better
remedy than DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef
and Iron. For sale by all drugglsts. |
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once, Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
TaR HYMN or THE DEAD.

BsltorFS AGgasiRt,
OF somebody dead In dc graveyard
An somebody dead IN dc sea,
GWlne 10 wake up and about In de mOTpln,
An Alng dat jubilee.
Roll, Jordan, roll
Sister you pughter been dRr
10 hear dat water ROLL
You oughteF been shout In do kingdom
TO hear dat river roll
Of father kilt Wild 4 bullet
An father CyRFVed wild knife;
70 Woun' lbe heal some m0rnln',
When you get ter do Ian or Lille.
Roll, Jordan, ROLL
There's nary u tow nor tugboat
Ter cross dat rivers roll,
wRnteE go cross In de calm time,
Fer JoFdanS chilly an cole
q Chillen OATS burnt In de cabins
Whilst do mRmmies out ~ de del
An chlllen dat hears de death call
Whilst dey b. slngln' reel,
Roll, Jordan, roll
On JOrdAn's bank Ill stan
Ter hear dat water roll;
I'm amin for Canaan Ian
OF Chillen, for Canaan Ian,
OF sister OATS swingln' wild fever,
An sister OATS trimblln wild chill,
GWilG have lOve-ieaS tO.mOrreF;
You better had drink yo' ill,
Roll, jordan, roll
bars nary skill for de sinner
Ter 'Scape dat waters roll;
Nary boat nor dugOut
TerRyo dc sinners soul.
Of dem OATS plIen' Wild conIure
An dem dati bit byR snake,
Oars comm time tOmoTreF
Fer you ter turn over an wake,
Roll, jordan, roll
BrotheF, you better wade In
Ter hear dat water roll,
You'll leave yO' body laden
pGS on do turner ShO',
OF mother dat drag at dc plough hRn'le
An mother dat dTRp at dc hoe,
When you walk up dc ladder ter heaven
You won't halter work no mo-.
Roll, Jordan, ROLL
Mother 20 over dry.EhOd
Ter hear dem waters roll;
You'll ShOly go ShOutin' ter glory,
Across dat rivers roll,
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TYnol.

NEW YORK, May l4.-wool steady; domestic
fleece S2aSSC; pulled S5a39c.
PHlLApELPHiA, Pa, May A.-wooi market
quletRnd nominal.
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets-gently laxative
or actively cathartic according to dose.
Is cents,
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RRRcnAM's Pills cure bilious and
nervous ills. wsaw
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D, 6, "a teg.",......l2g1t Nash d ChAt....., VI
u, g, 10 coupon. ..l2gljI New Jersey Central VIZ
D, 4. ~ feg...,...,lOl Northern PACiAc.,.. 2
D, e.. ~ COlpon.."lOlN do pFOlOrted...... OlA2
Adams Express. ...,lll Chicago 4 n. W.....l0Sls
American kSprosS.liI do pteiBFrod. ,,,.liOM
Canada BIuiliOTt. b2AINew York Cpntfal.l071
Contrai IapilC.a..4 Bb|lOhiO q Mississippi, nj
Chesapeake &0hl1, lTH do prplOrtCd.,,,, AZ.
DO hiIt preferred, ~ Pacific MAll..,...,, "a
DO Iec0tld ptord, " itAbufgh
o, CO, 4 l,.Y,,,.,," Reading ,..,,,a,....,,.,
Denver d Il, u".", ISt, Y, 4 2. F"."....a 22H
ktIOn.,,. yi.,.,N1.s'" Edtl 20 1telerfeu.U.,a B9T
do preiOffed,""a i0hl do lfSt pfeiOfred,iOg
Fort WhynB.U.uai,la 10, N, q &C. paulv..., 075i
Kansas \ TeIAA..,a do pfeierteda..,,.iiVi
Lake Eric 4 Weska lIIgGAi pA0lll.,,,,,,,. 2ltI
10 prcictfedu,"" be4l Union PAcl1c,,,,,, ClJ)l
lake Shore. U..UlQ United blAl1g E., N
L0tll5vIlle 4 NAIhA Gl)llWy ~ " . P,.,.,,a AZ
H., n, A, d pu,I.,.,a " 40 nfoi0ffed,,,.. ny
WtuphlB a Chal., % lWellE.FAtgo kE.,.iIO
MibhlgAn CetltfAl,a el western UnlOn,,,,, bGl(
Missouri pNCliiOma 1l9G
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TNLEYELAND 4 P1TTgBtjRCiu
~ RAiI.RoAD Under schedule 10 OlieoI FEB
X "a tn nsi fof baiSR. JSIcss Sen va GSys
lAld, 4ibq ans I2f Pltitbnfgh, i0j2a N, 10,
OhlOago And Cleveland, 10 b a., Foi PItGbufFa
end NeE f9fsi s;Se 2 u, ~! steubonIiiiS, SIS
TfAlnb arrive al bfIdg6potlI 5iN Am. mo, a
p, WIS p %, 4ias p q Ahd 7ili . y
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A III KINDS OF BOOK AND joB
6 leissfisS So. W i ES1S promptly 'i''u''d
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For baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
Aus u. M, $40 aud lilo p. M, daily, and 500 a.
M, except Monday,
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a, M, Cr.
eept SunhAy,
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. H., daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, b:S6 q, m, 1901
and 6:l0p. m, except Sunday.
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%. HIRsCII. SUPERINTENDENT.
NAM LINR-EAR1

