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Te start Cuttings.

Cuttings OF many plants can .p. De iea earlv
~ started in water; and in the eaiey ~
snr;ng if YOU have not greehhou'o -
sPtips,S SPotlbeS : i: is the safest plan. .r,n
Fiji small bottles or phials win Main nf
;sh v,ater- remove the lower lease1 ID
he cuttings TO be sure to have tLe ouu
at the base, and put them IN lash essI
hang up the phial to the ~lnu9n VIM ~ this
| tvine q string about the mouln III alound md
/ nurpose. If COTTONWOOD Is put nreD au On,
the mouth of the phial II VIII ana PI max,
the the evaporation of the water anu NJ. man, haan
the the roots sprout pore quickly oy 61ea, 6eep
;ngnn inc more even temperature. oiIe, "Is
deTs S can be rooted in this manner, alo an
! beIotropes. verbenas, roses, fuchsia' on
Tk;nds of beddingout plants.
= = al The I'm nrocess is so simple that mt,
= hid can succeed with it. AS soon
r thir tha roots s are an inch long the cuteil
y y should be transplanted, taxing caiv
i ~ spread out the tiny rootlets as tney sfo
ID III some ;o FIJI up the bottle with rich ear, =
he Let it dry off for two or three Gays q !
on then break the glass and pot or pan. ~,
Is r, The cuttings without disturbing us TO
Of IN the least degree. This is the mos mos =
tain way of obtaining plants ifom
Ds. OF tings.-Daisy Eyeoright.
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Published March 1, 1875.
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT TO amend Sec. of Chap. 2D0 of the Gen |
erafLaws of 1864 emitted an act to aathoTrlAe
aefians II Squad as as oow
so that action founded upon cohtlnv coI,Sc one in
rnrrt Of record if the paintn issuing of the sum
his behalf shall az ~ o time thereafter oetb, tbt
mons OF AZ an affidavit stauhs Nor
luusrariiy believes that any Peib has property,
sons, corporation or r irs hands or possession
G0 GrGol's n, 70 The defendant or i rnoration has
99efndant or that such persop, ~, vi nr lis hands be-
property, credlls ., (, of the defendants or tha.
lohSi SrSon or corporation Is here there is
su.n M nv of the defendants IN 10 stating that
more than one nd oelS reason TO believe ana @ uoen
the ainant a @ ,bo M rtv defendant has not
Hobic TO execution suftclen! 10 snch affidavit to
IFS demand, anu anu omntv in which the action Il, !,
theh, the or 10 the Sheriff OF the c9uhs resides o.
person to be summoned az arseceiying such afidavi
may oe ,,a The same upon the person " .erson q
. sin,, tberein named by GlFins ~ /. written motto
ton thei;a a conv thereof with wiz. Ipds,e q
corporation 49, - Jcircuit Judge, County rs ouus
: TO appe1SI SnImnissioner at some time anu ,bere ii
' Sahorein Sout' named within the Gun" - more tha
De llNl ,,ade not less than SIX ho;na hol To a
service Is maui, nv No time of such serylce " o. q
twenty oath all such questions stii;fv az or II
s"s; nr her touching his or hcL IN he i an OF
IL liability of the Corporate srandant or defendant
- Ger az "a S nerson or corporation 80 NahIe to /
~ ~ 90, tbe time of such service eonnt of the pre-
plaintiff n she credits s6 eso in his SF 5 Hs
sIS to Sas OF to the
ly from him or 1PO or either Of them or to fqee
=; VI il f. @ the S5s9
the cC in 1ns MAKING service shall also the
The oinSefh H. nntice and affidavit upon sn sar,
SS1S 4 s 6 SRP H Ps S
ah can found in 9nns hs %shn
,ok oSntH sufn but shall to the orssidinc ther
led officer have an agents otdayit and notice ma
hit then suen coP3h oiPch agent or attorney. in
bed from and after its p Pas,ssaagse ,sas anu ig-coP
Approved Feb. "a, 100
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Pnovrsross.-Pork-s s.ssala.oe. Lard-las4

PEovIsIoss-Pork-s s.7sGla.oe Lard-1314
I14c.
