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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than anybody can on credit.
IT is due to I'll. G. j. 20 state that in
the article on the Teacher and his pro-
fession.- the manuscript read (referring
to certain teachers make every effort
to %succrel.' The printer changed this
to- >lnakc every effort Il Success" thus
giving rise to criticism which. ii Gree
ted ut any body, should have been
hurled at the printer.
NOTICE is given to the public gencr-
ally that John j. Miller, northeast OF the
Square. has received Il large and COM
plcte supply of spring goodS-atest
styles-con>isting OF ready-made Goth
Ing. hats. caps, boots and shoes, gents
furnishing goods. dc. CalIand examine
goods and prices before buying else
where.
TIE great debate at the Courthouse
last Saturday night turned ort To he
chin Some of the debascrs got weak
knced. probably beng afraid IN .'eN-
cited populacef might inteferc, and
therefore abScrtcd themselves. causing
a deep gloom Of disappointment to ser
tie on our otherwise cheerful city.
THOSE of ON citizens owning proper
ty. and who have noe already surround
ed the same with shIuhbcry or shade
trees. should attend TO this matter now.
Nothing adds more to TIE beauty of a
residence than 10 have it surrounded
with flowers, cvcrgreens and shade
trees.
CONFEDERATION will be had ut the EpiS-
copal Church. in this city, this (Friday)
evening, Instead of Saturday, as an
nounccd fast week. Those who desire
TO he present will please take notice.
Bishop Robertson will positively be
present.
STILES * HARDY amt got any money
to loan. nor amt rich enough to sci.
goods on credit; hut they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit. namely: they
can and do sell goods very low and say
they can afford 10 sell goods lower for
cash than anybody can on credit.
ALL persons who wish to emigra'e to
the State of Texas should call ON W. +.
ClaSbcy, at the store of John J. Miller.
northeast corner of the Public Square.
Savannah, No.. where they can Join Il
colony by subscribing TO the articles OF
association.
THIRTY dozen ladies', Masses aad
chihlrcn's hose Just received 1T Tyncr's.
besides one of the incest line of para
soils, lace curtains and ladies ami gents
hardhcrrhiefS in town. all at lower
prices chan any ot!rr house.
WoLD frora Bolckow Is To the effect
that eases Of spinal meningitis are gss-
ting rather freJucu: in that vicinity.
At last ccount> Mr.. George X. Moat-
gomery had lost one child. with one or
two others in a low state.
ELDER W. &. Rogers, of 81 Joseph,
will preach at the Christian Church in
Savannah tomorrow Saturday ven
ing, and on sunday. morning and even
in%. vi are limited.
FINE feathers make fine birds"
This accounts for the superior attractive
ness Of all who purchase dry goods u,
j. l.. Russcll's store.
We are panied II learn that w y.
Pyle me- with In loss Il Il child hy
death on sunday ia~.
NrMBEE | white winter wheat flour
for sale nj Savannah Mills.
Personal.
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Personal.

ID. IL Dl1t has retired from tie editor
ship Of the Maysvillc QDckalb cunmty)
Register, and will probably settle in 1t.
Joseph. VIA. II. >chrader resume.
charge Of the Register.
Mr.. u. y. CaoG, who formerly lived
in the county, hut has been north fol
some time. has returned.
JADE Powell. nj Fillmore, is = Notary
Public, and all who have business in Iii,
line should not forget him.
G. G. S~omervhlc, formerly of hi,
cOany, but who has been in Canada for
the past ten or twelve years, has ye.
turned and proposes TO n.r.kc Lis abod,
amCng is once mor
wv. Gra5ill has removed to Savan.
nah fyom Fillmore.
Collector Chittcndcn deserves crcdit
for efficiency beyond his predecessors,
having collected oyer n~ineiy-one pei
cent. of tie taxes for 1873. 1t must b,
taken into consideration, however, thai
heretofore Collector, have had duties o
another o!liee-that VI Sherif-to attcn,
to, while now collecting is his only duty
n. Polk, Of Fillmore, was Il WELDON,
visitor on Monday
Louis Howard, who lad a tough seig'
Of tine spinal" is about again, all right
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01
A. l.. Dodge q Bro FILLMORE,

Have Just received $1,000 worth Of
custom made boots and shoes, bought of
manufacturers also. 800 yards standard
prints, which are oilered.at losa yarl;
Lomsd;tc sof,-tinish bleachcd muslin at
lJr. Other goods, of which they have
Il full stock, will be sold in proportion.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01
Millinery and Dressmaking.