baltimore q OHIO RAILROAD
- On aud after May y, 1850, trains depart
aud RIriyeat Wheeling rs tollOws-EastGrn time:
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ohio RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1889. Pahsen.
ger trains will run a. follOws-Central Time.
All trains daily except those marked thuSt
which do not run on Sunday.
SoUTH BOUND. IfNo. 7INo. 6.IfNo.S !.
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The ethical conundrums Of young peo-
pie are apt TO be sufficiently troublesome
TO their elders, and o case in point Is
afforded by a question asked on Thurs
day by youth OF his father. The father
Is an orthodox clergyman, who regards
the theatre as sinful, but whose profound
love Of classic literature led him to take
his con 10 see the electra" "Father,"
the boy asked, as the pair walked home
ward, hwhy Is the theatre wicked now
Il 1t wasn'tin the time Of the GreeksH"
II niLnn Courier ---
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From Pittsburgh. O;30 H. m. daily, and 1880,
daily, except Sunday, and O;OS and ll;iO p. IN,
Washington Accommodation, 500 a. IN, daily,
FltsSarSh Excursion Train, 1850 M, Sun.
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From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
9;06 and l2:90p, IN. and II 100 p. M, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 y. IN, ex.
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1890 p. M, daily.
MoundSYille Accommodation, 7:l6 u, III, and
lao and 1910 p. M, except Sunday. -.
yJ TRANs,oIiIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and 900 a. IN. and $40 and
Cincinnati Express, S;0Oa. m. and lii asp. H.,
Columbus Accommodation, a;sOp. IN, except
81, Cieiryllle Accommodation, $50 a. nj, md
800 and coop. M, except Sunday.
o. rrEI ARRIVE:
Chicago Express, l9:4O, 6:sOAnd S;S5 a, IN, aud
Cincinnati Express, asa. m. and O;iOp. IN,
Columbus Accommodation, 1Oi4Oa. M, daily,
except Sunday.
l;iOand $50 p. M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Plthburgh, 800 aud 7;25 a. IN. daily, and
l40 p. M, daily, except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh mud the East, 6:lO p, M, daily,
Washington Accommodation, $40 p. M, daily,
FitS6urEh Excursion Train, 200 p. M, Sun.
day only,
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I'D.

