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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February ID, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.1Whte. SO bushels. Red. rs bushels.
CoRy.-White, 266 bushels. Mixed, 112 BUSH
els.
OArs.-5s4 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whte. So bushels prime at a1.3O.
WHEAT Red, 81 bushels AZ b1.2O; "a bushels
prime at 41.28. Total 70 bushels.
CoRS.-W bite, ~ bushels very good at 7ec.
CORS.-Nixtd. 112 bushels very good at 76c.
OATB.-13 80 bushels at 73c.
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England.

LONDON, February 1S.--Disraeli to-day OF:
fercd Il resolution that John Mitchell was in.
eligible because he was convicted ielon !;
which was adopted without division.
A motion for q new election in Tipperary
has been carried without division. ~,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, dc.

,~<~~-~~-~~~~-~->-~~-o
( ENTEN READING.
THOUGHTS FOR LENT. BY Bishop Oxcaden.
GUihE TO A DEvoUT LIFE. BY G. H. VIII
HIS rmRY. OBJECT, AND PROPER oBsFRv-
ANCE OF LENT. BY Bi.hop Kip. 1925. -
CLOSET PRAYERS. ~ Rev; Or; >prigg 60c.
G1iE GATES OF PRAY RI by Macdun 81.
snITH's LASTLENT. 35c.
SEVEN LENTEN SERMONS. By How. soc.
A ROSARY FOX LENr BY the author of "Rut-
ledge" Sl.75.
DEAR FEAST OF LENT. BY same. $3.50.
With many other works suitab e 10 The season..
f.lS WODDHOIISE L PAkHaM.
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Minnesota .enatorsi,ip.

ST. PAUL, February 1S.-Washburne's
name has been Withdrawn. Upon the last
ballot Lochfen lacked five votes OF election.
1t is understood he will receive five Rppubli.
can votes. which will secure another Demo-
critic senator.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February 1S-Eoon.-Stocks active
and higher. Money, Q. Gold, lax. Exchange
Long, 1872; short, 4s5k. Governments dull
Suites quiet.
Ereninq Money fairly active at 2K@3. Sterling
strong. Gold Ste ady at 114Hg115. Governments
active and strong. States quiet and strong.
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STOCK on HAND.
1874. 1875.
3. LOT hogsheads- 1904 hogsheads.
NEW work. TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY l6 -Tobdcco-In Kentucky leaf
there Is very little doing orders Ueing for Small
lots hut al prices showing further changes seed
leaf IS also quieI. Virginia lear Is oul and noml.
nal sales :re 100 hogsnrads Kentucky leaf al
6I55c.; 1872 cases 1872 anu S73 crop onuecti-
CUT seed Ie,f Oh priv .te terms: 40 Gases, 1873
PenrsyfYanit. on private terms; x cases, 1Slo
vana at S7IaMs1 .25, and 80 bales Yara, cut, AT
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common Ohio sheep. rs hs. average. a. 53sc. per
NJ: car do. ga fbs. at 5ac. d., % fs., ut
&C.: car Of state do. 50 bs., at SIC and car
or Michigan, LOG bs., Mt TIC.
Stcine-Reccipts we've three cars, or 449 bead.
Live hogs were quoted at 64@74c. per ID. and u
very poor lot Of n ohio hogs, liz lbs. average,
changed hands at SIC. per b.-Journal u COM
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, FzBguAaY 10. 1876.
sun rises...--..... 635I Noon rises ..,....&, Ito
5an seIf... 5.25 High tide. 400
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRuAeY rs. 1875.

Sui Iisess.. $1,000. $50 IOOD Uses To-
sun seIs. $780,: 5.25 Hi9l ide.,........ 900
PORT OF RICHMOND. February Is. 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch. New Yors merchsn.
disc and passengers. G. w. Alien & Co. -
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford Norfolk. mer-
cbaiIdlse AND passenger. l.. w. IsfHm.
Schoone or ifaorga r. Hrltock Sharrett. Bahamas
guano, Thomas Brinch & sofs
Schooner Robert Healy, Jones, Baltimore.
shells, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley. Trayers, B,lt,more. mercasr-
disc and passengers Powhatan Steamboat Com
pany. ~
Bark Patrfa tSwe.l. Hcgstroyeu. Rio de Janpiro.
hour, Gall. 20 Mills Manufacturing Company.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. February 16.-Arrived; schooner
sarah Layinls. pderson, from VirNn!4:
NEW LONDON, February 15-Arriv,d: schoon-
er ii. 4. Higgins. from virRi MIA fer New Haven.
Providence February 16.--ste.i: schooner
Benjamin y. Wight, Collins, for VirgiGia.
DiaAsTRRs.
The Schooner Clara Msrrick. Smith. from Mos
quito Inlet with cargo OF white oak timber for
Boston. arrived at Sorfu;K yesterday afternoon, IN
tow Of the tugo0at juniper, with sails gone. bull
wsrks stove In and one anchor ana chain lost.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
!. Steamer Roman. AT Boston morning OF February
IL. reports having passe throu h Vineyard SOUND.
and that II is fu o Ice. ALI the lightshp, are Of
their stations except Pollock Zip.
BY telegraph.
Ew YORK. ?. 5ruary 1S.-Arrived: Fr's,a, Rot
terdam. Arrived out: It. Olaves, Der tina. Herman,
Heinrich ,fe,er Young. ucy, Rate Cam, a lbert
Newman, A. I'll imsby. Victoria. CITY Of London
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Death from yntcmperancc.
VIRGINIA Methodist Conference.

