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iournei to L. o'clock to-day, when the del
egatcs will rc-assenlble at Bryan Hall, to en-
gage in practical discussions, and for the tran-
saction Of important business. At 10 Q clock
this morning. the delegates will assemble at
The store Of Wheeler 4 Wilson, Oh Lake
street, whence they will proceed in carriages
10 visit the principal places Of interest in the
ci1y. This evening, at ~ o clock the delegates
will partakc Of dinner at the fremont
! House, thus closing up the proceedings Of the
| Convention with an agreeable social gather
ing.
, Ladies desiring tickets Of admission to the
Hall to-day, can have them by calling at Mr.,
II Chittendcn's store,
{ We find it impossible to give, this morning,
! a list Of delegates in attendance on the Con
: | yention, but will do go in our next issue We
. notice That the following towns are repre-
eentcd:
Aurora H.. Atlanta. H.. Augusta. H.. Angols
n Ill. Amboy, IL, Baraboo. Wis, BFoatlhead, Wis.
!: Beloit, Wis.. Beardstown, III, Beaver Dam. Wis.
Felviderc ILL.,, Blpe leland. Crystal Lake. III.
l. tharirston, H., Columbia City; Ind. Columbus
t bns city. lows Council Dluffs Iowa, Champaign
Monss 10 s,RR iowa % psbnese % iowa ala Deton t Des
L. van wis. Darlington, Wis, Elgin, Ill, E1Paso, III.
Is Earlvfue ILL.,. yvire, Iowa Farmers Grove Iowa
z, Fond dn Lac, Wis. Fort Atkinson. Wis, Fair
Il Held Iowa. GaleDa. H., Galesburgh, Ill, Geneseo
C. H.. Geneva. Wis. Goshen, Ind, Green Ray, Wis
nc Gr1eeeyi1le. H., Grinnen. Iowa, Hennepfn. III
Or HcnrJ, H. Bavana, H.. Huntington, Ind, low
ae City. iowa Jacksonville. H., JerscJyille1 III
ii ! Jcdereon, Wis, Joliet, H., GAINESVILLE. Wis
by Kcwanec H., KcnoEba- Wis. Eendanyil1e, Ind
O. Kltourre City. Wis Keokuk. Iowa, Knoxville
Of Iowa, Lcayenworth, Kansas, Lisbon, III, Laeoz
n. Lincoln, H.. L. Porte: Ind, La Crosse: Wis
n1 nh lima Ind a Sale. I'LL. LII
noflc, I'll, Lyons, Iowa, Lodi, Wis: Macomb y
le Mel ansboroueh. H., Mineral Point, Wis. Mich
,a1 Monticello Ind. AcGIegor, Iowa, Monroe. wiz
re, Monmouth, n, Mount Sterling ~, Mantene; y r.
Of Eapcrrihe. III, Newark, Ill. Ottawa, !h., osk
gu ! loose. lows. Onion Grove iowa. Oakland. III
an PrlEseson. Vie: Peoria H. Plainfcld NJ. Pari
he H., Plano, ~, PRINCETON H.. Perm: IEd., Pel
Iowa. Pontiac H., Preston, MINI. Portage Cit
for Vie, QUINCY. II, Rockford: n, Reeince, Mis
ye~ ReedshnEg, VII, Sandwich; II: Sycamore. q q
Sparta, Ill.,. Stevens Point. Wis., Sterling, H.. sh
rfs. boycsn, Wis, Saut St. Marie, Mich, sigour,e
die lows, Tennessee III, Tipton. Iowa, Fa1parais
Wabseh, Ind, Watertown. Wis, Warren, q
aga Wilmington, H., Waukeehs, Wis. Waterloo: IN.
psd whitewater, Wis, Woodstock. H.. WaFsaW, Il
il West Milton, Wis, Whitehall, H., WayetIy, IoH
ia W;ncls, Ma, N'abashaW. big,
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VH7 ANTED-A Cook in private
w flniiy Gpod wages VIII be given to CON-
netrnt woman that come well Recommended Ap-
nix 10 S1;i Ontario street. deI7yHff-yt
, 1862-12-18