H. r. No. LOGAN ACT to amend section
twenty-six l26) of an act entitled, IAN Acs
to Conform all Savings Banks, or Institu-
TONS for Savings. to Uniformity Of Powers,
the Organization OF Savings Banks, for
Their Supervision, and for the more Ell
cient Protection OF Depositors in such In
stitutions;' the same being chapter one
Of one thousand eight hundred and sew "
enty-mne. as amended by chapter forty six
(4G> of the General Laws of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-three.
Be i enacted by the Legislature Of the State
SECTION l. That subdivision three Of Sec
ton twenty-six (26) Of chapter one hundred
and ntne goo Of the General Laws Of one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine, as
General Laws OF one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-th DO and the same is hereby
amended SO as to read as follows:
In the stocks or banks Of any city, county,
town, village or school district in the states of
Minnesota. Wisconsin or Iowa, or in territory
now known as the territory Of Dakota. or Ia
anv warrants or 1aterest-bcaripg obligations,
issued by the state. city Cor any city board),
county. town, village Of school district within
stocks or bonds Of any city, county, town,
States which city. county. town. village OF
school district had at least ten thousand in
habitants, M determined by the state or
Cn1Icd States census taken next preceding
the issue of the bonds or stocks rendered;
provided that the bonded Indebtedness OF
ssny such y: city county to*n. villase or school
exceed ten per eentum upon the assessed
valuation Of such city, county, town, village
or school district the time Of the issue Of the
stocks Or bonds rendered.
SEC. 9. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and inter its passage.
Approved April "a. 1889.
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s. F. No. 1s5.-AN ACT to amend sectiou
four l4], of chapter one hundred and seven
(1O7l, Of the General Statutes of one thou
sand eight huudreu and seventy-eight
llS7Sh relating to the qualifications Of
grand jurors
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION I. That section lour TAI, of chap.
Ter one hundred and seven lOO, of The
General Statutes of one thousand eight hun
and seventy-eight (lS7S] be and the same
Is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
Section 1.-The following persons are ex-
empt from service as grand jurors: All
United States States officers: ali judges of
courts OF record; commissioners Of public
buildings; auditor and treasurer of state;
state librarian; clerks Of court; registers Of
deeds; sherffs aud their deputies; coroners,
constAbles, attorneys and couusellors ut law;
ministers of the gospel; preceptors and teach
ers OF incorporated academies one III
teacher in each common school; practicing
physicians and surgeons; one miller in
each mill one ferryman to each licensed
ferry; al acting telegraph operators; all
nostmassers and deputy postmasters;. all
according to law; all engineers having charge
of stationery and locomotive engines: all
persons Of more than sixty 1901 years Of
age; all persons Of unsound mind; persons
subject to bodily infirmity amounting to dis
ability; all underwriters and their assistants:
all persons are disqualified from serving az
grand Jurors who have been convicted Of
an ly] infamous crime
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
effect from and after its passage
Approved April 2, 1889.
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H. F. NO. 13l9.-AN AIT to amend an act
entitled AN act to prevent debtors from
giving preference to creditors, and to ee-
cure the equal distribution of the property
Of debtors among their creditors, aud for
the release Of debts against debtors"
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the stats
of Minnesota:
SECTION !. That section one Of the act
entitled, AN act to prevent debtors from
giving preference to creditors, and TO secure
the equal distribution of the property OF
debtors among their creditors, and for the re-
same is hereby amended SO As to read as fol.
lows: Section l. Whenever any debtor
shall have become insoivent, or punishment
shall have been made against any debtor, OF
propeny OF any debtor shall have been levied
upon by virtue OF an attachment exec ution
or legal process issued against him tor COL
lection Of money, he may make An assign
ment Of all his unexempt property for tho
equal benefit of all his bona hde creditorj
who shall file releases of their demands
against such debtor, as herein provided ; such
an assignment shall he made acknowledged
erned by the laws of this state relating to as
signments by debtors for the benefit Of
creditors, except as herein otherwise pro.
vjded; aud such assignment, If made within
ten days after garnishment shall have been
made against the assignor, or within ten days
after property of such assignor shall have
been levied upon by virtue Of an attachment
execution or other legal process against him
for collection Of money as aforesaid, shall
operate to yacate every garnifhment and levy
then pending. and to discharge all property
therefrom, Upon qualification Of the assignee,
or his successor, as provided by law, unless
he shall, within five days thereafter, file in
the Office of the clerk OF the court where
such assignment was fled notice of his in.
tention to retain all pending garnishments
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Amendments to Penal Code,
AS.

fl. F. No. 5S-AN ACT to amend an Act en-.
titled IAN Act to Establish a Penal Code"
4, approved March 8. 1885.
BE 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section four hundred and
ten OF said act be so amended as to read as
follows: Sec. 40. Forgery in the first de-
gree Is punishable by imprisonment in the
state prison for not more than twenty wears.
SEC. 2. That section four bundled and
eleven of said act be SO amended as to read
as follows: Sec. all. Forgery in the sec
ond degree is punishable by i'm prisonment
In the state prison for not more than ten
years.
SEC. 8. That section four hundred and
sixty-eight of said act be so amended by
striking out therefrom in the sixteenth and
seventeenth lines thereof the words and not
less than three years.
SEC: 4. That section five hundred and
eighteen Of said act be amended by striking
out therefrom IN the last two lines thereof
me words "and not less than two ~ years.
SEC 3: That nothing contained in this
tct snail te construed to apply to an offense
committed or act done at any time before
!hls. act takes effect, but such offense must
be punished and such act governed by the
provisions OF law existing when It is done or
committed, in the same manner as If Thu
act had not been passed; and as to such OF.
lenses the provisions Of law heretofore in
forge In relation thereto shall be deemed to b -
still IN full Force and effect except tina wh Ell
ever the punishment or penalty for any Of
tense is mitigated by any of the provisions-of
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lag.
& r. No. 11C-AN ACT to