Especial te legr. III to the Dispatch.l
PoRT>MoUrH, February 1S.-The Virgil
MIA Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, North, commenced its annual ses-
sion in this city yesterday, but so far has
transacted only routine business. Only
twenty-eight members we're present.
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NEW YORK, February 1S.-The steamer
Aroma Mills went ashore last night three
miles south of Cape Henry lighthouse, and
is full of water. She had aboard three hun.
dred and twenty.6ve boxes of sugar from the
wrecked British brig kewardin, to whose
assistance she had been sent. The wreckinS
steamer Resolute is working on her.
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CISCISSATi MARKETS.

crSc1SSArr February 1S.-Flour dull and nomi.
nal Germ dull Pork unchanged. Lard guist Gnt
arm steam, S13.566$13.62H; kettle RIA. COG
xl45O. Bacon steady. Whlskey nrm ~ -.
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Inspection Of the Hampton Institute.

1HSpeCIlCk OE THO aEat1ptOn hHSSHtU1e'
Fort MONROE, February 1S.--A committee
from the Virginia Legislature. comprising
Messrs. McRae, Morrison. Pendleton, Gard
ner, Clark. Round, and Gaines, visited the
Hampton Institute yesterday to examine lis
workings. They spent the day in a minute.
inspection, and pronounced it one of the
best regulated institutions of learning in the
State
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ofIJsyII.LE MARKETS,

Louisville. February 1s.-Flour unchanged; .;
rnrn fnli NJ 6SG7Oc. Pork nominal Bacon steady
hut scarce: shoulders, 8sc clear. RIB. 11aGQl14c
clear, Iikli1Hc. Lard outlet; prime stsam' iAsc.;
fierce I4lSr.: keg, 15a@15hc. "hiskey QUIZ ~
IL Rnegiup hrmer wi, II advancing tendency.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

Green Peas,
y French Co!manfs Mustard, all sizes s.n TO .. No.
cans; Cox's belatine; lclies. assortSu; oie s,i
Ported Meats assorted; Bordeas agile MIX aiso'
SWISS MIX the test put up; STUFFED Olives San-
+ ni1is Z s,1s- IEuy 1s12 Main stree. Il IL
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MARINE DISASTERS.
Vessel Attire.

SAVANNAH, February 1S.-The ship Cam
terbury is ashore on the south end OF Tybee
and is burning. She will be burned to the
waters edge by morning. About SIX hum
dred bales of cotton have been saved.
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The following Is a comparative statement OF the
INSPECTIONS deliveries and receipts of tobacco, to-
gether with the stock on hand al the different ware
houses in this city, for the past week and the same
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An abandoned Ship Picked UP.

New YORK, February 1S.-The ship Sid
new Dsres, from San Francisco for Liver
pool, abandoned at sea, has been picked up
and lowed to Crook Haven.
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Eenfenced for Life.

Boston, MASS, February ls:-The negro
nus peea sentenced for lite.
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SE7NE-THKEAD. DC
GENE THREAD. 1gps>
ALL QUALITIES
and all Nos.
IRISH AND GERMAN LINEN STURGEON.
TWINES, SEINE. CORKS, AND CURK-WOOD
will be sold NJ less than they can be imported for.
Patent and soft SEISE-TwINEs all Nos SEINE
LINES. all sizes; for sale less than factory prices
All kinds Of HAUL and DRIFT-SEISES and STAKE
NETS made to order ut short notice.
l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
Importer of Seiue-Thread,
ta6 1905 and TOT Franklin street.
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DICHNOND DEFECTIVE AGENCY.