WANTED-A Boy, we'll recon-
~ mcndrd. to do office work. Apply Mt 2IS Ra
bash nvenue- between the hours of . and2-
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w A N r E D-Cabinet Makers.
" Wanted at soath Dend. Ind, thirty. Q. forty
;ood Cabinet Makers, to whom constant Eok, pzo,pr
:ERT & SAMPSON. IS Lake street. or ClfAs E. LOW
:IJ4 4 co EnutA I3Enti. In53. tici3SAhl-sTE
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people ahrosd we win also teach practically the
c merit Of our inventionat home and thereby more
' much atont Sewing Maehinss as those OF us whe
bot nS RaSe tsssc,sss IL Ss'' poaea tsfa ~'9s
:, with the necessary, machinery for making the
garments Of thciz soldiers and know turther
l. % Ses,. son wona sci, md thes ali would posses:
1t Of ] Europe. ne let thcm learn as beetthey nsy
Tou arc here and We viii therefore improve tht
"a opportunity TO have Jon understand SEWN;
~ a1oG' them. and then they will and must hay.
d This will be the best safeguard against imposi
ton upon the people. h5 the Senders Of any worth
1ees n'ashinc as Xon can 1a1} sh9M J teE s ar
- represent the merits OF good machine
n ORIGIN OF AAcn1SEnx FOR sEwEso-
A. This invention. although made practical With
C. the past few 5ears. was not produced in day
IT ceiycd ard accomplished at once.
1e These inventions Of great magnitude are ns1
ID ally commenced VIII & s,s ,asa ante r remote not
u adding century to century Of thought to pe!ft!
is and render practical; resulting G m9st geaeIally
m never dared imagine could hnye bscn accompshc'
S. Look at the steam engine Of 1Gas, the time it y:
aebnes7 ade to the
lis | mott Important parts having been added BY 50
r. | recdur inventors and 1mprpyrre. Contrast Il
It | steam engine Of the 18th century. only used Il
ad pumping water, OF which the Florence flask II
en- he 1ather idea with the steam engine OF the ~
e.: century, almost Ill powerful and you see how,
NJ a simple idea f1st suggested. man gradually pr
at grcencs. though it may be through centuries
nj fime. in the perfection Of any one invention
franklin caught electricity on Kite string. a
T to-day ne hare the telegraph.
% So the Sewing Machine has gradually develop
or itself for century, and in our uay and in ourgeI
he ration, our people have made itprsctical
N~ Inropsse now to chow the origin and gradt
~, production Of apractica1 Sewing Machine:
t}c- The Grst attempts at sewing by machinery NC
as would naturally be tho case, Close limitations
| the operations peculiar to baud sowing, athou
tee there were combinations then made in nccb:
a | ica1 parts which were fchtures essential to
IL most improved sewing machines.
eel Ancient tamb0ufing machines were Used
,or making figures 4pon fabrics, to be afterwards
.e'' moved and sewed upon; Others combined the q
4 as pointed needle with some other devices u
ito found IN sewing machines.
ley, F. WieBeutha1 Of Engsand ard covered the nee
~ | enda.
at 3 This mode Of construction injured its pass
cact way through the cloth without being tur1
around. ard xas uaed for hand embfoderY and
&rjy Of iat:1es. to ahow f<pn Nhat smaU be-
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q. G. shun,way, esq, and Of paying tribute
ofrcspect to his memory
The meeting was called to. order by H T.
Helm, Esq., and on his motion Hon. George
Manicrrc vas called to tho chair, and James
T. Root appointed Secretary.
Judge Mauicrrc upon taking the chair feel
inclY announced the object for which the
gathering Lad convened He alluded to the
frequency of these occasions within few
years past, and Of the many vacancies nov
existing in the ranks Of. the Chicago bar
created t,y deaths renorsclcss hand.
Mr.. Il T. Waite, who had for several yearl
been law partner Of the deceased, then ad
dressed the meeting aud paid an eloqucn
tribute to Lis memory.
From Mr.. Waite's address &c publish tn
following data Of his life and career:
He was born at Granville Washington County
New York, and 1As educated at Uniou College, All
law III B,,1a1o under tia uaclc. Hon HoEatio shum
way. His course Of legal study was thorough an
ryrte1aatie fo5 It va IL ths H. dsss ~ whsn m qsh 5 wa
mission hr returned to his native county and for
ahn. time engaged in the practice of his profession
fulncss about 1873 be removed to Chicago Hc cr
tsrd 0r sA0Ft aes 1@e r 9ans Of on
love of whom is cherished in I'll our hearts. 3
then opentdan Office alone. and 90 continued y
about 1sss when be FORMED partnership Tith n h
continued till the death. in 1855, Of Edward
himself to all the profession by hi
apy 3,c s9nsq @ si gs asa %Ren It sns ea
s fss ssfS sss' sne ST. 81
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" ANTED-5oO AGENTS, to sell
w the largest, best aud cheapest PRIZE PACK
AGES IN te world eontalang creo Of eu5 great com;
lIoy'es ro!es for The game q chess noyei and an
interesting pscRsgen great demand among he soldiers
Send for tircn1arS. {. ". DESN & CO..
drI5-I f31 clark street Chicago
, 1862-12-18
WANTRp3
.AkTEGLERISTs
For the Lake County Battery Capt. BoTCE. aow OF
sanlzug ut Naukegnn.

