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service of the United States shall, under
any pretence whatever, assume to de-
eide on the validity of the claim Of any
person to the service or labor Of any
other person, or surrender up any such
person to the CLAIMANT on pain of being
dismissed from the service.
Sec. IL. AHd be u further enacted, That
the President Of the United States is au-
thorized TO employ as many persons Of
African descent as, he may deem necessa-
ry, and proper for the suppression of
this rebellion, and for this purpose he
may organize and use them in such man
ner as he may judge best for the public
welfare.
Sec II. Ana be Il further enacted, That
the President of the United States is
hereby authorized to make provision for
the transportation, colonization, and set
Element, in some tropical country be- ond
the limits Of the United States, of such
persons Of the African race, made free by
the provisions of this act, as may be will
ling TO emigrate, having first obtained
the consent Of the Government of said
country TO their protection and settle
ment within the same, with all the rights
and privileges Of freemen.
Sec. l3. Ind be il further enacted, That
the President is hereby authorized, at
any time hereafter by proclamation, to
extend to persons who may have partici-
pated in the existing rebellion in any
State or part thereof, pardon and amnes-
ty, with such exceptions and at such
time and on such conditions as he may
deem expedient tor the public welfare,
Sec. IA. And be Il further enacted, That
the courts Of the United States shall have
power TO institute proceedings, make Or
ders and DEGREES, issue process, and do
all other things necessary to carry this
act into effect.
Approved, July II, 1862.
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NIGHT POLICE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.


Slsrjg--Jamcs NJ Hinton Deputies-Thomas Hob
son and ] X. Buchanan
Registcr-Phineas Garrett.
T1isfec-W. Jasper Taylor
Corone---N II Belchor
Ronger-John Corbitt
RereHuo Collector. G, Briey.
Railroad 1ar CoHector--W d. Robertson.
Constable, Jor he Nashville Dishict-,Iohn D. Cover
and J. r. Newman
COUNTY COURT,
Judys-Hou. James WhItworth.
Clerk. Lindsey Niohol.
81 The Judges Court meets Che Hrst Monday in
each month, aud The Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates OF the County, is held the nrst Mon.
day in January, April July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT,
Judgs-Hon Nathaniel Baxter.
Cisrk--Dpyld c, Love.
AS- The Court meets the fret Monday in March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judge--Hon William X. Turner.
Clerk-Chares H. uggons.
e. The Court meets the arst Monday iu April Au.
gust aud December
cHANCERY COURT,
Choncsllor-lIon. Samuel D, Friorsou,
Clsrk aud Ml1icr-I. r. Glcayes.
e. The Court meets the nrst Monday in May and
November.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY DiRrcToRY-C Continued.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS.


Headquarters on High street. Gen Dumont
commanding.
observation-disclosures on Summer street or.
Ford's rosidenoo.) Capt Green, A. A.G.
Por6d Notwithstanding on Church street
(Female Academy.) Col. Stanley Matthews.
Chic6 Assistant Quartg7aasisT - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, dodge Cairon's resdence)
Capt. J. D. Bingham.
A''istaHf Quarternoaisr--ChaltsuOog Depo.-capt
r Stevenson.
assistant Qnarferrnusisr -- Vine street, near Mrs.
Polk's residence Capt. Il. n. Lamb
Assistant QHdrtcrJHasieT--No, 81, Market street
Capt. }. Hale
Cliet CoHmissary Headquarters, No. 10, Vine 81.
Capt Macfecly.
CoD7Hiuary Of SuBsistsnos--BIoad street Capt. s.
Little
Aotiag C,pmiis'ory Of SubsisteHos-Corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Director-Summer street, (Or Fords old
rcsidonCc) Surgeon, f. Swift,
Medical Purrgor'S OGloo-Churoh street. Masonic
Building. j r. PIRTIE, Surgeon, 9Th Kentucky 10.
fantry, Acting Medical puroyor.
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The Richmond Inquirer says thirty Of
the negro stealing Yankees, Of McClol-
lau's army, recently visited the farm Of
DR. Richard Eppes, on James River. and
stale 81 negroes, which, added TO 40
previously stolen, deprived Dr. Il. Of
every negro he owned, except 10, which
had been previously removed by him.
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The New York Post says there is now
80 great a demand for labor Of every
kind that il is next TO impossible to in
duce men to enlist. A few days since,
one Of the contractors on the Coney
Island Railroad advertised for fifty la
borers, offering 81 2j per day, but not a
single applicant appeared.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