ST. LOUIS.
LIVE SrocK.-Beeves-Fair 10 choice, $5.40l
SIS. Hogs-Live, s6.2517-0.
BREADsTUFPs.-Flour-XX Fsll, s4.4014.59 50.
wheat-No. AIRED Fall, 81 .cs91.osh. Corn-No.
2, 6459Gts5c. Oats-No. 2, 551i957c. Rye-No.
/, Sac0Si.o0. Barley-No. ., 81 50G1 %.
PRovIsIoSs.-Pork-Mess SIS S-621a 01s.75. Lard
-lS1sg1314c.
BREApsTUFPs.-Fl0ur-Sp Xxx, 90.
Wheat-Spring, No. /, s2l4G9211c; No. ?, 81
Gs1sc. Corn-No. 2, 6sI5Gs3c. Oats-No. 2,
51hQ52c. Rye-No. /, s9cGSl0. Barley-No.
2, s1.0sgio9.
BKEADsrurrs.- S11491 14..
Corn-6s1sG5sc. Oats-5sG591lc. Dressed Hogs
-s7.5057!75.
BREADsrUrrs.-Wheat- Amber Mich, s1.osIi
91.o9; No.2 Red, sl.os]49l .osa. Corn-High
Mixed, 6SG8kc. oats-57G511.e.
CLEVELAND.
BRxADsrUFFs.-Wheat-N 1 Red, s1.t151G
III; No. 2 Rcd, si0in11.o5. Corn-7l
orc. Oats-60G61c.
BUFFALO.
LIVE STOCK. Beeves s50o15s7h. Hogs-
Live, $7004775. Sheep-Live, s5.5oet53713.
EAST LIBERTY.
LIVE SroCK.-Beeyes - Best, $6.5O05 90;
medium, s550l575. Hogs-Yorkers, s6.750
725; Philadelphia, sS.50GSs0. Sheep-Besf,
s5.4J16.50; medium, s47505.3o.
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A Cruel Wedding Hoax

A CRUEL matrimonial hoax was pe,PP
tod in Digbeth, England, the oIned
~ the victim being LADY VINO n'o
80 attained her sixty-nlnth yeai,
Ju;sds J;dow in comfortable circumstances,
Tha Lao beartless swain, who from ms az
In;Gbt have been the grandson OF har ha1
1rnnid he spouse, lived as LOGGER ih nea
ho,,se for three weeks and was sNpposodd prod
| | nv his landlady to have become enaanoned med
~ he her The couple became engageu,
The bridesmaids were engaged "ienuu'
DELAY and regardless OF expense ga,f ga,f
naents were purchased, the laoy hetsa;e ads :
har;nq thrown off her long-worn "eeGa
for Costly silks. The parson was IN Ma,. r.
ioa I'd ond an necessary preliminaries WeIs
AZ arTanged, but at the last momeh. mo he;de N, N,
az nr;deeroom requested of his Drine i ,,,r wv
, 1oan , Of five pounds 10 make sma,i ap pua .
loan aa u IN order to complete portion % .
: ~ toilet that had been accidentaii
= neg,ected. The money was OF d couisv o,e 9
: nnse forthcoming and was hanaeu or. b
! 20 the Young man without oeiay, n, nn
q 70 ~. .be house ostensioly for the purpo:
!. lJi' &c making the necessary investhen I'
y terrible to relate, however, the 10y,
:, ICED truant and did not return, a,
~ ~ ta,er on when it became evlden. ,has n
~ ~ aacention had been praeticed, .ne me- :
e broken lady was seen weeping LII
ii. arms of her bridesmaids.
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Youths Department.
WTNTER-FRIENDS.
