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Trusses.-Marsh e Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Shoulder Braces, and Dr. Wadsworths Uterine Ka
vstor-a superior article No. vesey street, Astor House
opposite the church.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wigs tho best In the world Wholesale
the dye privately applied at No. 9 Astor House
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Several bargss OF Ice ordered 60 up the Tonnes
see 10 night for the use of tho wounded.
Ihs Chicago Tisa says that General Bsaursgard had
given orders not TO destroy any Of the camp squpass,
taken on Sunday he expected complete victory the
next day.
Tho Body OF General Johnston Found ON
the Battle Field.
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1852.
The following was received at the War Department
this evening"
General A. Sidney Johnston's body was left on the
battle field and in possession well az tho bodies
Of large number OF other prominent onacsrs
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Beautiful ComPiexIon.-Laird's Bloom
OF Youth, Liquid Pearl for preserving and beauytnl
the complexion and akin, ls9 Broadway.
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Barry's TricOpher0us IL the Best anA
cheapest article for dressing beautyng curling ceaAin
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try e. Sold O
all druggists.
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The Storm 1t tho East.
NEW LonDoN, April l0-115 A. n.
A light gale, with snow, prevails here.
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tainn whites Iaent Lever Truss" II differs
and Braces. Pamphlets free. GREGORY 4 CO., Is Dos1
street, New York.
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Hoyal Havana Lottcry.-See Official
Drawing OF March 70. 1861, In another column
TAYLOR co.
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Mrs. Wtnsloyr,s soofhinu sxrun.

Fnzes Cashed i'm All LegaIixed Lotte.
'io~ Aniormauon given JOSEPH BATES Broker
HWali street, up stairs, New York.
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The Weliand Canal.
Sr. GATHERINGS, c. w, April o, 1892
The welland Canal will be open for navs alton The
18th inst.
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Hop O'My Thumb, I'm which the Small.
eat dwarf Commodore Mutt aud the largest giant Nous
Bihin appears. u still drawing crowds at BARNUM6
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The New military Canal Mt Now Madri

The new MILITARY canal mt Now Madrid
Sr. LOUIS, April 0, 1862.
General Topes Official report says that tho canal cut
across the peninsuar at New Madrid through which the
steamers and several bsrgss taken twelve miles
long much of !, being through heavy tmbor which had
to be sawed OF by hand feet water The idea
this great and aborous undertaken originated with
General Schuyler Hamilton, and the work was performed
by Colonel Bissell's Missouri Engineor regiment
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In tAa
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and
pliod At BATCHELORs Wig Factory. 10 Bond stcrek
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Hill's Hair Dye 5Oc., Black or BroWR.~
Inimitable Hair Cutter, at Nc. Barclay street.
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Puro TObacc0-YellOw Bank T0bac-
coGoOdwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco aiza.
puries for sale by all tobacco segar dealers ana
Wholesale by Z. GOODWIN BROTHER 209 Water street.
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n..n Cmeisi al Drawings OF the Kentucky ana
20 ksaSsrsgcHr sa Ea,a. CLASS lls-Aprn o 1862
Ssl.s..s. s Gas. Las Il is0aDa a. az zs issa 49, "
ct. "a. 81, 2. rs, Z, 8, ~, Is, |, g, 40, 90, 50.
w,,.,... yoHx 4 MORRIS CO.. :
"m'hs'on' Delaware, or covinston, Kentucky.
e. OMei.l Drawing. OF Murray, Eddy q
AeR,seny AND Missouri State Lotisrss
D. 49, x; 81, 70, a. z; q. 90, n, /. IS.
2o SO, IL. ~, 81, Is, p. 81 10. 81 "a. 60 A.
' '1.'s' SussHY II faslts.'sfb sbD9 f'se'i Co.,
Covington. KY. st. Louis, No.
Royal Havana Lottory.-see Official
' : ''' TAYLOR co.
Prize. Cashed i'm All LegaIi.ed Lotte-
~wai street, up stairs New Yoik.
+ Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup.
most rpeenesa saa s the prescription Of u:
has been used with never failing in thousands OF
no. only relieve: the child from but nvsorate. the
ss u ne :.s
II is the best and sures remedy in the world in all cases Of
dysenery ana darrho. in children. whether arises os
Sold By dealers in medicine the wsrid over
Island No. 10 is Taken, also whites
shon. 2iS Broadway.
-. Prentice and Buckner.-It IL RepeFtea
that In return for the demohn Of whskey Preues
TO Buosner the latter has ordered KNOX, of 2s broadway
70 send the poet editor of his spring
Tho Idea was . good one, although coming iron rsba
Hop O'My Thumb, I'm which tho Small.
eat dwarf Commodore Mutt, aud the largest giant Nous
bihin, appears, stu drawing great crowds at BARNUh6
A Good Handwriting Guaranteed In
les eas Of hour each bookkeeping Artthmsce
taught day and evening Private given. CA1
for circulars ut the rooms No. Fourth and 81
Broadway OLIVER b. GOLDSMIrH.
HerrIng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes ze Broadway Of Murray sce
New York.
Purc Tobacco-Yellow Bank Tobae-
co-GoOdwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco alirn.
pues for sale by all tobacco segar dealers ana -
Wholesale by Z. GOODWIN BROTHER. 209 Water street.
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In thA
world harmless reliable and Sold -
plod At BATCHkLORS Wig Factory. 10 Bond sterek
Hil1's Hair Dye 5Oc., Black or Brown
Inimitable Hair Cutter, at No Barclay street.
Cristad0r0's Hair Dye, Preventative
and fha hastt
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Prentice and Buckner.-It L. RepoFtO0
that In retsrn for the demiohn OF by
TO Buokner the latter has ordered KNOX 21 Broadwsy.
70 send the poet editor ono Of his exquisite spring hats
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Good Handwriting Guaranteed In
In les eas Of an hour each bookkeeping and Atthmsc9
for circulars ut the rooms No Fourth and 81
Broadway OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
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leland No. 10 IL Taken, also Whites
ring style Of Dress Hats By those who wish 70 be n ne
shOn- 2l6 Broadway.
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HerrIng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes l Broadway. Of Murray sres
New York
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Rcjoicings Over the Victories.
BosroS. April Q, 1892
The news Of The great victory In Tennessee published
this forenoon, created profound sensation The con-
gratuations ssddeed BY tho orts Of the groat
loss OF LIE, which, Is hoped, the official reports will
provo exaggerated.
PouGuKExrsiz, April Q, 1852
All the bells OF the city wore rung and cannon nred
amidst great reocig recent victories
Of our troOpo.
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MISCELLANEOUS Sc

