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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-22
Battle at Blooming Gap.
CcMBERLAND Nd, Feb. |

CcMnERLAsb Nd, Feb. II, 1862.
General Landau made forced march on
Thursday night, surprising and breaking up
the Rebel camp at Blooming Gap, killing
thirteeny capturing seventeen commissioned
officers and forty.liye privates, and losing
but two men and six horses. He led he
attack in person, at the head of the LIST
Virginia Cavalry.
This opens the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road to Hancock again.
General Lander, having cleared his
department of the enemy, renews his request
to be relieved of his command, on account
of i'll health.
A portion of General I.ander's command,
under Colonel Dunuing, has occupied
Moorc6cld, and captured 225 beef cattle.
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HEADQUARTERS och Reg. Nd. Vol, &. s. A.
Camn Hoffman R,lt, Feb 18th 1St,D.

To the Union Ladies Of Ehtion-LADIFs =
You are respectfully invited to be present
on the 22nd of February, inst, at 3 o'clock
p. NJ, to witness the presentation of I" Flags
and Markers including yours so generously
bestowed upon the 9th Regiment Md. Vols
| am sure no greater testimony of respect
can be returned you than the great and
especial desire of my command to see you
present on this occasion. Your noble gen
crosby can never be forgotten, nor can Cecil
be excelled for her regard and interest in
behalf of the Union.
great respect your obedient servant,
WV. LOUIS ScllEy,
Colonel Commanding:
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FOR RENT.

TNHE STORE HOUSE, DWELLING and
L other outbuildings, with about six Acres
of Land. situated Mt Mount Pleasant, Cecil
county, Md, now in the occupancy Of l.. II.
Hopkins. To an. person wishing to age
in the mercantile business this property offers
an inducement, it being n good stand for
business. Possession given the 10th of
March next. For Terms. apply to
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Md.
Dec %, lSBl-tf
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ARREST OF THE EDITORS OF THE SoUTH.-
The editors of that rebel sheet printed in
Baltimore, The South, were arrested on
Monday night last, on q warrant received
from the War Department, and confined in
Fort McHenry. The rebel newspaper
Offices in Baltimore, The Sun, Maryland News
Sheet, Republican and South were compelled
by the crowd to display the Star Spansled
Banner on Monday last. Bitter pills for
traitors
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FOR. RENT.

TNHE Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shops
L. in Chesapeake City, situated on Main
Street, south side OF Back Creek, at present
in the occupancy Of Mr.. Joshua Davis
Possession given on the 25th day of March,
1862. For further particulars apply to
CHARLES II. CUNNING,
President of Board of Directors Of Bohemia
Lodge No. 60, 1. o. o. F., Chesapeake City.
Feb Is, l862-tc
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Feb IA, 1852.
ON Tuesday night last the halyards of

ON Tuesday night last the halyards of
the flag pole in Eskton were cut by some
secession scoundrel. This was the great day
of rejoicing throughout the land over the
downfall of treason, and some cowardly
traitor, like thief and robber, made use of
the cover of darkness to perpetrate an out
rage upon the National Banner. The Union
men of Elkton will give fifty dollars for the
detection of the traitor, and if discovered it
were better for him, perhaps, that he had
never been born.
Capt. Hughs climbed the pole the next
day, spliced the halyard, and the "old flag"
again rose in triumph, hailed by cheers
from dauntless hearts, who are always true
TO their country in the sunshine or the storm.
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THE LECTURE ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.

by referring to the advertisement in The
Wing, the reader will perceive that the sub
ject-.anlia, the Grsat Hun-is a historical
character, the only lecture of the series that
can be termed historical. Mr.. Hurns we'll
known reputation as a man of letters to the
community of Elkton, ought to insure for
him a large audience. We hope it will and
this being the last lecture of the course,
another opportunity for enjoying the species
of literary entertainment alone afforded by
the lecture room may not presens itself to
onr citizens the present season.
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Further from Missouri.