Nv ANTED--An active business
tnan who has had ten year: experience 81 book
keeper and S1esMaR. hi different branches OF ercau
tile business would like situation In either capacity
References good. address Box 4tij. Chicago P o.
de15-y1624t
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MAsos1c-At thc animal conyoeation Of
Washington Chapter No as, r. a. NJ, held
on Friday evening, the 18th inst, the follow
inu officcre were elected for the ensuing gear:
y. NJ. Egan, high Priest: M. " Huntley, ,King :,
). y. Morris. Scribe; G; 3; Gibson, G. Of E: Z.
Doulittlc. treasurer, S. Z. UnderhiI1, Secretary
+. Button, g. M Of ID v; ). E. Claque, 6: M: OF
81 r.: 3. F. Robbins, g. n, Of 1st Y; T. Taylor. ,
Chsplain; Il. CIeayeand- II. RJeeson. r. l.. Hnrl-
but. Stewards, ]. r Hatfield. Tyler.
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at McNsl]y b Co.. 81 Dearborn street -.
w aPhysician's Visiting List and 81 Diary"
for 1853, Also, THE Household Expense Book,
very convenient article for hoasekeepers. For
sale at McNaly'e g. Co., Ct Dearborn street
T l. choice collection Of Oil Paintings at auc-
ton this evening at seven o'clock. Gilbert &
Sampson Hill sell at theiK Eals1ooms, no, Is, hJ
, 1862-12-18

GA1ESA AND CHICAGO UNION RAnEoAD--The
following are the earnir.s OF the Galena and Chi
caco Cnion Railroad for the week ending Dec Is:
, 1862-12-18

Go 10 TIE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT i SrRAT1oN's .
CH1cAeo CohNEnc1cL CoL13aE, to get = thorough
@,.,.,eps nf5prnfYnr
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was Dearborn and 1a0 South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places in the city foreye'r
and cleaning ladies' and gentlenen's clothing.
Cook l. McLain, proprletors.
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Encamped in the Mud.
February 261h.

The following funny inci!eut of camp
life in the mud i. from a private letter OF
an officer iu regiment stationed near Al
exandria:
s'After concluding my consultation will,
DIR -, in Washington city, set out
on my return through mud knee deep
Presently nigh came on and literally fell
nv WAY through the mre Once hitting
NV foot from one hole Ia plant it in anoth-
er further on. il !ii not seem 80 weight,
AS | expected, and on close inspection
found j, minus the boot | tried TO find II,
but alas n" trace of it could discover in
he smooth brown lake that had c.o-ed
over il. Looking round in despair. | p-r>
ce,vei dim ligh. hear. am. cropping my
WAY through a cluster of trees. | came to
The door OF kind farmer, who loaned me
lantern and stick with which .uccee
del III fishing out the lost boot
continued III, journey. Finding my
self near the camp congratulated ,nvsei
upon my good Torture, whe" bump. had
,nn fla, agsn-, tree. IIalIoo tx
claimed. Hail"" yelled a voice over NY
head. Who's that, said l. Me, said The
voice What are you doing there, asked
I'm going to stay here ali night. for ] eau
find my camp. | was almost browne in
tho mud, lost both my shoes. and Pm Il
most frozs TO death. and hahn, got NJ
coun'ersign 10 pass guard. so this here
trees better than stickin' in the mud !
W hal regiment are YOU looking tor p
New jersey - he replied. What
that's my regiment. yelled out and hold
ing on to the poor boys roo>t. rosreI
and laughed TIL the poor fellow mp the
tree had to chuckle ia spite of himself
A Afer some persuasion induced him /,
come down and receive the counter>ign
aud pass into the camp, which was in y
stones throw of US He wa. too true ,c
his lri.h cunning 10 tell me his name, and
begged hard | would not tell the joke te
The bows, who ~"uIi never forget it,
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[ Published Fsbru .ry l9, loG21
Chapter 26.

