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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-10-20

&sHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue Of writ of
~ vendi. exponas 10 me directed from the court
of Common Pleas OF Monroe county, ohio. I will
offer for sale. at public outcry. at the from, door Of
the court house in the town Of WonJ>feld. in said
county, on Tuesday the 23'l dav uf October. 1S49,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, IN, and 6'clock
p m, cf said day. the following real estate. to wits
The northeast quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section %. in township 5, Of range Z. containing
10 acres, more or less, lying and being in said
county, and taken in execution az the prope't ty of
John Martin at suit OF G S, Gillilsnd, assignee
Appraised at 5000
sept %, lS49 81 81. WIN. D. PATTON, Sheriff
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VUyHE quarterly meetings of the School Exam
iners in Monroe county, Ohio, are on the
first Saturdays Of January, April, July aud Octo.
ber. The Examiners inform the School Directors
81 the different districts. that where Grammar and
Geography are not required in their respective
districts they must certify the same. and the Ex.
aminers will grant certificates t. the applicants by
their Understanding the rudiments of Grammar
and Geography, in addition to the other branches
heretofore required. JAMES SMITH, Clerk.
j. G. FLEMING,
Oct 3, lS49 u. II. WIRE.
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CHERlFF'S SALE; --By virtue Of writ of IL.
''fa. et lev. "a. TO me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio. \ will
offer for sale, at public outcIy at the front door OF
the court house b, the town al Woodsfeh, IN said
county. on Tuesday the 23d day Of Octaber. lS49,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m. and O'Clock !
m, Of said day. tha following real estate. to wit
The southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter oi
section2 q township and range 5. containing II
acres, more or less; lying and being in Monroe
county Aforesaid, and taken in execution as the
property OF Isaac Cline. at the suit of Tobias
Hsught. Appraised, 5000
sept. 90, ls40-Sl 6b VIM d. PATTON, Sheriff
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NEAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

NH ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE. :
Vl By virtue Of an order to me directed ON
the c1urt of Common Pleas in the case of r Pow
ell g. CO., Tor the use OF Williams g. Dilworth vs.
Jacob Mafit ct al. will offer for sale, at public
outcry at the trout door of the court house in the
town OF Wo"d-feld, in sad county. on Tuesday
the 23d day of October. 1s49 between the hours Of
10 o'clock. u IN, and O'Clock, m, af said day,
the following described real estate, to wit: The
south" est quarter OF the southeast quarter Of sec
ton II, township 4, aud range 5; lying and being
in said county of Momoe Appraised at 5000
sept. %, l8l9 l54 VIM. OKEY, Mas Com.
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NNSTRAy NOTICE Taken up by the sub
H subscriber living in Elk tow ship, Monroe
comfy Ohio, on the 22d Of September. ls49, a
dark bav horse, black legs. Is hands high, ring.
honed in the left hind loot, aud imposed to be six
years old. b"
Sept. 81, 1919, DAVID SLACK.
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w. HERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of writ O