II
KNGX l. CEADDoCK.
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVES,
fer their services 10 the pu6lie for slis delecon
OF crime committed on
RANKS, RAILROADS TOBACCO FAcfohiEss
INSURANCE C0sifANiEs,& &C
vii, attend 10 business in ass tart u ing st's ~
~ the United STATES. VIII give particular A.
e ntion 10 The recovery OF
STOLEN PROPERTY,
W:ll psy literally for any infor.na ifi' ~
Office h,,sla $ strictly eonidsW'a'. no Z ~
si'sa 'uss'' ~ ' WILLIAM r. MIX,
tlss Chief Of i,e.ee,iyess 81
LU., i. a. IA ss4A $3.50 sas.
Ia a0.1M sisde 1sndsps ~ isNsssss q
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, February 1S.-Flour quiet and nm
changed Corn In fair Demand; No. 3, 62hc.; re-
tected 62G62hc. Pork firm. Lard steady. W hik-
kew In go0o demand ac sl.04Gb. 90.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

GOLD. Bid. ASked.
American gold..... ...................114R 90
STATE sECURITE'.
Virginia cOnsols. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 90
Virginia deferred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 104
Virginia tax-receirable coupons...... S5A SEX
North Carolina. old.................... 25 co.
CITY.
Richmond city SIS. ...........,........102k 90
Richmond city 6's.................... "a 90
Petersburg citv 6's.................. 70 90
Norfolk city observation-disclosures. 90. 30
Manchester bridge S's............... 90 90h
RAILROAD BONDS.
Virginia Central first mortgage 6's,
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad W 90
first mortgage IS. j. g. D........... 81 80
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Polo
mac Railroad second m )rtgage rs, ~
Orange and Alexandria Railroad o" ~
third mortgage S's. NJ. & N...... co 70
Atlanta and Richmond Airline first
mortgage as. j. & J................ so 90
CANAL BONDS.
James River and Kanawha Canal Sec
ond mortgage 6's, NJ. & N........... 80 90
RAILROAD STOCKS p. b. 4.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac, cOmmOn......... 100 % 10
Richmond and Danville Rail-
rOau. 1oO o. w
BANKS.
Eational Bank Of Virginla":... lo9 1899 90
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine...... rs 50 35
Virginia state. 25 25x 70
Virginia Home. ................. LOO 30 W
Merchants ana Mechanics. LOO 92 W
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Dominion Steamship Com
- pany. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOO w ST7
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February 1S.-Vir2inia 6's, peelers,
IS; consols. 81. West Virgibia's, 104. North
Carolina S. old, 25; new, O.; special tax, 8. Bid
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ST, LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. February lS.-Floar quiet and un-
changed. Corn steady: No. 2 mixed, 53kgooc:
$3.50 Bacon quiet aud Unchanged; only limited
iobbinx demand. Lard nominal 1t 14xc-
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EDUCATIONAL.

AEEDICAL COLLEGE Of VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND.
The SPRING and SUMMER SESSION, 1875,
viii begin TUESDAY, March 18th
Fnr snnutI Announce ment or further Informs
ZION address M. l.. JaMES. ID. d.,
Registrar Adj. Faculty,
No. 3l2 east Grace street.
ia A.d sy Sw1aW6w
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Gas-Works Explosion.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, February 1s.-The
gas-works here exploded to-day and were
destroyed. One man is missing.
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COMMISSIONS. JEFICE. RICHdoND,t
eleventh street, over Gruoos . ii,mss5
REMOVALS.

u REMOVED
three doors below TO the &C rper of Broad and MIN
~. tH q eO~fN - f.
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WhiSkey was the Cause.

WnISRVy WHS tKte CHuSS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
BoYKIS's, Va, February 1S. Edwin
Weodson, an aged colored man, was found
frozen to death at Newsom's depot this
morning. Whiskey was the cause.
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At COST. OUSE-FURNISHING
N GOODS, CHINA, GLASS and TIN-WARE;
I,HILDREN'S CARRIAGES, STEP-LADDERS,
&C., &c. Parties in need OF goods In my Hue can
sc cure bal gains by calling early as intend TO re-
move from the city, RobERI NOII.
$50 Main street,
feIO-Im between Eighth and Ninth STREETS.
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ID E N q V A l.

