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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
Published February 81, 1868 {
CHAPTER 10.

An ACT TO amend rhao.cr $50 OF the
general laws Of leo, entitled . an act
to loclte aud establish school house
SITES
?Ae reQplc Of tie state Of IL consia, re
presented IN senate and assembly, do
enact as fo|lovs::
SECTION L. Section ona of ch47ter
three hundred and twenty Of the general
laws Of 1860, is hereby amended, so As
to read a. follows: q" Whenever a school
district shall be unable to obtain lie school
house site selected or designated by a
naJ>glty Of tie electors at regular meet
ing, Oh accoun. Of the refusal Of the owns
er of the grounds selected TO sell OF lease
the sane, such site may be located and
established by the town board os superyi-
sors, vino are herebr c1ns:tute.l board
to ,ocate and establish school house sites
in tho manner hereinafter provided"
Soc. .. Section eight Of said chapter
three hundred anl twenty, is hershy
amended, so as to read as follows: When
ever the distric. is situated in two or more
towns, the board shall consist Of the III
pervsors Of each OF the towns in which
such district is situated"
Sec 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved Feb. 20. 1868.
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Published F,5ruary "a, 1863
CHAPTER II.

AN ACT to authorize certain parties to be
saoro and examined as witnesses in
thci; oua behalf.
TIE peop'e Of tie Sjate Of H'iseonsin, rep
receniert IN Senate and .fSse3sjty, 10 er.-
oct os 1oi.oses::
Sect.on l. IN al actions against suv
ship, boz. or vessel, now pending or which
iaar hereafter b. brought IN a0y Ct The
courts Of tina state the o3ner, a.-ent, con-
signes. master or other peTseo Interested
in such ship, boat or vessel, appearing and
dsiecdiag in such action. - tha plaintiff
or plaintiffs, nay he examined as 4 witness
in his, her or their own behalf, upon the
trial Of any such action, in like manner ~
in actions between individuals; anl ia all
such casas the plaintiff CT pia.n.iif- shall
give ihs notice Of the intended exsmina-
ton of party in bis own behalf, TO the
party or parties appearing and defending
in behalf Vi such ship boat or vessel
Where the examination Of the party de
tendinc is intended, he shsn give ike no.
tice 10 tie party plaintiff; In either ca.s
Ike notice shall be t!.e same AS Is required
By the laws Of this state, and mHy be serv
Ell upon the party or his attorney,
Sec 2. This act shai! take effect and oe
in force from and af;e' is passage AMI pas-
licaten.
Approved Feb. y, 1863.
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AN ACT 20 require the clerks Of the cir
cut courts III the several counties in
tb. state. TO certify to the secretary Of
state tie election Of justices OF the
peace il tLoi- respective counties.
The People Of the state Of Wisconsin, rs,
preseutel in senate aud assembly, do
enac, "a follows:
Section /. Il shall be the dnty OF ths
clerks Of the circuit coprts in the several
counties OF this sta,e, to make out and
transmit - .Ee secretary Of state, on or
before tre 6-s: day Of June, in each year.
(a) certified Ii. lists of the names OF all
persons vho, dur:ug ths wear Immediate
iy preceding, preceding were elected
justices OF ,ba peace ii their respective
counties, aal who caused their oiliclai
bonds to bz daily executed and flied. For
performing such services. each clerk #
the cour, dali bs allowed the sum Of two
dollars, payable from tia treasury Of his
county.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
ana after i,s passage AMI publication.
Approved F.t. 20, 1868.
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TPubHshed february q, 1868.
CHAPTER l6.

AN ACT to authorize the entry Of Judg-
ments in actions bro,.ght against per
sons charged as jointly liable.
The peoplc cf tie STATE q 'ftS"o asia, rcp
rescnfedin en- Senate a,td .tsscMU.y 20 enact
as jollovs
Section l. Whenever it shall appear
on the trial OF an ac:ion or contract ag's
several defendants. sought to BE- charged
AS Jointly liable, tbu. ca contract wa,
made by either or anv O! such defaud4n,s,
and not by all Of them, the court NAV rem.
der iu!gmsn: against such Ut the defend
ants AS are proved on such trial 10 De joint,
Iy liable, upon anv such contract, to the
plaintiff or plaintiff. in sad action.
Section 2. If on any such trial, no causo
Of action shall DO established again-t eith>
er or an such defendants, such Defendants
shall be erlilled to a judgment against the
plaintiff in said action for costs, unless for
gool cause the court shai. o.Lar wise dc
teEn.ine
Sec ) This act shq'. take effect and Ia
in force t; ON aAd after it, passage and pub
NHal!on.
APPROVED February q, 1868,
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ARREST OF A JUDGE IN ILLINOIS
He is Taken from the Bench and car.
ried to Indiana.

