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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-18
PuJ1iShcd IprH l3, 1861.
CHAPTER 206.

An ACT to prevent the spread Of noxious
weeds.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,, rsprescn-
+7eI IN Ss3safe aed A&Snaby, do enan rs tol2o2cs ::
SEC. l. It shall be the duty of any and all
persons residing upon or occupying any lands
within this State, either as owner, lessee or
otherwise, to destroy thereon all weeds of the
species known as the snap dragon and Canada
thistle, at such time and in such manner as
shall electualy prevent their bearing seed.
SEc ,. 1t shall be the d;uy of every over
seer of highways within this State to destroy
at such time as will prevent their bearing
seed any and all no1iouS weeds OF the dcscrp-
ton named in section one of this act, that may
be found growing either on the highway or on
any unoccupied lands within the district for
which he was appointed, or on occupied lands
if t.e person or persons residing thereon shall
neglect to so destroy, and he shall be entitled
TO the same compensation for the time actual
" spent in such service as for the discharge of
the ordinary duties Of overscer pathmaster,
payable out of the town treasury, upon order
of the town board of supervisors.
,SEc. s. Any person of the class referred to
in section one who shall fail to fulfill the re
qurements of said section, or anv oversecr of
highways who shall not faithfully discharge
the obligation imposed by the second section
of this act shall be deemed guilty of misde-
maanor, and on conviction of such failure or
neglect, shall be punished BY fine not ex-
ceeding fifty dollars, nor less than five dollars
SEC 4. 1t shall be the duty of the superv-
sors of each town VIII encvcr any person or per-
sons of the class named III section one, or any
ovcrscer of ghwayS of such town, has rcfls-
cd or neglected to perform the duties required
of him in section one and two of this act,
forthwith to prosecute such person persons,
or overScer, for the recovery of such penalty !;
and i'll case anv overscer in such town shall
have destroyed any of the aforesaid noxiouS
weeds upon any occupied lands in obedience
to the requirements of section two of this act,
by reason of the refusal or neglect of the oc-
cupant or occupants of such lands to destroy
the said nOxious weeds, then it shall be com
petcnt for such supervisors to likewise prose
cute the said occupant Or occupants for the re-
covery of the expense of such destruction in
Cured by the overseer
SEC s. 1t shall be the duty of the Sccrcta-
" of State on or before the first day of May
next, to forward printed copies of this act to
each county clerk in the State, who shall cause
the same to be published at the earliest practi-
cable date in at least one newspaper in the
county in which he resides.
SEC. 6. Chapter 53 of the Revised Statutes
and all laws inconsistent with the provisions
of this act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. T. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
Approved April IL, 1861.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-18
Published -Apra le, 1861.
CHAPTER 24l.

An Acr to amend sec. 55 of chapter 137 Rev.
Stat, entitled, "of evidence"
The People Of the State Of Wisconsin, rsprese,,-
ted in Senate and Assen'bly do enact as .to4oms:
SEC. l. Section ffty-five of chapter 137 of
the Revised Statutes entitled 'of evidence" is
hereby amended by adding the words cor
court commissioner" after the words cor coun-
ty Judge" in the fourth line of said section, and
also the words ''or commissioner" wherever
the word Judge" occurs in said section after
the fourth line thereof
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect, and be
in force from and after its passage and publ
cation.
Approved, April 10, 1851.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-18
Published AprI II, 1861.
CHAPTER 222.