Miss Matte Ent opens up dreSsnaking
II C.azier's. west end the Square, and
,tsoc cakes charge of the millinery de-
ral tmcnt-trimS hats, &c. Also, mex
stock oc millinery and dry goods.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

THE place TO buy Singer, Wheeler 4
Wilson, Grover & Baker and Howe
sewing machine needles, i at Tyner,s-
south of Courthouse.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

RUSSELL hrs just received II new sup
ply CT dry goods anil groceries.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

Concord Grape Roots for Sale.
have some extra fine Concord roots,
which will be sold cheap. Cal, soon.
at my place, near Savannah.
|. n. WEBSTER.
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Railroad Timetable.

Kansas Cro ST. Joseph and council Bluffs Railroad.
Nortb. Nails Mail
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AT THE OLD STAND.

no nv oil cus.smc-s tat" great p .asr-, w
L announcing thai I have brought f1om New
York me nf III, largest storks oS goods in Inv line.
ever broasht 1, this ely, consisting la parrot
, 1874-07-05


On Wednesday, tho Stl lust, tho White Stock
ings mud Franklins will play game of baso bull
for tho benefit Of tho Old Peoples Home. This
oxcollont Institution formerly tho Old Ladics'
uomo) ia now erecting uew building on 1ndi-
ann avonuo uear Thirty-niuth ssreat, mud is, Of
courAo, IN need Of oil the money that can 10 Oh
taiued. 1t is hoped that tho benefit given to it
by these two Clubs will bo libosaly patronjzed.
There will bo I'll opon-air concert on the sa1nc
evening, at tho same place. for tic benefit Of
Tho institution.
The Old Peoples Homo, as its name implies,
ia a rctseat for the aged Of both soxos WHO hayo
no holnos Of their own. It ia supported by tho
contributions OF the charitable aud BY the efforts
OF fow individuals. whoso iabors aro worthy OF
tho highest praise. While tho public sympatnlos
are largely drawn out, md properly 80, for tho
orphans mud the foundlinge, very fow give their
attention to those who aro old and poor; and
yet no lot oan call moro loudly for pity. Tho
Old Peoples 1Iomo is, Of courso, ab!e to tako
caro- Of only a small portion Of thoHo who hayo
fallqn into this distreHsful state but to tho cx-
tent that 1t ia ablo to provide for them, and to
smooth thoir way to tho tomb, 1t diminishes Tie
suffering in tho world. and deserves to la
crowned with glory md honor.
, 1874-07-05

character Of the act is concerned, "a dofensea
for murder. Tho doeroc Of insapity which
EXCUSES nurdor oxcuses auciio and makoB 1t
not by onos own hand. Whom party Is 80 in
Hano That lo cannot distinguish botwcon right
aud wrong he carnot be convicted Of murder,
nor should my consequences Of hfa suicide 10
visited on his loira or othora oatmiug uudor him.
Under theso Instructions The Jury found TINT
Moore wns 1nsano to such dogroo as not to
mako tho act by which he took his life his own
rational act and thoy brought In vortl1os for
tle full amount Of tho policy, with inorcst.
Tho substance Of Judge Longyear'e decision Ia
that q auicitle docs not dle by hls own hand whom
lo Is inBane to such togroo az would exouHe
linn for taking tho life Of another that, In such
caHe, hfa policy may bo recovered upon. but in no
nfhar
, 1874-07-05

