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\ CHAIR Of Chinese language and lit
erature, the first in the country, has
been established at Yale College. and
Or. 5. Wells Williams, of Utica, New
York, who was for many years secre-
tary of the American legation in
China, and who is a perfect master of
the Chinese tongue, has accepted the
professorship. Hereafter all shall be
able to read, and perhaps make our
own tea-chests.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

THERE are now growing in the streets
of Washington twenty-seven thousand
seven hundred shade trees, nineteen
thousand of which have been planted
within the last three wears.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

The late Reverdy Johnson's estate
includes 1000 acres of land in Anne
Arundel county, 1000 acres in Ale
ghany county, and between 500 and
600 acres q short distance west Of the
city Of Baltimore The last men
toned tract is worth about $1,000 an
acre. Mr.. Johnson had no insurance
ON his life.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

HARDWICK, Mass, still retains the
ancient custom of Ievying a direct
q ministers tax" The members of the
Congregational society are regularly as
sessed on the basis Of the town valua-
ton, and their tax bills are presented
and collected in due form.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

Mr.. Crooks calculated that the force
exerted by the SUMS light is equal to
81 grains on the square foot, or 81 tons
on the square mile, or three billions of
tons ON the whole earth--a repellant
force which, but for the far more pow
erfuI attractive force Of gravitation,
would drive the earth off into space.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

MISS HoBERT, Massachusetts girl,
has purchased twenty acres Of land in
Westminster, Cal, and Is deyotiDg half
of it to-oniOns.
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SUPERIOR TIMES.
SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN,.
MIN0R TOPICS.

EX-SPEAKER BLAINE twenty-five years
ago, when at Washington, Pa, College,
spent $500 year. His son, who is now
at Yale, has 81, 500 year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

THE well known hymn Crock of
Ages was written one hundred years
ago last month, in March, 1776. Its
author was Augustus Montague Top
laGv
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II is estimated that within radius
of two miles at La Sale, Niagara
county, \. y, there are $4,000 fruit
trees growing OF these, $1,000 are
apple, 4, 400 peach, 1,80O ounce, 5000
pear, and 800 crap-apple trees.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

GENERAL ADAM. Z. KING, of Balti-
more, has been selected to deliver the
Grafton before the Society of the Army
of the Potomac, in the Academy of
Music in Philadelphia, on the 9th of
.IIlDa
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

A LEARNED French judge once said
that at least one party to every divorce
suit was unfit to be married again.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

Passed az ene Session Of 1876.
Published March 10, 1S76.l
CHAPTER l42.

CHAPTER l42.
AN ACT to provide tor the better care of paupers
and destitute children.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, DO enact a follows:
Section /. 1t shall net be lawful for any county
superintendent or oyersetr OF the poor, or other
Cncef' e send any child ever five (5) ana under
sixteen co years of age Us manner TO any comfy
p'olAouse CT this state. for supvort and care I'M
iess such child shah be an unteachabie idiot. an
6loI'1c or laraHtc, or be otherwise defective,
slsNo OF oetC rneG, so as to render il unfit for
-, ~. :, NuI suca county superintendent
o'C-sy' q me poor or other officer shall provide
aoL 1 80 VrI i anu support in families, orphan
dsH ibIl-9 u utIer aETrOUriate institutions
Section ?. Il shall lie the dury of tGc county
I ~ - III = Al me poor or other proper cfii-
eliS tA'L-Su w - me support and relief Of indi-
gent persons o. the several counties in This state
in which they county poor-hcnsss - LIS ~,
removal OF al children between t6a 80 of So Ky
and sixteen 30 years, except such cFd I,o ~, ~,
teaCbable idiot. epilcpuc, paraytic or II e,isa
diseased or GcfOrmed SO as to render If iInft tor
family care, from their respective noorhorsIs aud
provide for their care ana support as provided il,
section / Ct this act and the said supervisors of to
several counties are hereby required TO take sueb
action IL the matter may be necessary TO carry
out the provisions Of this act as fast suitable
places can be obtained.
Sec. 3. This act snail take effect and be in force
from ana after its passage and publication
Approved March 2, 1876.
published March 18 1861
CHAPTER 1914
AN Acr to authorize counties, towns, cities and
villages to esta5lis sinking funds for the pay
ment OF their bond ed Indebtedness.
The people OF tle state If Wisconsin reDresented
III senate ana assembly, do enact as follows:
Section !. Whenever any town, county, city or
incorporated village III this state shall have bond
ed Indebtedness, 1t 81 all be lawful tor the board
OF supervisors OF sach town or county the common
council of such city, the board Of trustees OF
such incorporated viii age, to establish q sinking
luld, TO be appropriate Gully to the payment If
its bonded Indebtedness, whenever the same shall
become due.
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XLVth CONGRESS,
Summary Of Proceedings in Both Houses