CHAPTER 222.
| An Act to authorize the organization of Socl-
cites for mutual protection against larcenies
| of live stock.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, reprc.ca
ted II, Senate and Il ssenJiy, do e,tact as toilors
SEC. l. Any number of parsons not less
than fifteen may form an association for thcir
! mutual protection against larcenies of horses
and other live stock, they shall make, sign and
| acknowledge before some officer authorized to
| take the acknowledgment of deeds, articles OF
association in writing, in which shall be stated
| the name of the association, the names or des
| ignation of its officers and the name of CITY,
town or towns, and village and county or coun-
| ties, in and for which the same is organized
which articles shall be filed in the Office of the
Register of Deeds of the county Or counties
in which such association is formed
SEC. = The officers of such association
shall be elected annually and shall consist of
ii President, Secretary, Treasurer, Riders and
such other officers as may be necessary for the
management of its affairs and they shall hold
their Offices until their successors are elected
SEC. 8. Such association shall upon the fill
ing of such articles of association and election
of its first officers become body corporate
and polite by the name stated in the articles
of association and by that name shall be capa-
BILE eff suing and be sued, contracting and be-
ing contracted with in relation to all matters
pertaining to the objects of the association
They may impose fines upon all officers and
members for non performance of duties impos-
cd bv the articles of association and collect
| the same by action in the name of the associ-
alton and may make such bylaws as may be
deemed necessary not in conflict with the ar
ticlcs of association or the constitute on and
! laws of this state.
Sec. 4. The said corporation shall have the
right to take the notes of its members to meet
the extraordinary expenses thereof and may
! from time to time as required make assess
ments upon the members for such portions
thereof as may be deemed necessary and may
collect such assessments by action in the name
of the corporation.
| SEC. ; The riders chosen by such corpora
| ton Shall have and exercise all the powers o1
constables in the arrest and detention of Grim
inals who have committed larcenies against
| the members of such corporation and also in
the detention of the property stolen.
SEC. 6. This act shall take effect and be in
| force from and after its passage.
Approved, April IL, 1861.
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Laws of Wisconsin.
Published AprI Is, 1861.
CHAPTER pol.

An ACT to amend IAN act to regulate Insur-
ance Companies not incorporated by the
State of Wisconsin," approved March H.,
1859.
The people of tile State Of Wisconsin, represe,a-
ted IN Senate and assembly, do enact as totoms:
SEC. l. Section five of chapter one hundred
and ninety of the General Laws of 1859, enti
tied IAN act to regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State of Wisconsin, "
is hereby amended by striking out the word
'three" where it occurs in line one of said sec
tion and inserting in lieu thereof the word
two"
SEC. . This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica-
tion.
Approved, April TO- 1861
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-18
CHAPTER 2lJ.

Az Acr to amend chapter 1873 of the Revised
Statutes, entitled, "of the lien of mechanics
and others"
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, represe1-
TED in Senate and Assem5ly, do enact as toL'o~s:
SEC. l. The provisions of chapter l53 of
Hhe Revised Statutes, entitled ''of the lien of
mechanics and Others shall be construed in
all cases to apply to the construction of any
bridges III this State any repairs made
Hhcreon or mttcria furnished therefor.
SEC =. This at't shnbl take cf1,ct and be IN
&orce from and after is passage.
Approved April I'LL, 1861
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-18

TIE KIGHr STUFF.-Colonel Will
sons hard -fsted, hitting regi-
ment in n. Y. is full. Thirty men of
muscle offered themselves on Tuesday
"Glad to see you, gentlemen" said the
Colonel; "but if you enlist with me, l
assure you that half Of you will be in
your graves in less that three months J"
Pleased with the cheering prospect
held out by their commander, the ire
pressible thirty clapped their hands,
gave the Colonel three cheers, and i'm
mediately enrolled their names.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-18