Tho now Secretary Of tho Treasury soems to
bo deyoting the summon vacation to business.
Whtlo tho otllor officials nre Off to the watoring-
ing To 60, Secretary Dristow, like prudent,
eonsible navigator. In dovoting tho time duriug
which his Department Ia In dry dock to stopping
up tho 1eaka made ly hia careless and atupid
predecessors. Ono very largo leak was recently
stopped which will. Of isself, stop groat many
in future. Shortly aftor entering upon Lis
duties, ho discovered tint tho Chiof Of QUO of
Lis Dufoaua waa travelling tn Europe. Nothing
remarkable In that. The Chiol of Bureau is
just as firmly convinced he ought to travel in
Europe aa n Clergyman is. But when tho Score
tary looked into tho matter little further, ho
found tlat hts subordinate WAS not ouly travel
Ing in Europe, but TINT his Ba}ary was going
on, ut tho ratn Of 5000 per nnnnm. This was
comfortable. Ho looted q little further, aud
found that hib predecessor had conjurod up
some tdoal work for tho Chief to do, by which
ho received $25 a tay oxtra in gold md mileage.
1n other words. ho WIS a,lowod TO 20 to Europe,
draw his Halary, and have all Ills expenses paid,
- nroeronono co1c,,,to5 =, ,oota r,uroroa,,
toura vorr no,u,or ,, t,,o n,ro,a,,xr ro,o,.,,.n.
secrctayv pr,stow Aoworor f,;,aa tn .oo ,,>n
propriaty or juatica Of Rnch proceedings sud
stopped this ioalE ut onco by promptly outting
on the remittance and ordering the tourist homo
apain In altend 10 lila hns;noaa .rd eorp NJ.
za1arx rha coustarrat,o,, will, ,,.;c,, +,o +,,,x
iss will receive tljs or1or vii, o,,1v be eoua,ea bv
tin cons,erantlon 1rh,c,, v,,, aovo other ,ao;1,
NJ nrenua cont omn,ot;ro v,s;ta IN ,,a A1,,u mud
Roman r,,jue ,,non Trcoanyv ,,ne;rcaa
Tbo nav socratarv ,avlnr stonned IN +,,a ,area
,oaks 1ua alan ,,etorr;cc tn e1aan cut t,,a rraaa.
u.y atanles oyidsn4,v ;apres4o3 with M ;,,on Tint
n ata,,c at,ar,,cd to ,he r,ca4urv Donar,n,ont ia
ohout oa ,,ccoas,,v M n gu,d,v.sc,,,,, vor,d ho
Actne vror hi. ,,n,resa;c, la hue ox,,~o5 ii,
, 1874-07-05

In tho July number Of tho International Re-
pie,o, Prof. George r. Fisher, DID,, of tue Yale
Divinity School, comes to tue dcfenhe Of the
9ihlc Revision now III progroaa in England aud
s1,eglc& against the quorulousnoss Of somo OF
II the revision, Mr. Fishar shows, grows ont Of
hanooa that hayo occurred In tho EngliAh
anguaga since the proaont translation waY
nade,-,uistranelatloa OF some passages, inter-
>olatious proved beyond tho possibility Of a
[oubt ito be spurious, intollcit'es Of expression
:}hlah leayo important passagos Of doubtful
), psantpg whore the origluAl IL perfectly plain.
10, Ths most important Interpolation w1llon
hal. Yilhor nos,oss Il thu laat asn.enee Ia ia
, 1874-07-05

