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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-24

GKAND FESTIVAL
TO BE GIVEN BY
| MECHANICS STEAM FIRE COMPANY NO. =.
Pelican Hook and Ladder Fire Csmn,,.
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
ON SUNDAY, MAY AND q, ~,
PROGRAMME
STEEPLE CHASE RACE-on nile ort,, :. :,
Prize $25
PONY RACE-One mile. open to ALL prizs ss
RUNNING RACE-Mile heats, open to all. i'gize a
Entrance Fee $40.
MULE RACE-To bugsy-One mile srp,, pr,.
two bales Of hay.
TROTT1NG RACE-Mile heats. for al horses TIM,
never trotted inside of 2:i5. Pri4s 80.
HOSE CARRIAGE RACE-Two wheel hoss "a,
rage. with 500 feet of hose; one mi. tn
Pixie $50.
THROWING MATCHBOX third class eac;ps. :.
the best advantage, through 100 fee; o. I'm.
Prize $50.
FOOT RACE-Open TO all. 100 yards. p,L1.sIa
GRAND PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH, a.uAr
under the supervision of the CRESCENT CITY
SHOOTING CLUB. For splendid rri74'
Grand Display OF Fire Works, in n.
Evening mt Eight O'CLOCK.
In all matches or races it shall require tween
tries to make match Or race.
ALI entries to be made to the under siep4s o,n
before SATURDAY, May l, at NJ
Races to begin at p NJ. sharp.
Dancing on the new platform. Muse b. ,oseus
Watchers Silver Cornet Band.
Sealed proposals viii be received hy lie rpde.
signed until April "a for the privilege OF Al Boob.
Stands, Games, etc.
Prizes to be drawn-Gold Watch and Claim
Diamond Ring, Sewing Machine and So Il gold.
The Watch and Cain and Diamond Ring can IN
seen on exhibition at +. Llienthals iewrlry s,or.
Canal street, aud the Sewing Machine al Grtgat
Sewing Machine Depot, No. l54 Cenal STREET
Tickets Fifty Cents. Ladies and Children
Free.
LEON BERT0LI Chairman
apil IL % myl Office. Room No. % CRY Hal.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
City Taxes and Licenses OF 1870.

Oily
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Eall, New Orleans. April Il, 1875.
vyyHE LIST OF DELINQUENT TAN PAYERS FOR
Il 1873 is being prepared tor publication, and in
terest will be charged after the thrtleh OF April
instant The allowance of two per cent discount
will be continued until that date.
Delinquent licenses of 1873 axe being put III pro.
cess of collection and will entail additional costs If
not Immediately paid The discount Of three per
cent, still allowed on payment OF licenses of 1872,
will be discontinued the thirtieth OF April, 1879.
apis I'd ED PlLSBCRf. Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-24

Never run II debt. Walking is more
dignifeG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-24

Bar-gains-The profits OF retail liquor
Gealere.
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O. s. MARSHAL'S SALES


George w. Miller vs., Steamho,, c,:-.
~ - tackle, etc. '
l Lhh UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr
4 Instruct OF Louisiana, No. 10 $40. -Bv vir,na
Inc consent Of all parties in interest in the aIo VI
ssn,ltied SUIT will proceed to sell to the b;ohu,
pdder on SATURDAY, April a. 1875 at p nicinas
~. a, the main entrance to the Customhousa nn
THE STEAMBOAT FLIRT, HER rACrrp
reims-Cash. at time of adjudication. &C.
United states Earshsl's office. New c.,.
April It, 1875. p. .,Sw DfIeane,
0poNT United States Marcia,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-24
OF Wary Ann Taft, wife OF
Ludger POouiIle

c,pc, Ludger BOguille.
- ~ DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PARISH
Eooni,,.o dreams, NO. 37,49o.-Whereas. Ludger
adnins 1 mas pefltioned tAe court for letters Of
Ann Ta,f ra ~. on the estate of TIE late Mary
shnw gwen to all WHOM it NAV concern 20
OF the sauce saiS within ten days why the prayer
Hy orssr u - pe gu, should not be srar..t.
PRANK PACE r. CeYk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-24

A LII PERSONS HOLDING I,I,rc .n,rsSr
ara r,ie insoivent estate of DARBY { TEENOTLgT
with vdrcb. 10 present them within thirty Gays,
C, Tremon,.it or other evidence in suppozi t0A.
fabIean 10 order that they may be entered on
- "iSbIiDuIlOn. M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-24

