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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15
LATEST mARRETs BY TELEsRAPB

WESTON. June 14.-Cotton. quiet;
ordinary &c; good ordinary 14!c; net re-
ceipts 145 bales; exports to Great Britain
1892 bales; sales 800 bales stock 26,922
bales.
SAVANNAH, June 14.-Cotton firm;
middlings lS5c; net receipts 446 bales:
sales 323 bales; g ock II IA bales.
MOBILE, June 14-Cotton quiet; good
ordinary 1Gc; low middling 17ac; mid
dlings Isle; net receipts 81 bales; sales 400
bales; stock POTS bales.
CHARLESTON, June ID Cotton quieS ;
middlings 1Ssc; net receipts 300 bales;
exports ,coastwlse 1873 bales; sales 200
bales; stock 12,303 bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15
The FaithfuI Three.

One Of our reporters was trife hasty
yesterday in stating that nary limb of the
law bad shown bis face in the courthouse
during the past week. Weknow of three
old wsrhorses, one Judge and two sttor-
neys, who have been saving the ar indus
triously during legal hours; but they looked
lonesome-lke and languid, and inquired
anxiously at intervals IS to the present
whereabouts and occupations of their erst-
while numerous brethren.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15
Something New.

Tine Jackson Wing and Tribune says:
awe have heard it rumOred that some time
soon marriage will re solemnized in the
Hall of the Friends of Temperance, none
but the members Of that Order being per-
mitted to witness the interesting ceremony.
Now, if the "Friends of Temperance
make matrimony one Of the leading fea.
lures of their Order, it will be-well, to say
the least of it,a devilish popular institu-
tiODn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15
FROZEN mERCURY, sz4r =

Quicksilver freezes at 80 degrees-that is
80 degrees below zero. There al inhabit-
ed points of the globe where it remains
concealed Tor several months Of the year
on Melville Island, n inst nee. Captain
Parry asserts that a person sufficiently
wrapped up may safely ex1cse himself TO
the open air in 80 or 81 degrees below
freezing point of water; that is, if there is
no wind. In this latter event, the skin is
rapidly affected Frozen mercury looks
like lead, but it is not so hard, is more
fragile, and less coherent. If touched it
burns like hot iron. Small statuettes can
be made with it which melt when the teIn-
perature is higher than - 80 degrees.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15

A VETERAN observer asks: "What be-
comes of all the men who, in youth, ex.
hibit high talents and give promise of s
brilliant future?' Although the question
Is not put 10 as individually, yet we take
the liberty Of replying that they may be
seen envelOped in white aprons, and squint-
ing from behind diamond clusters as bsr-
tenders. They command canal boats and
street cars, and occasionally, one, with
more ambition than the Others, becomes q
manufacturer Of root beer and other pleas
ant End refreshing summer drinks St.
Louis Democrat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15
Postal Cards.

Fifty thousand postal cards were sent To
the Nashville post Office when they were
first introduced, and they were in such great
demand that they were all disposed of in q
very short time, and there can be no doubt
but tina the postal card system of mail com.
municstion will become very popular
Throughout the country generally. A great
many casing through the office IL this city
contain communications written in CIPHER,
and short hand is also extensively used.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15
Looktux for Her Husband

Awoman named Rosa Hamilton, from
Nashville, says the Louisville Courier u our
nal of yesterday, has been in the city for
several days il search of her renegade hus-
band, VIM. Hamilton, who she says, de-
serted her and came North about two
weeks ago. She says her husband is a
gardener, and thinks be has gone to Cincin-
natl, where she is trying 10 follow, and
has applied to The Mayoy for free transpor-
tatiOn to that place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15

DALLAS, Texas, must bs awful dissi.
pated place; one man there offers 500 empty
champagne bottles for sale, and just as like
as not there are 500 more lying about loose.
To think of place of the size of Dallas
drinking thousand bottles of champagne
and very likely in the short space of one
year. Nearly three bottles day, and per.
haps, if the trath were known, twice that
amount,
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Cnncarf af RaIIauua.