Lord'a Prayor, "For thino Ia the Kingdom"
atc. Ntr. F!shor enya It is perfectly
certain TINT Christ nnyor ntsorod thoso words,
and hs thinks TINT no ought TO havo tho Lor1'a
Prayer aa 1t came from I1is 1ips and not as It
rms afterwards "tmproyod by somo prosump-
tuous and i,nrerliuent copyist. The revision ia
based. of courso, Oh tho King Jamos version,
md makes no changes III that version unless ab-
solutoly required, and then only With tho assent
of two.thlrtls of the gcho}ars employed in tho
work.
Among tho mlgtrans1ations, or rather mis-
prints, in our version, Atr, Flshor montious TINT
which ocoura III tho passage "strain at gnat
aud swallow calno1." II should DO strain out
d gnat. Again, ITO road that "if tho salt hath
lost his aasor." In whit way salt camo to be an
Enelish noun masculine ia not apparout, mud 1t
ia proposed to substitute Its for "his." A
worry awkward mistranslation occurs In paul'B
speech on Mars Hill. Eo is mado to say to the
Atlenians, who Ind oreoted an altar to tic Un-
known God, ~ perceive that 70 nro iu hl1 things
loo sNpcrstitions. Whom 70 ignoranty
worship, Him declare unto you," Tho original
Crook reads "very religious" instead Of "too
auporstItIous," and "unknowingly" for "fgno-
rantly." A correct translation rolioyes Paul
from tho imputation Of dlscourtosy IN tho OK
osdium Of bis discourse. prof. Fshor also
cites number Of instances whora the articles
aud the existing In tho original aro omitted In
tho translation, and whose not existing In tue
original are inserted in tho translation, ard
where the IL inserted for mud for tAe--in all
Of which the sense in moro or lesB changed by
tho errors. A curious mistake occurs In the
translation Of tho Greek word chs Qnto) In tho
bapsiHn1al sorylce. It is translated "in," 80
tint we arc baptized "in tho name OF tho
Fathor," etc., instead Of into tho nanio Of the
Father. The two ideas are entirely Iincrent rs
are also tho deas conveyed in tho two Greek
words Hades aud Gehcnaa, both Of which are
translated "hcll IN every instance where they
occur except one. III THIS one instance Hddes Is
translated "tho grave" which, according to
Prof. Fisher, ie as widc Of its true meaning as
tie word "hcll u is III overy othor caso.
, 1874-07-05
THE KECK-JOHNg0N CASE.

Tho second trial OF tlis case III tho mnttor of
snlca Of merchandise undor contracts calls for
brief resume Of the factB aud previous proceed
ings In Coult. In july, 1872, j. L. Kccls. Of
Cincinnati, sold 1000 barrola Of meas-pork to
Johnson !: Co. under III agreement which road
as follows:
Bought OF j. L. Ecck, Of Cincinnati, o. e,oeo bur-
res If ncsH-rork, 10 10 either 3riieehnn Evana,,
Samuel Davis, Jr.s, Joseph Ransom l. sonB', or H.
Bensford & Co.'S hrunda of Ctucunatt tato Of puck
ing and 7tnber OF pieces 10 be branded tho head
Of each bar1cl with stencil or brant|inylro: pork to
le delivered ut Cincinnati, o., III good mor-
chnntabs shipping oracr for which We agroa to pay
@l3.16 per 1arrat ut Cincinnati, o.
j. uAoORs JOHNSON Il Co.,
J. L. KEuK.
CHICAGO, July 20, 1917.
Tile ahore eoutrsct guaranteed by us on hchalt. Of
]. BrooIs johnson q: Co. L, L. + I. y. JOHNSON.
Heck Ind tho pork hauled to Tie railroad-do-
pot, aud delivered it to tho 1lailrpal Company;
tho Company Issued Its receipts therefor NJ d.
lyered tn tho form known aH dray-tickots." :"
Tho receipts wero in this forlns
Received Ut McKeehan h Evans, at Cincinnati i
Dayton 1.ailroal tlepot, tho following Ar,cles III
gaod ordpr 10 ba forwarded ria Richmond tu Chicago:
Articles. IL barrel8 uesapork, - barrels ess-pork,
marked "R. ucnhfosd / Co., packers"
Those du'iyortoH were OIL Aug. =, Q and 10, 1879.
On tho 10th (6aturday) IN acconut Of the pllr-
chase money waB prosecuted to J. BROOKS johnson
soad receipts being taudered, Payment was
refused. Johnson saying that the number Of
piecoB WINS not correctly branded on the barro1s,
and requiring guarantee that thoy would count
out right In ClIloago. On Monday tho railroad
receipts or dray-tickets we1o presented to t]lo
1lailroad Company by tho agents Of Keek, and
tho namo Of D. 7. Murphy d Go. was inserted as
oons!gnoea In tho lraytlokets, md bills OF lading
were issued to Kock, with D. +. Murphy Il Co.
namod as consignces. lu tie 1noaut!mo The pork
was OIL lts way 10 Chicago, arriving hero OH Sat-
urday, Sunday aud Monday, and all camo here
way-hillad to ]. Hroola Iohl,ao,s. Tho troieht
asent notified Johnson, and inquired wAa. should
he done With the pork. Under JoluAou's ius.r,,o.
lions, given Monday morning. Aug. Ia, 1t waa
delivered at the warehouse Of Tlorno d Co., md
tho lattor issued tholr wnrehnuse rccaipts lAore.
for TO j. Droo4a Johnson l. Go. Iloae receipts,
subsequently }ndorsod, woro received In the rog.
ular course OF businoss by Young i Co. upon
purchases made by them OF several lota OF the
pork iu question. 1t waA not disputed tl,at
Young Il Co. were bona fde and innocent pur.
chuaara, for d FUR consideration, In Ordinary
course OF blslnosa, and without notice OF alvorst
! clnim. Jo|luyon had the pork ropackol by Thornt
~ f.,{or i
, 1874-07-05

