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or tho performance Of the labor, unless petition
or claim for the same be filed in the ONCE OF the
clerk OF the circuit court for the proper county
within SIX months from the date OF the last charge
for work ara labor performed, or materials Turkish
"a and an action for the recovery thereof be inat-
tuted within the said year. The death OF the owner
Of the building or proper.y against which the lien
might be filed, or person for whom the work was
done on materials furnished within the six months
in which petition nhgl. De tled, shall not affect
the right to such ien but the petition may be filed
after his death With the same effect as II he were
living.
Section O. This act shall take effect and b. IN
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March H. 1874.
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Published March &c, ls7i.l
CHAPTER 2s3.


AE AoT 10 amend section Of chapter 100 o. the re-
vsed statutes, entitled ''ef sections and Writs Of
sCire iaciss and quo warranton
The people OF the state Of Wisconsin, represented Ia
Senate and Assembly, do enact follows:
Section /. Section Of chapter 100 Of the revised
statutOs is hereby amended 70 as 70 read as follows
Section T. An action may be brought by the attor-
the state leave granted therefor by the supreme
court upon shown fer the purpose Of vacating
the charter or ann'1ling the existence Of the cor
poratlon other than inuriIpal When such corpora
ton shall
lst offend against any Of the provisions Of the
act or acts creating, altering renewing such
poration.
"a. violate the provisions of any law by which
such corporation shall have forfeited its charter BY
abuse ot its powers or,
81. Whenever Il shall have forfeited its privi-
eges or franches by failure to exercise its powers
or,
lth Whenever It shall have done or emitted any
act which amounts TO a surrender Of lis corporate
rights privileges or franchises, or
5tt. whichever II siidll exercise franchise or
privilege not conferred upon " W law, And II
shall be the duty u the attorney general Wheneyer
he shall have reason to believe that any Of these
acts or omissions can be established by proof, 70
apply for leave, and upon leave granted TO bring
the action IN every case 81 public Interest and also
IN every other case in which satisfactory security
shall be given TO indemnify the people Uf this
state against the costs and expenses 10 be incurred
thereby, and IN case the attorney general, on tp
plCatton TO bring the same, shall refuse 10 do,
leave 20 bring such action by private party as
aforesaid, shall be granted only on police to the
attorney general and the proposed defendant there
IN, which officer may be heard thereto, and the
court granting the same may require the truse-
cuion to give adequate security TO the state 20 in
demnity IL and the defendant against all taxable
costs therein.
Section 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from aud after its passage.
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AZ ~ % am,nd chapter tA3of tbp revised a,t,,,e.
'huu'" e" ihe hra w mechanics and oihrr..
in' lvola' 81 &c N'9i" ~ MirooH0in, rarvs,u,,.i
Section .. seaiiau 4 pt ,hafatr fsl III ,t.
,lsrd Finits D hettN amended so a. b. r,5I L. IN
l'Nt sfehan q 40 -ucl d.u iaf vart .rI
materials -Hsa remain lien upon such nrIs
MOUSSE oi oihef buildings ur WBtbnaft an.#f t.,t,
lne lttr irom iat hrr H furnishing ii material.
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scind such proposition and vote by vote Of tho
people Of such county, town, city or village.
Section 5. Tor the purpose Of carrying cut the
provisions Of the preceding section, the board Of
supervisors OF any county or town, or the common
council or board Of trustees ~ any CITY or village
wherein such stocs 81 ala WAS or may be originally
voted or Subscribed for, may, bye resolution Of
sach board Of supervisors OF common council, or
board Of trustees order a new election upon the
same proposition, by or upon which the stOt <, aid
subscription 20 De roscinded was or may be sub
scribcd voted for original 81. And all the pro
visions of the said Bct Of Whici this act Is amend
atory relating giving notice OF, md the manner OF
holding suCh election the form OF ballot and the
turn and canyassng thereof, az well ~ MI bthcr
provisions VI said act which can BE- .nade applicable
10 such election, shall be observed enforced IN
holding such new election, and IN declaring and re-
cording the result thereof
Section g. If there shall be- a majority Of all the
legal votes cast at such new election cast ~ agaihs
the railroad propOsihon' tse original Suie upon
such proposition shan be held aud declared re-
scinded, and shall have no binding force or effect
upon such county town, city or village, so resciud-
ing, aud IL shall b. 10 recognized and held IN all
courts and places.
