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CHAPTER 10,

AN ACT TO authorize poison to be used fer ths
destruction of wolves and wildcats in the
months of November and December in each
year.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
SIcT N l. For the destruction OF wolves and
wilG-sats 1t shall be lawful for any person or
persons TO put out bats containing poison at
suitable places, at not less distance than eighty
rods from any dwelling house, from the tenth day
of November TO the twentieth day OF December
in each year.
SEC ,. Any person or persons. having put
ont bats containing poison, for the destruction
rf wolves and wildcats, shall. Immediately after
having put oft such bats containing poison. post
up or cause TO be posted MP. notices, in three Of
tie most public places in the town wherein such
poison has bs him been put out. said rot'ec
shail contain full description of me land where
upon such bats containing poison have been put
out, also the date when said poison was, by him,
put out
SEC. g. ANY person, or persons, in this State;
who shall present to the County Clerk any wolf
scalp or scalps. with the ears entire shall be en-
titled to all the bounty, whether the wolt from
which the scalp was taken has been killed by poi
son or otherwise.
SEC A. Within three days after the said twena-
eth day of December the person or persons so
having put out such bats or banes SHAH take up
and effectually destroy the same which snail re
main. A failure to destroy. as Aforesaid as wei
as a failure to comply with section Two OF this
act, shall snbject such person or persons, TO
whatever damages may be sustained by the neg
lect and also fine of not less than five dollars: :
all to be recovered before Justice of the Peace Of
the county In the sepe manner as other demages
and fines are collected.
SEC. 5. 1t Is hereby made the duty of the Chair
man or Clerk of the Town Board of each town IN
this State to read publicly the foregoing chapter
al the time and place of reading the report and
oting appropriations at the town election IN
April in each year.
SEC. g. Tn act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved Feb L., 1915 sS-COPY.
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AN ACT to prevent the law partner of the Dis
trict Attorney from acting as Justice OF the
Peace or Court Commits .oner in certain
The people of the State OF Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
SECTION /. Sec. eighty (s0l of Chap. thir-
teen C3) of the Revised Statutes, as amended by
Chap. thirty-six (36 of The laws of 1870, is here
by amended so to read as follows: No prac-
ticiug attorney shat be allowed TO hold his
office in the Office OF the Clerk of any court
in which he Is a pracIicing attorney, and
no practcing attorney shall hold his
office in the same room with County
Judge, unless said County Judge shall be the law
partner and in such case such attorney shall not
be permitted TO practice before such Judge, nor
shall the law partner of any District Attorney act
as Justice of the Peace a Court Commits
sioner in any case in which the State of Wis
cOnsin is OF may be party. or defend in any
court any person charged with any o6ense. or ap-
pear in any civil action against the Safe, in
which IL is the duty of such District Attorney to
prosecute or appear for the State.
SIC ,. This act shall take effect from and after
its passage ard publication.
Approved FCo. II, 1S'5. COPY.
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Published Feb. 20. 1851
CHAPTER "A.

AN ACT to require the several railroads in this
State to prov de for the safety of passengers.
The people of he Safe ofWisconsin. represented
in Senate al / Assembly. do enact as follows:
SECTION /. A. railroad companies in the State
who run passenger or oSher ca's for the convey
ance OF passengers therein shalI provide and have
placed in some conspicuous place in such car so
used for he conveyance Of passengers, an ak,
with handle ready for use, together wisn hand
saw.
SEC. 2. Any railroad company failing or refus-
ing to comply with the provisions Of the foregoing
section shall be liable, on conviction before any
Justice of the Peace through whose county such
road or any part thereof, may run, to fine of
twenty-five dollars and costs of suit for each and
every day of failure neglec to comply with said
section. onehalf Of sa fine to go TO the informer
being the complainant against such road, before
any such Justice of the Peace. tIe other half into
the school fund of The county in which such con
yiction NAV be had.
SEC. g. 1his act shall take effect and be in force
thirty days rom and after its passage and publ
GATOR.
Approved Feb. Il, 1873. TC0PY.
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on pTEP u