Young l. 90. brought aotlon Of roplovln against
the Sheriff, mixing Ihorne & Go. and Keck Do
PENDANTS. On tho trial OF tho caso, undor tho
ruling Of the Court, tho jury rendered 4 verdict
for Keck. Young 4 Co. took tho oaao to tho
snpromo Court. The Supreme Court reversed
tue dociaion. holding that tho faota amounted
to 4 delivery of tho pork to johnson iu Cinoin-
mutt, nndcr tho contract, 30 far aB to bring tho
caao within the well~acttled rule TINT delivery
Of personal property under contract Of aalo by
all unpaid vendor to tl.o vonloo paascs sitlo 10
far that an Innocent purchaser will bo protootod,
irrespective Of tho contract or the intontion Of
the parties.
Tho scoond tral took placo last weok. before
Judge Jameson, who, in strongiystatea
roview Of Tho facts. gave judgment for plaintiff,
hia reasoning covering tho same general views
oxproascd by the Supreme Court. The two
potnta maintained were that there WAS a delivery
at Cincinnati in contemplation OF tic rulo as-
aertod by tho Supreme Court, and that Kock i
Co., at any time from Saturday to Monday noon,
by telegraph, or oven by letter, could havo ar
rested tho delivery Of tho pork to Johuaon l. ca.
InBtoad Of this, they waited wook, In which
limo those purchasers, without notice Of adverse
claim, purchased. In good faith aud for 4 valu-
able consideration, the property.
, 1874-07-05

Gen. Spinner iaBt week received from Chicago
communication signed "Borrow," mud inclos-
lug 43 cents. the water stating that he owes tho
Government that mucA. Ws ure glad to be able
tu record this remarkable INSTANCE OF tho work.
inga Of conscience. 4 man whose confidence
will goad and worry Lin about 4S csuls, and at
Inst compel him to restore It to it's rghtful
ownor Is 8 rdra duis. There baa never baon
such caso OF conscience known before, which
only goes to show thas Chicago II ahead onus
mora
, 1874-07-05

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extreme Ito In. tono nyervthtnu tbat n,ort,, ,r,n
could IN IN ranmtr TIM fnt., crror shch th Adjn.
tratIon hayo commttted III not Rcudtnv down tro,,a
cnouRh to f,o all tha forts o Inn knit tha srm,urat
one. lin still commnuus The larhor. we mnv stt
execute the luws If wa try Besdcs there In nn,hinc
IL, ts orders which wcra sent To him y fl, Var D
par,meut which Ia in lin HI,uteYt trarce contuvcno,
by h8 net Of throwing Lis command Into Furt Sumter
Even Il those orders, sent without yuur Auow,esuc M
forbid hin, 10 euyo uluco whuro hs ,ucu ,iuht lava
persisted, aud shelter them under stronger position,
T%o H.. a, nreu .Da' 49, ~ %oAo so oraefp
South carona by moving from Fort Moultrio 10 Eor
sumtor ought to be rcpeea Us firmly as may 10
s sh rsss.' .us ,o sn cpataetef q
mission. II is strango ass,nptiou Of rtuht On tIe
part Of that State to say that our United sates troops
oss m sstaH ~ .no "eaks pos.',on tnes ean ind IN
c,,o r1eston mr. INV ,,an,ran+u, iii ~ ,,.,, .,c =,
, 1874-07-05

