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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-23

vises his house, the goods are delivered at va
rious points on the pedlar's round, and so soon
as the last order has been obtained the con-
gress breaks up. There is no signing of parch-
ments.
So soon as the commercial travellers have
departed the pedlar sets his house in order,
puts clumsy paddock on the door and recon-
mences his lifes dull round. The articles in
which he deals are principally laces, calico,
shawls, ribbons, silk handkerchiefs, woolens of
every description, and, at times, mock jewel
ry So soon as the fair is over, he packs his
traps on his own and his family's backs and
trudges off to the next town. 1t was always
puzzle why every German almanac contained
such an accurate list of fairs, but Pedlar's
Congress solves the riddle. The list is drawn
up for the special information of the pedlars.
PROSPECTS.
Pedlars' Congress goes to prove how far
back the Germans still remain on the path of
progress. Among us pedlar is a rarity his
place is occupied by the tallyman Or the duffer
who sells cotton backed silks, as struggled
French goods, and takes silly women in. In
Germany we see that the pedlars are very
important trade factor. But the cream has
been skinned from the Ehningen Congress.
German peasants ignorant though they may
be in other respects, have keen eye for a
kreutzer saved. With modern progress, and
increased locomotive advantages, they learn
that it is cheaper to buy at the Residenz, and
the pedlars are gradually finding goods on
their hands, the payment for which depends
on quick returns. Hence, before long, there
will be grand commercial crisis in Germany,
and Pedars' Congress will come to be reck-
oned among the things of the past
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-23
QNOrtester Daily Spp.
rHE sTAR-sPANGLED BANNER.


Oh say can you see by the dawns early light,
What so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last
cleaning;
Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the
perilous fight,
Ger the ramparts we watched, were so CALAMITY
streaming;
And the rockets red glare the bombs burstingin air,
Gave proof through the night that flag still
say, does the star-spangled banner still wave
Der the land of the free and the home of the brave!
On the shore, dimly seen through the mist of the
deep,
Where the foes naughty host in dread silence
reposes
What is that which the breeze DER the towering
As it ftiully blows, half conceals half discloses?
Now it catches the CLEAN of the mornings first
beam,
In full glory reflected now shines on the stream
IT'S the star spangled banner, o long may il wave,
Der the land of the free and the home of the brave
And where is the band who vauntingly swore
That the havoc of war and the battles confusion
home and a country should leave more?
Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps
pollution;
No refuge could save the hreling and slave,
From the terror of fight the gloom of the grave;
And the star spanged banner in triumph 10th wave
Ger the land of the free and the home of the brave
o thus be it ever where tSemen shall stand
Between their loved hoiAes and wars desolation;
BLESSED with victory and peace may the Heaven
rescued land
Praise the power that hath made and preserved us
nation!
Then conquer must, when our cause it is just,
And this be motto-"Hn God is our trustr'
And the star-spanged banner in triumph shall wave
Der the land of the free and the home of the brave
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There is only one inn at Epningen, where
the travellers dine together, lodging in the
private houses. German commercial gents
represent the fast type of the nation, and
though this class is much alike all over the
world, INDUCING to an extreme in loud pat
terms and heavy jewelry, the Germans sur.
pass their brethren by their insane love of
smashing everything. Mine host of the
Traube can tell you many quaint story
about his guests how, on one occasion, four
of them destroyed property valued at eight
hundred and thirty forins, which they paid
for 1vitho1It nnur,1or
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-23
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1861.
9rp GOODS.
REMEMBER !!

500 dozen Ladies' Hose, from &c to l5c.
300 dozen Ladies' Hose, from l5c to Bic.
800 dozen Misses Cotton Hose, Sc to l5c.
200 dozen Misses Fancy Cotton Hose.
500 dozen Gents Socks, from Sc to Csc.
200 dozen Boys Cotton Socks.
100 dozen Open. Work Hose.
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SpeetaeIes. &c.

q SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street The undersigned most respectful
lytnvites the citizens of this place and vicni
j ", to call and examine h superior selection
Ia OF SPECrACLES, containing his lately i'm
FllM proved PERIscoPIc CONSERVATIVES LENSES,
III which he will adapt to far sighted, nearsight-
III i ed, aged and weakened persons who may de-
III sire them, according to the true state of their
/ III eyes The material used 10 make the above
III mentioned Lenses in its natural state, in puri-
III ty, briliancy, and transparency, rivals the dia
SIl> mond, andforms the most beautiful and perfect
M Spectacle Lenses everintroduced, and possess
IN es great advantages over the common glasses
Y in9eneral use. Their perfect spherical form
4 gives more extended field o. vision. Their
n purity and transparency of me terial presents
less oostructions to the passage of light-over
Ell~N comes, in great measure, what is called by
II Opticians alteration of light. Consequently,
III objects seen through them present themselves
II in clear, distinct, and natural FORM avoiding
II that glimmering, wavering unsteadiness. IN.
pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
h IN sewing; in fact. approaching near the per
lens of the natural eye as 1t is possible for
III art to approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted withthe Optic "A l
Art arc left to select glasses for themselyea
without due regard to the condition of the eye !;
a practice often productive of serious conse
puences udcng the minds the people aQainst the
use of Glasses Glasses selected by skilful optician
made of the aboyenentoned MATERIAL will instead OF
njuring the eye, srRENeTHEN AND BENEFIT 1T MArERI
ALLY
He keeps constantly on hand small and large Spy
l3asses Gold, silver, and Steel Spectacles and Eve
Glasses of all kinds; different patterns of Opera Glasses
large assortment, for sale and hire; Magnifyina
GLASSES, Telescopes, Microscopes, &c.
Artificial Ewes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of one of the first manufac>
tnrers Of Pebble Lenses glad to be able sell such
forless than they before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the bestfor
REPRESENTATION free of charge.
j. ROSENBUSH, (Agent) Optican,
MO successor to L. Shrisheim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-23

GUANO, GUANO.-Pure Peruvian Gu
~ ano, constantly hand and for sale at L0YELLS
Seed Store. deod&w2m mchl5
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TERMS OF ADVERTTsTro-

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or Sl.Oe
square for three insertions and 20 cents for each sub
sequent insertion. Ten lines or less) constitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside or in any
prominent place, as also those largely displayed vii
be charged extra rates Contracts by the year may
made on liberal terms.
In WEEKLY First Insertion 81 per square; each sub
gequent insertion rs cents
eB All transient Advertisements must be paid in
adrdnce Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
TO make quarterly payments
No grasutt0ns Adsertsernents. No report, reso,
lutions proceedings of corporation society or
association and communication designed to cali afte.
lion to any matter of limited or individual interest can
he inserted, unless paid for an Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
sole Tor any errors that occur beyond the
charged for the Advertisement
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TO STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
To you it may not be well known, will merely say
For Edwards Crockery call Exchange street is tile
way
To the Poetical Exchange) Here all kinds of House
furnishing Goods keep,
For Wooden Ware, Brooms Oil Cloths and carpets here
offer very cheap
For everything 10 furnish your kitchen or table, CALL
Here you will see
All kinds of Furnishing Goods cheap cheap can be
TO HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS.
keep Feather Beds, CGmforters Mattresses. and
cry thing you TO furnish house except furniture
and shall make you discount and make it object for
you to trade with me- will also make discount to
all housekeepers that buy all their goods Of and
warrant every piece Of goods as represented.
ORS0N n. HEATH.
TO MY BROTHER MERCHANTS.
would say, let us deal honest and true,
And when people inquire what Orson n. Heath sells
Do not say, oh, he has nothing new. All who call
Find this not but that my goods are the best and
sold very low
ms dtf ORSON N. HEATH ProprietOr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-07-25
9Wc.Imos aRG &ra. estate.
For Sale AT Lahaina.
COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT!

~ HE INENPlRED PORTION OF
Iii the lease OF this wei. known place oi business.
LIZ. together the Bowling Alley.
$500 the Bowling Alley viii be sold separate II
desired he removed from the premises price $3.50. Title
guaranteed
sale being effected, the whole prsnees offered
SIS per month, payable monthly in advance
Il necessary condition that the purchaser shall
take the furniture valuation for cash. Apply {.
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PT BLTSHED " EEhBY BY 2
II E.NRA VI. WHIT NEA.

