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WOOING AND WARRING IN THE WILDERNESS: A
Story Of Old Csneucky. By Charles d. Kirk volume sl'
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wHIMs AND WAIFS. By Tom. Hood. Now first collect
ed. volume. 81 Is
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-01-20
Murder in Neenah.

As some boys were fishing in the river,
below REEDS POINT in the village Of Nee
nah on the 18th inst, they discovered the
body of a man, lying on its back, about
two feet under water. The Menasha Con-
sercator says they Immediately informed
the village authorities, and as soon IS a
jury could be summoned, they repaired to
the spot TO learn the facts. The BODY was
living on the bottom ofthe river, in about
two feet of water, and eight or ten feet
from shore. After the body was taken
hold Of, several Intellectual attempts were
made TO get it out Of The water, when, By
the sudden giving away of something, it
was ascertained bv piece of rope about
his neck, that after being murdered lie had
been anchored to the bottom of the river
The body was recognized to De that of
Moses injury. the muIlato barber who
married the white girl at Ripon, about a
year ago.
Further examination proved that pre-.
v;ous to being thrown into the water, p
severe cut had been inflicted across his
forehead and Iemple, with some sharp in
strnment, and the back portion of bis head
including the whole occipital bone, was
smashed in. MUHNY with his white
hrotherin law, escaped from the Appleton
Jail, about SIX weeks ago, where they had
been confined for petit larceny, and moth
ING has been heard Of them since, until
MuRRy was found as above related The
deceased was known to have about sixty
dollars in gold when he broke Jail, and it
may be, for that he was murdered.
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Imp CEtistt Decisions.

TIE Supreme Court of the State has
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Railroad purposes. One was in the case
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latter case the bonds we're decided invalid
because the law. which authorized their
issue, being general law, WAS not "pub-
Iishel,' as all general laws are required
TO be, before taking effect; and hence
the bonds Were issued without authority
In the former case they were decided 70
have been issued in accordance with law,
and to be valid. The decision of the Court
aifirms the validity Of all such bonds issued
in accordance with law
AHotler decision affecting the validity
OF municipal assessments IN certain cases.
was made by the Supreme Court at It's
late session in the case of DR. Weeks
against the City of Milwaukee. The facts
were these: Some time since, DR.. Weeks
obtaitiel an injunction to restrain the city
from giving deeds from property sold for
non payment Of taxes for 1856 and 1857.
Judge Macarthur dissolved the injunction.
and the case was carried to the Supreme
Soult. me ttHit Has Juot reversed. the
order Of Judge Macarthur, SO that the in,
junction holds good.
The points decided BY the Court in this
case are as follows:
LIST. The system of assessment authorized
by the charter of Milwaukee, is not uncon-
stitutional.
q. The exemption Of the Newhall
House property from taxation for the year
1887, was Illegal, and j. having been done
Intentionally, aud the effect being to in
crease the burdens Of other tax-payers.-
The omission invaIidates the entire tax in
which said property ought to have been
included, but was not
81. a tax for abating a nuisance. which
the city had created upon the plaintiff S
lot, is illegal.
4 h. Agricultural lands annexed to the
city By an act Of the Legislature. though
not laid out in lots must 10 taxed bv the
same rule as other lands in the ward where
they are situated.