A RTICLKs FOR SOLDIERS. AT POINTS OCCUPIED
"A by Union troops, should bc sent BY HARNDEN'S H.
PRESS, "a Broadway, 1t half rates
A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
n Steam Engines on hand At Is Dey st.
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rco THE NERVOUS or both sRxKs.-A nErrRED
clerryman having been restored 70 health In . frw
dsys after many years Of great Nervous auerns willing
other. 6 ssndnS cop q ~ ne Iss:crgsioP
SroekiyA, NJ.
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A,. n.s ana s~ar casks brswed from tho CHOICEST
% ia hors brewery lss and 100 West Elghtsenh
ssrecy betwsen seventh and Eighth avenues, n. n.
THE ORIGINAL HOWE SEWING xACuINEs.RE
Ssn sti,cbss NO trouble in doing Any OF work
howsver light or heavy IN cambrc coh or leather th
-snsd address Tho Howe Sewing Machines, 81 BrosA
York
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Pub fShed Narch 10 1862. l
CHAPTER l02.

AN ACT to regulate the sale Of poison.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin
represented an Senate and assembly do en-,
act as folloegs:
Section l. No ducgist, apothecarv OF
other person dealing or trafficking in the
same shall sell or give away any poison
or poisonous substances hereinafter enum.
Grated, excepting practising physicians in
their ordinary practice of medicine, with
out recording IN book, to be kept fol
that purpose, the name Of the person re
ceiyng Said poison and his or her resi-,
dence, together with the name aud resi-
dence Of some person as witness to suct
sale, excepting upon the written order oil
prescription of some practising physician
whose name must be attached to such or
der, and such book shall be kept open for
inspection
Sec. 2. No person shall sell. give or dis.
pose Of any poison or poisonous substance.
except upon the order or prescription Of a
practising physician, without attaching to
the vial, box or parcel containing such
poisonous substance, a label with the name
and residence of such person, with the
word ''poison' printed or written upon it
together with the name of such poison
written or printed thereon, in plain and
legible characters
Sec. 3. These provisions shall apply to
the following poisonous substances, excep.
Ting when sold in wholesale quantities O
one pound OF over, viz : arsenic, aconitc
atropia and its salts, cauthardes, canaoi,
indicus, chloroform, corrosive subIimate
cyanurets of potassium, croton oil, dataria
deadly nightshade, digitaes, dclphine,
and It's salts, elaIenum, ergot and it, prep
arations, henbane, Iaudanum. mercury
morphene, nux vomica, oil of bitter al
monds, opium, oxaiic acid, poison hem
lock, prussic acid, silver. sugar of lead
slrychnis, veratria and its salts, and zinc
Sec. 4. Any person violating any Of th,
provisions of this act. shall, upon convic
ton, be deemed guilty Of misiemaanor
and shall be punished by fine not exceed
ing fifty dollars.
Sec. 5. This act shall take efec: and /,
in force from and after It's passage ans
pupicat;on.
Approved March IS, 1862.
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LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
Published March 10, 1862.
CHAPTER 90


