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warrant, and cause the person SO selling,
furnishing or giving away said liquor, to
be brought forthwith before him; and
such proceedings shall be had in the case,
in all respects, as would have been had if
the person so offending had been regularly
prosecuted before such justice for such Of
fence. And any person resisting the ar.
rest or detention of such Indian, SO found
intoxicated by any of the persons aforesaid,
authorized by this act to make such ar
rest, shall De liable to the same penalties
as are provided by law for resisting a
sheriff in the execution of legal process.
Sec .. This act shall be in force and
take effect from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved April 5, 1862.
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Published April -, 1862.
CHAPTER ans.
Approved April 5, 1862.

AN ACT to provide for the relevy of taxes,
the collection Of which has been pre-
vented by ilregularity.
T he People Of the State Of WISCONSIN, represented in
Senate andAssenably, do enact foHows:
Section /. Whenever the treasurer of
any town, village or city in this state, shall
be prevented, on account Of any irregulari-
ity or informality in his warrant, or in any
part of the proceedings relative to such
tax, or on account Of any clerical error or
mlsdescription, from collecting the taxes
IN the warrant included, Or any part there
of, the taxes SO remaining uncollected shall
be assessed against the same person or
property in the next succeeding year; and
if it shall be necessary to supply any omis-
sion or correct any mistake in the pro-
ceedings, the proper officer, person or body,
shall supply such omission or correct such
mistake before the time for making out
the warrant for the next year; and she
clerk of such town, village or city shall,
in making out the warrant to the treasu-
rer in the next succeeding year, include
the amount of the tax for the previous
year. placing the same in a separate col
umn, but adding it 20 the total
Sec. 2 The provisions of sections 8
and 4 of chapter 1877 Of the general laws
of 1861, are hereby extended to cases in
which the county treasurer shall, before
the sale, ascertain that any lands ought
not to be sold, and shall refuse or be pre-
vented from selling the same, by reason of
any informality or irregularity in the pre-
yious proceedings: provided, it appears
that the land was justly taxable, and the
tax authorized by law, and is legal in sub
stance.
See, 3. When it shall appear that any
one Or more of the different items of tax
assessed against any tract or person, for
any one year, are illegal in substance, and
the officer charged with the collection
thereof shall be thereby prevented from
collecting taxes against such tract or per-
son for that year, the amount Of taxes for
that year, deducting the items so appearing
to be Illegal, shall be added by the clerk of
the proper town, village or city, to the tax
assessed against the same part [tract]
or person, for the ensuing year, Included
in the total, but placed in separate col
umn
Sec. 4. The provisions Of this act shall
apply to the taxes of 1861, as we'll as to
those Of subsequent years.
Sec 5. In case the collection Of any
tax shall be prevented by the judgment of
any court, on account of informality or II
regularity not affecting substantially the
whole tax, such tax, or so much thereof as
may not have been adjudged Illegal in sub
stance, shall be adeed as aforesaid to the
amount Of tax next to be assessed against
the same tract Or person. after the final
Judgment Of the court
See. 6. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage and publication.
Approved April s. 1862.
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Published April II, 1862,

AN ACT to regulate the keeping and man.
agement of slaughter houses in this
state.
T4s People Of The stgte Of Uisconsn represented in
Senate ami ASSeInbiy, do enact as toilot5s.
Sec. /. Hereafter it shall be unlawful
Tor any person or persons to erect, main
tain or keep a slaughter house, upon the
banks of any river, stream or creek or to
throw or deposite any Of the carcasses or
offal therefrom, in or upon the banks of
such river, stream or creek, which shall
flow through any city or Incorporated vii
lage in this state.
Sec, 2. The word g bank as used in
the preceding section, shall be construed
to mean any land which shall have a d.
rect contingency to such stream and
slaughter house therein mentioned.
Sec. >. Whoever shall erect, maintain
or keep slaughter honse, or shall Opposite
any carcass or offal thcrefrom, in or upon
the banks Of any river, stream or creek,
contrary to the provisions of section one
of this act, shall forfeit for every such Of
tense sum not less than fifteen dollars ::
and the mayor of every city, the president
OF every incorporated village, and the
chairman of the board of supervisors in
every town, in which said slaughter houses
shall be located or conducted as aforesaid
which have power to and shall cause the
same to be immediately removed.
Sec, 4. Every public officer aforesaid
who shall knowingly permit any slaughter
house to be maintained or conducted con-
trary to the provisions of section one of
this act, shall forfeit for every such offensc
the sum of fifteen dollars.
See, 5. This act Shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 5, 1862.
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Published April II, 1862,
CHAPTER ESQ.


