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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

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RELUCTANT ADHESION PROM RUSSELL.
Tho following paragraph. from the last
of Russell's letters received on this side, is
inconslsteutwith much that he has written,
and with the general tenor of the letter in
which it appears, aud is evidently n reluc-
tant confession ofthe strength ofthe govern.
tnent of the prospects of speedy suppress
sion of the rebellion, which oven a narrow
minded and spiteful Englishman cannot
fail to see nor have the face entirely to
depy:-
"The action at Drafne8ville has given
this army more confidence, and has been
admitted by the confederates to be a serious
disaster for their men. The superior arms
OF the federslists must in the long run es-
lablish a moral US well as a physical adj
vantage over their opponents. A fowling
pieeei Is but poor match for an Enfield
rifle. While the South is cut off from
Europe, unless by the chance passage of a
vessel through the blockade, the North ia
importing arms by tens of thousands and
the Hamburg steamers each week are
freighted with munitions OF war for the
federal troops. All that ought TO give
victory, innum6ers, wealth, aud resources.
Is on their side, and still their progress is
not sure, and ia very SLOW But Of. its
ultimate rapidtty and success have no
doubt, and never had any, with the impor-
tant proviso that the people pay taxes,
and give money to the government to
carry on the war"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

GARinAlOI was at last accounts planting
zig trees on his caprera Island, indicating
design to live under his own vine and
fs tree hereafter. His pretty daughter
and her husband are tbere-a great deal
happier than Garibaldi and Miss Ramondi
proved In their ill-iudged and most unfor-
tuuate wedloek. Theya arc all living 10 the
iron dwelling sent from England, the parts
of which ct together as nicely as those OF
a baby hOuse-whtsh Tberesa's husband
hopes 1t may soon be.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

THERE are now at Fortress Monroe
"bout tiye thousand Coptrabands, two
thirds Of whom are able bodied men.
Their Aggregate pay is ten dollars per
month, two dollars Of which is paid IN
cash, and the restretained for. the future
wants Of themselves and families.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

The Wheeling Prtss is quite indignant
at onr protest against new Slave State
being carved ont Of tho Old Dominion. II
says that Congress has no right 20 dictate
as to the Institutions state may see prom
er to establish. We shall mot stop 10 ar
que 30 absurd statement. But supno1e
Congress claims the right to dictate, and
exercises 1t, what then7 VIII the EDITORS
opinions on the subject give eyistencs IN
the new Slater We have nothing 10 do
with abstract questions in this conaectioh.
u makes no difference what The edftor
thinks The trick OF remaining silent on
the subject, will not answer. We Under
stand that game. The inchoate State viii
never DC a State Dc taete, unless slavery
y forever prohibited in its fundamental
law.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

THINK Of2I6meu and boy immured in
. eoalpft-buried alivel That was the
last accident in the mining districts Of
England. and after weeks labor NOT one
Of the Number were rescued. The deadly
gas aud the falling earth almost prevented
the work Of deliysFauee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

God guard OR Gag, and keep each star
Each stripe a. bright as now thoy wnys.
ettll make e lead our TRnlLS In war,
stIll hoat above each patriots ETaTO,
Death TO the traitor that would dare
TGtTail Il through the dust Of Sh8mo.
Au honest hearts fts lot will share
AID follow Il 70 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

a report has just been laid before The
French emperor, calling his attention to
the singular prevalence Of insanity among
the scientific branches of the French army.
The report quotes returns, from which Ii
appears that one in ten Of the officers Of
the ARTILLERY aud engineers end their sxis-
tsnee in a lunatie asylum, and aseribes the
fact to the severe mathematical training
they are put through At the Polytechnic
school before their brain has acquired its
fnll Development.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

TaE pFopristOrs Of the cohoes Hotel
cohOss, n. Y, are grtsved aud suFprised
-at-ea extraordinary event which took
place EsEsesatl2 A beautiful young
lady arrived from Albany, took a room.
passed the night aud went away IN the
morning, leaving behind her earsfs,lIv
wrapped parcel which proyed,to,be q live
little baby. The landlord dosen't know
what to do with it nor where to faiS its
mamma.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15
The Ineomo M.