Section Z Whenever any railroad proposition
shall have been TCsCinded as hprenbeiOrc provided,
1t shall be the duty Of railroad company submit
ting such proposition originally or any trustee or
trustees named iR such prtp13ltilH Immediately 10
de'ef tip Or cause TO DO delivered up 70 such
county town. village or city upon demand by the
proper officer all bonds, notes. orders, papers,
moneys deeds, contracts properly or auy evidences
Of Indebtedness whatsoever that may have been
given, pledged or deposited ia trust or otherwise ~
accordance with such proposition so resciudcd, and
the proper officer Of such county, town, village Or
city shall be entitled 10 receive the 10 De
ceied and destroyed by the board OF supervisors of
such county, or common council or hoard Of trus-
tees Of such village or city SO fesciudfd.
Section .. Jhir act shall take effect and I've Ia
force from aud after rs passage and publication.
Approved March ~, 1874.
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An Acr tc amend ibt charter of thc ats II Fort
Howard.
Tho t'eoplr 81 thc state ~ WrtunsAn. represented
in s,na'e aud assembly. DO enact al Follows
section O. Section ten ol CHAPTER i've. 81 ana at
10 iuc1riprh't the tits NJ fori HovarNt approved
March r. iSiA "a hereby amended bf adding BE-
che end ol sa.d -atfi0u 4ud Boo addition ihtr,ao, a
tuin uHt exceeding toHt mills rn thr AsIlaf 'Nna-
tipn Tor uhrd purposes.
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As Acr 20 regulate railroads IN certain respects.
The pcorle Of the state ID Wisconsin. represented
M seuatc and assembly, do enact az follows.
section l. ANY company or corporation oterat-
ing any lire ~ railroad n thi, state. running
through any village or within once eighth - . mill,
thereof, containing two hundred inhahitants nr
more. having a postoffec, shall bv aud is hereby
required % make necessary nrrlngtms nts g. take
on aud discharge freight sud Passengers, and shall
make etuppings. onp train zach d1'. ereh way. a.
such puints sufficient GO enable such busin,zs n hc
done. Va casc such tampapy Dr corporation runs
through az adiaceut e. such village train day
each way.
section 3 Any ecmpan, or ,'rrcrutop mon
tioued iu section az the drt, oteudms against
the provisions 81 said section. shall Nv liable 90 iay
hne ~ not icFs than twenty ave dollars uer more
than atty dollars fer each aud every day such cin
panv OF curiuratl, shall neglect ur retuee 20 make
such arrangements or eipppngs, ate q demand
Ahal have hcru made uruu such company ~ 'otpo-
ration 10 comply with the hrsi section y ihis act,
"a a. recovered a. hnes arv now hy law neoNffuhlr,
hy suit iu,iorc iueire Of Che rratt e TIE urnrer
county, with costs 81 sut onr-hali q said inc
70 10 to thc complainant. and me- half thall Pr
raid into the state TREASURY ior the ecnefi 81 In
school fund.
sction q This aa shall take Cilo,t and D. 10
fnrce frrra aud after o. pgssogr and ruhlisa'ian.
4 lAppro,,d Marlh ia is'l
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CORnE NPoNDE We.


Editor Journal:
| Readers are generally aware that
there have been chlLges in the calen.
dar and that there is a distinction be-
tween the Old t, lo and the New >tyIe;
but what the distinction really is or IN.
der what circumstances the change has
been brought about comparatively few
~eadca utdrraa1i
About the lGth year B. G.. julius
osar made very important revision
Of the Gale dar, and ordered that every
fourth year should contain 366 DAYS,
bat this being eleven minutes and
three seconds too much in process Of
time the error became very apparent
When the council Of Nice was held
4. . 325. the vernal equinbx happened
about the Goth day Of March, and il
was ordered by the council, that the
festival Of Ia ter should be celebrated
on the suuday after the full moon,
which followed the vernal equinox {;
but this regulation was found so faulty
10y Pope Greg ry, \. D 1882 on ac-
count Of the odd eleven minutes and
three seconds, that he correc ed the
error by throwing out 10 days from the
month Of October Of that year, that
had been gained by the average yearly
surplus or error Of eleven minutes and
three seconds since the sitting Of the
council Of Nice This correction is
called the Gregorian or New style and
was speedily adopted by the nations Of
Christeudon, with the exception of
Great Britain.