d. NOV A l..
sHANKs, BARRETT 3 WILSON,
PLUMBERS, TIMERS. GAS AND STEAM.
FILTERS,
having taken possession OF The large and conmo-
dlous store
1905 MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN TWELFTH ASD IHihTEEsrn'
would respectfully iurits the specI4l a'Spsi.n Gs
heir customers an1 The puDitc IN grn'IA W 'urs
large aud well assorted siosk Of toT-s. hansss,
safe NANTES, Gas Co.nd il"rs Gas f1xtufss ny-
drauIic Hanis Puma .,s H. Or inis, Btu uos,
Ci,sa,s \, MS showers, ard every variety VI fo-
ware ana H6usefurpishiug Goocs. I'M and Ssnss
uateri.i Gut,rr1ug, spouttnx eau iinn auo is'is
;;ott, Pipes &C.. &C., wholesale sad retail
Particular stten,ipn xtven TO plunA.x. SAs -
steam Ftltipg Gulvertog, snd rim hoonbS Ia tncah
various bra ncDes Please give IL cal. -.
SHANKs. BashErf T. WILSON.
20B Main street. between welith ahd ntrtepn'S
utrsets. Richmond Va. ~ Io-lW
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HOUSE.FURNIsHING GOODS.

T OOK! LOOK! LOOK!
COMBINATION WATER, COFFEE, and TEA
URNS-something entirely new;
PLATED ami MICS Ell. SILVER TEA-SETS;
NICkFL-olLVEk and BRITANNIA SWING
kETTLES;
SILVER and SICKEL-PLATED URNs. COZ
FEE and TEA-pOT>, SUtiARS ana CREAMS;
FRENCH COFFEE HIGGINS and RtSTAU-
RANT TEA and CUFFEE-POTS: with full
line Of HUU,EFURNISHING GOODS, CHI
MA and Gil SSWARE, aud FANCY GOODS,
ut the lowest prices.
E. b. TAYLOR,
No. 1Ol1 Main street, opposite post. office.
fe 10
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ARe>CERIES> &c.

ERESH CANTON GINGER direct i'm
l. portalion from China per bark Rifeman.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY,
imported direct from France-"J. & +. Msrtell Z"
brand.
For saleeby DAVENPORT & MORRISS,
fe lG Importers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington.

rspcc,,l telegram TO the p'sp''eh'l
WASHINGTON, February Is. 1910.
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(NHOICE TEAS.
5 chests very superior GREEN TEA chests
finest OOLkG 1 EA. Just TO hand at
WILLIAM q. DANDklDGE& CO.'S,
fe 9 1927 Broad street.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS.
" 600 barrels FINE, SUPREME 4, and EXTRA
FLOUR: $50 barrels X EFlSED SUGARS lall
gradesl; 200 bags RIO. LAGUAYRA, and JAVA
COFFEE; so t,crccs and baIrels SUG AR,H 10
and GOLDf.S SYRUPS; Is nogsheads NEW Or
IEANS and DEMARARA SUGARS. For sale by
iulo ROGERS & MCCANCE.
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Address OF Democratic ConSresSrnc I
10 the People OF the sOuIh.

10 the feOpIc OK the SOuIH
WAsuNGroS, February l8.-Thc follow
in address has just been prepared by the.
prmocratic members OF Congress from the
South AMI Southwest:
10 tie People of the Southern States
lou have coufded TO the undersigned in
ihI- conJuncture of affairs the delicate and
dIiilcu't task Of guarding in the Federal Con-
cIc>> Your pubic interests, your rights, and
REPUTATION. You Will therefore pardon the
liberty We take Of addressing you at period
70 critical upon matter affecting your des-
tny and that of your poster,ty. You cannot
owe failed TO observe the persistent efforts Of
s"iIe o! The leaders of the Republican party
10 !"'iIc the animostIeS OF the late war,
WHICH, happily, are fast giving pl4ce to q
siNiil Of concord and unity in every section
Oh our COMMON country. 1t is impossible 10
IH!cict certainly the effect OF these appeals
10 passion.
We believe that through the representa-
ton of Il few upright and conscientious Fed
crai rlHc"Is and agents, an Independent and
able public press, and OF many citizens with
GU rgsrd TO party, the true condition of the
s0uhtIn States and the real sentiment of the
SoutAeru people are being gradually made
Known 20 oar feilowctiztns of the North,
We hope for Their favorable decision when
fully appri sed OF all the facts. The gtsat
,uns OF Eood people will be reached
wien The m>ople Of all sections forget
liaI ne have neSer been enemies. and come |
together again as il the early days Of The |
htpub!ic eiDuIaling each other only in de- |
Holion TO the best Interests of the whole
country. With This tx1itfd purpose In view
i'"F'-'> un''',n" inconsistent with the honor
MA A~nAouu .! DIase people " suIer
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su..s; Old l. onIinion, $500 lor stsnaaSu-shsi
s. Ter pCnry; oSaer Sizes exlra.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01
Published March Q, 1875. !
CHA DTER 1SS