A grand concert is to be given at Belle
vue, on the Northwestern road next
Wednesday night for the benefit of the M.
E. Church. Those getting up the concert
have made arrangements for special train
to leave Nashville at Z O'Clock, p. m, and
returning at 11:40 p. m. A fine musical
treat isexpected, and the good people down
there expect large delegation from this
Ia
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New Advertisements.


House for sale.
Money wanted. b
Poland fowls for sale.
Boarders wanted at the Edgefield House.
City residence for rent.
See personal" notice.
Country residence for rent.
Note lost.
Boarding and room on South Summer.
Religious books at Neylan's.
Notice to plasterers.
Read the advertisement of the celebrated
Grand Hotel, Saratoga.
An advertisement setting forth the ad-
vantages offered to Medical students by the
University of Louisiana, located in New
Orleans, win be found in our columns to-
day.
Sale of fine stock next Wednesday.
Wright's Cholera Medicine, for sale by
w. w. Wright, at WhaIton's drug store,
on Union street.
Goods at low rates at Hogan Bros.
Tom Thumb clothing store.
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UndeIiyered Disuatches.

The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Telegraph Office Saturday
night. Office hours on Sunday, 9 to 10 A,
NJ. end to SPIN:
j. G. Richardson, o. +. Noel (2), Ogden
Brothers, John Motfat, Maggie Doyle, Mr..
Lewis (architect), Pigue, Manner q Hall,
]. Il. Chase, ]. B. Carpenter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15

Trunks, Yalises and S,tchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. DursIead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
SeW2nee Block. je6 IF
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MINERAL INVITATION

The relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs L
W. PATTERSON are invited to attend the iunera
of the former from his late residence, Father
land street, Edgefeld, this Sunday at P. N.
The friends and acquaintance of W. X and
L. E. DobsOn are invited TO attend the funeral
of their son PHILIP, at the Church of the Ad-
want, this evening at O'Clock y
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINeIUN, ID. c., June IA, 1873.
ProbdbiIities.-For New England east
erlJ 20 southerly winds, increasing cloudi-
ness and rain areas over the southern and
western portions. For Middle States and
lower Lake region, cloudy weather and
rain. For South Atlantic Sta es south
westerly and northwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain. For Kentucky, Tennes-
see and eastern Gulf States, light to fresh
winds and generally clearing weather. For
upper Lake region gentle to fresh winds,
partly cloudy weather, with possibly areas
Of ligh5 rain. For the Northwest, noItherly
to westerly winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15

Remember EOu can get everything in
the bedding In from q Pillow to the finest
Spring or Hair Mattress at Ed. H. Miller's
Bedding Mauufactory, No. Z North College
street. All goods sold at lowest prices.
Nashville, Tenn. mI25 I'm
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LINES.
Suggested ON the Death of Mary E,
Infant Child OF A. ]. Law.

ON the Death of Mary E..
Infant Child of A. j. Law.
We watch in the early spring time,
Fair flowers unfolding to sight
Touched, into glowing colors,
By Natures artist-Light
Till our senses are entranced and sOftened
By their beauty and perfume,
And we forget there comes a season
When the flowers lose their bloom.
Thus we marked the fair unfolding
OF our precious human flower,
Our hearts made light and gladstone
By the graces acquired each hour,
Not dreaming that Death in his phantom bark
Was nearing the hitler shore,
To bear our darling DER the dark waters
To glorify Him evermore.
But the all-wise Omniscient Giver
From this world of care and strife,
Recalled the angelic spirit
Extinguished the lamp Of life.
But looking through the darkness,
To the Great White Throne above,
We pray for the bOOn-resignation
And murmur "GOd is love"
CLARA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-15

Eyes' HOtel.-Mr. Robert Ewes, having
paid his city license in the tenth ward, and
put his house in thorough order, will con-
tinue to entertain the public in the most
satisfactory manner. His bar is stocked
with the finest liquors. Give him 8 call.
je10 st tues thurs, sun
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Twin Colts.