AN ACT to amend section nineteen of
chapter three hundred and eighty-six of
the general laws of the year eighteen
hundred and sixty, entitled AN Act to
amend chapter eighteen of the revised
statutes, entitled of the assessment
and collection of taxes, approved March
eighteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
nine, as amended by chapter two hun
dred and ninety-fve of the general laws
Of eighteen hundred and sixty, approved
March thirty-frst, eighteen hundred and
sixty; published as amended, in accor-
dance W tn the requirements of section
two of said chapter two hundred and
ninety-fve"
he People Of The State Of Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and assembly, do enact as foHo,eS:
Section l. Section nineteen of chap
ter three hundred and eighty-six of the
general laws of the year eighteen hundred
and sixty, is hereby amended by inserting
after the word "ward. " in the fourth line
of said section, the following words, to-wit ::
" and shall designate the piece, parcel or
tract of land in the town other than village
on which the owner, occupant or other per-
son liable to taxation, resides"
Approved April 7, 1862.
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[ Published April II, 1862. I


AN ACT to suppress the sale of iatoxiea-
ting liquors to Indians.
The People Of The State Of IPsconSja represented in
SENATE and assembly. do e,sact as .JaHoos-
Suction /. Whenever any Indian in
this state, belonging to any tribe under
the care or guardianship OF the United
States, shall be found in state of intoxi-
cation, it shall be the duty of any sheriff,
deputy sheriff, constable, justice of the
peace, Indian agent, or any employee of
an Indian agent, within this state, with
out warrant, to apprehcni the Indian 50
intoxicated, and take aud retain him in
custody, at the expense of the county in
which he is SO found, until, in the opinion
OF such officer, the Indian so retained shall
become sufficiently sober to testify proper-
ly IN a court ofjustico, and as sooa as NAV
be thereafter, bring him before some ius-
tiee OF the county; and such Indian so
found intoxicated, shall, on oath, before
such justice, disclose the place where, and
person of whom the liquors SO producin%
amortization was obtained aud all the cir
eumstanccs attending it aud on the refu
sal or neglect of such IaJlian to disclose,
he may, BY such justice, be committed to
the common jail of the comfy in which he
was SO found, until he shall so disclose, or
BY said justice be discharged And in
case said justice shall adjudge from the ev-
idence, that the sale, furnishing or giving
away said liquor, was an offence, as proyi-
ded in section one of chapter So of the re-
yised statutes, be shall forthwith issue his
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
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There is condition of the female system in vIicb
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Pills sent by mail promptly by enclosing price to any
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Mtatertolrm 8ept,blieal1.

}. B.-Emerson Etberage, in his recent
speech at Nashville, said 81 am not
superstitious gentleman, yet allow me to
tell you that shall always keep clear of
the initials ]. B. J. 3. stands for John
Breckenridge; J. B. stands for James
Buchanan; J. B. stands for John Bell /;
J. B. stands for Judah Benjamin and,
without intending to be offensive, I will re-
mind you that J. B. stands for John Bull
SwINDLING.-A marketman at Cairo, a
few days since, was swindled out out of
his vegetables and articles, which had a
tendency to excite his ire to considerable
extent. He told the commanding officer
there if the Angel Gabriel stopped at Cairo
there would be no resurrection.
Why" asked the officer.
" Because the people would swindle him
out of his horns before he had time tc
make single toot. -
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Jefferson County Circuit Court
John Q. Hull and Norval J. Aplin as Executors of
the last Will ard Testament of Thomas Michel ~
ceased, Plaintiffs
against
Edward r. Evans, and Sarah Evans his wife Uenrv
j. Nazro, John Nazro, George Laekie. Daniel Homes
Adolphus Hunt and Henry Klemer, Defendants
IeY VIRTUE and in pursuance of judgment of
- foreclosure and sale, heretofore entered in the
above entitled action, shall the 23rd day of June
A. D. 1862, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Fx
change Hotel in the Second Ward ofsthe CITY of Wat
ertown in the said County, offer sale and sell at
public auction, lot number two ~ in Block number
Twenty two (2 in the first Ward of said City, as des
ignated Cole Bailey and Co.'S Recorded Plat of the
Village. (new city) of WATERFRONT.
Dated Hatertown, March 18th, 1862
SAMUEL BAIRD Referee
Enos & Hall, PlTs Attys
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disease. cold settles somewhere in the body and OBJ
struCts its natural functions. These, if not relieved
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
ducing general aggravaton, suffering and disease.
While in this condition, oppressed by the arrangements
take Ayers Pills, and how directly they restore the
natural action of the SYSTEM and with it the buoyant
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Statements from leading physicians in some of the
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IN her hair. After child cured, she also tried
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The GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY

manufacture new and improved Shuttlemacbipa
(No y making stitch alike on both sides of+b 81
rlcior Idilers Boot and Shoe Makers Carriage Trim
mers Saddle and harness makers. and will also sow
equaiiy Wen on muslin or marseiles. This new ma
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Inc attention Of the public is respectfully re-
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GEM a.
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.

Published in conformity ruth The lar IN such
case made and prouided; i. G. Sections
81 aud 80, Chapter 6, of the Reyiscd
Statutes.
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Grinding Mill.
Three Ma chimes in one
Patented No0. s, 1859, by NELSON
BURR, of Illinois.

1t It is adapted to horse power, Steam, Water or
WIND Power. 1t is capable of grinding from 20
bushels per hour, and crushing from 10 30 bushels
OF corn and cob per hour 1t viii shell from so to rs
bushels of Corn per hour. 1t is simple in its con-
structon, weighs about 800 lbs, is strong and dura-
bic, being made entirely of Iren The grinding SUR
faces are also very durable being chilled iron hard
as hardened cast steel, ard when out re-
placed for the trihiDg of FIFTY CENTS, thus
coming the great objection to Iron Mills MiIlers
viii do well to examine this Mill and adopt it for
Feed Mill, lnasmuch as the grinding surfaces are re-
placed at much less cost than is required to keep
Stone Mill in order, say nothing great saving
in power and cost of 5IIl. John Warne of DuPage
Co.. Illinois, says in letter to US. January 49, 1860
EiBurr's cOmbin cd Mill purchased YOU works to
my entire satisfaction, and [ cheerfully recommend
these Mills to Farmers AS THE BEST Farm Allin use.
The combination is of great value. Mill isin fact
all you represent it to be-
1t took the First Premium at the Illinois Statefar
We respectfully invite all tn ose in want of good
Farm Mill and Corn Shelter, to call the proprietor
at DelaVan, Walworth Co., Wisconsin, where a Mill
can be seen in operation before
Retail Cash Price of Mill for Farm 500 A lar
ger mill can be furnished at proportionate prices
State and County Rights for sale. Good Agents. with
satisfactory references, wanted to sell Mills and Right
Apply to the Proprietor Delavan, Wis
re- Can be seen IN operation at the Machine Shop
of Otis Hall Co. Watertown.
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A Card from Elias Hoace ,Jr

Alpersons are cautioned not to make aim or
use any Sewing machines which sew from two spoo1s
ana make the stitch known the Grover & Iaker
stteh, unless the same purchased FROM the Gro
yer Baker Sewing Machine Company or their
September 10, 1876 F %
sald Company and their Lcenses, alone are legal
y au'hoTlzed under their own patents, and my said
and sell this kind Observing Machine and all Others
are pleacies upon my said patent, and will be dealt
WITH accordingly, wherev er found.
Ne" YORK. ELIAS HOWE, JR.
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Washington, D. G., 7th Feb, 1856. J
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THROUGH = TICKETS

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Fare as low as by any other route.
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Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Relax, Worms

IIOHt DI ]. Q. bTetIt, q LHtcHy0
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CkIRT Moreen- Dxab and white at
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rheumatism, Cont, Neural Sia, Drop
sv. ParafysFs. Fits, etc.


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Price, Is cents per Box, or 5 Boxes LOT -
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER 8, co, Lowell, Mass
SOLD BY
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$50 EACH.

furnish FUR aud explicit directions for using
them Each machine. when sent out Is in perfect
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$50 EACH.

/ These machines used throughout the country.
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/ doubtedly, the most economical. best made, and
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