Sea monsters are now due a; watering
Places.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ADJUSTMENTS,
DIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF mrs

THE ONLY THEATRE OPEN IN -ER m
DRAMATIC AND VARIETY III.
The ZIGZAGS, the famous Gro:esope n.,
Mile. ALA, the Wonderful Gymnast III her ssR
leap, forty feet from stage to dome. tho ~
THoRNE CHILDREN. in comic character ssa,S.ss'W
Mile GRANVILLE, EUGENE BLtTZ and arhaecaet
speciality acts. The olo changed nich1Iw m
Guiding with, Friday, April %. GUY MAySRrpSSsas
J. J. WALLACE III his great personation Of ~
MERRILItS ~
Saturday Noon, Night and Sunday Nirb..m
nautical drama of THE BEACON LICpr
WALLACE as Old Jack Junck. u
Monday, April 26-Pantomime. THE RED Eyor,
OLlO of speciality acts. and the DRAMA en,isIn1sA
GLANCE AT NEW ORLEANS. WA
Natnees Wednesday and SATURDAY.. s.a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-24

The II |
a. the I'd |
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and Il. {
tar.y. {, |
houses o
was carl
past sew
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city from |
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acted.
The Inerl
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BY draw
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brand 81 |
When
Dries. (
Tickets |
NJ. Lot
Chicago
10. got
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-24

70 be sued is one Of the rigbts OF corpora
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-24

" au'tU WIZ, WHICH LQe ftelttyO dId Its best
to urge and wage, have had the effect to
destroy Southern cities, why have those
cities which have suffered most from
bombs and blockade recovered their step
of progress, and Why is that city which
suffered less from the same causes go
dead city, We would like to see the
very tiippant ileral9 and its partisan dis
ciples explain this contradiction.
The Heru'G, however, las comprehend
ed the true cause Of the stagnation of
New Orleans IN saying the railroads have
diverted much 0. Ike Mississippi trade.
The Western produce, that in past
times was toated down to New Orleans
in rude tatboats, now seeks New
York and Baltimore 10y rail" If
mill wheel was turning merrily last year
by abundant water power, while this wear
the water power was diverted by cuts in
lis canal which conducted the water to
turn the wheels Of Cher and Of rival mills.
a practical man would scarcely seek in
other and outside causes the suspension
Of thu. ~kseqIess mill. New Orleans once
held the physical monopoly of the whole
between the Mississippi valley
and The home and foreign market There
lay between this valley and the Eastern
potts obstacles Of distance and mountains.
which rendered it absolutely impossible
that the interior West should commune !
cate with The East except by way Of New
Orleans. New York constructed an arif- |
'ial way between the lakes and |
he Atlantic coasts, and millions Of
ons that mus; otherwise come by New
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-03-30
The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
Tuesday, March 30. 1875.
Refeits.

Sous MlLK.-The Revue Industr!ele
states that sour milk, after protracted
exposure to the sun, develops poison.
Gus quality, sufficient to cause disease
aud death to pigs fed thereon.
For BLIND SrAGaERs IN Ples-For
blind staggers in pigs, Prof. Law gives
the following:
When the hog is attacked, dash buck
etfuls Of cold water over the body,
throw purgative Infection into the rec
tum, compnsel Of six ounces OF sui
rhate of soda, and one or two tea
spoontuls Of spiiits OF turpentine in
ten ounces Of water, Setons saturated
with turpentine may be inserted under
the skin hehiad the ears, or the back of
the neck may be blistered hy rubbing in
the following mixture: Spirits of tur
peniine and Iiqlid ammonia, one ounce
each, with powdered cantharides, two
drachms.
CAKED UDpER The following treat
ment is said to be good:
The best remedy we ever tried Was to
bathe it thoroughly and persisten,ly
with tepid water, and milking clean
Some use salt and water, others salt and
vinegar, but We doubt whether they
have any advantage over the pure wa.
ter. The udder at such times, is, OF
course, infamed, and persistent applica-
tion OF water will reduce the inflammation,
enabling you to draw the milk. 1t may
require several bathings to entirely re
move the cake, but we are confident
that three times out of four it will
prove successful.
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What Did He Meany
Burlington IIawkeye.J