A few days ago Mr.. Amos jenkins, OF
Hickman county, had a mare to foal, bring
ing twin colts, one mule the other horse
c1lt. This was quite novelty in Hlck-
man,
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HENRY EWING.
Tribute TO His MeuaOry-Funeral

H@utO 70 HIb MeGhOEy-EuM0FHI
To-day.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Members of the
city press held a meeting at the Planters
House tonight and passed resolutions OF
regret at the death of Maj. Henry Ewing
Of the Times. They viii attend the funeral
tomorrow, as viii also the Knights Temp
lar and Engineer Corps of the National
Guards and a large number of prominent
cifizans =
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BON AQUA.

DIR. Clarence F. Lewis has been elected
Resident Physician at Bon Aqua Springs,
and leaves in company with several families
Monday, for the Springs.
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Muxxtus 90 the Front.

The match "a g that come off at the
track yesterday evening was won be the
Muggins illy. Time 2:02a.
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.aaro.. ns the PenI.entiaTy.

Col. Sam. P. Ament will deliver an ad-
dress at the penitentiary to the conyicts
and such citizens as may attend, this (Sun-
day) morning at nine O'Clock. SdpJect-
Sin and its consequences.
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Beautiful.

Two magnificent oleanders in full bloom,
grace the entrance to q saloon on Cherry
Street, and attract the universal attention of
psssers-by.
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Cry NOTICES.

remember that the special train FOR the
JOINT sale of fine stock at Ewell's Station
leaves at 7:20 A. NJ. on Wednesday.
je15 2t
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Gen. Tom Thumb has arrived, aud C n
be seen at the Tom Thumb @ othing Store
Of Sam Hymsn. Call and see him, and
bring your boys along, aud buy some boys
clothing. 1t
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Stone Curbing.-The undersigned is
prepared to lay down six inca curling for
45 cents per foot. Thomas Nolen.
je1 st sum
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Nashvtrre LIbrarv A,socIatiou.

The Annual Meeting of the Nashville
Library Association will be held tomorrow
evening at q p. m, to elect new Board of
Directors. A full attendance of the MEM
bers is desired.
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Another lot of 10 cent Hose and Tow
els just received at Hogan Bros, Union st.
jel5 st sun, wed,sst
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ssTha RFumefle.D

Can't. YAtec has been christened ''Tbe
Brunette" by the attaches of the Nashville
police department, all of whom have live
" sense of ".he eternal fitness of things.
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For Hats, CAPS and Gents Furnishing
Goods call at % North Cherry street. No
charge for BelsOn's Illustrated. Call and
get copy, jsltf
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For every kind of Binding at the Lowest
Prices go to Geo. S. Morton's 80 Union
street. ie12 thu&sun Nv
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Flower Pots, Terra Gotta and Iron
Flower Vases, of the most approved styles,
can be had Of Z. 81. StCckell & Co., 88
Broad street. je6 2w
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,bnnra nfTfma

The afternoon train on the st. Louis
and Southeastern railroad leaves Nashville
on and after to day at 200 p. IN. instead of
$50 as her O. ofore.
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Go to Geo. S. Mortoa's and get your
Books bound, 37a Union street.
je12 thu65sun 2w
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The cheapest Book-Bindery and Blank
Book Mandatory is Geo. s. Morton's, 375
Union street. ie12 thu&sun 2w
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felicia VESTvALI b published as
Munich, under the singular title of "Pallat
Athene; Memoirs of an Artist" her own
biography. The book is in German.
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ST. Cecilia Academy

Owing to the sickness in the city, the
closing exercises at 81. Cecilia Academy
will be private.
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New Lawns just received at Hogan
Bros, Union street. ie15 8.
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Wo are badly scared. Come and Duy
goods cheap. Hogan Bros, Union street.
je15 st
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Blank {. indicates no report; cipher (OJ sta
tionary; minus y tendency to fall; plus III ten
dency to rise. A. o. Ford, observer.
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Baltimore reports two frightful deaths
from hydrophobia.
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ab,a stiIl 20 do the State some service.

Gen. John S. Williams, old "Cerro Cor
do,- has been nominated by the Democra-
cy of Franklin county, Kentucky, IS can
didate for the Legislature.
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STATE OF THE wEATHEh.