Persons ishing 10 send Freight and Packages by
tho Morning Trains OF the IoulsvLlE AM NAsu.
yiur, aud RAmvrLLE AND pEoArUR RAmBoAps.
must have ths same at the once by O'Clock h5
evening previous.
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PRoPosED TUNNEL-It is proposed 10
run a tunnel under the river 10 Chicago,
to accommodate the travel, which has
become too large for the bridges.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Louisville 4 Nashville R.R Train leaves at 7A5. AM.
De- orr. at $50, I'm.
Nashville n Decatur RR. Train leaves az 90, AN.
arr. at 100, Pm.
Nash. 4 Chat,auoog, RR Train lcayos at TO- 90, AN
DO Al 8g5.pN.
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The bold sailor boy Porter, who cap
turcd the Tubal Cain, will realize Sl8 ,7bO
prize money.
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(rns LINES on lrss 70 CONSTITUTE sQuAru)
70 ADVERTTSERS in DHrAIL

Advertisements occupying any special position ~
side, 20 per cent additional special position outside
10 per cent. .
AS- Advertisements Inserted In the Local Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line. 1
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon but every such change viii involve extra eX
pense, TO he paid for by the advertiser. ...'
Ni'- Adgatisers erceediag sspdoe contracted for ie
be charged for The ercess. ~. o..
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
When exceeding five lines, will be charged at the
usual advertising rates
Announcements of Candidates.
FoR STATE OFFICERS. 90
a. SOUNIf ..'.'''.'s''''.'s'......,. w
VII ss.s'..s.s .s.....'.s..... D w
Cash required in advance for all Advertisements,
unless by special agreement. #.-
We, the undersigned have this day adopted the
above rates. to which we bind ourselves strictly to
adhere.
Cab WIN. CAMERON, for the Union, q
JOHN WALLACE, Tor the Dispatch
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July H. 1863.
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TPrD11c Rrso1vr1ov-No. 54.l

TPUBLIc REsoLgTIoN-No. a.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary Of
"An act to suppress Instruction, TO
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and con6scate the property Of rebels,
and for other purposes"
RESOLVED By the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatUes Of the United States Of Ame,7cd
in Congress assembled, That the provisions
of the third clause of the fifth section
of AN act to suppress instruction, to
punish treason and rebellion, TO seize and
confscate the property of rebels, and for
other purposes" shall be so construed as
not to apply TO any act or acts done prior
to the passage thereof, nor to include any
member of State Legislature or Judge
of any Stats Court, who has not, in ac-
cepting or entering upon his office, taken
an oath to support the Constitution of
the so called "Confederste States of
America" nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con-
strued as to work a forfeiture of the real
estate of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Annroved Ju1v II 1880
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NOTICE.
FRYE, TODD & CO.,
No. 1a, PUnLIO sQUAmE.

just Received, PER Adams FKpross, FIsg LOf Of
Pocket Knives, Wallets, and
Porte Monnaies;
Also Choice lot m
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
J. Il MURPHY, Aour,
July lI-Im. ~ Public SQUARE, uoar che Cy Hyifi.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville, arrives Daily, $50 NJ.
" 90. . leaves I" T.45 AM,
Columbia, via T. & A. R.R arrives C.sO =.
" " leaves eco A. NJ.
sholbyyic, via n. & G. RR, arrives $50 PM.
4" leaves 4" 1000 AN.
Lebanon, arrives 12.OON.
leaves 4" SEQ p. T..
Memphis Mail, leaves Daily,va Louisville and Cairo.
POsT.oFFlCEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gordonsville Smithville
Watcrtown, Jennings Fork,
POST OFFICES ON LINE OF N. & G. R.R.-
Murfreesboro, Fosterville,
Jordans Valley, or shelbyyine,
Christana. Palmetto.
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CITY COUNCIL.