The convenience OF the alteration be-
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STATE ITEMS

/. More maple sugar has been made "a
Wiudham County, this season, than Ga
any previous sea,on for years.
( The Vermont marble quarry at Middle.
bury i, to be sid at auction, May IS.
/ Edward Ma,oIt Of Leicester Junction
has wonderful daughter, three year.
Old, who sings or plays upon the piano
any music she has heard, though she ha.
never had any instruction,
There is man l0j years old, named
A. penean, living in Sheldon; he has
been blind for 30 years.
The Central Vermont railroad has rails.
ed the wages OF track men to the amount
paid them previous to the reduction
made, last fall.
DR.. John Branch Of st. Adams was
called up from his bed, saturday night
by a mau who said that neighbor wa.
very sick, but just as the doctor was lead
h,g his horse out of the stable, the fellow
struck him three heavy blows on the
back OF the head with a club, which pros
traled uinl and rendered him nearly in
sensible, aiter which the fellow escaped.
The doctors wounds are likely to prove
fatal lite has offered a reward of $1,000
tor the arrest of lis assailaut.
Cathariue Bills, aged thirteen, was &C.
cidenmlly shot in her fathers house in
Burlington, by Jack Kane, a Young mau
Somewhat intoxicated, who was cxhibil-
Ing II gun, loaded with buck shot, to her
athcr aud herself. While pointing il
play fully at the girl, the piece was dis.
charged, aud two shots struck her in the
right temple, one in the neck aud one
ov. the lip, iuniclug dangerous wounds
After the accident Kane dropped the
gun aud fed, and has not been seen since.
The father attaches no blame to him.
Abel Shepard, Of Huntington, has sued
Hiram Atkins, OF the Montpelier Argus
for $1,000 damages for publishing bis
name ia list of those who have not paid
their subscription, Shepard has a receipt
showing that he paid his dues on time.
The Woodstock railroad question is
still being agiiated, and new committee
10 solicit subscriptions has been appoint
ed. 1t will cost $50, 900 to flush the road
Noyes Brothers of Hyde Park have
failed for about $4,000, with assets OF
81 900 or $4,000.
The ladies Of Rutland are about TO estab.
'ish reading room as a place of resort
for the young men, instead of the drink.
lug saloons.
Clarence Welch, of Sheldon, boy II
wears old, has gathered and boiled the
sap from 100 trees the present season
alone, making therefrom All pounds OF
nice sugar.
The republican state committee meet
Montpelier Thursday next, to draft
call AID fix the time for the Republican
state convention.
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Ia lhe suit, Knapp Is Bdags, vs.. Tro,
and Boston Railroad Company the judy
mcut Of The L. 5. Circuit court has been
reversed aud the caso romauded to
County court for a new trial
j. II. FLAGG.
Our readers viii remember that thi.
case grew out Of the fight between Park
and the Troy & Boston Co., aud that th,
case WAS remondoa to the t. s. Circuit
Cour, and uuex pcciedly pressed for trial
while Mr Park was Ia Europe, BY thi,
despatch it seems that the L. s. Supremr
Court bas reversed the decision of the
Hut below aud ordered new trial Ia
a. county court.
laare bara been rumors during The
past week that Smith aud Page have pur.
chased a controlling interest IN the Cen.
sml Vermont CO, We learn from good
llbotIly that negotiations are now pend.
Ing between the parties with this object
ESQ view, but Ii Is made a special part Of
tAc contract tbst the consolidation OF the
-#yeral roads forming the New York,
#a,lou end Montreal railroad shall br
ar'ic1 into taect,aud that the rro'pect.
", lhe faetcss of this enterprise. which
would place cur road in connection with
He fa.t of ihe World, we're never so good
.s Haw.
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NJ Edaor:

As a native OF Bennington county.
| delight in reading the Manchester
J.,as.. which rs sent mc occasionally
by .ricuda 500 Abingdon
Perhaps some OF your readers may
get the western fever Should that be
the case q brief sketch Of Morris,
Grundy Go Illinois, may not cone
an,.ss. The city stands ou the north
era bank OF the Illinois river sixtylwo
mi cs south west Of Chicago, on the
CHigas8, Rock Island and Pacific rail.
road The location is beautiful, as the
crouaj gradually rises aortbward from
the river. THIS aagriiag a view OF the
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SUMMER RESORT ITEMS,

The Saratoga Hotel p,oprietors OFF,
lower rates for board during tho month
OF Jane, bat tor July aud August price.
viii remain us heretofore. IL isl well
understood fact that for short season OF
six TO eight weeks summer hotels cannot
pay expenses At less than present prices.