mt HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
- vrnditl0ni exponas to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio.
will offer for sale, al public outcry, at the front
door of the court house in the town of W nod.held,
in said county ,op Tuesday the 2ad day oi October.
lS49 between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a m. and
o'clock. p m, of said day the ! fe estate of Ruth
Dickinson in aud to the following real estate,
to wit: Fractional section %, town hip I, aud
range 4, containing ia acres = ore or less; iy
ing aud being IN Monroe county aforesaid. an
taken in xecuiion as the property OF Ruth Dick
iuson. at the suit OF William Mason. Appraise
a. 5000. is.l .l. aH
sept. 20. 1s49.$l 65 WIN. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue OF 4 wriis oi
- Ii. ia. ei lev. ia. to me directed from the Count
OF Common Pleas of Monroe county. Ohm, will
offer for sale, public outcry. at the front coor Of
the court house IN the town oi Woodsheid, IN said
county. on Tuesday the 23d day Of D, ,toher, lS+9,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock "a IN, and O'Clock
p IN. Of said day, the following real estate, TO wit
Lots Nos. IL aud l3 in the town of Lewisvfle
lying md being in Monroe c. unity aforesaid. and
taken in execution a. the properly Of Henry Wer'
wertz, at the suits Of Joseph BAchman g; al: Ap.
praised al 5000. .fHgYAB lgittl
sept %, Is49 81 81 VIM D PATTON. Sheriff
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ssALEuF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT, - On the 22d day Of October, 1889
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a.. III and o.
clock p. m., on the premises III Union township,
the following described zeal estate, as the prop.
erty of Joseph Gibson, deceased, to wit: The
noi,h east quarter OF the north east quarter OF
section 10, township 7, and range s, lying and be-
ing in Mnnroe county. Ohio, subject to dover.
TERMS Of sdle--one-third cash in hand, one
third in six months. the residue in twelve months,
with interest from the day of sse, to he secured
by mortgage. GEORGE w. BROWN. Adm'r
Sept %, ls49. Of Joseph Gibson. deceased.
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6SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORE Err or
~ COURT.-On the 24Ih day oil Ocidber, 1870.
between the hours of 10 o'clnck a. m. and q.
clock p m at the door Of the cnurt.house in the
town of Wondsheld, will be SOLD 10 the highest
bidder. the folowIug rea! estate, as the property
OF Bernard Crandon, deceased, TO wit: The north
east quarter Of the north west quarter OF section
26, township 6, and range z, also the south cas-,
quarter of the north west qaaItsr, Of same section
township and range. subject 10 the dover estate
at Ruth Grandon, lying and being in the county
ot Monroe Terms OF sale --onc third in hand.
one thIrd IN six months, and the residue in one
year, with interest f:oni The day of sale; 10 be 20.
cured to the satisfaction of the undersigned
GEORGE W BROWN, Admir-.
Sept. %, lSl9. OF Bernard Grandon, decesse, :.
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sALE-By virtue Of an o

a. HERIFFS SALE-By virtue of an or.
~ der ni sale to me directed from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. | will
offer fur sale. at public outcry a the front door of
the court house ~ the town of Woodsield, ~ said
county, on Tuesday the 23d day Of October, 1919,
between the hours of 10 CLOCK IN ,and o'ciock
IN, of said day, the following real estate, to wit:
Tbs southwest quarter of the southwest quarter
section Z, township 3, and range a: lying and
,ng in said county, and ordered to he sold in the
case of Nathan HoIlister VS.. Thomas McNeely =
| Appraised at 800 anE L f'N'Aa'a
sept. %, Is49 81 81 VIM. D. PATTON. Sheriff
j., HERIFF'S SALE. by virtue Of man
- date to me directed from the Couit OF Com
mon Pleas nf Monroe county. Ohio, | will offer
fr sale, at public outcry. at the front door of the
court house in,h- town Of oodstield in said cou,,.
~. on Tuesday the 23d day oi October, ISl9, be.
tween the houfs Of 10 O'Clock, 2 ~, aud 4 o'clock
p m, Of laid day, the following real estate, 10 wit
The southeast quarter of the soiIihw west a.rtpr o
SEE tion 3D. township. and range g. in The Msrietts
land district; lying and being in Monroe county
aforesaid, aud ordered to be sold as the properly
Of Benjamin Whittpm at the suit Of Joseph Hines.
Appraised 1T 5000 A n
sept. %. Isls 81 6s VIM D. PATTON. Sheriff
SHERIFF'S SALE. by virtue of a writ oi
venditioni exponas to me directed from the
Cpurt ot common rieas Of M0nroe cuunty, OHIO,
viii offer for sale, at public outcfy at the front
door of the court house iu the town IL Woods6eld
in said county. on Tuesday the 23d day of October
1919. between the hours Of 10 o'clock, IN. and
,'clock m, ofsaid day .ths following real estate
wits The north half If the northeast quarter
# section 10. township 4, and range S, combining
80 and 6s.lO0 acres; living and being in Monroe
county Aforesaid. and taken in execution as the
property OF Joshua Hawkins. at tho suit OF David
Person Tor use. Appraised at 5000.
sept 20, 1s49-S1 IS WIN. D PATTON, Sheriff.
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II IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Post