AN ACT to amend chapter l43 Of The
General Lawa Of 1859, emitted. San
Act to prevent the sss Of unrips Gran.
berries"
The people of tie State of Hi.1onsia
represented an Senate and assembly doe.
act as t1iiows:
Sec. l Chapter IA of the General Laws
of 1859, entitled. An Act to prevent
the sal1 of unripe Cranherries i, hereby
amended by adding to section four The to-
lowing And may retain ali fines coiect-
ed from any person or pe's M under the
provisions of said chapter l43. and apply
the same TO the payment of the COS.
suit, and a!s"to the paymen, OF AL Iiab;li-
ties incurred by the county IN enforcing
said act ard said Justice shall, Al the
next annual session of the board Of super.
slsors of his county, present certified ac>
count of the costs and expenses incurred,
and when the same shall be properly au-
ditei and allowed he shall pay O, er 10 the
county treasurer any balance that may
remain in his his hands.
Sec 2. All monies collected hv any jus.
'ics OF The peace, IN pursuance OF the pro-
visions OF sal act and now remaining in
his hands, may be used by said justice Of
the pence in the payment Of such COSTA
and liabilities AS may have been hereto
fore incurred by bis county. in enforcing
the nct to which this is alDendatory
Sec. 4. All cranberries fnrnd IN the pos
Ses.lon of any person or persons i'll viola
ton Of the ac. {, whlch lh;, am.h u ie,ofy
aneaistoly. shall be liable to re zure aud
sale by the proper officers OF the county
the proceed' thereof to be applied to the
payment of cos.s and -xI euses as provid>
ed IN section one Of this Act and any per.
son or persons who may sell or purchase
..iI berries ~ aforesaid. shaI! no, be lia-
t'eto prosecution or fine, as provided IN
The act h.rebv amended.
Sec 2. This act shall take etf'ec, aud be
IN force from snd after Ii> ps>sage.
Approved February 10 1862.
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Published February 90, 1862
Chapter "a.

AN ACT to amsnd Chapter 81 Of the
General Laws of 1859. entitled "Al
Act in addition to thspter SIS Of the
Revised Statutes. emitted "of Alienation
by Deed of the Proof and Recording
Of Conveyances, and the canceliiDg can
ceiling Of Mortgages :"
The People of tie Slate Of Wi,eonsi,
represented IN Senate and As,embiy d. {"
act as -toIlows:
Section l. Chapter thirty seven Of the
General Laws of 1859. is hereby anende
hy adding At the end OF section one, tn,
words: "Ali Deeds heretofore specified
shall have the same force as evidence, anG
he recorded in The same MANNER and with
like effect. as conysvauces executed nnC
acknowledged in pursuance Of the provs
ions Of said chapter eighsy>six Of the lie
viseI Statutes
Sec 2 This act shall take effect and b.
in force from and after its publication,
Apptove.l Feb. l9. 1872
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Chantar %.

AN ACT 10 repeal section nine OF Chap
ter thirteen of The General Laws Of
THE Extra Session Of eighteen hundred
: and six:y-one, entitled AN Act to pro-
vide for borrowing money TO repel in.
vssion. suppress insu,rectiou, and de>
fend the state In time Of War"
The people of the State of H,,consi !:
reprssrnted IN Senate and AssemHy, 4.
snoct as fo!tows:
Section /. Section nine of chapter Is
Of tbel general laws Of ,hel extra session
IF eighteen hundred and Sky zone, enti.
tied AN Ac: 10 provide tor borrowing
money to repel invasion, suppres. insur-
rection. and defend the State in time of
war;" is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. All claims and demands az'st
The State for expenses and Disbursements
authorized by anv law of this state. and
which, by the laws Of the state, are paya.
ble ont Of the loan and the fuUd authorized
aud created bv the zct of which this is am
endatory, deLoninate1 he war fund, shall
be presented within one year from the
time the same shall accrue; and all such
claims and demands rs are not presented
for payment within one year from the time
the same shall have accrued, shall bs con :
sidsred as donated to the state.
Sec. 8 This &C. shall take effect irou
and after its passage and publication.
Approved February II. 1862.
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Published February %. 1921
Chapter Al.