Some little sparrowe on a tree
Wero .ho ffartnn fnvpthpr-

Some little sparrowe on q tree
Were chattering together:
Said one of them, at seems to me
Wen soon have falling weather;
Iwouldn't feel the least surprise ar
If should hear it thunder"
" Well, you're extremely weather-wise,n
An old one said, / wonder
Where you wero hatched, and when, my
dear, '
To talk of that, this time of year.
i" It's much more likely, let me say, 8.
Although it's to my sorrow, s;Fs
That you will see ii snow to-day
at all events tomorrow" - s.4T2
He hopped off to another twig s
When he had thus admonished
His neighbors not so wise and big,
And left them quite astonishsd. -
What does he mean and what Is snow%
They asked each other: 80 poyou know p
And not single one could tell;
q So, after lots of chatter ~ 2 3 ata
They all concluded, very well,
Twas no such mighty matter.
But in the night time came tie snow,
According TO his warning;
And oh! what flying to and fro ''f
And twittering, next morning! s-
" How cold it isl" they chirped-"O 0 dear!
How disagreeable and queern'
told you SO, ne niar.S. -.
Now see what you VIII find to eat
And of again he fluttered.
The little sparrows, in despair, ssi 1isl'
They looked at one another ,.......,-. b
/" Oh! whore 10 oil the coed, ana wnefe
The bugs and WORMS, my brother -
2. To die of hunger, that's fate .-.-
One shudders but TO contemplate"
Now in the house behind the tree
There was a little maiden, Bag
Who laughed out merrily TO see q.
The branches all snow-laden.
She broke her bread up erumb by or umb
Along the sill SO narrow, ID.
And called, "Dear little brides, come!
Here's some for ev'ry sparrow. & %"
F.. I'll feed you, darlings, every day,
Because you never fly away.
" The bluc-bird and the bobolink,
They're birds OF gayer feather, 1'.' y
. But not so nice as yotl,4 Z think, : -.
That stay in winter weather.
SO hop along the window-sill, = O.
There's food enough for twenty; v--a .i ,
Come every day and eat your fill,
You'H always find a. plenty" L.-i 'A-
And after that, come frost or snow, .7-
Be sure the birds knew where to go!
Mary E. Bradley, in ST. Nicholas for March
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How the House Voted on the Force
Bill.

THE following are the yeas and nays
on the final passage of the Force bill IN
the National House of Representatives:
Yeas-Albright, Averin, Barber, Barry, Bass
Bcgole, Bradley, Bundy, Burrows, Butler Or: X; }
Cain, Cannon, Carpenter, Cason, Cessna, Clark
Ca, Jr y Clayton, Clements. Cobb Is. A.), Coburn
Conger, Corwin, Crooke, Curtisi Danford, Oar
rial, Dobbins, Donnan; Duell, Dunnell, Eames'
mer, Harris G5. W., Hathorn, Havens, Hawley
q. b, Hayes. Hazleton (G. W., Hszleton 81 W Z,
Hodges Hoskins, Houghton, Howe, Hubbel
Hunter, Hurlbut, Hyde, Hynes, lansing, Law
renee, Lawson, Lewis, Lofand Loughridge,
Lowe; Lynch; Martin, Maynard, hcDl,I y MA q; 81
Monroe Moore, Morey, Myers, Negley, Niles,
Nuan, O'Nen, Orr, Orth, Packard, Packer, Page,
Parker Isaac C), Parsons, Pelham, Pendleton,
Platt J as H. Jr Platt (Thos c., Pratt, Rainey,
Ransier, Raper, Ray, Robinson tJas W., Ross,
Sawyer, Sayler Q1enry b, Scoheld, Sessions
"a. Herr, Smith Geo. K.). Smith !y9hn -, SPE-
der, SpFague, 80 t:s'sf'yyc 2yi,liams o. NJ. So
g1;I,irnr Williams (Chas 81 NiIsnn (Jere M
Williams (Wm.l, Wlisol N'''''
WoodworsGhtS 1cher Arthur Ashe Atkins bIao BIouni
prGgm. NGgIBe Beck, Bell, Berry iRrnWn. nI Buckncr,
Bowen, B5ghtI BFSmIPST ScmnISwe, cauldeld, clark m
BnrGhaTd' GIymer, Comingo, Cook Cox Srutch
a. % pC.irittendcn, Crosslannd, VIII. Durham
ft field, Davis, Dawes, Ta.,er De Garfield Giddings
Eldredge Iino1 ale (Eugencl HANCOCK hhfa
GIoIper, Harris (John IT,, HarrlsIInii Iioar E. n.