The Rebel, driren from the STATE by G,n. Curtis.
The Flag Of the Union Floats in .arltunsas.-
General Price and Staff Captured. Price's'
Main Body Holly Pursued.
Springfield, Mo-, Feb, 19.-General Curtis
has driven the rebel army beyond the
Arkansas line.
At ten O. clock, on Sunday night, we we're
siXtynine miles south of Springfield.
The United States flag floats in Arkansas.
Several skirmishes had taken place in the
dcfle of the mountains, in which we had q
wounded, and the enemy lost 16 killed and
Il large nIpnlber wounded.
We have baggcd a large number of pri-'
soners.
messenger says we were only a short
distance behind Prices main body, and
would chase him up the next morning.
When twenty miles out the messenger
heard heavy firing.
There is a great abundance of forage and
provisions on the route, except flour.
A train of sugar and beans starts forward
here to night.
Sedaiia, Mo-, Feb. 19.--Brigadicr General
Price the son of General Sterling Price,
Col. Dorsey, Col. Cross, and Captain lnge,.
all members of Major General Prices staff,
were captured near Warsaw, on Sunday
night, and brought to this place. The pri-
soners were captured BY Captain Stuhbs, Of
the Eighth Iowa Regiment. They had some
FIVE hundred recruits for old Price in charge
but they had just crossed the Usage river,
and as Captain Stubs had but a small force
he did not fellow them.
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Phila., vii, 4 Bait. Railroad

Trains leave NORTH East Station rs follows
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE
Express, 1890 s.x. Mail, 1890 NJ.
Mail, 3.l5 p. II. Night Mail Pm.
Night Mail 7.s7 Z"
Through Freight, with passenger car at
tached, leaves North East for Baltimore at
9.55 Pm Stops at Charlestown, Principle,
Perryville, and Ifavre- de Grace.
% No trHin for philadelphia on Sunday.
W. d. ALEXANDER,
Nov. 80, lS60-f. Agent.
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For RENT.

TIVE STORE HOUSE at South Milford,
L Cecil county, Nd, at present in the
occupancy Of John H. Craw ford. To any
person wishing to- engage in mercantile busi-
ness, this property offers an inducement, it
being good stand for business. Possession
given on the 18th Of March next. For teIms
apply to CAEEB REYNOLDS,
Feb 3, 1B62-3w. South Milford.
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MRS. IEFFMAN
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies' of
IL Elkton and vicinity that she has
received q fine assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS.

Also, n handsome assortment Of LADIES
WINTER CLOAKS, such as large Circulars,
Walking Goats, Sack Goats, &C., &c. Also, a
full assortment of Ladies' Needle Work, such
Ms COLLARS, SLEEVES, HASDKERcnIErs,
RrPFLlSGs, INsERriNGs, EDGIxGs, INFANT
BopiEs, and DRESSES; DIMIrY BANDS, MAGIC
RuPFLEs, nc &c. Also, good selection
Of LINEN, COTTON and SILK LACES.
a full assortment Of Ladies' BUTTONS for
Dresses, of tho latest styles. Various kinds
of DRESS TRIMMINGS Of latest styles {;
CORDS and TASSELS. A splendid assert
ment of LADIES' KIDD and other Gloves.
A good assortment of Ladies' Cotton Hose ;
all colors DISK Braid, and a variety Of
other fancy articles for Ladies' Wear.
CyRcady Trimmed Bonncts always on
hand, from $l.5O upwards.
All of which will be sold at city prices. In
order to keep up with the fashions, new sup
plies are received every week from the city.
Nov 80, 1861.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

VIVHR STATED MEETINGS Of the Or
i phans' Court Of Cecil county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring In the vouchers q few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II 1888. Register.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
washlngton's Birth Day!

The anniversary of the Birth Day Of
the Father of his country will be cole
bra ed in Elkton to-day (Feb. D. in
an appropria manner. His Immortal
Farewell Address will be read in the
Court House by W. j. Jones, Esq, at
2 o'clock, P. NJ. All Union-loving
citizens are invited to attend. Seats
will be reserved for the ladies. Come
out and show your devotion TO the old
Flag.
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Too LATE.--Since the disasters which
have fallen so thick and fast upon the trai.
tors, a strong disposition is manifested by
the Cecil seceshers to come over to the
Union side. We don't want you. You
have sinned away your day of Grace. The
bars are put up. Stay among the chivalry
that can nerer be vhipped.'
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The Rebels FALLING BAcK.--The Rebels
are doing everything to make their retreat
to Petersburg or Richmond safe, as they are
satisfied that general advance upon them
is about to be made. This retreat may be
cut off by taking Norfolk, and assisting
Burnside to make his way rapidly up the
south bank OF the James River.
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to do so.