board Of AflstBai-M NJ Briou President j. Z.
Newman. q. A. j MayGold, I.G. scovol, VIM. Choat-
ham, }. Smith, NJ. q. l.. Claiborne and Jas. Robb
Common Counca-w r. Jones, Presidents william
Roberts, r. j. Yarbrough, VIM, Driver, WIN. stewart,
Louis Hough ". Mullins, James Turner, G. M. South
gate A. J. Cole Jas Davis, Andrew Anderson, J. b.
Knowles, aud John cready.
STANDING COMMITTEES oT um CITY COUNCIL.
Finanoe-Knowles, scoyel and Cole.
Wafer Works-Auderson Smith and Claiborne,
Streets -Yarbrough Turner, southgate Dayis, Brien,
Mnyaed Cheathnm and Claiborne.
WzarC-Newman, Stewart aud Turner.
Hospital-Jones, MayGcld and Sloan.
Schools -Cheatham, Mayheld and Knowles.
Fire Deportuci-Cready Driver and Newman.
Gas-Drver, Cheatham aud Davis
Csmeieyy-Smith Stewart and Newman.
Market House Roberts, stewart and Turner.
Slrrcs-Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
laolics-Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
Sptings--Hough, Claiborne aud Dren.
Naturalization, MayGed and knowles
Improvements aud Expenditure scoyol and
Crcady.
Public Propeig-Brcn, Cheatham and Turner
Pest House-SayGeld, Jones and Roberts,
o. The Board OF Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month,
...... NIGHT POLICE. ....
Gpiain--John Baugh.
Firsi Lisuienant-wm. Yarbrough.
Second LicRionaHt--,oln II, Davis.
PoucemeH--wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da-
Wis joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, john Cottrcll William
Mayo, John Engles, j. w. Wright, John Pickett,
Robert SCOTT, " c. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Huitt.
So The Police Court h opened every morning at
nine O'Clock.
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labioson Conntg 9irtttorg.
CITY GOVERNMENT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, MarsLaL