AN ACT to amend an act entitled AN act to
amend See. ten Of Chap: one hundred and thir-
ty-two of the Revised Statutes OF 1883 relating to
yerdicts and exceptions.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin represented
in Senate and Assembly. do enact a. follows:
SECTION /. Sec one of Chap. one hundred and
ninety four of the laws of 1874 is hereby amended
TO read follows: Sec. ten of Chap. one
hundred and f1irty-two of the Revised Statutes is
hereby amended so as read follows: A
general verdict is by which the jury
pronounce generally upon all any OF the
issues either in favor of the plaintiff or defend
ant. special verdict is thet by which the jury
find the facts only leaving the Judgment to the
Court. In all civil the Court shall, at the
quest of any party. direct the jury to find a
special verdict: Pr0rided, That such request be
made at the close of the testimony and before
any argument to he Jury. Such n special verdict
shall be in writing. and shall be filed with the
Clerk and entered upon the minutes.
SEC. = This act shall take effect from it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved Feb. IL, 1873. 81 COPY.
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AN ACT 10 amend Sec 65 Of Chap. is OF the
Revised Statutes entitled "Of the assessment
and collection of ta&es
The people of the State OF WifcCnsin, repre-
scnted in Senate aud Assembly, do enact as
fellows: 4
SECTION l. Ser. IS Of Chap. IS OF the Revised
Statutes entitled Of the assessment and collec-
ton of taxes, is hereby amended by striking out
the word thirty" in the Eth line OF said secton
and inserting in lieu thereof the word :. forty hve
so that said section, when so amended, shali fes0
as fniIows; Sec IS The Board Of Supervisors OF
any town and the Common Council Of any city
shall have power, and hey are hereby authorized,
to extend the time for the collection OF taxes IN
such town or CITY for such period Of time, not ex-
ceeding forty-five DAYS, the said Board Of sa-
pervisors or the said Common Council may deem
necessary.
SEC. q This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage. ,-
Approved Feb 10, 1875. sS1COP1.
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"A calculation of the effect OF silght
gratuity on a hotel or restaurant walter
comes out some hing as follows; lhree
cents-Slight bow; apt to inspect com
as if expecting 1t to change into some,
Thing larger. Five cents" bligeu.
Six cents" Thank you" Ten cents
THANK you, Colonel" Fifteen cents
THANK you General" Twenty cents
Low bow; flourish of napkin; formula as
above. Quarter-Profound bow alacrity
to find hat: feint tc brush it with elbow;
door held open.
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peoule at the late election and to that end called
Ia the Federal I-oups to break up the meeting OF
the Legislature: Fos Congress TO recognise $
rsrrpsrion so srose so oppressive. is; they thinh
10 establish precedent i}y which, Under pretests
thar car readily BE found, any State Goyerument
may be overthrow "a the will OF, the people null
lifted, and fraud and violence made permanent
and republican forms perverted 10 destroy hb-
erty. r .+ s.
In their Judgment all that is needed in Louisi
ana is to withdraw the Federal troops and leave
the people of that State TO govern themselves.
CHARLES FOSTER
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS,
GARRISON y Potter,
SAMUEL ). MARSHALL.
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THE MARKETS.
FEBRUARY p, 1873
NEW VnPE