MONDAY, March Y. Resolutions
We're passed giving all government en-
ployes holiday on the 14th Of April, 1876.
to attend the unwilling Of the Lincoln mon
ument... Resolutions adopted calling upon
secretary of state as to the status of the
awards of the mixed commission between
Venezuela and the United States. The
consular and diplomatic appropriation bill
coming up in regular order, Sargent an
nounced that the Senate committee had re
stored about forty consulates which the
House had abolished. The first amendment
made by the Senate TO appropriate $l7,570
instead OF Sl4,0 for salaries Of ENJOYS
Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary
70 Great Britain France, Germany and Rus
STA, agreed to.
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FOREIGN.

IL the category of French Senators to sit
for five years are SO Republicans and thirty
six members of the Right. OF those whose
term is nine years, thirty-three are Repub-
fcans, and forty-one are members of the
Right. Among the latter Due De Broglie
and the Bonapartists are included
FIFTY thousand dollars has been recovered
from the wreck Of the German steamer
Schiller
SIR CHARLES REED sails for Philadelphia
May 9th, as the English representative in
the educational section of the Centennial
Exhibition.
THE Porte has decided to postpone the
payment Of the semi-annual coupons of six
per cent. loans due in April until July.
THE plague has reached Bagdad, where
there are ten cases daily. The Egyptian
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

FRIDAY, March 31.-Nrton's resolu-
ton for an investigation Of the Mississippi
election, adopted-29 to 10.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-07

Ages was written one hundred years
ago last month. in March, 1776. Its
author was Augustus Montague Top
lady.
-
HERE are now growing IN the streets
OF Washington tWenty-seyen thousand
seven hundred shade trees, nlneteer
within the last three years.
C, = $1,000 = -. r. D-,..
i--''l-'-'-' 1 -. 80 y; 10y. .I-
- -. -I''7 '.-t e: ~ ~ - s-ls
" '',i''ii 80 '-'0 .2'N,-0'' - W -
'i'o 01o-ii',C' - ,l'0 o-,'o- ~, -
''7'0 - -'--'''' : mo- 0ll ~ 0'l- =
''ii0' -------------.
Tr is estimated that within 2 radjus
co,,,,t,. \ y +boro .ro 80 o0o f,,,it
Zoo. ,,.o,,; Or +1,a-o - 600 onl
s,S,lIa - 100 900 . ooC
p pr ,,J -oo l',l'' - -. ',--iN ~
-.---I - -
,r. r-.o.-.-T $1,000. c-
'' 0l,0o>'' GUY '''.''T :. Yii'IO VIC i0i oe
% 80 - tiIe sun : ~ = 81 ,,',' -
-, 40 o,a,. l,;I '',,l 4l ,' III a,,e sl -,
tons on the whole earth-a repeliani
force winch, but tor the tar more pow,
er1ul attractive force OF gfaYltatlon
would drive the earth oil into space.
-----------
HERE are l,23f men, 50 steamers
81 Fessels, and Il factories engaged II
the OH ana 9uano business OF Name
DIIllg 1910 no less IMAM '!z'o0O par
10000 over 1874, and 100000 gallons
Of oil made, an increase Of $1,000 gal.
Ions. The amount Of guano prepared
was $4,000 tons.
---
THERE are this year l1lwomen study
ing IN the st, petersburg, Russia, Acad-
envy OF Medicine and Surgery, OF whom
1O2 are OF noble birth, i daughters OF
merchants, ana l. daughters OF clergy
men. me ASSOCIATION OF men ana WOm-
en- ut clmcs and at the dlsSectlng table
has been characterized by harmony
and sobnety.
......,-.- .--I- -.
: : ooii y J = ''0o''' s'''i 'iliS " iGf''
farming eIlOeI IISe ~ Iile loo' mus pc
!" cen -,'"i S'Il'e anu ill''I'9NIlie' oal,
viz : l.ieS l''' n ~ q oo'5 ''"oUO i''0o
e. - lS,t,'. ~ o' I - u 81 ,'io u s
will be laid out, and much ground de
voted to wheat, clover, alfalfa, and
sheep-raising.
-
LIE tau towers are becoming humer-
Gus mere ouV 'nc oiu countries peat Us
''l,ilo7. ouC .. 9!sil, " me 'lie lllS,l-
7v i'o','' " = Ivy oil.'i 0li' NC" iolN'
= 81 ee' N,'lI' 'IleLe ? no IllSlleI az
HnllecIure III tne ClllIeo 0taIeSb Ihe
feet; St. Peters, Rome, 400; Strasburg
cathedral, 461; and the new church Of
st. Nicholas, at Hamburg, 472.
-
IHE late Reyerdy Johnson's estate
includes LOCO acres of land in Anne
Arundel county, 1000 acres In Ale
ghany county, and between 500 and
600 acres q short distance west Of the
city OF Baltimore. The last men
acre. Mr.. Johnson had no insurance
ON his life.
"
AT IoihI Reyes OaI.' there Is a DAIRY
farm OF OF 4o'oo0 acres on which there
are ''o0o COWS. Inc !aflh, together with
'-le COWS, ~ IeliIeu III part 10 several
tenants lhey MAKE rom 3I,ooo to s.
oVo per annum, clear oil All expenses.
Inc yieLd from the COWS Is reported to
pe eAceleill' some u lne butter ranches
whole herd OF 20.
"
III. li1''Il5 VI 'lie l"'e 23hiuel ~
iTahe' ol boSIoll, VIII oe sofa III that
Illy III Nay ana June. III contains To-
n Lots
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SPECIAL. NOVICE