s. F. No. 112-AN ACT to legalize acknowl-
edgments of conveyanceS and other instru-
ments and the records thereof
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That all Acknowledgements to
any cOnveyances or other Instruments here
pointed or elected and then acting as not
AIRY public or other officer authorized to take
such acknowledgements be, and the same are
hereby legalized and made of the same valid
fty as though the term of such officer had not
expired at the time Of taking such acknowl-
edgments. and the record Of such convey
ances or other instruments Is hereby declared
to be legal and valid, and effectual tor all
purposes.
Provided. That the provisions Of this act
shall not apply to or affect any action or pro-
cecding now pending in any court of this
state.
SEC. 2. This act shall take e.ect and be in
force from and after its passage
Approved Feb. &c, 1889.
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les

II. F. No. 74e.-AN ACT amending &C.
ton two (2) Of chapter sixty nine (60l,
General Statutes 1878, relating to and
legalizing conveyances made BY married
women in specified cases.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION !. Section two (2) Of chapter
sixty-nine (6Y. General Statutes 1875, 70
amended by adding thereto the following pro-
viso: Provided further, that any deed, mort
4ksge or other conveyance Of land in this
state, heretofore or hereafter made in COED
faith. tor valuable consideration, BY An
ing joined therein. but after Judgment OF
any district court Of this state. remaining in
fufl force, adjudgtnS the nuliity Of her mar
rage or granting her divorce from bonds
Of matrimony, or from bed and board, shall
be as valid and effectual to all intents and
purposes as If she had never been married.
any defect in the service of the summons or
complaint in the action for such relief or
divorce to the CONTRARY Notwithstanding;
provided, nevertheless, such deed, mortgage
or other conveyance was made after expira-
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l13.

8. F. No. 575.-AN ACT to amend chapter
forty three (43l Of the General Statutes OF
Minnesota relating 50 uses and trusts.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section twenty-seven (27]
Statues Of Minnesota Be and the same /.
amended 50 as to read as follows, viz:
The district court has full powers to ap-
deceased, resigned, or removed; and when,
in consequence Of death, resignation or re-
moyal, there is no acting trustee, the court in
its discretion may appoint new trustees or
cause the trust to be executed by one OF Its
officers under its direction, and it may also
where trust has in good faith been assumed
to be executed by a person other than the
court of this state, ratify. adopt and confirm
any or all the acts of such person SO acting
as trustee in the execution of such trust,
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April ~. 1889.
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Amendments to General
Laws.
III.

II. +. no. 327-AN ACT repeating an act en-
titled an act to abolish the process Of gar.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That chapter one hundred and
seventy nine Q79) OF the General Laws Of
the State of Minnesota for the year eighteen
hundred and eighty seven (lSs7) be and the
same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. This act shall take eject and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April IS, 1889.
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lO4.

81. r. No. 723-AN ACT to amend section
125, Of chapter eight 80. of the General
Statutes Of 1873, relating to section, quar-
ter section or meander posts or monu-
ments, aud to the re establishment thereof.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
twenty five 123), Of chapter eight 1871. Of
the General Statutes of One thousand eight
hundred and seventy eight (ls78), is hereby
amended 80 as to read rs follows:
Section 125. The board of county com.
missioners of any county where it shall DO
made to appear to their satisfaction, at any
regular or special meeting, that the section,
quarter section or meander posts or monu-
ments established by the United States have
been destroyed, or are becoming obscure,
shall have power to authorize aud direct the
county surveyor Of the county 10 resurvey,
relocate and re-establish such section, quar-.
ter section or meander posts or monuments,
by having permanently placed at such gov.
eminent corners an iron or stone or wood
post or monument. Of durable character, Off
such size and construction as in their discre-
ton may be deemed desirable. In making
such survey the said county surveyor shall
keep full and accurate notes thereof, and
shall file a certified copy Of the same in the
Office of the register Of deeds of said county
Sic. 2. This act shall take effect aud be in
orce from and after Its passage.
Approved April Fl, 1889.