Hawley " r \ Hunton, Kasson, keii,gs, Mssee MAJ
Hoar S'ii each. Lowndes, Lqttrelii, SMiIiiker
Lamar McSTary. Mclean, Merriam o'Brier
;ah As MeIrsqa Se1l; P5;laaS SesPiih' potter, Ra9ae
Perry PShpns PnSeh,p Roberts e. H.; KoDer's schei
y Readb Mason (Jas. CO. Sayler Snper Sho
NJ ho1lertJ q. G1, scudder H J. S%iih II. A
schui sctnr 1G D.. Sloss, smith u e., Standar
Sm,,h %aKgr " tWm. A. southard spessff, Storm. Vanc
S1a9dllmGiVW S1adnm Wells Whitehead Whlteo9u7Wi WiliiaI
ts waauei no Willard &C. W., Willard vi Vic Voc
d tnqr4Re, Willie. Wilson (E. k)' ", " one WV
ID W; NonBg B IL d. d. Young P N B4-Pa Pa,rere Bic
8 G9a y, son o,"B Butier o. F) Chttenafeih, 'iI
ed Mrna,Gan1' Cobb (Cinton L.; Io''VFR r.
d. itdH rfSein1' 1C By, Freeman, hase Ke,lcy' X
Of Hamilton Hendee, ,,;.Hn .melmiann iamporf, Mitch
nv Sai,ii Mihi,ck' Parker CH. W., rN1l,ipS Shield
he nnicbmnnd. Rusk, Scudder q. lShtra1Ybrit
ior SlUnm Stephcns "a. H), STRAIT, AnnnuI
art Smian, an Thomas &C. RI, Wheeler, rnnIS aIS i
rn an menss AVE- was paired with swami, MamiI,
v9t6 v;tb Mitchell: Richmond, aye. VII VIII haXc Y,
GTh;ttenden. sick and absent would Itnir,an. Bt
he Rnington aye paired with Holman ina BAR
ap- no ave. With stephens Biery Biysbridpe. shT
~ Ip l., lb tayanld have voted aye Stra"oi ''s0'
- | Ss;.ad with IaUlison.
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Jealous OF Baby.

..i-.L of the hest of little girls,
and when her babybrother was oofn - he
s.tas very fond of him at frst. bus Do ,r's'
Has IA i33or and Eva found she was ho.
el.M e,S os much as she used to be py her
pi,,nther she grew a little jealous. ;,,
0ne day When she was playing asea Taa
knitted ball the baby, VINO was h;s hands
With its bright colors, neia oH. hta non care
| TO take it. But Eva salo'
not have it, SIR uIet him have it,
hoi- w, must be kind to your h''i0
fa,hor Eva; Now give him the ball. 0,f
pro1RvtJ oRut want to play with IT mysen'
mamma" said Eva. ,a. eour wears
old y said mamma, and thls husie a,1 cap to
not vet one year old. Do az ~ re' old
amnse the little fellow. loa n%i Now.