FEBRUARY p, 1878.
NEW YORK
CoTros.-Middling upland, Is ssGisc.
LIVE SrooK.-Beef Cattle slo.O0I12.o. Hogs
Dressed. Western, ssooa.s. .ls5s; Live, s6.s71s
G725. Sheep-Live, S6.25l70o.
BREADsTurrs.-Flour-Goo TO choice, 81 500
$50: white wheat extra. s. s.30ao-UD. Whea.-No. 2
Chicago, s. .07. .1l.fo; Nc. Northwestern. Sl.oe
Gl.lo; No. Milwaukee spring, 81 .0sll.!l
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terested in foreign impprtations. he
merely replied. us that alls Well,
abolish the law" This was the keynete
to his whole subsequent career. That
the law should interfere with any whim,
wish or purpose of his was something
"most intolerable and not to be en-
dured."
This Arkans as message bears intrinsic
evidt nee of its having emanated from
the brain and pen OF His Exceileney
"a,ope and unaided,n The style is that
of none OF the Cabinet officers-of no
man of note That we can call 10 mind. No
other man but Graut ceuld have crowd
ID so much audacity, 30 much incongru-
ity, so much seli-stultiication, into the.
compa of t~enty-eight or thirty lines.
He need not fear that anyone will dare
to rob him of his fame as the author or
deny that he evolved it out of the
depths of his moral cnnsciousneSs-nos
Cans, ience. for We acquit him of .has
valuable but sometimes inconvenient
commodity. There is but one man in
the broad United States capable of such
a style and of such sentiments.
In the dsll, dogged and malignant tone
of this disgfaeefui paper We behold de.
cisive evidence of the determination of
ltS duIhOT W SIdlli} htS om"fepA ~
whatever cost.
Mr.. Grant is of Scotch descent and
therefore presumed to be acquainted
with the history OF the country OF his
ancestors; but of all the illustrious he
roes and patriots who shed q haze on the
annals of their native land he seems to
have eelected for his model, not the no
BILE Wallace or the gallant Bruce, but
that renowned cateran, the Red Mac
Gregor, for did not he, as the poet Words
worth tells US, adopt
- the simple plan.
That they should take who have the power
And they should keep who canf
But, after all, wicked rs the purpose
manifested in the Arkansas message is,
we thank Mr.. Grant for what he will
pardon us for calling its bluDdering
manifestation 1t will rouse into ener-
getic action every honest man in the
country; it will consolidate the Oppo-
siti n; it will dig the grave of hims' II
and his party. That party is "oomed to
destruction, but those members nf il
who, in its last hours, rise 10 the dignity
of honorable manhood and denounce the
would-b usurp.r and autocrat-the man
who has shattered the business of the
country, prevented its commercial re-
cuperation, depleted it, treasury and i'm
paired its credit and fair fame-wlll at
least die with decency, while those who
still fawn at hi. feet will be buried for
ever beneath the coptempt of the Amer
ican people.-Lss!ie's Wssklies.
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AN ACT to amend See. one of Chap nine of the
general laws of 1872, entitled - An act to FIX
the time for holding terms of the Circuit Court
in the Tenth Judicial Circuit
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represent
ed in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows
SEcTIoS1. Sec. one OF fChap. nine Of the general
laws of 1917 is hereby amended 90 as 10 read az
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INDIANAPOLIS papers announce that a
Limburger cheese factory is to be estab-
lished there, and in the next column they
find fault with the odor arising from one
of the big sewers, Be consistent, gea-
tlemen.
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ACTS OF GENERAL INTEREST,"
Published Feb. 20, 1851
IN pTER Ii

AN ACT in relation to towns and town officers.
THe pe0,;ie of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate ard Asseaeois; d. enset a- fol-
lows. . .r.
SECTION /. That hereafter II shal! be un.sWiul
Tor any person 10 hold the office of Town Treas
nrer and Town Assessor at the same time, within
this State. -.
SEC. p That all acts and parts of acts conflict
ing with the provisions OF this act are hereby re-
pealed.
SEC g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication,
Approved Feb. II, 1873. COPY
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FORTY.FOURTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

THE following is list Of the Senate OF the
Forty fourth Congress, az rehdered cpmplc'e cy
the recent election IN Minnesota There of
Straight Republicans q RuDaD) 40, of lnde-
pendent RepIblica"- .dtics) ); of Democrats
in SMALL cAPs) ~; vacancy, 1; total "A. The
year in which esch Senators term expires is set
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Published Feb. ~. 1873
CHAPTER II.
AN ACT to repeal Chapter two hundred and
ss1enty-one i211l general laws of 1874, entitled
An act To hX ava tesnate costs in County
Courts in probate business"
The people f. the State of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in Senate aud Assembly, do enact as
follows:
one C21i of the general laws of 1874, act enti
tied :. An act to fix and regula c costs in oun-
ty Courts in probate business" is hereby re-
peaed.
SEC. 3 Thi. act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved February II, 1873 S@COPl.
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During trial the Judge called wit
ne.s No one answered, and an elderly
man arose and solemnly said: J" he Is
gone" "Where has he gonef' asked
The Judge, in no tender tone. don't
know, but he is dead" was the guarded
q rYu
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THE question of the competency of an
avowed atheist to testify in court is to be
reopened. A woman named Truman de-
posted $400 in the clearinghouse of
Woodruff & Claflin, which as lost when
this notorious firm failed. Suit was
brought in the Marine Court for The re-
covery of the money, but the principal
witness for the prosecution refused to
admit his belief in God and was there
fore excluded from the witness stand.
The Liberal Club of this city has taken
up the case and resolved to carry the ap-
peal before the highest court, that 1.-The
right of every man or woman to be a
witness in the State of New York may
be assured and maintained" Messrs.
James Paron, Courtland Palmer, Charles
Moran, T. B. Wakeman and Daniel T
Gardner have been appointed a commit
tee to collect the funds and take charge
of the appeal.-N. J. Indepeadent.
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Short on COrpses.