AN ACT TO prescribe the manner OF ssrv-
ing notices in certain ca'es
The people of the state If Wisconsin
represented in Senate and assembly do en-.
act a, foliovs:
Section l. Whenever the Bank Comp.
srnlIe:' Of This State is required bv law TO
notify any tanklug association Of any de-
urscia,;on III the valne of the securities
transferred 10 the S:n,e Treasurer in trusi
by such association, he shall cause a writ
ten or printed notice, containing a state.
ment OF surh appreciation. and the amount
thereof. aud signed by him. to he I,er,on>
ally .srvei upon -uch cffire' Of such as.
so .ialinn. if 10 lie found within this State;
and if no snch officer cxn be found within
his State then such service nsv be mnds
Al the office or place Of business of such
s.sociator, upon any person in charge
thereof, if any such cffi e or place of bu-i-
ue,s can be found in this Sta'e; such .sr.
vice 10 be made tN sheriff "f sr;ne coun.
tv Of Ibis State II such sheriff shall certify
I. the Bank Comptroller that no officer,
or place of business Of such bat. king ss-o-
cia;ion can, after due diligence he found
IN this Slate, the sad Cunpuotier shnIi
fie such certificates in his office, aud shall
cause u cop. 81 such noli"e !" hr prb,i,i.>
ed i'll the STATE paper. a! Ie"s! one IN esch
week. f,r four -;.rr,,s-;ce weeks.
See 2 S1sh publication shall be deem
eh and taken IL be. and shall be held hv
all til. conr,s Of hi. >;ia;e, TO constitute
sufficient notice TO ,uv such banking
association of the facts therein c"ni.ir-d
ard set forth, ard shall authorize the
Bank Comptroller 10 proceed in all Ie-
.perts ii. he might hav. done had such no.
,ice been personally served upon the off
Ger or off, ets OF such banking as>ocisrion.
See. 8. 1t ia hereby made the duty Sf
nnv sheriff III thi. State. upon request OF
the IIa..k Comptroller. TO serve said no>
lir- in the manner provided for in this ac:
or in case OF his liability. sf er due lhqni-
rv. 80 fhl ally person on whom tn serve
it, to certify that fact. over his "ifiaial slg.
nature. to the sad Bank Comp ro.ler.-
! He shall b. entitled TO rereivs ths same
fees for his services as are fixed by law for
the service of The summon, in PERSONAL
actions. The State papcr shall be entitled
10 receive the same t~es that are now al
Lowell hv lsw for publishing legal notices,
for publishing the said notice
sec 4 This act slali he in force from
+ and after it's publication.
/: Approved February 20. 1862.
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Published Ftbrunry 10. 1862 ]
Chapter %.

AN ACT to repeal Chapter 2l0 Of the
General Laws Of 1859. entitled " An
Act to provide permanent township
School Library Fund"
The p'op'e Of the State Of Wisconsin
rp' essnted tn .Senote and Assembiy, DO en-
act as tniloaOs:
Sec 1. Chapter 21O Of the Gener.
Laws of 1850. entitled An Act to rr"-
vide psrmanent township school library
fund" is hereby Repealed.
Sec 2 All MONEYS set apart hv said
chapter 210, from the School Fund 10
come, is hereby transferred to the scl'o.
Fund Income, and shall be apporlioued a.
other schoo! moneys.
Sec g. All money. raised by section
two of ssd chapter 2l0, shall be trans
ferred TO and made part of the Genera
Fnud.
Sec. 4 All Acts and parts Of acts con
travening the provisions Of this act, are
hereby repealed.
Approved February Is 1862.
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Dproyed February Is. 1862.
Published FsJrunry Is, 1862
CHAPTER "a.