II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office, at WoUdstied. Monroe eounty, Ohio,
on the fist day of Oct, I8l9; which. it not taken
ont before the first day of January next, will be
sent to the ',eneral Post Office as dead letters.
Belt, Beni M. Jeiiries, Deborah
Butler, Susan kram Francis
bowman, Frederick King. Mrs.
Burgraf, Martin 9 Luke, WIN. J.
Bentz, George j. Manviile, john
Car ton, A. M Martin, Steward
Delaner. VIM. P. Miller. Robert Jr.
Devoll, john McDandla Eliza
Dagutreotypist, to any Masters, Benz. +.
Earlywne, Jacob s. Norris, Israel
Ftchs, Jacob Pierson, J. II.
Francis, S Z. Phillips. Rev. jeremiah
Feldner. Phillips Potts. VIM.
Frick, Frederick Smith George
Cadd, Stephen Shell, Henry "i
Gregory, Joel Slarkey William
Guyton, w. w. ua Taylor. Samuel B,
Hupp, Mary Williams. Frank 2.
Hess, Mr. sl Wndland. John
H.ckerman. Sieph. Dav Wilson. John g. Samuel
Hollistsr, N. X s. Bailey
81 N B Persons calling for any ot the abdve let.
tiers will please say that ey are advertised
Oct 6. HENRY NJ. BOGGESS. P. M.
HRY GOODS FOR JOBBING Il am now
IL receiving my fall stock OF Dry Good. for
JObbing, comprising 'aIge anu veiy general as
sortmsut suited to this market, land having made
such arrangements esst1 will hs enabled through
out the season, to keep my stock well supplied
with de.irable goods. at the very lhwrst prices.
Wheeling. Oct I. lS49. VIM I. SELBf.
DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given.
H. that q petition will be presented fo the CON
mi-sloners Of Monroe county Ohio. at their De-
cember session, praying for the location oi c"i-
" road to commence at or near Colorado, and
from thence TO Matthew Browns mill. In Stock
Township, and thence TO intersect the ridge
road by the nearest and best route near William
Bevaus, the place of termination.
October 6, 18t9. PETITIONER.
NXECUToR'S NOT ICE. Notice is hereby
~ given to al pers ms interested, that the un-
dersisned intends 10 make application to the Court
Of Commvn Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. al the
next term thereof. for an order TO sell the insol
vent and doubtful claims due the esiste Of John
Linn deceased. atis9 THOS. GRIFFITH,
Sept. 20, le4e el7 Executor Of said estste
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Legal Advertisements.

NHASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY
lvH virtue of an order to ne direeied from the
Court Of Commou Pleas Of Momoe county, o, 10
the case Of Eli Curtis W. Mary Lewis ct a. will
offer for sae at public Outcry, At the front door Of
the court house in the town ot WoodsfieId n said
county. ON Tuesday the 23d day Of October,
1919, between the hours ii 10 O'Clock, IA M, and
o'cock. IN, Of said day, the following dsscrib.
ed real estate, to W.T.: Two certain town Lots iI
the tow u of Carlisle, Ia the county OF Monros a.
foressid, numbered o and &c on The plat OF said
town; also a certain Lot t0mmeBc ing al the south
east corner 0f Lot No. 26 IN the tow oi Carlisle.
thence running westward with the line OF Lols
Nos 26 and 36 fifteen perches, thence sOhlh-
ward three rods, thence eastward fifteen rods 10
Main Street III said town, thence wnh said street
to the place Of beginning. " h the improvements
thereon. Valued at 5000
sept %. Is49 S2 81. Wn 0KEY, Mas. Com.
NHASrEK COMMISsIONER,s SALE
IXH BY virtue Of an order to me directed fr, W
.he court OF Common Pleas Of AIopIoe county,
and State of Ohio, In the care of Wiam Steel
eft al. Executors vs Nimrod T.. Henihorn ct al
will offer for sale. at ubli. outciy, at the front
door OF the Court house in The ,own of W Gods.
field, III SAD! county. on Tuesday ,he 23d day of
Ortober, lsl9 the follow ing lot Of land, with the
improvements thereon, to wit: Lot No. 76 ia
~ the town Q! C!ningIon, IN sand couniy....
Valued at 5000
sept %, IS49-$I i3 Wm. OKEY. Mas Con-.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE By virtue uf
IN an order from The Court Of Common Pless
of Monroe county, will efier for sle at the court
house 10 the town Of w Godsield. at public out.
cry. on Tuesday the 23l day Of October, 1910,
between the hours Of 10 orio-k 4 IN, aud %.
clockp IN. Of sad day. The folio. Ing Lands, ly.
ing Ia SAID cOuGty, as the properly Of Samuel
Swartw0od. now deceased, suijrci TO the dover
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Domcs,ic Miscellany.