l
Old Mr.. Throop,up on English street,
is, as good as he is corpulent, and has a
way Of singing hymns in soft under
tones as he goes along the street. Yes
terday morning he was picking his way
along the slippery grade down Division
street, singing, as usual, and he just fin
ished the line, "a charge to keep ]
have" when he felt terrible concuss
ion, and the air was full of hats, and
spectacles, and red hanakerchiefs, and
Arctic overshoes, and old Mr.. Tlroop
blended his hymn into "Dog gone the
tiddledy dad hinged Internal old trap to
the gol linged Pixies" And of all the
people who helped him up and handed
him his things, not one could tell what
he meant by these remarkable phrases
and we don't believe he knew himself
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B,jah's Plty--A Vain Plea
TDetroit Free Press. |

lDttroie y 1foe fcSSs
.There. bub. don't cry" said Bijah as
he lifted small boy in his arms; s'it
isn't no way likely that you'll ever come
into this room and sit down on a hot
stoye-hearth again. Life is full Of just
such snags and pitfalls, and sometimes
1 wouldn't give 2 cents to live or die. :"
The boy went out and sat down in a
snow.drift to cool the blister, and His
Honor came in and wanted to know
who threw that meat on the stove, and
said he'd fine him $500 if the guilty
party could be found. Bijah explained,
everything was made lovely, and the
officers came forward and went through
the usual programme of swearing to
the warrants.
Henry horton had very solemn
look around his mouth as Bijah handed
him out, and in voice husky with emo
ton he went on to say that he came to
town to see his mother, took a drink
with a stranger, and the next thing he
knew he was reposing on q pile of old
boots in the alley.
"And you believe that you were
drugged p asked the Court.
.Yes, think was"
"You'd swear to it."
81 would.w
"Doss your mother depend on yor
for support r
IN ooa b."
swell, Henry Norton, it is we'll for
her that she doesn't, for you are going
up TO sand paper chair-haeks ard de
your mush for the space of sixty days
This being drugeed is all hosh, and af
ter you get seated in the Black Mari,
I'd like to have you take another lool
at my gray hair and this wrinkled brow
and see il there is anything grass.
about me-"
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sMiisreua,'n
How a woman Buys Meat,


Detroit Free Press
When woman enters butcher shop
to select piece of meat for dinner she
has her mind made up to take mutton
roast Therefore when the butcher
rubs his hands and asks what she will
have, she promptly replies
''I'll take some OF that NUT"
She stops there. Her eye has caught
sight of ham, and she suddenly de-
cides to take ham.
s.Is that nice ham ?" she inquiries.
aBest ham 1 ever saw, Madame
How much ?"
swell, you may give me three p.
Well, don't know, either. My hns-
band was saying he'd like some sausage.
Have you any real nice sausage?"
"Plenty, Madame. Now, then, how
much sausage will you have?"
"It's pork sausage, is itY'
ayes. ma'am."
"Well, I suppose pound would be
enough for our small family, but
but"
s.Shall ] weigh a pound, madam ?"
II was just wondering if veal pot.
pie wouldn't suit him BETTER" she ans
wered. "You have veal, l suppose ?"
"Oh. yes, madam. Here's splendid
bit of veal as good piece as l ever
saw"
"Yes, that does look like nice veal,"
she says, lifting it up.
"And you'll take itf"
~Let's seer' she muses.. "Y-no, l
guess not guess I'd better take pork
chops"
"Nice chops-how much p he asks.
"One of those slices will weigh a
pound, / suppose y
ssAbout pound, madam"
"And it was young hog?"
.Quite young, madam"
ssAnd you'll cut the rind off2'
..Yes, madam"
"Well.' she says. heaving deep
sigh, 81 guess you may give me some
beefsteak-some that's nice, and be sure
to cut all the bone out!''
And she's only been half an hour
coming to the point
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GEORGE NEIsEND's ESTATE.

NOTICEis hereby given that the Subscriber
IN has been appointed Administrator on the
estate of George Weisend. late Of Monrce'
county, deceased.
mch2, '75w3. JOSEPH SrANGLER.
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And Wagon Maker Shop,
Notice to Stone Masons.