all served 70 form . very pleasing assurance that
HilO, the paradise Of Hawaii, not without It's
smart spriukling Of that genus homo, the - live
Yankee" The sllutes being over, meeting wa
held At the store Of Capt. Thos. Spencer, 10 take
into consideration the propriety Of organizing an
auxiliary corps Of Hswa.ians, who should hold
themselves in repiine proceed TO the seat Of war
Immediately upon the first call Of their services
from the President Of the United States. The OBJ
ject Of the meeting had hardly been stated before
some forty Hawaiians sgnidei their willingness to
engage in the service of the United States. and,
Capt Spencer being called to the chair, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions we're adopted
PRElNBLE-We, the undersigned do hereby form
ourselves into association under the name aud
style Of the spencer INVINCIBLES,' and for the
goOi government thereof have adopted COnsttu-
tion and Bylaws, for the support Of which we mu-
tually pledge ourselves.
Res0iref, That having heard Of the rebellion
in the United States Of America, and being desrous
assist the President in queing it, do hereby
tender our services him. and will hold ourselves IN
readiness depart for the United States, immediate
ly upon the first requIsItIOn.
ResOired, That the motto Of this company shall
be that Of Andrew Jackson,-'' The Union, it must
and shall be preserved
ResoIred. That we DO not feel, that by this
shall lessen abate the allegiance which we hold
to king in any other way prove recreant TO
our country. [Sgnei by forty namesl
The ballotng for officers was most spirited, and
am happy to say that Capt. Thomas Spencer was Sc
ected to fill the ariuous duties Of Captain, whilst
the office Of first Lieut., fell upon the former very
devoted Orderly Sergeant Of the Honolulu Rifles.
At sunset the gun was again trundled to the beach
bank and thirty four loud salyos disturbed the
waterfowl of the beautiful Byron's Bay, during
which the bunting was gatherei &, while the many
loud hurraIis Of tie departing lockers in Ven
ice' evinced the satisfaction with which they had
spent the fourth day Of July, 1861, "a Hilo.
Yours truly,
kALASIOPUU.
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D G. wArEzNsS- JOSS b. POPS
II. C. ATERNINN L CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
E-sr ...s--- MIA t t- s-t-.-.s ~ GU. wss.a- Fs- IS
f1-u.s-- f1-la. purchase AMI sale " EN-a-a- oh.
Boz Gera-1I y---.l4l-- anil tAs Fr-ElE- 1t Freight
KEFEEENCE-.
N-.s-s I-,s- 70 I.Elsvr- ia-- - Co.. N-T Bei.7ri
W. F p FaHs-
N.E.tS. <-.vE s. CH-. F-.-cl--H-
E...r.H- s NE-s.lE- l.5-a
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BOIIFS ~ CO..
shin Charll--- Commission Merchants and Dealers IN
General ylarcital.-- Il'8i1 Maui Whaers fI i,t-i
with recruits notice, exchange for goods
bills '--ii
B. =. SNOW.
IMPORTER AND DEALER ~ GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Honolulu. Oahu II. :. l&i-tf
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=. y. EMERSON.
". 4. AIDRIJH.

waia1a oahu. Dealer G-e-il NercAndse Country Pro
53-tf
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TO LET
TO LET OR LEASE

- THE HOT 81 md STORE IN NIUE
10! lately occupied Toy Dr. Smyh. There IS
- stable out-houses bathhouse with pleasant garien
the back and every small family. For
terms. apply - II. }. H. HOLDSWoRTH,
26l3m Attorney for DR. Smyth.
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W. y. LADD.

Importer and Dealer in HARDWARE, CUTLEEy, Nj
Tools and AGECrLrCKAL IMPLEMENTS, Fort sire
lulu.
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INGOLS n STANLEY.

ACCOUNTANTS AND CpNVETANCEES- H1SgLrLC-
v B-Ay-raceS ijI-- Protests extended La! Documents
.,-4t- .gi-i -.l-l--- a1I Izrltcl Commercial Errss
opened closed. ana Custom Hons EraS-raE- d1ne' Ac
counts made laI Collections faithfully attended -'
Is1-5m
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FOR SALE OR LEASE

- THE HOUSE AND PREMISES IN
A, Nuuauu Valley, lately occupied by c. Reiners, Esq
---z-.l Apply
263-3m GEO Il. LUCE
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Dealer Merchandise. Ho Hawaii Ships supplied
with shortest notice, reasonable
Bills Of exchange wanted. l-u
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RITSON IN IIART.
j. WORTH.

Successors 10 Mr. Hly Robinson Spirit
Merchants Honolulu H. under the Room Of =. J. Cart
wright ana at the foot Of Kaahumauu street y #
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To be Sold Cheap!

- HOUSES. EACH % IA. LONG. 20 "a.
N..H feet high built OF inch matched redwood
painted inside and Apply :. JOHN
SON House Carpenter, King who viii rebuild them
rate.
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McCoLGAN n CAMPBELL.