From the Indianapolis. Qnd.) Sentinel, March ID
By order OF Maj Gen. Wright, military
commandent of this district, acting under
Instructions from the war department
Col. Darlington, commandant Of this post,
WAS directed to proceed to Marshall Ill.,,
and arrest Judge Charles f. Constable. O!
the 4th Illinois Judicial Curcuit, for char
boring and protecting Gesertsrs" The
facts in the case, as represented to ue, are
these: Four observation-disclosures Gamman
and Hugh Scott, Of the 130,h Illinois,
Milton Bessr, Of the 3lss Indiana, and
John Manner, Of the 30th Illionois-were
arrested By two sergeants Of the 18th In
diana. acting under the instructions Of
Capt. Linlslev, Of that regiment, who had
been detailed upon that service. Com
plants was fled before a Justipa of the
Peace against the two sergants for kid
mapping, and the case was transferred 20
Judge Constable'5 court He dismissed
the deserters upon the ground Of their
having been illegally arrested, and held
the sergeants to bail upon the charge Of
kidnapping.
These facts we're repl esente,l to the Fed
eral authorities, and an order WAS iinme.
diatelT Issued b. Gan. Wright for the ar
rest Of Judge Constable. Upsn the receipt
of the order. Colonel Darlington detached
about two hundred men to assist him in
making the arrest. he having been instrnc>
ted to take sufficient force to Success
fully accomplished the duty intrus'ed to
him. He started from here By special train
on Wednesday night. Marshall is sixteen
miles from Terre Hau:e. The detach
ment left Eths Iattss place about one
O clock Thursday morning for their des;i-
nation, ovar mud road partly frozen
As can be imagined, the march was
tedious, but i was accomplished in about
nine hours. Judge Constable was bo.ding
court at the time the escort arrived, and
he was arrested quietly by Col. Darlington
in person.
Judge Constable is represented to be an
upright judge and high toned gentleman.
Whether his ruling was ri ehs or wong
and we speak only upon information as to
his character as citizen and judicial off
cer-we believe he acted unde. consci
entious conviction Of duty.
The detachment returned to TIE city,
with Judge Constable and the deserters in
charge. yesterday afternoon. The offence
of Judge Constable WAS committed in H.
inois, aud the United Slrtes District Court
Of that state had Jurisdiction of tie case
lie viii probably be returned to that state
for trial. and in the meantime held to bail
giving him the opportunity 10 hold court
in the balance of the Circuit witbont de-
t,iment to the parties interested. This is
the first arres. ct the issues in controversy,
the conflict of state ana national authority,
will doubtless excite deep interes, in The
public mind.
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Putishcl February 81, 1868
CAHAPTER IL.

An ACT to provide for the assistance OF
volunteers in the service Of the United
States government.
Tho people Of the state Of Wisconsin, re-
presented in senate and. assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section /. Section 2 Of chapter Of
the general laws Of 1861, ezra sess on,
commencing May 10Th, Of said year, is
hereby amended, so as to read as
fol,ows: "It shall be lawful for any
town, city or incorporated village, at any
general or special meeting of the electors
thereof, to raise and appropriate, by tax
levied in the usual mannsr on all the tax
able property, such sum or sums OF money
a. NAV be deemed necessary for the sup
port Of families residing and being with
In such town, city or village, OF volunteers
or persoas drafted into the military ser
vice of :hs United States government
| Sec. Q This act shat take effect 'nt
be 10 force from and after lis passage.
! Approved Feb. 90, 1868.
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Letter from Fernando Wood,
tie Editors Of The Evening Post.