A correspondent OF Nodh, Time. and
Ass'engtr asks The Editors this question:
Explain the income tax. Difference of
opinion prevails on the subject, and / au-
ply to you for information. am at a loss
to know il the whole amount of my salary,
being 81, 500 per annun, Is to be taxed,
or only portion of the snme2 When does
the tax eommeuce7'
Tie Editor answers thus.
Tho income tax is a tax of three per CEN
tum levied upon all incomes, over $500 a
year, derived from any source whatever.
You will have to pay SCI per apnum in
come tax on your $500 excess over the
sum exempted by law The tax for 1861
viii be collected 10 the spring and SUM
mer Of 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

Tan horse warranted TO stand without
tying, which man bought at An auction
the other day is offered for sale 81, tbe
purchaser with the additional gnarsntes
sstaat he vim not move Withont Whit.
ping
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15
Pr0p0saIs fOr Fresh Reef.

OFRIcE CHEP O. g. DEPT oPW. VAL
~, 49,, -. RHE1LINo, Fcb. 18th, 1862 T.
y office until o'clock A. a. ON fie istI Inst F1S
fresh beef Tor the ute OF the tr0OpS sta
liops9 IN the Cheat Mountain District Commanded
e!aFGh next Tie beet TO be OF good Wholegom,.
quality aud to be delivered at the campo and Sa-
t 81 tho troops In equal portions Gf fore ans
Says mot sxceedlng five IN each weekly as the cor
Si1eer may require Il. The GoveFnnlent
hool When desirable, estImStinE the net J7eS-lt g
5s9plFed BY the Army Regulations. PaylSSESS VIM
70 made monthly or as soon thereafter q fands NAV
sN[lIten contract with the usual enaflitionS Bond
iSs laiment Of contract With two good soi
~ s9retie viii be required. Proposals Will
aaa directed 10 the underlined, at WhselinE, VS.
fsb5 W. 2 b SSs,lt 5is5Iy5s
ghssliag Daily Pres and olarSblrE TsIs =;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

AyOung lady aud gentleman, arm IN
arm, skated round the skating park ia
Troy, n. Y, thirty times without stopping.
Saturday afternoon. The distance was a.
least ten miles. The Times, which tells
the story does not say whether the lady
was 80 tired as to fall into the arms Of tbe
gentleman at last, or not.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

RAtFH Waldo Bmersou thtnks that ID,
American Eagle will come ont of.the war
much less of peacock. This is hopeful,
surely. We. shall be more natural, more
simple in our lives aud habits; truer, and.
therefore, more soundly happy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

5 A yOpng AID beautiful damsel near
Frankfort, KY having two lovers, aud not
moving which TO prefer, settled tho mat
Ter By marrying one and clipping With the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

TRE total products ofall the distillsries
In the United States is affirmed to be not
less than 100000, 900 gallons. II 30; :
TAX Of 1oper cent will net very pretty
sum Tor the Treasury,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

Rrdm the Pittsburgh Gazette Of Ysstsrday.I
The Protected state OF western viz.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

To the Members OF the Constitutional
RG0nYention.
Extract from letter received by one Of the mem.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15
Spring Styles Silk Hats
JUST RECEIVED AT
HARPER & BROS.

Arrival and Closing of aIaIIs at the
Wheeling, Va, Post once.
Great Eastern, via Plttsburg, arrives At 200 P ii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

fNEAs.-S0 halEehests G. p. Tea.
g do Y. II. do
g do Imp. do
20 do ASSoFted Blaejcl
$50 eaddlaa p : III .H1.5S.tnS,
The New York herald., 1862-07-06

walking mere were many men, however, who were 20
osmplsssly worn down BY fatigue and exhaustion that
they must have fallen into the hands Of the enemy.
ME SWAMP HRIDGB MowN uP
AZ nva O'Clock A. NJ the bridge over the swamp was
blown up, tho head Of the enemys column was soon
sxpsutsd to appear In view.
nM RIVE REACHED.
Ms troops row advanced to . position which they
have since rendered memorable In the annals Of war
rs. Encanpsd here In the sweet stiffness q summer
morning. the clear whistle OF steam valve heard In
the o4 distance. Tho rebels running the loco
motive" cries ono. Yes, that must be the cars"
chimes In another Hark there 10 another whistle
tinct,y heard. Il not from the direction Of the rail-
ROAD. No. IL Is more welcome sound than that Of any
losemotve. Il comes from
oun MDzyAu0ABIS ouNBoArs ox 5HB JAMES RIVER
A. soon a. This point u decided spontaneous cheer
bursts out fsr our gallant gunboas The whistle shows
that they ready 70 assist y Md 70 prcteos II
necessary, sndlaise that W are not far frO oaf
who are already awaiting arrival on ths.lssadiy
river Our tolls net yst however, over, and Of
the blcoaest dramas or the entire has to be
enacted before rash ,ycrsevsrng fos win allow VI
TO form junction with our friends.
The sfoowing diagram shows
TEE roGT1ox on TN WOODS, THE yoRcua mo-, on TnS
B1TrI1 YIELD.
The New York herald., 1862-07-06