AN ACT to authorize municipal corporations to
aid in the construction of railroads.
The people OF the State of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows
SECTION !. ANY county, town, incorporated
city village in this State is hereby authorized
and empowered and may aid in the construction
of any railroad to be constructed 10. through or
near to such county, town or Incorporated citysor
village, as follows: The said corporation and the
railroad company may agree upon the terms
upon which such aid shallbe granted in the
same manner as is provided in Chap. 1s2
OF the laws OF 1872 and the acts amenda-
tory thereof, except that il shall be pro-
vided in said agreement that sand aid shall consist
IN a tax not exceeding III amount per centum
Of the valuation of the taxable property therein
as the same snail appear upon the last previous
assessment roll or as fixed by the last previous
Board of State Eduazaton in case of county
proposing to grant such aid; and, in such
agreement shall be made, an election shall be
held as provided in said Chap. one hundred and
elghty-two of the laws of 1872 and if majority
Of the legal voters who shall vote at such cleo
ton shall vote for the railroad proposition tax
to the amount of aid so voted shall be entered
upon the next assessment roll for such county
town, city or village, in separate column. and
the same shall be collected in all respects as the
other taxes, but shall be kept separate, and the
money collected shall be paid over 10 such rail-
road company: and in such railroad tax
levied and assessed upon any piece parcel of
land shall not be paid, such land shall be
sold for the non-payment of taxes thereon, in
GLIDING the tax for railroad aid. The said com
pany snail have the right to purchase at the tax
sale any such lands which shall be sold for the
non payment of taxes. including the tax for rail
road aid, and have the price bid therefor applied
on payment Of the aid SO voted, and in any
land shall be bid in by the county which was sold
for non-payment Of said railroad aid tax, includ
ing either taxes, SAID company shall have the
right 10 select and have Endorsed and trans
ferred to them a sufficient amount OF such
certificates of sale to make 'up the amount
OF aid so voted. 1t being the intent and
meaning OF this act that srch company
shall be entitled 10 the proceeds OF such tax voted
and assessed aforesaid, whether In money col
lected or certificates Of sale TO the amount of the
aid 30 voted: but the same shall in no event be
an Indebtedness on the part of sucf county town,
! city or village voting aid, and nothing herein
contained shall be taken or deemed 10 create any
liability on the part OF such county, town. city or
village to such company. Nothing herein shall
repeal or in any way affect said Chap 1872 of the
| laws of is7s, or any act amendatory thereof.
SEC q This act shall take effect and be in force
| from and after its passage and publication.
! Approved March 8, 1873. U-COPf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01
CHAPTER 1870.


AN ACTto provide for the punishment of sell
ing prize packages containing money other
valuable things and the selling of photograp hs
in certain cases.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
lows
SECTION 1. Any person selling or offering for
sale any package packages, commonly known
as prize packages, Mt price greatly in excess Of
the real value thereof, the representation of the
party so selling offering for sale, said packages
that said packages, some of them, contain
money, or jcwery, or other valuable thing, or a
check or order for money, jewelry, or other
valuable thing, shall be deemed guilty Of INSIDE
meanor, and on conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by fine Of not less than five dollars nor
more than fifty dollars, or by imprisonment In the
County Jail not exceeding thirty days.
SEC. Z. Any person selling or offering for sale
any photograph or picture at price greatly in ex-
cess OF the real value thereof, the representa-
ton of the party so selling Offering for sale
said photographs or pictures that there is y sum
OF money Or other valuable thing named on the
back of said photographs or pictures, or some Of
them which will entitle the purcha ser thereto,
ehall be deemed guilty Of u msdeme amor, and on
conviction thereof shall be punished by hne of
not less than five dollars not more than fifty dol
lars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail not ex-
ceeding thirty days.
SEC. 8. Justices OF the Peace and Police Jus
tees shall have concurrent jurisdiction with tho
Circuit Court In all cases mentioned III the fore
going sections.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March A. 1875. sS~COPf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-04-01

two classes, to be known as Glass A and Glass
Glass shall include all railroads or parts of rail
roads in the State of Wisconsin now owned or
operated, managed or leased either by the ST.
Paul Railway Company, the Chicago Il North
western Railway Company or thew estern Union
Railway Company except the Madison & Portage
or parts of railroads in said State and all the
provisions relating TO Class in the act of which
this il amendatory shall be applied to those rail
roads which, by this amendment, are Glass b.
SEC. :. All those railroad companies whose
lines of road are now incomplete or are in proc.
of construction, and to aid in The building of
which the General Government has donated
grants of land, and which are not exempted from
taxation on said lands for the next five years,
are hereby exempted from the payment of the
license fees required by law for said five years.
SEC. B. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March :, 1878. sy-COPY.