AN ACT to amend section one of chapter
seven of the general laws, passed at the
extra session of the legislature, CONS
mencing on the 18th day of May, 1861,
entitled ian act to amend an act ent-
tied an act to declare the rights and
privileges of such persons as may enroll
themselves in the service of the coun
try approved April II, 1861"
The people Of the State of Wise nsin,
represented m Sena te and ASSEMBLY do en-
act as tollows:
Section 1. Section one Of chapter seven
of the general laws, passed at the extra
session of the Legislature. commencing on
the 18th day of May, 1851, is hereby
amended by adding to said section the
following "Provided, further, that the
said section one shall not be so construed
as to exempt any person or persons from
civil process, who now are or may be here
after indebted as executor, administrator,
guardian or trustee; nor shall sail sec
ton one be so construed as TO exempt any
person from civil process who now is or
may hereafter be indebted as Trustee or
hduciary agent, having or holding in his
possessiou, as such trustee or fiduciary
agent or control any moneys, goods or
other property whatever; and provided
t"rtter, that in all actions against persons
jointly indebted upon contract in which
an order may have been or may hereafter
be made by the court in which said action
is pending staying or suspending the pro-
ceedlng In said action as to one or more
of the defendants in said actions, according
to the provisions of this act, the plaintiff
may proceed in said action the same as II
the summons therein bad not been served
upon said defendant or defendant who NAV
have obtained, or who may hereafter oh
tain, stay of proceedings as aforesaid.
and as If no appearance had been entered
IN sad action by said defendant or defend.
ants; and if, on the trial of said action,
the plaintiff recovered judgment, it shall
be entered and enforced, as provided in
clause one of section eleven of1 chapter
one hundred and twenty four OF the revis>
ed statutes; and provjded further, that
neither this act nor the act 10 which this
act Is amendatOry, shall be so construed
as to exempt from the service of civil pro
cess or trial, nor shall said act in any man
ner apply to any person or persons wuo
have heretofore, or shall hereafter draw
or receive ally mony from this state con
trary to law, either as contractor or officer
under the state"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and lie
! in force from and after its pubiication
Approved March Is, 1862.
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A Down East Juryman.

uE,b., Sn;tor ontr;h,,oa .. H. d..
land Trnneri.;a1t sLotoh af - ; Wv
as inrvman Tbs first casas w - 10 % ipos 'oT oaI
o'' nc 0"',
ho;no . Gorman .nd .n;,,aann ra,an".
;ualT7. ~ o5V P'''
* Uor NO, for,,ot onn n;o; g.,
arainst ,he n-;sonor q, sa;a ia Tnda,o
{. No, na,t;cpIar on,;n ,bo Tar,,;n , ao,.
r hnt ho,a nionors - oonarni .;,
c;,ta and sbsII 50 f,r ,Nt, tI,;, La.c
whiTs wnnled oid cnss ,,taSGoI ba l;IfaI
Mr. CoonAr or mt" s.i5 7 '>''''-S
ID, ro,, know ,be nat'ro g - ,a,l.2,,
the clerk axed mo
II orrar, COWS T ..p,.o ,.o1 o,o,,,.l,
of ,en hanon 20 swaor nba.I 49,
only ahout-"
* Tho,'I do - sous tho a,,.L uvo,
kin qo 1nn y SAYS ba you wo,,, he
wanIad in this ara casa y sovs ,ho ,JsrlI
saws he.
:. Nba,2, ,sJ uo;,,, - ,r 10
,,;oo,or a. oil an
"Vn" SAWS tho ,JerL
"Rut am iawrvnan - s,vs1 uora
Won can'r banr Tho r,,nor rnIo.s pro 60,
=, him y sa,.I
Pass on .ars ,ha olorl. s,.a,;n,
ra,bor nross
:. But" saws 7 "vou mister vop dom,
,,oan ,rho, ror CIV pn, .na,,ia. ;ann,
man Won know nramad ~ - 80
hv ths saIlick non saraI !, ~. ."u ,,,ira Io
bsd = tanr,ar;nr - ba9, n;raen "n ana
.'Sa i'on ,;c.I I's "ss' ""u
wv toa ,''n ;SaI ,;'G, G''" u'IPe"9"'oy 'oen'I
,Tons, =, - b;mT A. ~. ~, no' ~ 4u ga?
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that had laiu between US and c.. Now
we bad fourteen miles to go, and my time
showed eleven o'clock and fifty three min
utas.
off l live," said to myself, 81 will
make it" and we plunged down the TWEEN
ty feet grade with all the steam on. Per
sons who saw the train on that wild run,
say it was soon after they heard the first
sound of her approach, when the strange
object, that looked as if fame Of fire
darted by, and then the sound Of its trav
elIing died away in the dis stance, that they
could hardly convince themselves that
they had seen anything. 1t seemed more
like creature of wild dream, than a so
Der reality
"And now let me tell you that no en-
ginser has ever beat the time that was
made on those last fourteen miles. Those
great wheels, eleven feet in diameter, spun
round SO swiftly that you could not begin
to count the revolutions The engine
barely seemed to touch the track as she
flew along, and alth ough the track was
true as it could be, she swayed tearfully
and sometimes made such prodigious jolts
that 1t required some skill for one to keep
on his feet No engine could hold to-
gether if crowded to a greater speed.
Well, just as l came to a stand at the
depot in c., the big clock doomed out
twelve, and the steamboat was getting her
steam on. Roberts got on board in time
and nothing to spare.
"And he saved the money Gid he %
asked, when saw that my friend had fin.
ished his story.
"Yes ; he found i: hid away in some old
boxes as Aldrich had directed"
"If you are passenger for c." said
waiter, 'the bus is ready"
So | thanked my friend for his story
and bade him good bye.
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CHAPTER 103.