PROBABLE EVACUATION OF COLUMBUS
Chicago, Feb. l9.-Col. Buford, with a small
force, went down the river on a reconnois-
sance to-day. When within four miles of
Columbus heavy cannonading was heard
not, however, with any regularity. On NOV
ing across the river, whefe view of the town
could DO obtained, a heavy cloud of smoke
was seen, covering large space. Colonel
Buford believed the affair to be that the rebels
were dismountiDg their guns and blowing up
the magazine, preparatory to. evacuuting the
place.
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Savannah Expected SooH to Fax.
OUR TROOPS STEADILY ApvANC-

OUR TROOPS STEADILY ADFANC-
ING.
Mem York, Feb. 19.--TAs United States
gunboat Connecticut, fren4 key West, via
Port Royal on the 10Th, arrived at this port
this evening.
When the connceicat left Port Royal
there were rumore current thar Savaanah
would certainly be captured i'm two or three
days.
The federal forces had taken possession
of the Island do Florian, in the Savannah
river, upon which q battery was being
erected.
Our gunboats had cut off the conrmunica-
ton between Savannah and Fort Pulaski,
and captured rebel steamer belonging to
Tatnall's fleet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-22

Bar Official dispatches from General
Burnside says our loss at the battle of Roam
oke Island numbers fifty killed and two
hundred and twenty wounded while the
rebels had thirteen killed and thirty. nine
wounded,
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FOR RENT.

TENHE STORE or SHOP, adjoining my
II Drug Store, with Dwelling attached, at
present occupied by Willis Rutter, ESD
Also, the middle Dwelling on the lot adjoin-
iug.thc residence Of John Partridge, Esq.
Apply to IL. II. MITCHELL.
Dec 81 1861
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ANOTHER ONE.--Nc are informed by

ANOTHER ONE.--Wc are informed by
correspondent, whose letter we have not
room for, that young secession scamp,
named Duycass Mcclure, a boosted descend
ant of the +. f. VS.. tried the experiment
of cutting the halyards of the flag at Port
Deposit, on Wednesday night. He was soon
ferreted out, however, and given fifteen
minutes in which to leave the town. 1t is
needless to say the darkness and rain didn't
prevent his obeying orders. He should
have been put in the guard house, and
ridden out Of town on rail the next morn
ing.
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The REBELS CALCULATING CEErREvILLE
AND MANASSAS. is stated, on good
authority, that the rebels are evacuating
Centreville and Manassas. The same facts
have been communicated by Government
scouts, and the pcws is believed at head
quarters.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-22

GEN. PARKE, who played so conspicuous
part at the battle of Roanoke Island, is
brother of +. G. Parke, Esq, present
County Commissioner from the Fourth
District
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ILLUMINATION IN ELKToS ro.NIGnr.-
Some Of our citizens have determined to
illuminate their houses tonight in honor of
the natal day of the Father of his Country
and of our recent victories. We hope the
illumination will be made general. The
enterprising "Cheap John" has provided
a large number of sky rockets, cannon
crackers, large triangles, tiptaves, roman
candles, flower pots, bushina spurs, etc. etc,
which he will fire off and burn in front of
his store, on Main Street, which will be
illuminated on the occasion. Mr.. Wells,
proprietor ofthe Fountain Hote,, has signi
fled his patriotic intentions by determining
to illuminate. Will not the Howard House,
the finest building in town, brighten her
windows on the occasion? The proprietor
used to hurrah for jeff Davis some times
but we always thought it was for his head
in a charger. All that can, turn out to-
night and see John fire works.
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SMALL Pox IN TowN.-Wm. MeClay
a private in company A., 9th Maryland
Regiment, was seized with small pox, and
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NoTIcE is given to the County Com
missioncrs to meet on the 18th of March,
tos the purpose of passing on the insolyent
List Of lie collectors.
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EVACUATION OF BOWLING GREEY.-The
rebels have evacuated Bowling Green, their
stronghold in Kentucky, and Gen. Mitchell's
division crossed the river on the 18th, and
occupied the place.
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SICKNESS IN THE FOURTEENTH REGI-
MEST.-This Regiment of Regulars, which
has been stationed at Perryvile since last
fall, we learn has great deal Of sickness in
the ranks, said to result from their encamp-
ment being in close proximity to the large
mule pen, the water used by the troops
being fouled by the animals. A number of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-22

~The Ladies of the Elkton Relief
Association request that those having in their
possession any capes Of Wide Awake or
other clubs, will take them to the Court
House, this afternoon, and deliver them
to the Association to be distributed among
the soldiers.
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The War in Missouri.
SPFlhgteld IdEtN-PnfsaN 81 PIlce-Hls Rear
Guard Routed.