The telegraph line between Alb.n, and Nsvburr
was opened the 30 inst IL with lines IN ali
parts Of the mon except tsis city.
The Governor If Massachusetts has appoint.d the
zsth day oil November as dag Of general
- The dysentery Is prevailing with great fatality at
kyde Psrk and khinebsck
Two aldermen and q constable have bsen arrested
ard hsld 70 bail la fbiisdsiphs for employing
purchase lquor contrary t. law, aud then causing thu
arrest of the sellers, ming tAo and yidog spoil
The whole number of arriyeis ut Boston foe
the three months ending the lst inst 10 500.
The railroad bridge, near East Chatham, ~ u, vs.
destroyed by IRE ON the 18th inst. Loss, s2Oso.
A steamer at st. Louis recently from yellow stone
brought down il5 packs buffalo robes I22 packs furs
aud rs sacks q buffalo tongues sh. is the rst steam
ertbat ever navgated the mouth Of the Fellow stone
River.
dissssc, known as the Strangers Fever" hiss sp-
pesred ~ Charleston, a. q. Sir deaths had occurred
previous TO the 10th Inst.
lie Baron de nerseele, Ct Germany and Major h
s.sre we're among the arrivals yesterday at tbs Union
The Lsbou. N. n woollen factory was DESTROYED By
IRE on the 10Th inst Loss estimated at $1,000
Franklin w Walker Of Benson, VI, vas knocked
down and robbed shsrt time since, s33O In cash,
and % OvO IN notes beiongns TO tue town OF Bsn,os
he ssat 81 government Of Canada IL Is said 10 to
be removed TO Toronto, forth sith.
There ere rs zoo indians in y. Minnesota territory.
Mac, the eel, brated trotting horse Of Albany, has
been sold to grntiemsn In Philadelphia, for $4,000
lfsso q Undrrhil IL ON trial ia the daison Coauty
IN. - court for the murder OF Thomas Mc0inn, st
IIcbuk.n, in August last
David MaIble committed suicids By jumping over
beard from steam boat the Nth last white on the
way from talibug 10 this city Hs insane aud IN
ohaise " two Of his brothers. from whom he escaped
white opposite yoDkers
Nearly s7VO GO worth Of California gold vas re-
ceyed ut the Philadelphia mint during the
The anniversary of the battle of Monterey cce-
brat,d at cincinnati on the 2lst inst
Frances r. tlark has recovered verdict Of slt00
against Otis Pendleton at New London, Ct, for
breach Of marriage promise The Jury frst found @
verdict tor $4,000 which vas considered toe much by
The ptssidipg Judge
The lafgs hotel at Bellows Falls VT, was destroyed
by IRE on the N ght Of the 2Tth ult
The Lime aud Cement Works, a. Newark. ". j. we're
destroyed by FIRE the night Of tue 6tn inst Lose
$40 coo Insured IN the Newsrk Mechanic, Howard,
IN v and Ltna Offices
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superior Court.