Local Report for this City, Saturday,
June II, 1873
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage o1sRiUers, June IA, 1S73-Height Of l0ateT
ao0ve Lol1 agater marx NJ 300 z. "
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a.eamskip Ghsriesson. Adkins, chsrlesten-H R Nor.

ssesmskip Charleston. Adkins charieston-H Nor.
Steamship wyanoke, Walker Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-0ld Dominion Steamship Co.
ship Elizabeth Nicholson Br). Webster, Antwerp-Ar'
Ship Lillian OBJ, Nicholson, Bremen-Boyd Hincken.
ship kcarchuA Pierce, San Francisco-Geo d Sutton
BARK Jenny (0er). Wierichs, Bremen-Y Schwoon.
bark Athena IGer). Chrisofers, Bremen via Phiadel
rIRssrt Erisase Bird NoD Lipps, cronsAds--Funch.
Bark Venture (Br), Peters Matanzas--J o Ward.
Brig Soma (Sp), Garriga Barcelona-E PUG Co
"a br,g whey Smith (Br), Johnson Cape Hayi-Isaac
Brig Ida (prA williams Havana--J Phillips Sons
brg Willow Brae Br), Perkins Havana-Bird, Perkins
Brig p soule, soule. Matanzas--J H winchester Co
Brig James Miller, Thombs Cardenas-Aiilcr Hough
Brig Homely tBD. Le Dain. New oarlisle-aeo Bull
Brig Martha Cassidy Galveston-C allory Co
schr John Rose Howell, Savanla,
/ Co.
schr s G Noyes, Lee, Baracoa-B WEINBERG
schr Annie Powers, Sparks, Ha.bor Isand-B Wen
schr Abbic Bursiey, Lowell, New Orleans-N Brig
,,schr Gerrish, Armstrong, Portsmouth-Jed Frye
Co.
schr Ellen Perkins, Kelly, Providcnce-H W jackson
Co.
schr DR. Franklin, Smith. New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro
Sloop James Henry, Kearns New Haven-Racken
Bro.
Steamer Mars Grunley, Philadelphia.
Steamer Philadelphia DAVIS Philadelphia
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steamshigs Crescent City, for nsyana; Leo, savan-
ship Edth, San Francisco barks Orion 9uesnstcwn;
Caroline, Bremen; Galveston, do; Apotheker Diesng
Dantxic; Pelayo Genoa CANCER Rolf Copenhagen;
Christine, Vigo; Showers Arroyo PR; John swan AS
gnwa; Eta whittemore, Fernandina; Julia Carney,
Pernambuco; Kate Rommell, Baitlmore Mary Wood !;
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Chip Goschen Ger. Bahr, from Liverpool March,
"a via asT@ass Agrils 0y pilot boa. Jas ass
SsS, gsr,s Bspher Handeld, from Para oOy pilot boat
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PoRT OF NEW YORK, APRIL Is, 1878.
CLEARED.

srsmship nnssia uBD. Cook. Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship cIs@cen, City. Curtis Hsvans-wm Clyde
Co. ~e'-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
IA OF different States legal everywhere; publicity;
no fees in advance advice free for every
State. FREDERICK I. KING, !.
Counsclior-atLaw 36S Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
H. ccfner Of Fulton avenue and Bocrum street.
Open from A. NJ. to q y. NJ.
On Sunday from to9P.M n.
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NEWS.

srS AND NOON HIGH WATER.
sun rses.....-..... 81 Gov Island. morn 10 SO
sun SETS. o 40 Sandy Hook. morn o SO
Noon rises. ....eve 10 81 He'll Gate. eve IL 23
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES or pErAaTrRE FROM NEW YORK roR THE
MONTH or APRIL.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-27
The Co. Judgeship.