1 Tie Editors OF Inc Evening IOSL.
At meeting held at Stamford, Conn :,
on Thursday evening last, said " that
nrorosi,ions for an armistice or peace
had been submitted 10 the President on
the 18th December last, which, had they
been accepted, would have terminated
the war br the first Of April. upon basis
satisfactory to the people north and south.'
In referring to this statement you ask !:
Who made thess propositions for
an armistce or peace" the adoption of
which Mr.. Wood preerds to believe
would have settled the matter by Ais
foo,s' day? Were they made By Davis and
his fellow rebels! If SO, how does Mr..
Wood know anything aoou; them HIS
he been in secret correspondence with the
enemy Or were they made by some of
the anti war men here! If so, who au-
,horized them? And what are the terms
of the propositions from Which Mr.. Wood
hopes SO much If they are honorable
to the ration-if they are such As patrio-
tic Americans only favor-whv not make
them public at oncsi'
TO which say in reply, that the state.
ment referred to was made BY me deliber
atelv, with q full and personal knowledge
of the facts, and that | am constraine cd
from the publicity Of them only by the re
quest of one of the principal officers o
the government. When this interdictior
shall be withdrawn, will ehesrfully salts
fy your curiosity.
Very respectfully. DC,
FERNANDO WOOD.
March IL, 1868
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[PuJIshcd february "a, 1868
CHAPTER Is.

AN ACT 70 authorize the holding Of a
special ,sr,n Of the circuit court IL ant'
for the county Jefferson.
The people Of tAs State Of Wisconsin,, rep
resentedin Senate and 1s.cmGty. 10 en-
oct as totto,cs
Section l. A special tarn Of ihe cir
cult court in snd for the county o! Jeher@
son. shall be held at the court house, az
the village OF Jefferson, in .aij county, ca
the frs. Tuesday Of Juas, in each year, TO
commence At one o'clock on said day. for
the transaction Of sil business no. rsqu!-
ring ,hs Intervention Of jury.
Sec 2. No notice of holding said term
.h ali be required, other than The psss'g'
and publication Of this act.
Sec 3. This act shall take effsc, and hs
| in force from aud after its passage aud
publication. ,..,
Approved Feb. 81, 1868.
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Published February 81, 1868.
CHAPTER ~.

AN ACT TO authorize towns to assess and
co!sc: additional school neaeys in cer-
.stain cases, and the town clerk 10 cer;i-
fy thsret,
The people of tie state Of Wisconsin, re-
presented in senate and assembly. do ea.
act as follows:
Section L Those towns that have nc!
Assessed far school purposes. for the
year 1862. by o>der of the coant. board
OF supervisors, snm Of money equal 10
one half The amount received fom iE.
school fund by the superintendent, of 1862
ara hereby Authorized to supply such de-
hclency, by SD immediate assessment up
on the taxable property Of said towns, of
such sums as shall ba necessary the
same 70 30 estimated and directed by the
town board Of supervisors Of he respective
towns, TO be levied and collected in the
same manner as other taxas, and slct
'syy 10 be certified to BY It's town clesk
TO the state superintendent, previously 10
the apPo-tionment of the income Of The
school E'nd ;or the present year.
Sec >, The sta,e superintendent of
public instruction is hereby instructed 10
notify the town clerk of any such towu
as shall appear from returns in bis Office,
delinquent, of the passage anl provisions
of this act and lie Is authorized to ap>
portion "a such town' 3 comply with tAs
provisions Of this act, tho sums Of money
they mar thereby be entitled to.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be N force from and .fler ia passage snd
publication.
Approved Feb 90. 1868.
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Circulate Democratic Newspapers.