Before Judge Fanderpoel
OcronpR Gin the case OF Comstock vs.. Baya-d.
Binck,rbof end Weeks tths evidence of whici ~s
stated to be OF very conflicting nature) the Jury could
not agree and discharged by the court, wthout
being able to come TO any conclusion
Before chief Justice Oakley and Judges Sanford and
NanderpoeL
number Of appeals we're heard, and notices OF mo-
tion given.
F,ier IL Usrsous and T.. Hqrgous, respondents W..
LOUIS r. IdhaHs end others, observation-disclosures AZ
nrmod with costs.
.ibaender SHnih. Benjamin Lyaes aud other,-Ms-
tion for a trial denied
Rufus q Read AID Fly HoPpock Correli.s S. Ciiss
aud Othas.-AIotio tor trial denied.
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This court did not meet on Saturday as the change
in location from the CITY Han to tho rombs aboas
being made. The Sessions will BE- held Monday and
until further notice Old roo in the
Halls " Justice (the Tombs), In Centre street.
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Court OF Common Pleas.

Before Judge insrsbatn
Der. 5.-The Jury in the case Of D. Cuttin1 and
others, vs.. Hove Hosland, delivered their .Alsd
verdict for plaintiff damages $3.50 al T1s Court dd
not 20 into any other business but adjourned I'll 10
O'Clock this Saturday morning.
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SErr. .e.-Ihe court we're employed until the hour
o. adjournment In closing the argument OF cause
No. 10
Der 1.-Emauuel 2. Burkle appellant, against Isaac
X. kckbsrt aud ethers, respondents.
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NIreuIt Lourt.


Judge Jones presiding.
OcroBrR "A verdict tor. the full amount was d.
liyered for plaintiff In the OF Osborne VS. Blair
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Naval Intelligence.

The " sloop Of war uermsntovu, (2oO Gem.
ownde~, vas At Havana on the 10Th uh She arrived
there - the 10Th.
The U. sloop- Of war John Adams (sp) arrived ID
Rio Jansiro, On the 2lst ofAugust from sessoa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Arrival Of n Cnptured SLAYER.

The brig Susan. a.. : nrigA) Lot" '"r' W"i'
ford, (ghN is now on bosrd) Ia command OF Lieut. L.
7. HuNER. assisted by Passed mdshiPman Broadhead,
arrived yesterday, In 76 days from Rio dc Janeiro
She WAS captured Oft Rio on the 9th February by the
D. 5. brig Perry supposihon OF being concerned IN
the Slave Trade. She has experienced very heavy
weather during the passage, having been tnreo weeks
the Coast On the 2lst yntt. lat 80 TO- len II 10
she spoke the whaeshP Rp~fHa, Adams OF Fall RIVER
bound home from a cruise in the Pacific with 1000
bbs oil. Capt Hunter returns his sincere thanks to
Capt ADAMS for his kindness in supplying him with
provsions-of which the Susan was entirely destitute
having brought them 10 bis own boat The following
passengers by the brig suan board at the time
OF her seizure:
Iuiz Jose Coe,ho lgnacia Antonio ds Matta Veria,
Jose de Silva. Luz Vidal LezOr, Jose 7. Foneca, j.
J. Gomez, Const A. NJ. Ozorio. Bento Pecheco for san
10 Constantine ds Luz, NJ A. T Barosra, NJ BaroO1o,
A. J. Da Cruz
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
nNs
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
A,a.~x ko,dov April