,6nApQUAxn.s A.r7 TINE 70 ,oNA.,l
81 u wKEy lstAxc, July .l962. I
Te dOios ng is Fan accoant ofs he batslec oug At
front Ociiichson on sxday, Mas<ay and Tssday bs
ing tbs NTH sxah sevsnlhsxays OF slc eng ses
N ments--
ON sssaday ssaruSng thcolpso OF neral Sss6
Gcnsrai Franklin soft IN ths,~orts Far Oaks
>xi,h insrnesns tosevacns.o and pr tec tho sggags
| ~nd suppty trains onsthor Gay TO Janas river.
shey h~d hardly left thcr position land wofscrang
uek TIM railyr and williamsburg tssnpiks When
Il nebsls discovered xhe ms vement and inuss ,tc y
sta vssd in puirsnit . ith rhcr wacls force
sunpidy did the rebss approach that ouroncereh had
barely time b JHaoo fheir in positbm recsvs
thcn, before tkcy upon thcxs.
The ensmy advanced 10 the attack abous 80 o'cIcoi
which wss proCptly met by our
The battle until dark, ducrg whck tho enepy
-ruiersd terribly, advancing SOLD 10 within
short distance ors artillery.
Tho effect Of our gunG apou th.h ranks was fearful
ir.ling and woundir ,hon by hupdrsds. at dirk the
sasmy repused and sarced 10 abandon their posi-
tsr. This battle took paoe about tae and = halt
aboso savages stattra
Whst this baste was In progress osksr impsrtant
events iranfprirV.
The railroad bridge scros the Chlckabomlnv was
burnsf and train twelve cars u,sdor u1li head Of
stssU, was run overheard.
All the commissary and quxrtermasterss stores Unable
10 pe Wefc cotnfnnteu 70 loyetoer
a large ar,annt OF ordnance storss.
1he Isras house al the station and tho adjoining !!
grounds, WHICH filed with s-ck and wounded,
whom II war impossible 10 get away, lcft under \
the OF Our surgeons with all the nsessariss at hand
Tor their comfar,. They numbered about foo and
now In the en.ng's hands.
Tho troops which hal fought tho bass of Sunday
tpsated under the of the night 10 White Oak !
Swamp bridge, distance Of alb, twelve miles, tors
49,
The disposition OF the troops Monday t sixth day
OF batlc, was folowss--
General Smith division. supported by Gen. Heyleyr
brigade occupied tho right o, tho bridge while Ceuera
umuers aad General FfankHns corps occupied tue
lett ~sN
General Heutze.man's ccrps, with gsnarai NcCalrs
division, was out on the road mest the enemy who
was approaching from Rchmoad.
Tho enemy came NJ boldly early IN tho forenoon hav
ing bccn herviiy reinforced BY the troops who had
ought the battle Of Friday, tho opposite side Of tho
rbickahominy.
AZ about three O'Clock u became evidsn, that some
portion OF our lines gye way as tho rebels we're
constantly throwing fresh troops into action
Our TROOPS In front Of lbs rdgo now ren back 10 with =
n thee and half niIcs o. rkoy Island whcrc tho .
lghs was shortly afterwards rsnssed and continued =
sith tbe greatest DETERIORATION On beth sJes
The New York herald., 1862-07-06
IMPORTANT FROM M'CLELLM.
The Great Union Vict0-
ries Of Monday and
Tuesday.
Terrible Loss Among the Re-
bel Troops.
No Fighting on Wednesday, or
Thursday.
JHE MORALE OF M'CLELLAN'S ARMY.
THE VERY LATEST.
All Quiet on the James River
on Friday Afternoon.
Death Of Colonel Van vNyCk,
&es, &o,. la
THE VERY LATEST.
All Quiet on the James River
on Friday Afternoon.
Death Of Colonel Van NyCk.
Ass As., &so
the VERY LATEST.