Deputy Mar,luis-w " Wilkinson, A. G. Tucker,
aud James A Stoce.
Clerks ofhe MwLct-Iohn Chumbloy, sr-Q8cio hrsti
JOS L. Ryan second and John Reddick third.
Tao Ascaaor--W William Driver
Rerenue Coilect0r-A. -. Shankland
Water Tar Coilecior--E. b. Garrett
Treaswa---R. Horny
Wharf Nasier-Th1mas Leakc.
superintendent Of tho Workhouss-J q Dgdd.
Superintendent Of TIE Water Works--Jamcs Wyatt
chief Of the Fire Dspartmeat-Iohn NJ. soabury.
Ss1fon Of the Cemetvv-T. II Mcbride.
SiTcct Orcrseer- l., stewart.
or Attorney John Mcphsil Smith,
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=
B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COmsIIsSION MERCHANTS,
NO 9 COLLEGE STREET.
New stock lust received and for sale
low TO close OuI Consignments,
0ON Bbls Salt, for sale by
ZOO APPS CONNoR & BRO.
100 boxes SALT, for sale by
IOO apps Common 4 BRO.
OO apps Common 4 BRO.
AZ APPS Common & BRO,
~ apps Common BRO.
40 dozen BRooMs, for sale by
LcO APPS COMMON BRO
~ APPS Common q BRO.
OO APPS Common b BRO.
IL APPS Common BRO
IL APPS ' ' Common BRO.
/ IL APPS ooNNoR BRO
10 OSro: Yeast POWDERS for : seS p BRO.
20 casks SODA, for sale by ooyyop , RHO
100 gross MATCHES, for sale BY
Ok boxes Star CANDLES, for sale by
81 apps COMMON bRO
20 apS OoNNoR & co.
IA APPS APPS '-NAOAO' - SAFE Oy CoNNoR a BRO.
I'D APPS ''''''' 81 '"' v ooNNon a BRO
"a SPs '''' ~ '''' coNNoR 4 BRO.
< kits HERRING, for sale by
y APPS Common 4 BRO.
= APPS CoNNoR& BRO.
~ apps '' ooNNoR BRO.
10 ops Sps A''NA'Al' Tor sale S5EoNSoR BRO.
4 apps Common a BRO.
IG boxes dried Herring, for sale by
10 apps CONNOR 4 BRO.
10 sps ~ '' 3oNNoR 4 BRO.
Oh kegs NAILS, Tor sale by
! on APPS CONEOR 4 BRO.
EO bbls Crushed Sugar, for sale by
| ~ apps common A BRO.
IsJE bags MEAl, for sale by
/ 81 APPS CONNOR& BRO. .
IROO bbls FLOUR, for sale by
! COJO APPS COMMON BRO.
| on casks HAMS, for sale by
! ~ sps CONNO A BRO.
! ~ APPS Common h BRO.
! 600 bhls hnc POTATOES, Tor sale by
/ ZNJO APPS CONNOR & b RO. .
! 90 boxes fresh Garden SEED for sale by
! ~ APPS COMMON a BRO
! y bbls Onion SKIS, for sale by
= ans CUNEOR BRO
40 tiorces Canvassed HAMS, with a large lot OF al
! ~ sorts OF Goods which viii close out low, a
our old stand, No, College street. -...
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST ., 1862
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The Effect Of AboIitionisn in the Dis
trIct Of Columbia.

TIE Washington Chronicle, a paper pub
Iished at .he seat of Government, in its
issue of the 4th inst, thus described the et-
feet Of the abolition of sIaYery in the Dis
trict of Columbia:
The poor-house is now over-c crowded.
and therefore the Commissioners for the
Poor, &c, have beer obliged to refuse ad
mission TO many old and inhrm negroes,
whose masters refuse further to provide
Cor them. Authority should be vested in
some board of officers to take care of such,
as well as OF the young that have no prop
er guardianship, Fugitive negroes of like
character must be provided rim some
form, Right steps in this direction are
probably not impracticabIe, nor wiII they
prove very onerous and expensive The
contgabands at Green's Row are now fed
at the expense Of the Government. but
helpless free negroes are not. The latter
are toleraJiy clothed, but tbat resource
will not last long"
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More Glory for Honest Old Abe.

A correspondent Of the Chicago Times,
writing from Charleston, Coles Co., Hi,
nois, gives the following account Of the pov
erty and suffering Of President LINooLH' s
step~mother
I'm the adjoining room to where am
writing this article lies poor old Grand
mother Lincoln, " step mother to "Old
Abe, Now | hear her groans For
months she has Teen confined to her bed
with broken leg, causel by fall down a
flight of stairs. Did YOU suppose tlat
ABE" with his splendid, talented guests,
even thinks of this poor old woman Or,
do you suppose that he thinks Of her poY,
erty and wants while he is giving his rich
and costly parties at the White House /?
No. what cares he for bis poor old step.
mother since she can do him no more
good He is President of the United
States, and has right to neglect and for
get his poor relatives. Not a word or syl
liable can she receive from him, although
letter after letter has been written him
from this place. Has he sent her dime
or dollar TO help or supply her wants
No. Has he even thanked his poverty
stricken relatives who have all the care Of
the old lady for the kindness and attention
shown her? No! Does he ever think Of
her who, in gone-by days, devoted so
much time and labor for his benefit?
thiuk it very doubtful. Shame upon him,
we say. He should study the Scriptures
and commit to memory the verse /: "Re-
member thy father, and forsake rot thy
mother -
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Published AlrH ., 1862
CHAPTER 237.