= F. -
CEALRD Proposals will be received at the
y Auditors Once on the 9th day Of April,
1875, to IL O'Clock noon for two abutments
at "Fort's" Fork Of Wills Greek, near BeuE>
Danford's; said abutments to be feet high
from the bed Of the creek, l6 tset long and
feet wide at the bottom, and Ia feet long
and feet wide at the top.
Also, proposals for a stone asch bridge
across said stroam,to be ID feet roadway and
SO feet long from out to out. the arch to be
S feet high in the clear
Also, proposals for ahutments at the
Howell farm on Sunfsh Greek, on the Woods.
field and Peallsville road; size of the sbul-
ments to be determined, at the place, April
s, 1875. rs
By order of Commissioners.
mch9.75td. M.aoRPFLRR, Auditsr.
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To Contractors.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sealed Propo-
lN sails will be received at the office OF the
Township Clerk of Lee township, Monroe
county, Ohio, until
Monday, 4pra 19, 1875,
At noon, for the building of School HOUSE
in the town OF Sardis.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
Office of the Township Clerk on and after the
ist day of April, 1875.
By order of the Boa-d of Education Of said
township. WILSON MARTIN, Tp. Clerk.
mch9, 9,'75w6. sardis, Msnree Co., Ohio
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ns .n00 Per Day at home. Terms free.
G 'o1AU Address G. SrINsoN & Co., Portland,
Maine. feb9,'7sI.
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Al farmer told, his nam to run into the
pasture and catch an ox 81 mean the
off one; III manage the other myself"
he said. The man ran on te.do as he was
hidden. but suddenly paused on tho way
with the exclamation, "He is reasona-
bic fellow, anyhow. How am T to know
whiuh is the orphan 7"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-03-30

These examinations will commence at 8
O'Clock a. m. and close at 4 p. m.
A fee of SO cents is required from each
appiicar. as condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board
feb2s374ltd. a. J. PEARSON, Clerk.
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Probate Notice.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed in
II the Probate Court. of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Execu-
tors, Administrators and Guardians.
Aaron W. Howell Executor of Aaron Howell
partial.
Il. Benninghaus Guardian Of T. Benning-
haus' heirs, insi,
A. Erlewine Guardian of Elizabeth Brlewine,
partial,
W. S. Way Guardian of J. W. Barnett's
heirs, partial.
Jacob Affoltsr Admir- of Abraham Ffisden,
final.
John aarman Admir- of James Harman, final.
Any person interested may ile written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
of,on or before the 3lst day Of March next.
when the same will be finally heard and con-
tinued from day to day until disposed of,
JAS. R. MORRIS,
mch9, ,'75w3. Probate Judge.
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VALUA
STEAM { WATER Mill TOR Sale.

THE undersigned offer their steam and wa
ter mill, four miles east of Woodsfeid
on Sunfsh Creek for sale. together with forty
acres of land. The mill has two of the
BEST FREN BURRS
Is in thorough repair, and in good neigh
borhood; not another steam mill within ten
miles of it. There is good accessible vein
of coal on the premises.
Terms will bs moderate. We would take
a small farm in part pay.
F. g. N. KOEHLER.
junel6, '74tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
Published Feb. Is, 1875.
CHAPTER q.
ss~CoPY.

AN ACT TO establish court in Brown County
with limited civil and criminal jurisdiction in
certain cases.
The people of the state of Wisconsin. repre-
scented IN Senate and Assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
SECTION I. There is hereby established court
In aud for the county of Brown, having the juris-
dctiou and subject TO the limitati. ems hereinafter
prescribed, To be styled The Second County
Court for Brown County,
SIC > There is hereby conferred upon the
court hereby established Jurisdiction IN all civil
actions where the amount in controversy shall
not exceed five thousand dollars, both rs TO mat
tors Of law and equity equal to aud commensurate
with the Circuit Courts of this State, and also ex-
clusNe appellate Jurisdiction in all cases OF APP
peal from Justices of the Peace; Pr0rided, hor-
frer, That nothing herein contained shall be con.
strued 10 couter criminal jurisdiction on said
court, except as hereinafter provided.
SEC. D. For the purpose of determining whether
the amount IN controversy does not exceed said
sum OF 5000 the complaint in any action IN said
court must allese thar said amount does not cN-
coed said sum, and unless the answer denies such
allegation aud alleges that the said amount eN-
cecds said sum the objection To the jurisdiction
On account OF the said amount exceeding said
sum shall be deemed waived and the court shall
retain Jurisdiction ot the action; but II the answer
denies such allegation aud alleges that said
amount exceeds said sum the court shall determine
the question OF jurisdiction from the evidence
and piesdiu-s in the cause, and II the court nnds
the amount in controversy to exceed SAID sum OF
$500 The action shall be dismissed; PfOrtdsd,
inheiOre limited shall he determined from the
issues formed by the complaint and the allega-
cations contained in the answer not constituting
a Couuter-Claim and the evidence pertaining 10
said issues and shall not depend uponfhe matters
set up In the answer by WAY of counter-caim or
the evidence hereunder: Proridsd, ltgihsr, Thar
no couuter-claim shsll he iuterposed In any &C
ilon In said court in which the relief demanded
shall exceed the sum Of $Sl,Gn
SEC. {. A panel of jurors for each term OF said
court shall be drawn in the same manner As now
Is, or hereafter shall be- provided by law for Cir
cuit Courts. and the persons serving on SUCH pan
els Of jurors shall be paid 81 the same rate and in
the same manner - /. now, or hereafter >hail ee.
provided by law for the payment OF jurors IN the
sad Circut Conrts, snd jurors fer the trisi OF Is
sues shall be drawn. impaneled and sworn IN
the same manner as In the Circait Courts OF this
State: and said court shall have exercise and Use
the SAME process for sGmmauing such jurors "a
i now or may hereafter nv law be used by the
Circuit Courts OF this State.
SIC 5 The regular jury terms OF the said
court hereby established shall he held IN the
Court House in the city Of Green Bay, IN -sid
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25
| Published Feb. Is 1875. T
CHAPTER -.
AN ACT for the preservation of fish in Lake
Low in L Of Comfy