In our last issue we placed before
the people the name of ISAAC L.
MosHER for the position of Co. Judge,
and earnestly hope the nomination
will be ratified at the polls next Tues
day. Our reasons for suggesting Mr..
Mosher for this position are very many,
and we think sufficiently good to war
rant the liberty we have taken. For
the next four years if our county
should develop, as it is generally con-
ceeded it must, the position must be-
come one of moment, calling for the
exercise Of sound judgement, and
withall an impartial discrimination as
to the rights of parties before the
Court. No more honorable position
can be filled than the one in question,
none that attaches to it more OF re-
spons:bility than that Of County Judge,
in whose hands are reposed the rights
Of creditors, debtors, and heirs in the
settlement Of the estates Of deceased
parties. It's duties require man OF
business experience. a man of probity
Of integrity and withall Of sound prac-
teal Judgment "a man inflexible and
impartial, whose honesty is above sus-
plcion, and whose reputation at home
and abroad is such as will give him the
confidence of the people. 1t does not
follow that to discharge the duties Of
the Office, a man must be a lawyer,
though legal lore does not in the least
disquazty such an one for the position.
What the position requires is capability
honesty, and good sound sense. These
qualities we find in our candidate, there.
fore We present him, disparaging no man
who has heretofore held the position
or who may aspire to it in the future
Our people have known Mr.. Mosher
for the past twenty five years. He
has ben County Treasurer, and has
also filled other positions Of profit and
trust to the complete satisfaction OF
the whole people. Our people know
him, and know too, that under hi:
guardian care the rights of the widow
and the orphan will be looked after
faithfully and we'll, while the lega
claims Of all parties who may have
business before his court will receive
the attention their merits deserve.
Let Mr. Mosher be elected by a rous
ing majority.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-27

This is the title of a department, lit
erary in its character in the Milwaukee
Sentinel similar to the Chip Basket
OF the La Cross Republican-Leoder.
and the Free Lunch" Of the Reporter,
an, most valuable and Interesting
department it is too; and the people
appreciate It. The last Sentinel had
seven original articles in this department,
which suggests the idea that our Free
lunch can be made most palatable by
just such home contributions. Why
can't we have them Send them in.
brief, pointed. and harbcrins an idea,
OR ideas fill OF richness. Our people
will appreciate such contributions we
know Let us have them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-27

u;..on, with this act, shall apply to the dis
tr;ct hereby established, but the superintendent
shall not have power to alter the limits OF the
sasa 81 Whenever any money. orders. tax
.rt;G,ates shall be delivered to the city OF Grand
Ran;ds by the county, in payment OF tns taxes
atnrrei on the city delinquent list IL snail
he the duty Of the city treasurer to pay over
tha. nroportion OF each Of the money, orders.
or tax certificates so received when may DC uus
the board Of education, to the treasurer o1 saia
Sec. %. Section one of chapter one o. the act
70 which this act is anendatory.l is hereby aHlehn-
ed so as to read asfollows: section Inau ron, ron
and after the first Tuesday OF April next. Ill nat
district of country included In sections 1our'
eight, west half of the northwest quarter 0, sec
tion nine, and sections seventeen sna elsnle liz;
in tovnship nun Der twenty and section thlr
ty-four of township number twenty,threee, a.,
north Of range number six east OF .ne ioWI.n
principal meridian which lies east OF the "ts.
! consin river in the county of wood. sha,1 DC
Known and designated as the city Of Grand Zap
iii. and by that name shall be scapabie OF con-
tracing end being contracted with, ana SUING
and being sued. pleading ana oeIng III
and places and in all matters whateFeI' viii
mower Of purchasing receiving. hoihins 9ccups
ing and conveying real estate ana perrpna rahts
AMI privileges AMI be beet to all the dutles
and obligations appertainiBg to municlrai cor
poration fa;a ..+
* hereby amended by inserting after the woras'
ito Wit in the third line Of said section tis Iol
lowing: THAT part Of section thirty -ionr IN ho"n
-hir twenty three AMI section four ana the west
half Of the northwest qufrter OF section nine IN
! township number twenty-five, all III range mum
Der six east lying east Of the Wisconsin river,
and
| See 81 All acts or parts of acts inconsistent
with the provisions of this act are hereby repeal
Sec. 80. This act shall fake effect and be ID
! force, from and after its passage.
Approved March Is, 1sI3