AlbAN1, Mou1ays hpI4l
An unsuccessful attempt as made last evening
to tire the out buildings on the premises in the
rear Of Knspps -four store, - Ousy-st. fire
was kindled with shsvings, paper and matches In
the inside Of sn out house. Fortunately. the fire
did not communicate reRdily--doubtle. on sc-
count Of the moisture from the previous rain and
smother destructive conAagrstion was thus Proyi
dentally prevented. The Mayor has offered q
reward for the iacendiaries.
We are tO have an Astor House here. Philip
Van Rensseaer and Isaac Newton intend to build
magnificent Hotel on the site OF the old Eagle
Tavern in broadway. The cost is estimated at
$4,000
| saw this morning most appropriate design
ordered for the steamer Mayhower, on L axe Erie.
l, represents the arrival Of the first Mayfower
snd the landing OF the Pilgrims. The painter has
reproduced with historical accuracy. the main IN
cideuts 10 which thousand associations lend dig
nity and interest. The vessel in the distance-the
Pilgrims on the shore IN the attitude Of prayer and
thsnkseiving-the Red Man stealthiy gazing az
the new comers-recAN the story OF the first set
Element of fNew.Encland. This magnificent steam
er which has Just been bulk for the travel Of the
Lakes will be the chief of the noble feet OF steam
ers which traverses our Western Mediterranean.
The weather here to-day is fine Vegetation
begins TO peep out to see If Winter has really
taken its departure. Yours, RICHMOND.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-25
Wiscsusiu on RumseIIfnG.

We have already stated that a very stringent
bill in regard to intoxicating liquors was passed
by the Wisconsin Legislature at its recent SOS
sion The bill consists Of ten sections, and re-
quires all persons who would vend or retail
spurious liqsors to give bond TO the town
thorities, with three sareties In $1,000, "condi
toned to pay all damages the community or in
dividuals may sustain by reason Of such traffic .
10 support all paupers. widows and orphans pay
the expenses Of all civil and criminal prossou-
,lons made, growing out Of, or Justly sttributsba
10 such traffic" And il is made the duty OF the
officer holding the bond TO deliver it 10 "any per
son who may claim TO be injured by such trstc.
We quote the remaining provisions entire
SECTION II shall be lawful for any msrrisd woman
TO institute 10 hsr own suit on any such bond.
for all damages sustained BY herself or children On ~
shall be paid 70 her. for the uss Of herself and
children
syc s. No suits for liquor bills shall be sntsrtaissd
BY any Of tho Courts Of this stass and wnsaevsI
suit may bs pending on prornssory nosS mat such
note was given In whole In part for liquor bs such
Court shah Immediately dismiss such such ss shs costa
Of the plaintiff
sEc 8 on the trial OF any suit under the provisions
Of this act tbs cause foundation OF which shall ts
the sct Of an individual under the nnusaes Of liquor
sha only DO necessary 10 ofdef " euseean We ecooo
10 prove that the prneps In tho bond cold gsvs
liquor 10 person (so Intoxicated In q9or whose
scs are comp painsd Of tho day previous 70 tho
mission Of the sams ofiense.
SEC 7. Wheneyer person shall become county,
city or village chsrgs by reason of intsmpsrance.
sut may be Instituted By the proper authorities tho
bond Of any person Who may have bsen In the nsbt of
ceiling giving liquor 70 such person psuper DO
coming public charge.
sec. 3. Any person against whom . Judgment may 10
obtained under the provisions Of this act shall bs snt
tied 10 maintain 9 suit 70 compel . contribution toward
paying tho Judgment against him. against all psrsons
engaged in such usfc In such county city, town os
village. who may have sold gvsE liquor 70 such per
son committing sfenss, or becoming public
charge.
Sec O. Any person who shall yend or retail, or fos
the purpose Of avoiding the provisions OF this act give
avsy spirituous liquors. without 1rst giving the bond
required By section Of this sc sha b deet
ed guilty Of msdemesnor and upso eonveuon thereof
shall be fned Ia sum Of not lees than hity more
than avs hundred dollars and bs imprisonsd In the
county js not lees than ten days nor more than siI
months and shall be liable In ell respects to the public
and 10 individuals the hs would have besn had
be given the bond required n the hrst section OF Its
act
This remarkable expression Of public opinion In
Wisconsin on the subject Of spiiitaous liquors
passed the Senate by q vote Of 10 10 ,, and the
Assembly 80 TO 2l. IL goes some steps beyond
any legislation on the subject In the country.