AN ACT for the preservation of fish in LakeRip-
ley, in Jefferson County.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
SECTION I. 1t shall be unlawful for any person
persons to kill, destroy catch or take, in any
way or manner, any kind Of fish from the watery
of Lake Ripley, in Jefferson County, except in the
months of June, July and August; and no person
said lake by means of netting, spearing or shoot
ing the same; aud it shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons TO draw a seine in the waters as
aforesaid at any time. and shall not catch the fish
from the said waters except by hook and line,
and then only in the said months of June, July
and August of each year. Any person offending
against the provisions of this section shall be pun
ished by fine of not less than five dollars nor
more than twenty dollars for each and every of.
Tense, with costs of suit, and shall be imprisoned
in the County Jail OF said county until such fine
and costs are fully paid, or until discharged by
due course of law. Onehalf of such or said fine
shall be paid to the complainant and the remain
der to the Town Treasurer of the town in which
the ofense is committed.
SEC. =. All the provisions of Secs. twenty-one
(2D, twenty-three (23) and twenty-four t2l). of
Chap. one hundred and eighty-three (lS3) of the
Revised Statutes of this State shall apply to and
be in full force and effect in the construction and
enforcement of this act.
SEC 3. Justices of the Peace shall have juris
dction to hear, try and determine all cases which
may arise under the provisions Of this act; pro-
vided that the defendant shall not be deprived
of jury trial nor the right of appeal in other
cases.
SEC a. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved Feb. II, 1875. sy COPY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-25

sent be one Of which the court hereby 49,
lished would have Jurisdiction accordiny,, estab
provisions Of this act. W the
SEC. 10. No Judge Of the court berebv 49,,
lished shall have power to try and detern, me- ao
canse or matter which shall come hefnra any
court or the Judge thereof in which he s saia
have been interested, or in which he shall, hnaii
acted as counsel for either party, excent nave I'VE
agreement OF the parties: Pr0rided. Thai ~
fact that said Judge is or may be q citizen ~ ne
payer shall not be deemed sufficient Interest AK
disqualify him under the section or otherwiss' 10
SEC. 20. In all cases Of a change of venue ;r
tions pending in said court not provided fnr &c
this act, the action shall be removed 10 = Guy ~
Court of an adjoining county, If any there he MY
ing Jurisdiction thereof or to the Circuit Cns'.
for an adjoining county, in the discretion Of W.
Judge And the expense of the trial of any srns
action shall be borne by the respective copn,ia
from which and to which it shall be removed 81
the same proportion and be paid or recovered IN IN
the manner now or hereafter provided in cases ~ -,
removal for like causes from the Circuit Com, "
one county to that Of another. vi
SEC. u. Whenever the venue of any ac,io,
shall be changed in pursuance of this act. I'm
Clerk ofthe court removing said action shall forth
with transmit the papers relating thereto IN M
Clerk of the court to which said action shat, nc
removed and said aforementioned court shall nr ~
coed to trial, give judgment and issue executior
in the same manner as if said action had heen
originally brought therein.
SEC. -. This act shall take effect and be in fore
from and after its passage and publication
Approved FEB ~ 1870 eS~COPY.