a enough to know right IRON NV; wior tbe bali
Y it is right for you 70 ei''
: 40 give it at once. u,d n,ttting it
u ;,,to his mtstretched hands Eve,
O as if in anger, thre"
MN as um soft ball and so 1t dld no' nu,s ,S
= and he. thinking that Eva nau rr,,
MN, Il at him in fun, was qulte ii,0'iI y. ~
il is over it. But she had not tnio"n
ne fun. -, s,ravelv and sadly at
he Mamma looked graNey nod done
'iv her and Eva, seeing that sa sn IN her Ian
iSS rrong came and hid her lace IN n.- i'f
zig and began TO cry o,y calm man-ns
,n o.id. M @Neyer, as long as you N.Y. y ,niu baf
IN ;ro ANYTHING in anger, my child xvoujd - no
lm ANY hasn % something hard, yon, woulr wor nigh
nv h bsve @ thrown it, l hope; sth you n'
new have done so. Vel. qirI who ono
mao .raw atop at her little brotneii ininre IN re-
oi~ ne, and it hit him in the eye anu 'D'
and nd Eva I thought of this g goou Would Md new,
anu t made & up her mind that she ,s%~ wUuu brothe
r,sv az % he Jealous again of her ,,pse pap went u
rmsy nner That night, as they all nv Went sefo
ngea = ,a;r. nnSs to the nursery, Eva "eh'
went them' 9a m.s.h e the way TO psby1,anndd{,
ne 70 Ww,hich ia the way TO BABY
fulw "Hit In one night -.
10 tol I'm to your right; -
NC " ~ uip the " way TO baoy-lano'
hap- m s,s cured herself from that at ,eaS, lnnv
!. She her foolish jealousy an .S 20 others is
s. and aea that to be loving and kind 70 for
lforta- tnst hest Way of finding hapRlnua5 aIr.sry
5 por- eoeelsysess9EntIy eess s@ Garter, IN N1rse'S'
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Published March 3. 1875

CHATTER ~ o.
AN ACT relating to statistics for use of State and
County Boards of Assessment.
The people of the Stale of WiscDnsin represent
lows:
SECTION l. Whenever any Town, Village or CITY
Clerk shall fail in any year to return to the Coun-
ty Clerk within the time fixed by law the state
ment required by Sec. 2 of Chap. one hundred and
six (106) of the general laws of 1862 it shall be
the duty of the County Clerk of the county to
send messenger to such town, village or city so
delinquent, to procure the statement required by
said act; said messenger shall be entitled TO a
compensation of SO per day and TO a travelling fee
of 10 cents per mile for the distance necessarily
Travelled in the discharge OF such duty; and such
compensation shall be paid from the county treas
ury, and the Chairman and Clerk shall Issue an Or
der for the amount, and said amount shall be
charged to the town, village or city so delinquent,
and shall be certified to the Clerk OF such town,
village or city by the County Clerk as a special
county tax TO be raised therein AT the time of
making the annual apportionment of taxes in
November of each year.
SEC. 2. Whenever the County Clerk of any
county shall fail to discharge the duty required
Sec. of Chap. one hundred and six Q06) Of the
general laws of 1869. before the second Monday in
October in any wear ii shall be the duty of the
Secretary OF State 20 dispatch messenger TO such
county to procure the statistics required by such
section; and such messenger shall be entitled
to a Compensation of So per day for such
services and a travelling fee of ten cents per
ties; and such compensation shall be made by
drawing warrant by the Secretary of State ON
the State Treasury for the amount, and said Sec
retary shall certify such amount to the County
Clerk of the county so delinquent at the tme OF
T-Ds7Toyed Feb. n, lS'3-
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THE MARKETS.
MARcS 9. 1875.
NEW YORK.


.r.-.-,x --.Nidd,ing upland, 16l4Glosso, us
.i 60 -Beef Cattle-s1 5oGlz.So' hoss I.
Dressed, Western, ss6a1,ets.,o' Ai'o'
7- * Sheep-Live, S5'S9f.o' soa
&S,, -.vs -F9our--csood to choice, <oo'@S
,,hjte wheat extra, s. 540g6oo. hea.- ,s,-
CHICAGO, 81 .1l1.GlI5 No2 North"es.ea,s ~, ,sr.
| s,,x. No , Milwaukee spring, Sill
YraNwestern and State, sFes5c. bMlss
| 81 saa1.ss CornANixed Western
| oats-Western, 61Gs9c a.Sa,a A,
pnovrs1oNs.-PorrNew Mess, -
1srd-Prime Steam, I3l.GIS%c- Oheese
16c. ,ae..