The hotels at Lake George will open
earlier than usual aud the season there H.
likely to bc prosperous one
Mr.. Edward Cozzcns will open his
hotel at West Point about the 10Th inst
President Grant will go to Long
Branch OF the 18th Of May aud the sea-
ION will then be considered open.
The New York Herald says: "Man.
chester, VI, is one Of thc most beautituI
localities in America; has Cue hotels aud
long LET OF irst-class and rather arislo.
cratic patrons"
The White Mountain houses open from
June Isl to 18th. i correspondent from
North Conway says prospects for a good
season were never better.
Drawing Room cars will run through
from New York 10 Manchester without
change during the summer.
Board ia Manchester, VI, and vicinity
eau be had in nice private houses at from
- TO $40 per wee..
The hotels al Manchester. VI. offer
very favorable terms to families who ELI
gage rooms early for the month OF Juue
of for tie entire season.
a new summer hotel is talked Of 10 be
located ou or near the site Of the old
Franklin House Rutland, VI.
a railroad from Tie9nderoga to the
foot Of Lake George is to be bullt snd run
Ia connection With the steamers on Lake
aud Lake George.
The much talked Of Tocarsu Liz,
from New York. via. Troy, Bennington,
Manchester, RulIaBd, Montpelier, e..
iArgaEh tie Green Mountains 10 tbe
"h'fe Mountains viii, e carried out as
pfaluea 8 large Increase OF
busiHes, 10 the railroads ard be- the most
popular pleasure route lu this country
The scenery ali along the line is unsar.i
passed
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y fheesa' atbe' - sns vzre q ssr.
tet I
Fart - F.a'at Hsssa aF 1efa.
a3at
1af istte Gra Gaze g the kidd sat
has core before = Jerry ia Ills ssa,e.
ar3. ~aass8sHae chr Condolences e
the aasaat j. ragsr5s4 A. : large
verdict Tie charge r tbe e5ar
SO me sgEy 10 this case was aaf
ae.eat.g eaPIetta satisfy gae aast &c.
PRAYED w@seI.es tlaf De need not c1.
naat @g aeanl hrac so tae aaads al
a tEual Judge
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1He pfescHt season presents rather a
remarkable phenomenon ia money and
basiness ccnters. Money il very plenty
ag4 rates ,f Discount low. and still al.
KINGS 81. basiaa asa du5l Congress
ispuiIyto blame f3r this state Of thiagy
by ia diIatoriuess in dealing with
financial measures. Every one knew
Chat Congress would do something, but
shat and when were net apparent and
we not yet though wc conclude there
will be no initiation without redemption
ahile Grant romaias Ia Office. Manu-
featuring interests in different parts Of
The country begin to Iook up some What
but sales are lIghl and bid fair 10 be-
for eoma time u come There is oHc
matter VI congrAtul.liun, cur export,
during the past lew weeks have ex.
cccded our imports, leaving a fair bal
anco Of trade iu our iavor, which will
make muncy p.euly without rusortiup
20 initiation. If IA can only be- kept up
Another iayo able indication is TIN
fact that the public debt was reduced
nearly three millions of dollars last
mouth.
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e sa lstes1-4 zassssae. thes eaatiisr
taea ftaa lbs fau Is OtEeF asga
tae.r lives Taefe usei e. te a-tea
isa.Aa mounds here sBd relies ssd
t'inEeta arc freqarady met v.ta. Cas-
city j. provided ~itb ariesiaa wells asd
sica1 I'D has5 Gre sag.ass. Morris
j. tha eganty seat. oar Court Hgase
is ci stone tie city hall of brek Iu
che way q schools there is. FIRST, ST
AHgelus AcaIcmy q branch Fl 81
Nary Aealemy. af Notu Dane, In.
diana a paraeh.sl school with $50
teaeaeus. aad eae haadEed scholars
a classic institute where students are
prepared for college. there are four
other public schools with thirteen
teachers There arc ux churches. an
90 which are af stone or brick
Fer educational purposes aad religious
privileges Morris is unsurpassed II
Is one OF tao largest markets 10 the
West for grass seeds and grain. This
year city Thousand bushels of Timothy
seed were received here and there was
one million bushels Of corn shipped
from this uiace In one season. There
are many ether things l might meutroa
Of intetestto your readers, but perhaps
this is sufficient for the present.