AN ACT to amenl chap. [chapterl 337 of
the session laws of 1850, entitled "an
act to incorporate religious societies"
The people of the State Of WIIsco4stn
represented in Senate and Assem5y do en-
act asJolLoms:
Section Section I Of chapter S37 Of
the session laws Of 1860 is hereby amen
ded by inserting after the word ''age" in
the second line of said section, the words
mot members of any religious congrega-
ton :" and section 4 of said chapter is
hereby amended by striking out the word
five where it last occurs in said section
and inserting the word forty"
See. .. This act and the act TO which
this is amendatory, shall not be deemed to
repeal any part of chapter &C of the revised
statutes, 5ut said chapter G6 is hereby de-
cIared in full force, in so far as relates to
the incorporation Of religious societies
where the persons becoming corporators
are, at the time of such incorporation.
members of a religious society or congre>
CATION having regular meetings for divine
worship.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and lie
in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved, March II, 1862.
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CHAPTER 81

AN ACT TO authorize the chairman Of
town supervisors to commence and pros
ecute suits in certain cases.
The People Of TIE State of Wisconsin,
represented IN Senate and ASse,a6ly do en-
act as toilowS
Section L. The chairman of supervi-
lorS III each town, may bring an action
n the name Of the town, upon the official
bond of any previous town superintendent
OF common schools, for the recovery, with
interest, Of any unpaid balance Of school
moneys that shall appear to have been in
his hands on leaving his office, either by
the accounts rendered by such town su-
perintendent or BY other sufficient proof,
and may prosecute to fnal Judgment and
execution in the name Of the original
plaintiff, AL actions heretofore commenced
oy any town superintendent upon The bond
OF his predecessor
Section 2. All morevs collected under
the provisions of this act, shall be paid
over to the town treasurer, and 10y han
apporuoned among the several school dis
'Ilcts, the same as other school moueys
in his hands.
Section 3 This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March Is, 1862.
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CHAPTER. 81.