WAsRNorm, July< 1862.
0spsSE Dir reports oarrval todsy at Fortress Mvn-
roe Of Nv hundred and ny thrss rets prisoners bsig
partc those taken during the recent bottles. Among
Nhom several colcuels nad MAJORS.
General Dix has ordered away al civilians from
FORTRESS Monroe, and 10 pcrsonswin 10 permitted 70
vasvso that point Tho Army OF the Potomac except
those connected wisA the military service.
WARRINGTON, July s; 1902.
Dsspasehes AAvs been received from General Mcclellan
anaed ~ late 60 oseleok p. N. Friday. July4.
me following tsahsir substance, omttng military de-
calls and operations not proper for present pnbcaton
1Ars had bseH no f1sting saos Tuesday nsh ,UAsn the
~sseny svs repSssed vita great slaughter.
me- army moved 70 the position sccuped because
d affords greatly superior advantages for the coopera
Sion Of the guuboes OF which seventeen are low in the
y river protecting theeank Of our army.
Statements o tho casualties the several battles or
= eight days cannot ys. bs furnished
Orr forces ~ot beaten in any conflict, could
thsy bc driven from The nsld by the efforts
ths enemy.
No gxns hduc eessSsst sncs the engagement on Fiddy
J ~ when General McCals division was at the out
81 overwhelmed. and twenty I've pieces fell into the
hands Of the enemy.
The sick and wos0ded being sent the hospitals
At one O'Clock yesterday (ths 4th) the army was
Afawn up In its positions for review; the bands
playing natsssloaaases being fred, and things looking
The New York herald., 1862-07-06

The vrbcfs fall back 10 attack more All their
Efforts to turn our ft had faid and they rseled aud
staggered bsnssGh The blow they had just received.
Quietncss porvaded the camp that night The dead were
hs,ied in silence -DNoA drum heard nos a func.
raj noe--aud the wcvndcd cared for as well az
circumstances would permit The indefatigabls Foe al
length finding Mcclellan position defended by tho troops
thai he commanded, md considering his own position
unienabie determined spon changing his tsctics and
commsncad the construction f fort the opposite
bank OF james river from which he could bohsrd our
camp in the rear
TRAIN
Mcclellan nov came TO the determination OF folhnQ
the enemy In this respect, he had already foiIod him
in all bis designs. For this purpose he had his baggage
ordered 10 point aown the river called Harrison's
lending, where the strcam Is so widc that battery
on the opposite bank could receive more damage from
the gunboas than 10 could n6ict upon us such dis
tance. This point is about mes below turkeys
Grove Tho baggage and heavy artillery commenced
moving early on Tuesday afternoon, and at two A. N.
the guard, again consisting of sunors corps com
menced It's march without tho slightest from
the enemy. Rain now began 10 pour down. The road
The New York herald., 1862-07-06