a NOBLE LADY.-We notice among
the subscriptions for volunteers in Troy,
at recent meeting for that purpose,
one from Mrs. r. P. Hart of 1,OOO.-
When the committee waited upon her,
she said: "Gentlemen, if you want
five or ten thousand more, come and
get it,-my purse is open.''
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"A correspondent asks us to define
ssMatrimony." 1t is an insane desire to
pay some woman's board!
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l9en 9 @'O 10 uRr gormittaS8 Ofer.,
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@uibuu9tra 3pil4enlt,7. 5OtOr9. 1.40Utit.
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@umeerfaup WfOr9. 81 0eud,
gOrt unO mefHtd aber : 81 WROr8, 81 MOr,
4itt8bnrs s1s 64 Nbps. 81 atpa.
Sonntas5 Bios 81 81 Mor.
Buffalo Grp. 81 @Org. 81
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Delafpare unD 0flide 81 Na4al. 81 93aG.
Counties BON Marnl. !
@alpert Co., Dien< e.40Mors. 81 N6ps.
flag, Don. II. Cams.
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port 1cboccO tdslt4 9 6
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Cams. Wiont. Sreit.
Nrsifc fir RDftGnG0en,
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9eber, tOlfen 3 Gents, itter 5000 Meilen 10
Gents. Benn ein 9rief Idwercr III, ale /
uu5e, 10 tcItet ct pa8 Doppelte. lle6er cine
un5e, oa8 Dreiiaae rnD 10 ttr jebe peiterc Babe
un3e 3 Gents mebr.
Sae Briefe innerbal6 ben Ser. 9toofen
miii1en pprauste3ablt mcroer, iei c8 nlittelif
Bclt Clamps, ODER geItempetten Converts.
8riefe, welde in Die Soft ,oeleat uerbeu
unp am Blabegielblt III irgene cine 4oreiTe bes
itirlmt finn, foten / Gent, 8rtefc, mel8e in
ben 3eitup9en publi=t t merocn, fcften lrebTt
benz Yortp ! Gent eTtra. 9m Srte TelbR onfs
9e8eben Cber unIraufirte 8riefe peroe,t nidt
annpnctrt.
@ircrlare (3eOrndt bis gut 3 rhr3eil ~ipieocnD
|foIfen nad) ir9eno etnem 36eile Der Ser. @5foo.
tell | Gent per StIIf unp miiiIen nit Strmp8
%fronfirt Ietn.
EdsliAe 5eitnn8en, bis gu 8 lln3en idper,
folten, irepn Die r~e9elmdBige Nbonnenten inner
balb Der Ser. Staaten 451 GeatS oierteia6r-
lid.
@in5etne 8ldtter q. b. fpenn iiat tia
LID Uerialot triten 1 Sent i'm Gorais.
Wenn eth Sebrudte8 Circular. B1ulDblet
eOer !3eitul9 r%erlaupt mi,p, 10 muB lie is yer.
paft leilt, oaB beipe gnren ciIc4 tlo allpern.
fails tperoen iie ais griefe beredulet.
EHst- HtNrf
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WerGnberter Babrplan. E&1xs
Ha0 Dem WefIeu uHe JiUyQea.