Sheridan comes out short on his MUIR
der statement. We are beg ming to
doubt his capacity as statislician. He
first asserted that 3, 500 per Ons had been
kill in Louisiana since 1866 on account
OF political opinions, and now, at the
last moment, rather tamely and ignomin-
iously acknowledges that the number is
only 2,141. He tried hard TO reach the
original $500 He believed everything
that Packard told him, and listened 10
Field and Campbell until his hair stood
up; but it was no go, he couldn't get to-
gether more than 2,141, figure it which
way he chose. He went up to Plaque
mine, rushed over to Brashear, made a
descent on Vicksburg, threw in the cpl
demic of 1867 and the great Shreveport
pestilence of 1873; but 2,141 was the
best he could do, and with that he had to
be content.
We can understand that Sheridan must
feel dreadfully cut up over this melan-
choly business. 1t is serious thing to
fall short ,359 corpses, especially when
the number contracted for is only $500.
We don't see why Sheridan couldn't have
counted in Wells ana Lowell and Field,
for instance. They attacked Wells with
artillery once. Judge Houston drew a
bible on Lowell the day the Legislat IRE
assembled, and man told him eraard
that bullet would find his heart. An
attempt was made to assassinate Field
last falI-a regular Bout bon affair, under
aggravated circumstances. 1t is true
that these gentlemen were not killed,
but they were all mortally frightened,
which answers Sheridan's purposes quite
| as well. We think he might have run
them in so as to make up round 2 200.
Sheridan has done the cause service,
however, after all But for his valuable
contribution the committee wouldn't
have had any murders worth mention
ing. The witnesses failed to show more
than seventy or eighty altogether, in
| Guiding Colfax and Coushatta, and the
murder and assassination business was
o tering to bankruptcy. Everybody will
be grateful to Sheridan, we are sure, for
coming to the rescue with 2,14l bodies
so grateful that they will ask no ques-
tons as to where he got them, or who
cert fed to the killing. This is an emer-
/ gency in which even handful of baii
would be acceptable, and Sheridan has
certainly done nobly.
Still we are sorry our young friend wa;
| disappointed -Neu Orleans Picdyune
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follows: The general terms of the Circnlt Court
for the Tenth Judicial Circuit shall hereafter oe
held a follows: In Broan county on the nrs'
Monday of March and the hrst h1hdsy el syp
tember in each year: in Oconto County on me
second Monday OF April and the third Monos! VI
October in each year; in Door County oh tne m ~
Tues lay after the third Monday OF February ana
tbr frst Tuesday after the third Monday OF July
IN each yesr; in outasamie County on the hrs'
Monday OF suns and The second MONDAY OF no No
vember in each year: in Shawano County on the
first Tuesday after the fourth Monday OF june
and the first Tuesday after the second Mos"sy oi
Jsnnsry in each year, and in Brown Comfy :
special tetfa for the whole circuit on the iouf'h
Monday of January IN each year.
SIC .. All acts or parts Of aets conntcnng
with this act are hereby repealed.
SEC ). This act shall take erect ahc "e III
force from and after April !, 1873. ,,o,x-
Approved February l9, 1879 IS 0ori'
fPubhsned Fsb "A. is74l
CHAPTER IS.
AN ACT amending Chap. lis OF the gene-ri
laws Of 1871. entitled IAN act relating to bail
in criminal cases"
The psotile ef the State of Wisconsin, repre-
senie6 in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
sEcTnox /. The fothis of reepgnizanee and bail
bonds prescribed by Chap. us OF the general
inql actions and proceedings, in all Jus;!ses
courts police courts, and other courts not OF
record in this State, as well as in all courts OF
record. ,4, , -
SEC. 2. The following ferm of recognizance or
hail bond NAV be used in ali c-u'ts OF this state,
not of record upon the adjournment of an- rrim-
ina action or proceeding:
STATE OF WISCONSIN, - County:
Ne: A \, c ID and E F, hereby give bail in
the sim of - 6o,ar- for the appearance of said
A upon tie -, ,dsT Of, A. D., at = m OF
that day before G. Ii, - of said county, at his
Office in the uown or city, Of =. I sAa county
to answer a criminal prosecution for - tatsi-
the offense).
Daled-
- b. -
{ ID. -
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TERRITORIAL DELEaATEs.