4 Tho iOss ON Monday was very hoavv a, 49,, 49,
Turn V 'hs day all the cattle and sr,a.er r.o....
daS esportation had safely crosssd rut.v H..
i"se' eo"s o. tue rear wagons had 10 be absudo..1
~. n.ca'o make room for the passage Of artillery
ass hsne was renewed carly on Tasss,ay morp,nr =.
sss seosis, they ovtisnsly Intending 70 err.A =
~ insSd about three hours resulting M oon.,,.-.s
'osSi0s9tn ssdss Tho enemy then retired l..n- ~
field tslaar troops "s 'as
I'M Esess again advanced al about tAroc oe,ocs r., a.
aisrnoar, In considerable nu,alers but rst,r.a &c.
ing sseet by the gunboats artillery for .non, -
nours nAs'nt coming enough for rn,sss,rv !, !.
easagcd '' " %
| Tho loss efsar army during these xsvo, 1.~.,,
msnt is nst krown; but twenty thoussra !. ... -s'.
to bo rs neasaa estimate can al present n. ,u..
killed, woindac and missing e
Many o. tnoss ~ present unaccoun,sd for NAV ~.
struggled away shEoash the country and NAV hc,..s,
return ~ sAs~
Inc Dss o' tho ene'ay Ia killed must have bean 80,
heavy, far exccsd.ng that Of our army
We have taken about 100 prisoners anon. wnc~
iihrce lieutenant coonels and msjor
The reported capture or Con- Maxrussr n. cros.s,.
y stake. "so~s"
ihe less In hsit artillery "a about thirty psc.s a,r,
tbs days '" uu'ms
'aan' reynolds And ospt. Kinssbary. o, his .,,r
'"ks- prisoners as was also uc Stockton, OF N,cn,..
oet head' or Pennsylvania, was severely vou,ass
ten earns vas wounded Ia the faco 4
Gen. sninier and Gen. Hsintzelmsn wor, hot, ..,
"ounosa ~ ths lsn arm, but never left the a.ld
Con Mccall was sesn TO fall from biz bors. aa.,,
oa'ue oh konday ani taken prisoner. Tn. go,
q his injuries is not known. '"' 'Ae''
eo' cos'io Of the Fifsy.rourth Psnnsy,vso,. rs.,.
nsst, ~as killed. S
Captain canablos, Of ,hs Fifth regular o.,s,r, -.
ilso killed. v -"
Captain whiung Of the rifth cayairy, was wouud,s
no taken prisoner, and his son. shsucnan, In shs sauo
egimert, lost bis icft arm
Colonel Pratt. or the Thirty nst New York r.srsp,
gss wounded In the face
Tho army Is now mped on high rolling srounA on
no banks of tho James river. alissn miss from Rscb
,snd The transports already unloading supp,js~as
no whar,cs
Tho & snakhalns General feels confident Of succs..
lily meeting nny attack tho ehsmy may mako -pon him
his present position.
IN. repfofeeinsnts The retols received from Bsanrs
ird and Jackson gave them fcrcs doube that oe bs
my Tue Potomac, and ,aany or The prson.rs taken
rns tbs bai,'ss Os'oussl TO rcauregasd's saimy.
FoRsnrss MoShos July 2--ePM
soonel G. Ross Smith, who 10 conusctcd with tho re-.
ss ea,shy, Informs mo that their Force nnmberlng
y 900, have al arrived ssss this evening This
nmani with the 6yius artillery, ard sssui $500 N.
The New York herald., 1862-07-06

fon'nxss MoShos, July 2--eP NJ
cooneic. Rosa Smith, who 70 ccns.ctcd with the re.
serve essshy, Informs that their Force nrpbering
over 900, have al arrived Ases this evening. Tns
oommani, with the 6yus artillery ard sssu $500 IN.
gCoSrlNugD on EIGHTH rAG.l
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22
Published 4HGrch ), 1852.
CHAPTER So,

An Act to amend c ,apter 80 of the General
Laws of 1889 entitled "an act to regulate
Insurance Companies not incorporated by
the sta,e Of Wisconsin," approved .!arch
II, 1859
TIE Psop'e of tie STATE II D';5consia, ren"eee,'-
tel IN Senate and -tsSe ,s5!2. sLo enact tn ms
Sec. |. Sect;or nra f citn-ar oae hunlre Il
and "e-' cf the C. mel Laws IF 1852 q j.
tea ''aa a. t. rag.ls'H in-Y:"n..e Com nos
not incan;. p:..tp " s'ln a..' CT y isconsi', "
AMP owed Na".h l.. $50. : h"r - amend 1
bv insert ng If a. the y ":tIS = ft.entil Tae
acs OF incn"aor tin of s,iI c,:n INV" as fol
lows. viz "Six:neath tn 'otal number of
policies issued during the Year next preceding
tie n Xxi; nf Il" rep at. AMI n, am,rr- Of
risk thereon Seventeenth Tie ,,r,ttr ot
pol cies caa"Hl.d =, i.e'cdl Ia '.'g me wear
next precediGs he 'latc. ef n" repn t. md he
amount At Ill thereon. Eighteen h. T.
TO; ii amount of premiums received during th..
yea next preceding the d,te "f The emo.
Nineteenth The osal Amount # esprnd-
tues dur; n" sane peri ID. a d for wha
.puc p 'ses. Tmen ieth The wh>'e nun5er of
OF policies IN force nc The date of Snch report
nd the amount at iSk the. con. Twont, first
The amount necessary to safely reinsure all
outstanding ks AID 10 di ."h W. Ill exist
See ,. This act shall take effect from ami
after = D. ~ &c and pub ica,on.
Approved March /, 1862.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22
Pa5liSted UUch ), 1862.
CHAPTER O.