Guard RUufcd.
More good newyl The army of Gen. Cur
It's, in Missouri, mas reached and taken pos
session of Springfield. Gen llallcck, in an
official dispatch, dated st. Lonis, Feb. H..
SAYS: g The flag of the Union floats over the
Custom house at Springfield, Missouri. The
enemy retleated a1ter short engagement,
leaving large amount of stores and camp
equipage, which was captured by Gen. Cur
tbs. Our cavalry il iii close pursuit."
Gen. Prices rear guard was ovcrtaken by
the pursuit from Springfield. and after brief
resistance the rebels fled, leaving the road
strewn with baggage. Gen. Curtis reports
having taken more prisoners than he knew
what to do with.
There were 900 sick rebels found in Spring.
field, besides quantities of stores and wagons.
Prices effective army amounted to IL 600
and so pieces Of artillery. Gen. Curtis army
entered Springfield at daybreak on the morn
ing ofthe 18Th, Price having left it only thrve'
hours before. The pcrsuing cavalry, on the
1ltll, captured the wagons of his train.
The people in and around Sprhgtc Id
express undoubted satisfaction at the arrival
of our troops, and general rejoicing is mani
tested throughout the southwest at the
retreat.
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BELOW we publish the Report of the
Grand Jury, which owing to the lateness of
the hour on Friday that it was handed in to
us we were unable to get in type last week.
The Grand Jury, after examining the Jail,
were invited to dinner provided by the
Sheriff, in conformity to time-honored GUS
tom, but served up at the Fountain Hotel,
Mr.. James B. Wells, proprietor.
An invitation was extended to the repre-
sentatives of the Press in Elkton, but we
were prevented from being present by bust
ness engagements, and we take this occasion
to extend our thanks to the Grand Jury for
their kindness, while expressing our regrets
for not being able to profit by their courtesy.
Both Juries were discharged on Friday,
and the court adjourned on Saturday morn
ing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-02-22

THE trustees of the Elkton Academy
have received information from Henry W.
Thorp A. NJ. announcing that he cannot
respond to their call inviting him to take
charge of the Academy.
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WANTED
CHEAP JOHN

n(FsHas the best coal OIL, when
GSAsS1s lie sells as usual at 10 cents per
uUAlt. Dee Z, 1861.
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JAMES BLACK, GROOME,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFERS his professional services to the
Opubc. He may be found at the Office Of
his father, John C. Groome: Esq,
ELK1ON, MD.
Jan 4, lS62-tf
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY,

To the Hon. John II. Price, Judge of the Cur
cult Caur for Cecil county The Grand Jury
have the honor to report that they have
visited the Jail, and made inquiry into it's
condition, and found it in as good order as
the dilapidated condition of the building
would admit. The prisoners appear to be
properly cared for; the apartments are
clean and comfortable, and every necessary
care appears to be taken by the Sheriff for
their safe keeping and comfort.
The building is much inferior to the real
wants of the county, but the Grand Jury arc
of the opinion that it's Inconvenience should
be borne with until such time as the county
will be able to build a new Jail, without
CHAs. H. HAINEs,
Feb IA, 1852. Foreman.
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HEADoUARrERs, DOVER, TENNESSEE, |

HEADQUARTERs, DOVER, TENNESSEE,
February 10.
To Brig. Gen. u. s. Grant, U. S.A:
SiR. The distribution OF the forces under
my command incident to an unexpected
change of commanders, and the overwhe lining
force under your command, compels me, not
withstandng the brilliant success of tho Con-
Tolerate arms, to accept the vDgeuerous aud
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