AN ACT 10 amend section thirty one OF
chapter one hundred and one Of tie
Revised Statutes, entitled "Of the pay
men, of debts and lrgacies Of deceased
persons.
The People of the STATE of Visconsin,
represented in S-nate and Asenlbly, do
enact as tollows.
Secriun Section thirty -on ne Of chapter
one hundred aud one Of the Revised Stat
tules. is hereby alne' de-! by adding there
to the following words, viz: "All the pr"
visions of this chapter relating 10 the eff
eel Of the appointment, the decision and
The report of commissioners to the ac-
ZION to he taken on the same; TO appeals
therefrom To the time linl Ell for The pre-
sen'slion "f all claims by creditors: Ia
the effect of failure To present claims with
in the time limited by the court tor ,ha,
purpose to the distribution Of assets. and
all other provisions effected by said sec'
tion thirty one. shalt appy and be in force
in all cases. when the Judge of the Conn
ty Cour, shal perform the duties of suci
Commissioners
See. 2. Section 81 of chapter 10l o
the R-viael s. .atutes, is hereby amends
by in.erting after the word "onitled" il
the second line. the words, land if tn
Judge Of The County Court shall not ~
in The place of Commissioners in the al
lowancs Of claims
Sec 8. This act shall take effec. and b
10 force from and after its passage.
! Approved February Is, 1862.
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For the Pilot.
Honor Due.

0OQU& 0VCs
Mr.. EDroR -
/. j. known to all that fatal malady
has been visiting. for the last two or three
months, with devastating hand, the houses
Of our citizens, leaving many vacant
little chair. and yoiding many pareus's
heart Could we look into the private
house. of our friends and n.ighbors just
now what contrasting visions would meet
our gaze. The disease has now nearly
spen, its force; here you behold perhaps
the wearied mother sleeping happily with
her rescued innocent in her bosom, spared
from the wild ravages Of disease. But. at
the next door. or.percLance We may look upon
the carried mother who has wept the
fountain dry the ii:t!e flower that filed
her heart is sna,ched away. The writer
ia one Of those whose little ones though
assslled by disease. have been spared -
Our community owes lis heartfelt lhauks
TO tho excellent skill, medical knowledge.
aud unrem,.tiug energy Of Doctor - J.
EAsroS. TO an extent which language in
its completeness fails to express During
the ravagss OF this disease he has had ali
incredible number Of little sufferers npon
his hands, and the writer has made dill
gen, AMI disin,eresred inquiries upon every
hand and from every source to learn his
success, and has not been able TO learn of
a siaqle desolated hearth in the Doctors
path. Where he has been called, the lit
tie hoa ers are still blooming in their fair
sweetness. and little feet have learned to
run aud meet his we'll known voice. Even
10 the Doctor wha, blessing this must
be! Those individuals (the select few
who have undertaken the ta,k Of driving
the Doctor from among us, ought 10 feel
rel ,iced ,Ela. they are SO select and so fe@
They are turning out something like the
foolish ram that tried 10 butt down the
strong walls Of Jericho.
Respectfully yours,
FRANCIS IALBOR.
February 26th
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Ch pter c7,

AN ACT 10 amend Chapter 40 of the
General Laws OF 1861 entitled An
Ac, to amend Chapter 1874 OF she Re-
vi,ed Statutes, entitled of Executions
and Proceedings supplementary there
to-"
The People Of the State Of Wisconsin.
represenfed IN Senate and assembly, do
enaet as t.tiors::
See. l. Section one of Chapter 140 Of
the general laws of 1861. is hereby amend
ell by striking out the words "as proyi
ded in this act." aad Inserting in lieu
thereof in the manuer provided by
law"
Approved February Is 1852.
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A Coop ONE--A Yankee and French
man owned pig in copnrtnership. When
killing time came they wished to divid.
the meat. the Yankee WAS very anxious
to divide it so that he could get both hind
quarters. and persuaded the Frenchman
that the best way TO divide it was to cut i,
across the back.
The Frenchman agreed to do it on cons
diiion that the Yankee would ,urn his
back. and take the choice of pieces after
it was Gu, into. The Yankee turned bis
back according y:
Frenchman-Vichv will you have. zepece
vil re tail on, or ze piece yiiou. 70 tail
on
Yankee-The piece with the tail on.
Frenehman Zen BY gar! yon can take
him aud | take ze ozrr one
Upon turning round, 'he Yankee found
that the French,nan had cut off the tai
ana stuck it in the pig. mouth.