Al Act to amend S,esio1s 10 IL and 20 f
Chapter u of he Revised ST tues ell i
tied "0f fo~ns and town officers: roScrs
ard dItieS Of Towus"
Tue psope IF he Stat0 Of Wisconsin. ,'no-esr,a-
t.! u Ssst,s a.d -isseas6,y, "a enact foltors:
See. l. So ion e IN ndreI and seven cen
Of chtper fifteen Gf he Revised St.'utcs is
h2~eDy amen!cl Nv rtlIng hereto the f. s.
in@F worda: 'frapided that such srpe?vi-o rS
m.tv. II fha:r 'liscre:ioA, cause 10 be re ted
a. permanent 'aHl marks posts s,t~ra mixed hy
Ill " 'Is: such mounds ~ be MT E'ss tlf.n
three FEET high anl 10 less th;n six ie II
danl a tho h's". Such posts shail bc
marked as provided :or the NJ r3ln5 of Sto ie
mplul"ntan
Sec. J. Sections one hnnlsni and twenty,
one NEEDED AL ""1 lt"-,r' vi H,a hla-
dsci and t"ta'v-two # sa d chautrr, are
hereby amended BY Tiki q ont tn. wos d
'sto9e" wherever i Occurs i said sec ion
App eyed February %. 1872
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22
Published -Narch 5, 1862.
CHAPTER g..

CHAPTER g.
An Act to amend Chal Ter Thirty-fve of he
General Laws of 1879.
The people Of tie Sac of Wisconsin, repres Mt.
Ell IN Senate and 4 SIS m5y, do enact as f,i-
iotcS:
See !. Chapter 'h.rv-fvt If the General
Laws of 1859, = hereby amended 50 as T. read
IA fellows: In al! ac:io.a on can RAGS OF
VIII. justices of the petcA have istli ii m
which sh. Ii her after b. co.nH,encad in anv
courJ uf record NJ cos. Shlll he recovered
by the party plaintiff except in sc.io,S where
il! real shall he II tac;l Il, and il ac-
tons wherein the amount claimed by the
pililiif, l.. his CON >i.tiHt dry vcri.i 4, shall
csc ed the sum Of one hundred Il ii rs bl: i'll
such Lass mentioned actions the r:rty pre-
yti,iag shall recover only such c,s.5 the
cours, in its discretion, shall atjrda-, not ex-
ce@dnr il amount the taxable cJss3 il such
action, VIII :ther III. recJ71ty exceed if5y dol
Lars or less"
See ,. hi. act Shall take eff ct All b, il,
force from and after its passage a.d plblic;a-
ton.
Approved February %, 1852
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22
Published Nu'ch 10. 1852.
CHA pTEP IN

An ..ct 10 as,snd chapter b of the General
Laws Of 1870, rnti:'rd ian act to .imi. the
habili les lliab;lit;l Of counties in certain
cases"
TIE People OF t5s S'ate IF !Vseons;n, reorese,a-
tel "a, Seate aud assembly, do ena~t t9lors:
Sec. !. Section one If chapter thirty Ave Of
the General Laws of STD. entitled IAN act IN
limit the liability of counties in certain cases"
is hereby amended a: to read as follows
VIZ: .Whencrer IN criminal action or pro
ceedtng, any tornev or counselor shall dc
fend the person charged wi h any otense, bv
Ger Of The court, on h ground that the ac.
cused Is destitute Of the means to employ
counsel, the county in which SIGH criminal
a.tion or proceedi g mag arise. or STALL be
pending, shall ONLY sc liable to pay such a.tor-
ney or cours llor for his services, such sum as
tie court in wl.ich such s.rviee shall be per-
sor.aed, shall BY an order. TO be entered il
The minutes thereof. cert f. t be reasonable
compensation the "efor, and which sum shall
in 10 ease exceed fifteen da'lars per day tor
&c h day actually occupied in sseh s,iAl or
proceeding"
Sec. :. This act shall sak- efftcs from and
after its passage and publication.
Approved March 8, 1882.