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The temperance 1eformers at tho North may
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f4'""o'5 'o"'4uo' 4uo 'A"e u Aieo1se4pp' A"l ~
ADVANCE OF thoao Of any other State in the Union.
III 1871 the Lcrislakuro naseed n fomuorance Inv
H. ,u.-.', ~,
A'''"o'o" y" WV P'0'' - ]"' 4'4''40 4""' AAo
aellor ot liquor WAS madn responsible to tho wife
and children of liz customer for all tho t]amara
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At the last session Of the Legislature an ainenl-
uon1 Was alonted, by which It was mnde precs-
,o.. >. alan <~ua.ti.u -. uu,. -, u.
"'1' " -. t''aAAt' - '0 ~ 7eAA "lao1
that pesittou for II signed by majority Of tho
men over 81 and Of the women oyor is years Of
ann s1,,,,5 IL, ,,roeo,,,o,, ., +,.o .ru,, ,a,,..,
NV o"'"'" w i"e'oA'o" " 'ao pop'l o'A'ofo'
Ihat our readerS may uadefatanu Tue exact
provisions of the law, wo COPY 1t in full;
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sn a.,a, msaa 49,, - o..os -" ".'''e, ,,s
s,,.,o ar.sn s",I s .t,d ", ta 'a,,,,. .,aa ~
tr"s ~ at,os,o IN to oa,.,,,va marts nf ,n ,'oton.
o-s ~ ta ra.. NM. In ~ ,nnfort, ~ ~. nal, j,,-
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,"has. ..,r, ,t.,,o 49, ~ 10 .., ana a.; and, 49,
,,stn,a aft., a, rsso,to1 ,,, ALL s,au ,n, ~. w
oue mouth tor consideration, aud tho reception Of
connter-pettions, ts1ofo boing arted upon, and my
nae, y, elsnel na.o " tau's'u ls.'onels louta on
renewal Of sue itceus. mud II sny suuyrysos,a tn
trict my Incorporated town city shall, by
!osy u aueh 1nao eosoae over = years o. ase and
within tic mlEs Of aur supcrysors district or acs
Incorporated city town. petition against te grant,
my or fene"a' Of such heense II sha moi 10 granted
ita Of anch iuror,oraol city Or town or within III,
limits Ut Huch Supervisors district, Tor two ye4rs
after such rsuton IL 50 presented. ......
ns, or or .rk N tin l.onrI M a. hi.xar un % atnr~
rnsn Of a,y Incorporated town or city, Or any encr
Of any Aonsas Of Supervisors Or tho cer2s Of snch
.. a,,v athar rarc,, Viz annW ssun ~ ra,,{s 49,.
license to reail vouB or sprtlupuH liquors. or cause
he same to bs done IN violation OF ta rst section Of
.u,s w. auI " s, II'T H., " aaaa T., n. ~. aaa
than 500 uur more thau 81 100; aud iu udditiou to
such Hns s,a!' be imprisoned III ths county jail not
'ess .aun 1ne onu nor an rha, s.1 a. a.
of scts In conflict viii Ills me visions Of hja net pg
, 1874-07-05
OH GblfsaDn Uribnase.


Contrary to general expectation. the Judges Of
the United States Circuit mud District Courts,
sitting at Maaaon Davis, Dramnona, md Hop
linh), have decided the Northwestern Rallroad
case In favor Of tho State authorities. holding
that under tho Wisconsin Constitution 1t Is CON-
petont for tho Legislature to fix tho rates of TOLL
even to the oxtont Of destroying the property Of
tho corpDratioua.
, 1874-07-05

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