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lAnAen. fon .nlLlNa lla,on.


va ''''''N" l'''' o"'
sac .'Na aa.e' '"Faf'e3 go 'he
AIS '5a.' "as tired I'LL the
.'..lA 'a''o 81. "lalaam county court {:
a'iaa'' +. smith L II. W 'IcoS.
'"'a was '' ae'''7 bounded on the 81
''.' o' 'ae aet passed 10 lSo' }" al
1''''n 10 chapter ~ OF the General
''''''ost 'a ie'A'''a t. tue 'riAic la '"'
.A's'''hE i4#9'as Nt which 'Ae plain.
Aa a9aEal ID recover the damage for
"e Toes cd h#s husband. william T..
>a''tu. ""' was s'''ed ay eae James
A.aa as ia'aeg-i4-law. while 1cy
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There is aa ania9us lalf iu reg ard
10 1ha Governor question. which was
$50 uaea talked about months ago
Bat tae tine is lest approaching when
same SERIOUS attempt will be made by
samo aspiring candidate or candidate
ivr FubiaatouaI bouurs AIl that has
hcaa said Of late has pointed to an
agricultural candidate. either Douglass
a' Whiting er LaRe Of Cornwall but il
IS doubtful &c either Of these will be
Che coming nau. Several good men
have been named but VIC fail 10 learn
that active steps have been taken by
any Of them. The prospect is good
laf an exciting canvass when the time
comes which cannot be far On. There
will be q grea, diversity Of opinion un.
loss aII signs fail
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subarribgrs, 9beiug appointed by
tho Hon. the Probate Court for the District 81
| Manchester Cominisslguorsto receive examine
and adjust the claims aud dtmauds Of ail persona
against the estate u
sheldon II. Taylor, late Of rupert,
~ said DlstrIet decreased, aud also ali claims aud
demands exhibited ia Offset thereto aud az
months from the 9th day Of April, 1874 being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we %,
therefore, hereb give notice. that 40 viii attend
to the buslness Of our appointment At tho iata
residence IT the said dee asbl, On the oh day
of July, 1874 and tbe 9th day ~ o5er 1874 from
ono un II four O'Clock, r.. %. On Zach 0f f8id daFs
Dated at Rupert, this 9ll day II Apni.
=. d. l6ld
ELIJAH BUXTON.
t73w g A. SHERMAN, tgm.
T. J.. SHELDON,
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QOMMIsalONEho, NOTIoE.

We, the subscribers, bemR appointed by
The Hon. tho PROBATE Court for tho District 81
Manchester, Commissioners too receive examine
and adjust the GAINS and demands OF all ptfaous
against tho estate OF
Henrietta Audrew, late OF Sunderland
Ia said District deceased, aud also all claims and
demands exhibited IA Offset thereto. and sla
months from the sth day Of April, 1874, being
allowed by said Court ior tbat purpose, We az
therefore, hereby give notice, that We viii attend
70 the business Of our appointment at the dwell.
log house Of H. H."GraYss. in Sunderland on
tho sth day Of October, 1874, from ono until four
o'clock p M on said day.
Date. at sunderland this 6th day Of April,
a. D. 1874,
u. II. CANFfEtD,i r
I73w h. II. GRAVES, WIN
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS NnrInn

We, tho Subscribers, being appointed by
tbe Hon. tue Probate Court Tor tho District 81
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, Examine
and adjust tue claims and demands Of al porslns
against the Estate ~
Jarvis hnnrus, late Of Dorset
said Dlrtuet deceased, and also all claims ana
demAnds exhibited IA offset thereto. ana III
muqthr from the 29lu day OF April, 1874, being
allowed by the said Court Tor that purpose Ne
d., therefore, hereby give uo.ict, that wp Mil
attend TO the buslHees Of our appointment at
the late residence Of the aBjd deceased on tho
goth day Of October 1874, hum ono until four
O'Clock, =, H.. on bald day.
Dated at Dofset, this 2lth day Of Aprl.
A, D , 1873. W. II. BEEBE.
l93w j. NJ .GHiFfIIH. 'VlNt
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/ thG1 the equity Of redemption OF the palipb1i9f.
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