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Cincinnati, St. QCntS unb aHe &betle bee gDefene unb 9lpre>
Eeaens. Gbenfp naA Glnpra, Buffalo unp @anaoa. Sad Gm.
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lisle unb 5asertcpn
@a& 3e H-gOrt pi 8.l5 GsprR. NIT aur elnem Garreu-
redfel. 70 tint9 we auf leber anserR Sabn.
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Niasara fals, 70 bldg ais aut rseao elmer anoern 5abm fabreu
Ger 9Ort Ieeompeattons3u9 ta9lta (Sennta9S aus
seuonlmcn) uw 80 @e9n. uG9 Ycrt ue aleu StatOneu her
&3etsrn Warplanb 8abn. -
Scr harrisburg Attpmpeattgns .5u 8ebt tag
lid (Gsnntags Gussenonuuenl na 500 &6enas db.
@etenht pm EGafbingtcn nb fete Snpen, Ipelbe nit benz
8uae UNI $50 Wiprssns pber 800 WGhmtttd8S bier agtcsu.
men, fnben @efErberuns nit ben 81een otefer 9dbn,
o. SDeeen Uabrbtuets uni anberer genaafn anb ~bertd5!tAen
aHSfunft beliebe nsan Td an BITE Gtlett=Dffes tn Der r@aISers.
Stat!cnj" Ode bra Gaiberts unb Branlliuary gu Erenben.
SaS. 6. GIarfe, Subtt
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Oetenfhaft
IN W 10 : Yorf.
Taar esHsesabltes Gaptyal @2OO, 600 3s
Prdftbenu Pugp gSefenbpH6.
8ttesprdftb. wab @ttr., Sriebr. 1abrsencier.
Oeie Ssleul@ett 1T IauPtiaG!t& far ce peHtfGe 8ep5
ttruHB Ger Ser. Sta6ten Gegrunoet mprben. Sbre 3D.
Grtten fe Deutf@e unD ibre Drudia&tn pereen In peut.
d ct ume en9l ger Spradt a~ns4egeben.
tSbpe 9ei&afte befeben tn Qebens.O
MMSfeuer. Hno 6 Isl n.
tens@erft&erun8en.
&attts SrOtent pes eansea @ustns perbea un:er
Derfnerten pertteWt, unb MAIDEN ce @eleui6at boburN III etne,
eat q esenietttgtet bsgranneten.
ais Referen3en fir Baltimore fnb f~DIgenbe Serren err.
aanat, pu benen BITE NIT 1~:etnnetea aud Gttten- sSgSober fne
pt. y. S&unaher. pr. @. ID: 1aH,*
= 8cbt. 9etr,* y 8Dua. g. Napnfr,
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= Gtr. 4tnr@S y ~ Wfeper Gtetn 4
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walen flo g~efdDtgit an nn@ pennen.
CfEes; SO. Is GeeOnbfr.. eesenaber Der &Sa.OfTcs
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Yin SonntaSen 1T bas @etduoe bios 5wts
|i9en 9 rA'b 10 u9r gormitta98 cffe1,,
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fmmaraen StusapCre. Riefr, Reiten, GaIFa, NtustatbIhtbe unn
tSuulatco gsussns pprrdtbia RHp 81 ~uerfanfea BEL Rpbewatb &
&THbaft, ~ Gbeapfsss Spt20s
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GInpanOerer uns 8tHtnbe fOnten fer pgra&tts iein, ebe ff lire
9inetts tanfen unb fSatIu btefelben MIR Srn fplGen d~n8eReuten
8tamtten tdufsu, relGs Spn tbrent @ebalt teten, ns@t eber sDn
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acknowledgement -Ngent Der 8slttrneff- unp
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D,btia fHr Ginwanoerer uub geilenpe,
GrIporuiB ran 3eit, Oelb NIB G~utfernunG
surh ete
G}0ftstaOres mst0 G0iusgifem6abu
mad alien 9beileu eeS WetenB
aber
Bdrfer8bur9 unb Warietta, cber 8eripeoo,
Mbeeling uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore unb SbIc.G tfentabn 6tetet benz r~eiTtnSen DUB
Hum BITE ar5sten GVrtbetle tn 8esu9 auf BtItgteit, Gcaueutltfs
fsit Gt6erteit, @autAtGfett unb SaSnbeit Der Gseaerten, Is Oae
fe pNa Etiner dubera Batu IN btsfen 9nubt IbertreTen rIrb,
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~aebebattat Qtnse, slet6ssttts cher auA bte tIrSefe umb fnaelae
amb baber Ste biGtsae &oate fir bic Jaeiienbeu mad BEN gBtaen,
Ste ntnt ~SerfeHlen iUlten, tic gu benaeen
Wletlenentferaung pc1 Balttalpre mad
Cincinnati:
ueSer parfer5bIrs 5S3 Wietlen.
teber 8enmpgb unb g1heetH9 $50
1ebet 6arrtsburg uug DtttstaTg @
Dur, bte WartetG~9tnte $50
cue GrFpdrnis an Der @~ntftrnune spn 116
Durh bic gplunbuS. Qints 500
6 the Grfparuig an Der G~Htfernung bon SO
ResIente, wsIde BITE Baltimore uRS DHse. @tTentdbn beuuser,
Iegen bic s1eifan In III Gastn ;urId unh fatren tn Wdeen bte
duf beS alerbequernne rnp NIT a~epplnsrten Gisen etnaerthtet fnh.
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