MERCHANT TAILJE>. F1rt street. next door O. OLA
F-r-z-' Hall. between ne ard Hotel streets.
Cr,.- Czs-ul.f-< ana Vsta-. always hand and c7;i
4-- 80 .1 l- -.. r..-- --s.-. -l--Iy
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

l=a 4 COUNTRY E.SIDENCE. FISH POND
1 land Eva situated Pearl River Lagoon.
- Apply (zI3-t1 ". l.. GREEN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

AN ACT requiring the state treasurer 10
make out and forward to the county treas
urer. certaIa lists OF school, university and
swamp lands.
The people Of tie state Of Wisconsin. represent
td ~ t1e Ssaste atst dSSe0ij,B u, e,.4A as
tollocs:
Section J. The state treasurer shall for
waId quarterly 10 the trea9urers IL eaca
county IN THIS state a list Of all school, uuI-
vcrosty uhd swamp Iauds, and lands mort
gagged u tie state located ID sEeh count. ;
Respectively, on whIcn the taxes and Interest
on the taxes snail have been collected aud
pald mo tine state treasury as provided III
section five OF chapter three hundred and
SIX Of the s-Ieueral laws 81 1869 SAID iIsts
shall state The amount OF taxes and Iutel est
paid on each separate tract OF land contained
therein. winch SAID amount OF taNes and IN
tereat thereon, when pad into the state
treasury shall be placed 10 the credit Of the
proper county.
section , Sail list shall designate separ-
ate.y each loy or tract If land on wplcl 5 eli
tax anu interest HIS been collected Specify
ing the section, toW4snp aud range III winch
lue same Is embraced.
Sectlou 3. Immediately upon the receipt
OF SAID list BY any county treasurer he snail
ascertain the a.5g egate amount OF such tax
and interest collected as aforesaid Oh such
lands il each Of Tie organized towns ia bis
county, and shall credit 70 tae proper towns
respectITely the full amount Of the taxes and
I1ltcre3t collected a. Aforesaid on lands, eW-
b.uceI wEhm sach loWu-. i'-or.d4 the
amount 81 said .xcS aud Ietercst slau have
+ been PAID over - sacH county treasurer, or
/ shall nave been edited Il such county by
+ the state treasurer, as provided ~ said seq
4 tim i've al chapter three hundred and SIX o'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

AN ACT to provide for the publication Of
Legal Decisions
Tie people Of the State Of Wisconsin
represented IN Senate and Assem-
bly, do enact Us folIoacs
Section |. The Supreme Court shall.
within thirty days after the passage Of this
act, appoint proper and competent person
to report and publish such decisions and
opinions of said cours. as they may deem i'm
portant and expedeat, 10 be reported and
published; and such reporter shall, at all
times, be under the control of said court. q
far IS the determining of what eases and de
c:slous shall be published, and be subject 10
removal at any time 10y said court
Section 2. The Reporter to be appointed
u der this act, shall, in each year, publish a
volume Of said decisions, with a brief abstract
OF the case. when necessary, and suitable
notes OF the points decided III each case.
Each of SAID volumes, thus published, shall
contain At least seven hundred and tify
pages, and be printed and bound IN a good
substantial manner and form, aud of good
material for law books and the said Re-
porter shall have the copyright Of the same.
Section B. The sad reporter shall cause
to be published, AZ least five hundred copies
OF each yo.ume and shall deliver 20 the Sec
retary of Stae three hundred copies of lie
same, and shall receive from the State the
sum OF three dollars tor each volume ; TO be
audited 10y the Secretary OF state, and ,aid
By the State treas rer on the warrant oi the
Secretary OF State, out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Section 4. The volumes 80 purchased and
10 the Secretary Of State shall be
distributed as follows: : One volume 10 each
OF the several States Of the Unite states
N-,,It - ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

CHAPTER l08.

AN ACT to amend chapter l42 Of the Revised
Statutes, entitled "Of the partition of lands
owned by several persons"
The people Of the Statc Of Wisconsin, repre-
se'ted u. Senate and Assensbly DO enact as
to!!o3es
Sec ion |. Section eleven, Of chapter one
hundred and fortytwo, of the Revised Stat
utes, entitled " Of the partition OF lanos own
ed by several persons" Is hereby amended
BY adding thereto the following Provided.
That 10 person whose title or interest appears
OF record or who IS IN the actual possession
or occupancy of any of said lands, shall be
considered or proceeded against as All un-
known owner.
SIC. , This act shall take effect from and
after lis passage.
Approved, March 25, 1861
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
published April 5, 1861. J