Democratic clubs have now been form>
ed in nearly every town and county Of the
state. Frequent meetings are held eloquent
speeches are made and much good is being
accomplished. We hope the active mem
bers of those clubs will SEQ another werk
done in the same connection. Circulate
Democratic Newspapers. A coAs servative
newspaper b, the fire side is sound
speech every week the year round. Every
democrat should take newspaper, and
two democratic newspapers is better than
one. Read and circulate political in
form alton! The officers Of clubs should
attend to it that every democrat in their
vicinity gets = newspaper. It's net only
a genial thing for every household, but I
.ourc. of strength ia upholdiug the con
.t,u'ion, the Laws aud the Union.-Nl
Ne,cs
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State of Observation-Disclosures County. Man
itowoc County Court. In the matter Of the es-
tate of Hans Hanson, deceased.
IN Reading and Filing the petition Of Han,
~ Hanson of the town of Gibson in the coun-
ty of Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin, repre-
senting among other things that Hans Hanson,
late of the town Of 6 bson in said county, on the
first day of October 1862, at Nashville in the
state of Tennessee died iGtestate. leaving goods,
chatteIs and estate within this county: and
praying that administration Of said estate be to
hi0 granted, and that day be appointed for
hearing said application; 1t is Ordered That
sid application be heard before me at my Office
in the village OF Mauitowoc on the 30th day Of
March, 4. D. 1863, at 10 o'clock A. NJ; And
it ia further Ordered That notice Of said spplica,
ton and hearing be given by publishing 4 copy
Of this order for tree successive weeks, once in
each week, in the Nanitowoc Pilot a newspaper
printed in said county prior to said hearing
Dated March Sd 1868.
HENRY s. PIERPOSr, County Judge.
GEO. y. woopIs. At.'y for Petitioner.
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respectfully informs the public Of Mauito-
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that be has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
by LrUBSEs & RUDIeFR, on the corner Of
Franklin and Eighth streets, south side Of
tie river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenishing the same. He has large
vnd extensive assortment Of PURE
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Photographs, Am mbretyDes. SC,

Executed in the finest style Of the Arr. A gen.
sral assortment Of Photographic 4lbuma, Cases
vnl Pr,nes, ia kept On hand and will be sod at
low figures.
CORPSES and INvALIDS TAKEN at their
residsncs required also Views OF Landscape.
and y ssllin-z .aken ?. leasoc aoic rates. Hav-
ing kad fifteen years experience in tn. Fine
Ara, &c shall ua~ertaaa to do as good work a.
10 6sns in ssy OF the Eastern oties.
OGcs On York street, opposite Plat. Villas
6tOp0.
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We n. NJ. NICHOLS.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
DfGcs On York Street, sianitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
"a nl-tf
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GEO. REED.

attorney and Counsellor at Low.
Has resumed the practice of his profession in
Aanitowoc, and car BOW promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
II Collections made in any part Of the State
For a few weeks bis Office will be found ST
his dwelling Louise.
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Attoyney and Counsellor q! Law,
-usticc Of the Peace, and Notary Public Par
ticUlar attention gwen to collecting, &c. Of
ice on York Street, Hanitowoc Wis nl-tf
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~ Why is blade Of grass like a
note of hand Bee au.s it is matured by
falling der.
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II. FIREMAN.,
HECTOR MCLEAN,

Notary Public and Geaera1 Land agent,
sTocKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
viii attend to the payment Of taxes, the coec-
ton of debts. the ex animation of titles &c.
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EAGLE
DRUG STORE.

South eide q The R;.er, Aanitovoe, Wis.
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q. TORE2gsON e. CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla =, Nails,
etc, Produce of all kinds wanted, nl-tf
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Bu1r,s ugAp.-Ths weekly market for beef