- 80 ~ sss ..s that Ting q sss..y
- ..h ,s Of Of. ,,';ss:..{ not ioy y.
nay shsssSors b said that Bouthwiek's pictures,
ogsoh sss sVPsaline 70 ne fancy, have strong
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- 49, = ~s.h 'sy word In regard 70 hs
enoCsRIns, PROVISIONS, &C,
- vhssh the Show , . sign, and ssmllanee
sPnss ihs tpias, hs has bee. obliged y rsplsli:h
- ssssk sfSsa, And be vsul1 now snneunes 70 his
s. :sls ,sss sh"n ' = pss..n, HI .,"st Of
TOUR, BUTTKR, CAHEsE PORK.
LAID, Hans FOREIGN FRUIT,
As., As., As.,
90 s~vw - ssnplste nsw,-snd his purchases
wAs ess, made under the most favorable. eirsun-
onso, BIZ price, saanos fall TO satisfy his custom
~ STOCK will Be kept fsll and complete
pSS~s. Mechanics, hotel kss,sr, and House.
10 sssS,n. IL ss' .s:s '
OoGRY, GLASS, sToNR& WOODEN WARE
HIS choice
assortment Of
Domestic and For
easr Fruits. Coffee, spi-
60, Ccnfestionsry, Extracts,
sssccs, Drugs, Fish, Tobacco
90 s.s:.. S.5d.n s,a r0 y... s1s Bird
and the thousand and one
ARTICLES that 70 to make
A FIRST CLASS
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
HERDS GRASS. TIMOTHY s9
CLOVER SEED.
srs~ns and strangers visiting Rutland are invited
- rive hin q call, examine his stock and he pledges
mnsslf TO make his prices satisfactory to all.
Prvsn ground Flour for sale by the load at Troy
Puees a#
sALT-Turk's Island, Ashton, Liverpool and ev-
- variety Of Salt constantly on hand. t#
PLASTER The best quality OF Nova SCOTIA
~ py,ee.
Nh large and well arranged FRUIT AND VEG
uABLE ROOM IL still kept in order where through
1.-THE season may be found a larger and better as
s~tssnt OF Fruit and Vegetables than can elsewhere
- fcssd in Rutland
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nR. AERTNER,
AND AURIS

OPERATOR ON THE EYE AND EAR.l
Respect ully informs the citizens of this County
that he has located permanently in Troy,
O6RCe No. Al, First street,
Andoers his services TO such as be af
Hicted with diseasee of the Eye the Ear. Having
had sixteen years practical acquaintance with
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES,
he is prepared to receive patients fer treatment to
diagnose their dice with accuracy, and to treat
their Morbid and Functional deraB gemebts patha-
logically He does not propose to cure everything
but iron his
LONG AND SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE
is abls to premise cures IN ALL Durable CASES.
He partieu arly invites those who have long been
suffering from
lSORE AND DISEASED EYES.
and who are BLIND and DEAF, to give him a call
as he has restored to tight many who have been
bind ~ years
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inherited without pa in and perfectly resembling the
natural eye.
OPERATIONS fer CATARACT, STRABIsMUS,
&e., skiIlfully performed.
CATARRh, P0LYPUS and THROAT DISEAs-
rs CatsIrh, with Dryne =, Mueus, Matter, Plusis
or Scs bs II permanently cur d.
" or fun Their particulars. t,siimopjss sc send
fss Circular Address
DIP, sAERTNEk,
esmay 6d-6mos Al First ST. troy, NY.
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CEEDS SEEDS SEEDS!i
PURE GARNET chill POTATOES.
The est Potatos cultivated, ys Ids from 800 to 600
bushels per acre. Large, mealy, hne dsver, and DO
not rot.
eAlfo, many other kinds Of
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Top Oni0as, &C., &C..
.s..... KID. C. KINGSLEY.
Rutland. May s, 1851
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WApYHpi One thousand bushels CORN, OATS,
sse other grains for which mill prices will be paid
y reeds st regular rates
l. M. SOUTHWICK,
No Merchsnts' Row.
n~Gand Vt. Nay 20, 1862. may2l If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-04-26
Published april |, 1882.
Chapter 1ee

An Act TO rercal chapter sci Of the general
VS. Of 1861, entitled IAN act to amend IAN
net to regulate insurance comoaoies not in.
eorporatd hy the State Of Wisconsin, zp
proved March 18th. 1889"
Tile People fEse State Of WISCONSIN rer,rc.en
'sdin SENATE and Assembly. do enact as tollotes:
Sec. !. The first line Of section five Of chap
ter l!0 Of the general laws Of 1859 is hereby
so ;ntI ded AZ 10 read a. follows: "A SUN Of
Hacne. corai TO three per cent. upon"
SEC. 3 All acts and parts Of acts contraveii
irG tic prCyis ons Of .his act. ard chapter Del
of the general laws Of 1861. emit led IAN act
10 mere AN act to regulate insurance cnmpa
nie' not incorporated bv tie state of Wiscon
Elm" are hereby repealed
Sec. 3. This act shall AXE effect and be in
fierce from and after its passage and pubica
sion.
Approved N~rch %, 1867.