IN ACT in relating to costs in certain
cases.
TIE people tie State Of Wisconsin, repre-
8sated IN Senate and assembly, do enact as
JoIIoIcS:
Section 1. No costs, disbursements IS or
officers fees, shall be allowed to or re;ov-
cred By the plaintiff, upon any judgment
which shall hereafter be recovered by him
in any action or proceeding now pending,
or may hereafter be commenced, to set
aside, vacate or annul any tax list, tax levy,
tax sale, tax certificate or tax deed, or any
act or proceeding whatever, essential to
render any tax valid, and to make the sale
and conveyance Of land for noHpayment Of
such tax legal and binding, or TO enirin or
restrain the collection of any tax bv the
sale of the land on which the same is lev
led, or 10 enjoin or restrain the execution,
issue Or delivery Of any tax deed, or TO ex-
tinguish or remove the apparent lien and
ircumbrance thereof from real estate eX~
cept in cases where such real estate was
not by law liable to taxation, or where the
acLo add ifCceedlhgS sought 10 be ahslHl
lei,yacated, set aside, enjoined or restrain
ed were had and taken solely to enforce
lie collection Of assessments specially made
upon real estate, pursuant to the provisions
Of the charter Of a municipal corporation,
for the improvement Of street, or some
other object Of a Ike special character.
Sec. 2. All statutory provisions incon
sislent with this ac:, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall be published
Immediately, and shall take effect from
and after its publication.
Approved April 7, 1862
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laid the foundation for future good. Time
passed on; :; my grog and Tobacco money
kept coming in. 1t was now hammer,
than saw then new auger, and another
plane bit-stock, &c, till now | have
an excellent stock of tools; and they are
not only a source of great profit, but solid
comfort in the bargain. | believe friend
Jones, IN giving up my grog and Tobacco
have been great gamer. Now, do you
not think you would do as we'll without
it."
"Johnson,' said Jones at length, after
protracted silence, II wish you had told
me of this long ago"
81 was afraid it might offend you; it is
a delicate matter AT best"
81 know it, but Edwin Jones is not the
man to be offended with neighbor for
friendly advice"
"Well," said Johnson, with look Of
extreme eradication, SITS never too late to
mend, and if you get in pinch where fif
ty Or a hundred dollars will be of use to
you, come 10 me-"
Mr.. Jones thanked his friend with q
suspicious moisture shining in his eye,
and shortly after took his leave. The
very next day he went to town, and in
stead of filing his brown jug and empty
box, lie brought home new augur, and
a proud and happy man was he at work
with his own tools. Time passed away
and he soon found himself owned Of quite
little lot Of implements. This operated
in many ways for good Now that he
had the ability to fix up bis building viii
out borrowing tools, he began to take a
certain pride in doing it. He reset lis
windows, rooted his bee-honse, built new
Dig-pons, tightened his barn, and in rainy
weather was never without a pleasant and
profitable employment. His COWS do not
break through the barn floor now, and they
give as mnch milk, his bees make as much
honey, his trees yield as good apples as his
neighbor Johnson's do, and all this is be-
cause he stopped his grog and tobacco ex
penditure, bought his tools, and left off de
pending upon his neighbors, and 50 he is
now happy, thriving and contented far
mer.
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CHAPTER pa.