BULLS uBAp.~iHo "ochiy Waihct ioi pocA
cattle closed on Tuesday II. athstreet and 5hacnne.
much more fsoraby Tor drWers than it did the week
before Notwithstanding the continuation ofthe heated
term This as will be seen by the report OF the mskss
was owing to the supply being so much smaller iss
the report shows TINT We have had In all the mar
ket places 657 head OF beef cattle for the weekcef
tainly liberal supply for tho middle cf August ana
showing for the advance in price relof'ea ~
equal TO half cent on the lower grades swhoe oens
pound on the best beef The price paid for nrst csss
cattic 10 to II cents and cents pound ior Inc
meat less the value III lido tat &c. wnnc she pooss
sold al 7as cents Interesting particulars 'Jout AZ
CLASSES of stock will se oapd uudsr ns head OF sassse
ulukAet rQpV.lA
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QUE. = ONt/e
pLShsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Win - connections fprnt
TIE. SHORTEST AND QJlCnEsT ROUTE
FsoN hEwlORK 10 THs fhiNoifAL "h 49, ~
Seven tIaina run daily tom kc"'l ok 20 fI A1cih" 'n
NEW Jersey and Camden and Ambos Liies 40
ALL THNoUGH TKAiSo FOR ThE WKsl - THIS
NODIE LEAVE EEW-lOEh fHyA THE
root Of COUK1LASDT-of. ,
pvwnv 81 pli.dorLa the morning passengers leave New
York Iii, SANE Iiino a. Other routes evening 'e"s'
.; . D. m, hour stsf than other lines - 49,
Nv nav Of Allentown, evening passengers cave al p m
two houfs later the Northern nos and by poh fo"
arrive ~ lie ..ne time Northern ines IA 'hcao ana MI
rn,. In tL. North Sest (fosilne lndianGpeI, Iou'i4n
~ Iom. Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati, ana L" 'Sih
point. West with fessT changes Of cars ,,-,. =.
Pia5ureb 30 miles and New oTk 20 Pittsburgh ~ ho-
Smoking and Saloon Cas- on al trains
faIe the ,sn,e o.. Other routes
Bregsgc checked ihD,ugln Transfer. nee
kecule tckos good until used, by Pittsburgh
WLSrEHS EMlOKAIlOS. ,,.-,
TIE Pennsylvania Central Company runs an hnisIah ~
travel to psties moving westward At on"hAi 'nc ' ''
Of fare. .
Ey This route eshs Of all descriptions csn be forwarded
and from any point on the ha0sds ~ ONO heh,".rf
Indiana llno, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri by RAIL-
ROAD DIRECT or 10 any port on the nEssabe rse OF e
West by steamer from Pittsburgh. az
The rates Freight 70 and from point In the Wtst by
a. Centrol Railroad all times fayouDo
A. ere chaygrd oy Other Railroad COMPANIES Merchants and
,ppefs IN Iufing the Transportation oi iheh fe'yh !" "'
ao5uany can rely with confidence on It's speedy transit
~'"f"' LIVE STOCK.
r,.,. ,rd Dealer, IN Live Stock win md this most
route Chpgcious Yards wen wHs'rd anu up
FLIED ,h every convenience have been opened on hls ie
and n. connections aid every attention pnia 70 "' "a'
Nm "A, r,bufg where viii De found every io
feeding and resting choice "a offered 81 we rI
puIA kEN-YORk aud BALTIMORE MAhh ~, u.,..
j H. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent NO "''' "oe'
No Aston Iioase, aud No South Wiliama
MCDONALD BlscHoff' Enis,a S n Ts.ry pl.ce
EsoCH LEWIS. 0sustL Superintendent. Al.oSus, 70
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\ Ew-Yohk& NAW-hA'LN AAiAHoA D.
SUMNER ARI,AS1ENEST.
1904 CDMMEhC4AD JSLl Z. 4Al@ .J,A
PssssrkeT Station IL New You. t9rnor - 4. al Nh ss
Entrance 18Th al.
TnAINsLEAyE NEw-YORK.

TRAINS LEAVE sTW-YORK;
FOR New Haven OH ll.s. = H.. I'D ttI), 10
tx Bh5s,por Z q IN, il1o = IN. i2.is On, ~
81 siflrI nd s.r.iford . liy n. "a SO ~.
For F.sl-i, Soltsogs ad " os;Poi, "a >. A. 3d.
:. - 2. , -, -. 80.
Tos Dsiisn and Jrcenwieh :, 49, i.,o $50. go,
10 Stanford : Oh go ii.5oa H.; n.i3 UIl %,
(E1.l . 81, 40 So y
Yor rot Chester sad insuneess stations = s.yO l.YA
NJ. $50 s:JO, $50, C.yY m.
For Pom CLe,ter and New Rochelle, r m
IOASECIIhO TRANS.
For Boston via Springfield, NJ. lhIi, 2:p tEI sp m
l,f Boston. via Shore Line, lI;ls az, p M
Tor Hartford aud Springfield - Ia GA, li0. 2;o0
~. T. ~. ~, ~,
II. o A. IA. and z 30 y. IN. ~ hoEta. I'o"-
10. Hart cd Providence aud fisAAA Railroad ga h.
j 10
Fof S,sIIsven EevLoadon aud stonnsoa Railroad ri
Q J H., L:l5 ~ ?. m.
}oI AIN Railroad l2:l5 ?. m. q NORTHAMPTON , 80,
IoI lltl.siodc hafond a. H., z;Ap p M to Ne" M
ford - edAc sdays md Saturdays; 20 i.tisned
FOg s.gltacb RtAfosd. a. n, $3.50 4. H.
fof DnnauIy aud Sofwllk Railroad a. IN, 2;p r M
Comm dlons Seeplg Cars attached 20 Z. IN irHina
JANIS a. HOYI, Superintendent