ChAIILR II3.
IN ACT to prohibit the utterlng of false and
spurious currency.
The people OF the State Of IViseonsin. rsprese,t-
cd IA Senate and 4sSera5!y, DO enact as fol-
lo1Cs
Section /. Every person who shall have in
has posses ION any false or spurious note or
hlll IN the simlltude Of a bank bill, with in
tent 10 utter the same as true or false, know
Ing the same TO he false or SPURIOUS and every
person who shall utter pass, or offer TO sell
the same, or tender IN pay men as true and
genuine, any false and spurious note or bill
In the simIlitude Of 3 bauk bill, knowing the
same % be false and spurious with intent to
lnjure aud detraud, shall be punished BY i'm
prisonment in the county JaiI or State Prison,
not more than two years nor less than ninety
DAYS
Section ,. This act shall be n force and
take effect from aud after IT'S passage
Approved March 25, 1861.
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~ joiht owners ot water powers, and to
regulate The uses thereof
1 M z ~ Ctt r TF-,l,..
- I>-oI,'D - .'So = = -
feWGScfiel ~ .SeHdte afa0 ISSeHl0tY,
40 enact as f0/IolcS:
oectloh :. ~ eASes - c1s"eFeehlebt oe-
+ l"eta Ahe owners " "a1ef Pofefs' holdiuB
g J"iht tenants Or tenants IN common IL re-
sVect - e"t vs. u fhe Na'eI' thereon of me
/ repairs - u8"'9 - o.Ne' - iuo1"ieS 'efuiie"
+ - oi'tta'e lie SAINT 'ie oiS"i' 10 ~ 'ii7
9'a1e' - aat'''io'. = Is 60 'e'oio' .
! eie'9eU - 'II"'' o''"'- '"'o upoh az
p!callou lof 'l'"e t"' P"'t' a. 'eIe'hai'ei pro
't1 - ~ei.' o9 - 'o,e -
- I,,,i ,-,+,.r hetv..en rLs ,as,,ac
- ,l,,.,a,f o,a :, .,,,.1,,; ! 49,
: -. ,,,4i.,, ), ! H., ,;,,l.,rtI
-, r.
Section :. IL snail oe the uu'} ol the par
y or parties coming undef lhe provisions "f
TINS ACT y proceed II al respects as provided
Ia chapitT ~ oi Inc heNIs.t Stdt0tes' eittI-
tled 81 Tue pattiNl"h 81 4"nds owned og
SeNtfai tefaoh7' "I Tue Iuf pose u otluBiHS
~ the Iesl'ec'iNe Pat''e9 ihteiested IN sCch
Natef power h@"' upon tie appearance ~
said laEsle>' ~ upon o"e pi"ol 'tIa' me 7iiu
p"'''e7 ne oeeH 9-i'i''oiteH ~ - Ho''ii0H a.
PI"Nl" ~ a'iN t'ai - - 'Hc SoNis -
Nh!cA TUG proceedings Slaii Oe PeuuAh I Shali
upon is ~" 2 SNOW - - neeess"'1 ~ %
der 10 dt'tIHihe tue 'iSii u 9a'd la!ae@
~ ,ioe5i - aii',ln1 ~, c',''t''-s7,'iL''s q
ioiS9ai1' "'0 - 80 = ''"1 49, t'o''i =
cAh'h4Ae Ii1' ~ "it.''o o''i' ii'''e" oi' anu
upon i5h7"A"oie ho'lce - she =" Aef7 u oe-
eulau's - nc A'e - en'eI "l"h
IL. -,, an,,aIs ma ,,nnr+nar II
a.t ;, -, ,s,'c,,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

faclurer, with inten. TO defraud the rurchaz-
ers or manufacturers Of any goods, wares or
m rchandise whatsoever. upon conviction
thereof, shall be punished by imprisonment
IN q county jail for term not exceeding SIX
months or by fine not exceeding one hun
dred dollars.
Section ,. Every person who slall sell
any goods wares or merchandise hayjn"
thereon any forged OF counterfeit stamps or
labels of any mechanic or manufacturer.
knowing the same to be forged or counter
feIied without disclosing the fact 10 tie
purchaser, shall, upon conviction. be deemed
guilty of a mIsdemeanor aud shall be pun
lshed by imprisonment In the county jail
not exceeding slx months o. 10y fine not cx-
ceedlng one hundred dollars.
SEC. g. This act shall tax effect and he II
force from and after It's passage and Publca-
ton.
Approved March % 1861