Arizona Htra,s s. Stsrens.
Colorado rHoNis NJ. PATTERSON.
DHsotazJeffers p. KidderT
Idaho-fhomas ". Bennett.
Montana--sMkRfiS MAGiNNIs.
New Mezico-Elecfs in september.
Utah-George q. Cannon.
WashingtOn-Orange Jacobs.
WyominE-*WILL r. STEELE
CONTESTED >YATs IN THE HOUSE.S
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To the above number of tweLty-one contested
seats may possibly be added Offers. Some OF The
above, also, may not be bros.sh+ before the
House at all. The seat for n sgatS Of ldsho
Territory is contested by Samuel 5. Fem, Dem
Ocraf
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WHO is the Oldest luna tic on records
Time out of mind.
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Published Feb. %, 1875

SEC g. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved Feb. 19, 1875. Cof1'
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CONGRESSIONAL.

MONDAY, Feb. 22-4Senate. The Indi
an Military, Military Academy and PEN
son Appropriation bills were passed. 80.
The Postoifice Appropriation bill was con-
sdeTed an amendment for the free
transmission through the mails OF the
C0Sgressi0g0L RecOFa and such public documents
: may be printed for general distribution, being
adopted, and ameI dmrntS providing for the res
toration OF the ranking privilege and for free
trans mission of garden seeds and agricultural re-
ports being rejected. Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

Republicans dn RomaD), 102: Democrats Gn
SMALL CAPs), 161: Independents lin italics, o..
There are Il to elect by States and TO fill yacan-
cies caused by death. The asterisk ~ indicates
members of the present Congress, reelected; the
c stands for colored
ALABAMA-S.
I. Jerry Haralson, c. g. *JNo. H. Caldwell.
=. JER y. WILLIAMS. 8. GoLDs'H ". HEWITT.
3. Paul. BRADFORD. AT BURwHLL b. LEW Is.
4. *Charles Hays. l.. WM II. FoRSEY.
Arkansas.
1. LucIAN c. CAUSE. 8 WM. W. WILTSHIRE.
=. WN F. SLKMoNs. T. %THos. NJ GUNTER.
CALIFORNIA-4.
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House,-A bill was introduced provid-
TUESDAY. Feb. 23.-!Ssnate.-The bill

equalizing bounties was favorably reported on
49,. The Postoffce and Army Appropriation bills
were amended and passed "A memorial war
presented from the Republican members of the
Alabama Legislature asking that The President
he authorized in certain contingencies 10 suspend
the writ of hdGeds cOFpHS... Adverse re-
ports were made the bills to establish
branch mints III certain Western cities.
4 resolution was adop.ed directing he President
10 institute Inquiries 10 The proper place in The
West foI such mint ard report at the beginning
of the next session of CONGRESS -. AaiOnrned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-10
RY YOUNG q MIDDLETON,
- Auctloneers, Real Estate and Insurance
Agents. Office, s19 Market Space, (Board Of Trade
Rooms.)

AseHsS' OAAOef oA' ~ p9OeS NDOaEU VI 1Eaue
0PRoYEp REAL EsTATE, RNowN AS As
GRANTS Row, IN The CITY OF WASH
By SS Virtue Of decree passed in the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia on the 6tn day
Of January, A. d. 1875, in Equity cause No 2, ssS,
and Albert Grant & Al: are defendants, the under
signed viii on THURSDAY, the 18TH day OF Feb
ises, self At public auction, to the highest bidder,
al those lotsof ground with lmproy eme 9ts situ-
aR hs S % s S al All
of lots numbered one, Il, three, (3) four, al 1--WE,
six, g. eight g. nine 81 ten o. eleven
according to A. GRANTS recorded subdivision Of
square numbered seven hundred and sixty, GEO. In
Ali OF the above lots except lot No. 49, are stu
ated on East Capitol street., between Second and
fcent houses known as ''Grant's Row" These
houses . feet 6S inches front, and the lots
back iS feeS inGhes I'm ef 1 are siegant brick
furnished with all the modern Improvements, aud
decidedly the handsomest buildings in the city.
story brick residence % feet inches 'front.' and lot
running back Ito feet.
members of Congress to, provide themselves
with elegant residences near the Capitol on easy
The terms OF the sale are: One fourth of the
purchase monev in cash, and the balance in three
equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen
cured to the satisfaction Of the trustees.
continue from day to day, at the sa me hour each
day, until all OF said lots shall have been disposed
at the time Of sale II the terms OF sale are not
complied with within ten days orsale, the trustees
will resell at risk and cost Of deflultlng purchaser.
All conyeyancing At cost of purchaser
Z. ROSS PERRY, ~
Ja29-FMW&ds AuctiOueerS.