CHICAGO.
| 1--WE ESrocK.-Beeves-Choioe, 90 .shar,
q, s5a5o5; redium, si.'Sao,o' o,aa .
> stock. s3.5ota-5o; stock oa'ue' eo%Ss >
4 Hocs-Liye, s6-7sG7-a5; dressed
! sheep-Good to choice, ss'o"aS'' &C.. Zoos
!, v,s,nss.-B -Butter-Choice, settsSc. hggs
- s,5a.oc Cheese-New York FACTOR
n .-s,-,.c. Western Factory, l6hGl1c- s forA
ID - Ness. slsooGiso5- Laru-sls- -so9ls:%.
,r nsTrrrs.-Flour-White Winter hAu
/. a. s-.ss5o: spring extra, s4GS4.0- "nes
"a =, M. .. ssIISsAc. Corn-f'o. :,
- gs,a.c oats-No. 2, 5s14G52ae Rye-So'
- ,ILa.g,c. Bariey-No. 2, Slo'Gl.lo'
nc washed, 4SGssc.; fleece Wasn
ac9soe ieece, unwashed. 2.1Sae- s-
ne B-First clear, $sa.mG550' sec
lis ,,a.r <4soaG5o.oo; Common Boards, sh'
hts 20 ~. Fencing, sla.ouG13!oo; shins
=. ssyocglss5; Lath, S2oSLSs'
hat CINCINNATI.
has -Floar-s4 .e5Gs-lo- "ne
m "a e, n-eal1o. CorE-6TG6Sc. rye
,ars -, !, oats-5s1eac. Bariey-No. =
red | n 25
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,ruos a dark and dreary eve IN hen,

Twas dark and dreary yoe,,t,fnl eve ~ WA was
,ucky. A lady, young and eeas'tue' nf the pa. a.
observed to walk gently gyn oas town pl A Youth
rental mansion in a small Imnwn sEmn . Waited
to fortune and to fame unsnoIMM VI snia Miranda.
the gate; @is said i Fepdinand fsGd let US
said she and they sSda nad whea n'Ds the old gen.
the min,s.st .yo,ted S up He wasted no words :
he merely esc9T.ea csc 1T her rne ehiiidhood's home
tifSl one one oaf All the people in that smal
, and now nr;n when wi they see that young ma m
and conaO,s aOa Stt fifty cents worth of suga
i sauI snd coffee he had provided LOT nous'
1t keeping.
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Tpiy
,, -. ap,boriZe the Regents OF i,.!oi .He edi
sity Of Misoffstp purposes and to appropriate
money therefor c4.,a Of Wisconsin, repre-
The people Senate 81 ate and Assembly, do enact DC
follows: ,la the Regents OF the N III
Of 3 build an Ss u0iTersty sH
Ssssy ee @ppn sad Re-
grounds tnffu % anv money the State Trsas ss oco:
gents out oi iannnropriated, the sum Oh 81 So 00c
other%lssc 1sbat not to exceed the sum VI SIeyied
hS be sSsts se State aH during
and collected as part OIL 'n0 ''A''
year lS15 ,ororts Of the University OF WIS
SEC: 20 ian,horized to erect such aoas'b ss the,
eSce at nch and after t5s sTfe P9 Of
may deem e4Py;1ed to pay out the money a. Sa ai
sss OaPdse St 1@s 'S1 such pSsns,
be requiiR Raard of Regents may olfect;, ;,;ahiiity
: as nhe 90 Construed as to limit .ne is Of sue
+ shall be so on account OF the erection 1i s"N
= the Saa.e tbe amount herein pd he in for
q colnee 20 This act shall take effect ANU oo -
u from and after its passaee' wCOPY.
e Approved Feb. % io'''
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Debt less cash in Treasury
Decrease during February.