AN ACT 10 amend section seven of chap
ter 1SG of the revised statutes, entitled
''of the education of the deaf and
dumb"
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,
rcir,SS"ted IN Senate and ASsemJIy do en-
act as .toiloacs
Section | Section seven of chapter one
hundred and eighty six of the revised stat
utes, entitled "of the education of deaf and
dumb is hereby arnended SO as to read
as follows :"all deaf and dumb persons re :
siding IN this state, Of the age of twenty
five years, of suitable capacity to receive
instruction, shall be received and taught
in said school and no one of such per
sons shall be excluded from the privileges
and benefits thereof, by reason Of the re-
ception Of persons from other states or ter
ttorie,
Sec. .. All acts snd pats Of acts il con-
flict with the provisions Of this act, ale
hereby repealed.
Sec. 3 This act shall take effect and be
in force from aud after its passage and pub
lication.
Approved March Is, 1862.
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his duty to transfer such court shall inn
medlately issue an order requiring said
SECRETARY TO show cause before said court,
at some time named in said order, not
more than zen days from the cate of said
order, why he should not transfer said
stock, and shall, in said order, direct the
manner of its service and when said or
der is retGrnable, nuless said secretary
shows cause to the satisfaction of the
court, why such stock should not be trans
ferred. said court shall order such trans,
fer TO be made by said secretary, at such
time snd place as to said court shall seem
reasonable, and may enforce the performs
ance of said order as other orders Of said
court are enforced, by attachment.
Sec. 2. This act shall be published i'm
mediately, and be in force from and after
its passage al publication.
Approved March Is, 1862.
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A FACT TO BE REMEMBERED In the
late Act of Congress authorizing the issue
and sale of s500,000,o0O Of interest bear
ING Bonds of the United States, il is pro-
vided that these Bonds shall be exempt
from taxation. The effect of this will be,
that capitalists will be exempt from taxa
ton to this enormous amount, while the
comparatively poor and industrious people
Of the country will have 10 pay not only
their own share of the tax to support the
Government for the next century. but 10
provide also the means to pay those caPi'
talists interest on the United States Bonds
which they will have bough. at large
discount.
Another thing. nearly all the capital,
lists live in the eastern States, so that it is
the people of the vest who are expected %
pay nearly all the taxes.
This is matter the people Of the "es,
will probably remember as one Of the leg
aoies eff to thsm by the Repub ican Party
How will they show this Party gratitu b.
for such fayoTi
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,roved March Is, 1862.

NEWSPAPER LAws.-As there are GER
tain definite laws in relation to the right
of publishers Of newspapers, which 10 not
seem 10 be understood, we will endeavor
to make plain synopsis of them and
solicit attention thereto.
l. A Postmaster IS to give notice IN
letter (returning paper does not answer
the IaR) when subrcriber does not take
his paper from the Office, and state the
reasons for is not being takeu; and neg.
Iect to DO 50 makes The Postmaster re-
sponsib'e to the publisher for the payment.
= Any person who takes the paper
from the os,oilice-whsther directed to
his name or to ano,her-or whether he
has subscribed or no:, is responsible for
the paw.
3. If person orders bis paper discon-
'inued, he mus! pas all arrealages, or the
publisher may continue to send il until
payment is made, and collect the whole
amount whether ii IS taFen from the o6fce
or not There can be no legal distontln-
uation until the payment Is made.
4. If the subscriber orders bis paper 10
be stopped at q certain time, and the pub
fisher continues 10 send it, the subscriber
is bound to pay for il # he take Il out of
the posto8fce. The Law proceeds o. the
ground that man must pay for what lie
uses.
D. The courts have decided thet reius.
ing 10 take newspapers and periodicals
from the postotfice or removing and leav.
rs them uncaled for, is orima facia evil
dence of ofiuteniioual fraud.
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Soldiers PAY-Ihe Russian sollier
receives annually only $50 as pay. and
hi- ralions consist solely OF black bread
The French soldier receives 56 cts. per
month. The pay OF our soldiers is twenty
Zines greater TIE estimate in the French
bulge. for 1860 wss S64 6S7 500 for an
army on a vaf footing OF 762 766 men.
and in addition. a reserve militia, on A
peace footing f 4l5. 746 men. 1t costs
The Il. ;. uearI three times as much to
maintain soldier as il does the British
goyerum4nt: and il must be remembered
that the British Government can get mon
ey at 3 per cent. interest, while it costs
"a Elk per cent. or more.
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CHAPTER 90.
AN ACT in relation to corporations.

AN ACT in relation to corporations.
The People Of tie State If Wisconsin
represented an Senate and AssensJly, de
enact as toliowo:
Section /. Whenever it shall be made
to appear to any circui, court, By aifi2a
Wit or otherwise, that the secretary of any
corporation created by or existing uudei
the laws Of this state, has, upon proper
demand, neglected or refused for two
dsys TO transfer. on the stock books
Of said corporation, any stock which it ii
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GEO. REED.

Ahorney and Co,msetlor al Lam.
Has resumed the practice OF his profession IL
Manitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted TO him.
H- Collections made in any part Of the STATE
For a few weeks liz office will be found at
bis Dwelling house.
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BEER s. ExEEsS.

North side, opposite Richard Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods OLCioth,
Woolen yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fi1d!es mi
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Jordures,
Paperhaneings, Bushes &c.
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, July, 1859 nI-tC