An ACT 70 provide for the adjustment Of
the government. tax Of 1862
Tie Peopie Of tie state Of Wisconsin,
represented IN .Scnate and Is5emJiy, do
enact as tcLlogs
Section |. The governor Of Ills slate
hereby authorized and empowered to ses~
tie and adinst the lax levied upon aud ap-
portioned to this state, by an act Of Con-
gress passed at the extra session in Aug
ust, 1861: and for tie purpose Of liquid
aiing and paying to the government OF
the United States sad tax. the said Cover
nor is authorized and empowered 10 set off
and transfer 10 tie said United States gov
eminent, any and all sum OF sums which
may be due and owing 10 this state from
the United States government, for the
purpose Of providing a military force 10
aid IN protecting and defending couslitu-
ton and the union" or which may IN any
manner be due 10 this stale for expenses
incurred for assistance rendered The gene.
raj government during the war, so far a.
may be required to liInidate and oay such
tax.
ser - In case TIE ii1 iChit't Ii pm ~i.tl
appoItoned to this state, hy tie proVis-
ions Of the act Of Congress mentioned in
section one Of this act, shall not be settled
and adjusted prior to the second Monday
in October next, then and in that case.
there shall be levied and collected for tho
year 1862, a state tax sufficient to pay the
said tax required 10y the general govern
ment, together with the interest accruing
thereon and The secretary Of s'ata shall
apportion said tax among the several coun
ties Of this state, on or before the second
Monday in October next, Which tax shall
be certified to. collected and returned in
the sans manner a. other state taxes; and
the amount collected by ths provisions Of
this act, is hereby appropriated for the pa,-
ment Of the government tax indicated by
section one ol this act
Sec. 8. Tu:s act shall take efleo. AMI
be in force from apd after its passage.
Approved April 5, 1862
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CHAPTER H23


AN ACT to provide fnr the payment Of
court expenses, where a charge Of verue
is had
Tie people IF the State Of Wisconsin, rcp,
resented IN TIE .Scnatc and Assea,JLu,
do enact as foliorS:
Section /. In al eases where a charge
Of venue, in any civil or criminal action,
shall be allowed by anv circuit court or
judge, pursuant to law, and The place Of
trial Of such action shall he changed, (cX-
copt in cases where such change is made.
because the action was not brought in the
proper county, the county in which such
action was commenced, shall pay to tie
county in which the same shall lie uied,
the following expenses, arising ont Of said
change Of venue, TO wit: T>t. Tie per
diem fees allowed to tie clerk in term
2d. Tie per diem fees allowed by law to
the sheriff, under Sheriff and deputies &C.
tuaIIy III attendance upon said court; 81.
The per diem fees allowed by law 70 tbs
petit jurors actually in atteudance upon
said court h. The legal fees Of all Wit
nesses actually subpenaei OF in attendance
upon said court or sworn upon lhe trial of
any criminal action the te Of such off
cels and jaro's 70 he estimated fur each
day and parl Of day, not less than half OF
a day, occupied in trying or disposiug OF
any action.
Sec .. 1t shall be the duty of tho clerk,
at or before the close of any term at Which
any such tria' shall be had, to make cut
I
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LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
IPubiished AprI :, 1862 ]
CHAPTER oil.

CHAPlER I'll.
AN ACT 10 amend section "A 81 eaapte.
100 OF the revised statutes. entitled 'ot
offenses asoinSt property"
THE people Of ne State Of H1sconsia,
represen ted in Senate and Assembly, Dc
enact as folloses,
Section /. Section forty four Of chapter
one hundred and sixty five of the revised
statutes is hereby amended so 10 to read
as follows, viz: Every person Who shall
willfully and naHciousiy Kill, MAIN or dis
figure any horses, cattle or other beast of
another person, or shall wiifuly and mas
liciously administer poison to any such
beasts, or expose any poisonous substances
with the intent that the same may be ia
ken or swallowed by them, or shall will,
fully and malciously destroy or rinjure the
personal property Of another, in any man
ner, or by any means not particularly men-
toned or described in this chapter, shall
be punished by imprisonment in tie coun-
ty Jail, not more than two years nor less
than three months, or by fine, not exceed
ing five hundred dollars nor less than fifty
hoIldIS pFCtf4ei, tiiaL IN case sNCA prFSo-
nal property shall not exceed the value Of
three dollars, such person or persons shall
be punished by fine, not less than FIVE nor
more than fifteen dollars and in such case
every justice Of the peace shall have cor
current Jurisdiction in lis own county, with
the circuit cour.."
Sec 2 This ac, shall take effect and be
in force from and after It's passage and
publication.
Approved April 5, 1862