Bonds Issued to the Pacific Railway
Companies, interest payable In
lawful money, principal out 90
Intcrest accrued and not vet paid 646,235 II
interest pa.d bv the United States d. 1864, ,102 "a
Interest repaid by the transportation >.. -
of mails etc. c..........-.. -: o,'.i'-li <s
Balance Of interest paid by United go ,,, -
States -. .-.....-.-.---.....-... 2u,0oJ'ooo 10
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r..,,sv night when a

-on Tuesday night sa 10 WRsa WWyandOtte On
street man had to 81 gs;ned cd him all night
,s7 shjfR ssps Ss5sas3 wink from tsss tsss
he he would get hurt, ye, yeyesterday ns morning
home over doe an 9vO hour poIeenen e anelssg ss2
her finger, r. fsen fssee1lpss1ess De 1s Free Press.
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The value of imports al a. eSe eee al so7
year y1.vsass was s1S1 during 1874 of $1,000, ,ssl'
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Getting up in cold room 10 If man. xo,,
fire is like getting up in HE. - ,os TO to
crawl timidly out of bed, go ON p' ~ get
the stove and allow the snisTin ssI;n. s. starts
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CHAPTER ~.

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AN ACT to amend Chap 96 of the Revised Stat
ptes. entitled ''Of the powers of the Circuit
sons and habitual drunkards.H
The people of the State of Wisconsin. repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
SECTION /. Proceedings for the conveyance of
any real estate by an infant for the sale OF the
real estate of any infant, in any of the cases pro-
vided in Chap ninety-siX 1865 OF the Revised Stat
utes may be commenced in vacation or during a
term of the Circuit Court, and the Circuit Judge
may make any order in such proceedings at cham
beTs or in vacation which the court would be au-
thorzed to make. And any order so made by the
Circuit Judge in any such proceeding which sf all
hereafter be commenced in any Circuit Court
shall have the same force and effect If the same
had been made by the court. - &.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved Feb 70, 1875. COPY.
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cuniary advantage or benefit, from any person or
persons as a consideration or inducement for his
vote at any convention or meeting of the people.
held for the purpose of nominating any person
or persons, TO be voted for at any general or
special election he shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor. and upon conviction thereof shall
be punished as provided in the first section OF
this act
SEC 5. II any person shall bribe, menace,
threaten intimidate any elcctor. at any general
or special election required by law, or AT any
convention or meeting of the people held for the
purpose of nominating any person or persons, TO
pei or influence any such elector 10 vote for any
particular person or persons, or object On ticket,
at any such election, convention or meeting, or
by any OF al such means shah sttempt SO 90 do
or by any or all such means shall deter prevent
such eiector from veting at such election, conven-
tion meeting. or obstruct such elector in 80
voting he shall be deemed guilty of misde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be
punished as provided in the frst section OF this
act
SEC. 6. II any person is elected at any election
to any office whatever at which election, or at
any convention or meeting prior thereto, held
for the purpose of nominating candidates to be
voted for at suGh election. he shall have commit
such person shall he void, and he shall be dis
qualified from holding said office, and upon con.
viction of any such offense he shall be ousted
and expelled therefrom, and said office be con
sIdered and deemed vacant, to be filed by ap
pointment or election provided by law foI
filling vacancies in Office.
SEC. z. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb %, 1915. 5T COPY.
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Force bill was read a second time and laid over
-. The bill TO eqralize bounties was passed-30
to 30-the Vice-President casting the decisive
vote in the ,tffirmatlye.. Bills were passed-to
prevent cruelty to animals in the District OF Co
lumbia 10 restore certain lands in Michigan to
entry and market The report of the Confer
ence Committee on the bill TO regulate railroads
in Territories was concurrcd in Adj djourncd.