We wisl &c distinctly under.
STOOL that il candidates nominar
tel 10. of;lce arc unwilling 70 pay
TOT theft announcement. We sha'I
no: ANNOUNCE them. This rule ss
hare adopted in common %'to oas
Conservative contemporaries end
Il viii NOS he de,iatc0 from; ond
includes oil candidates not upon
tho National and. Sta1c tickets
Gu: terms alr a. follovs:
Nomlpees tot Congressional and
District officers, Sau
Nominees for Parisl, Judge. Leg,
is,afure Sheriff, Clerk, iecorlef'
and Coroner. S19
Nominees TOT J'olice Jurors sld
Nominees for Ward and City
officers. ..
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CarfShutz must he ''snowed up"
We have not heard of his where.
al,outs for three weeks. Come
ont Carl, and shpeak nit de boys"
Sigel is looking for you.

Tie Augusta, Maine, Standard
gives a point: Eyes, id hard"
calculated q Republican laboridg man,
who il in fair way to starve tor
want Of employment, as he gazed at
,he Republican Transparency hung
out at their Headquarters and read
the words '.llartl money"
Extract from, the New York Times,
October e, 1871: Here We have
thanks 10 the labors Of Samuel J.
Tillen-f and complete evidence
that WIN. NJ. Tweed differs only from
! common thief in having stden tens
of tlouaands instead af tens Of dol.
lars.p That was before 'ril,len was
,unnins Cor President you see.
Tie pittslnrs Pbst says: Perhaps
Carl Schurs viii not feel like firing
his broads;de ut Pulitzer, Ottcndorfer
au,l Parke Goodwin when he reads
Norton's speech. In the light IT that
sDeech. even Mr.. SEIZURE must see
that he Is on the wrong side OF the
waI1 in the great battle FIR Reform.
How Mr.. Schurs can accept Mort"n's
..keynoton will probably pnzzle lisn
worse than it will bis friends.
Tie Dt,ukirk Union says: One Ut
tho pleasing FEATURES Of the present
rampaicn 10 the badness IT ex. Re.
publicans in av~wing their prefer.
spces ft,r 'Eilt1en. Heretofore the
ra,ty. hash l,as l,een applied 60 as
siduvnsly that Republicans LavB been
afraid to shilt tie party nominations.
Hut Isis year Il Is : daily occurrence
f,r Republicans to 81 voluntarily to
Democrats aud declare a'sF choice
Tho Democratic Gems vessional nom
nations In North Carllina arc a. fol-
Iowa: FIst District, Jesse ]. Yeate.
VI llert5osA ; Third District, Alfred
n. WadAlell, ofNew Hanover; Fourth
Distsict, JOSEPH ]. DaviA 1T Frank
I'm; Tiah Distset, Altiv,l Il. Scales
& Gni,6aa /; sixth District, Ws'te.
j. Stssle, Ut Richmond; Seventh
District, william n. labbins, Of Ire
dell; EigLih District, Robert b
Vance, Is Bancons.
The Springfield Republican says
I.lrAunds made great apeecb-iO
his party. Bnt Lamar made . grsa
.,,eecl, f,,r his cDuntry. Il u = dis
,,nciipn With u dif&reuce.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-09-02
Campaign Song.
y JAMES M'KEox, TENTH "A"D'


,rs v'xcoy. TENTH WARD.
Air: Wearing Of the Green.
x,t.,,io, a)l brave Democrats, !
The time has come NJ !ast
Yer down-trotacn Louisiana
To redeem the litter past
fling to the breeze year ba"he's'
prw,ai,n it everywhere
H.ulricks for yicc-Preside1't
Aud Til.len IN! thee air.
CHORUS.
Ar And lrt your war-crying ring;
Join ~ in the chorus, boys,
FOR Tilden We will sing.
From East to West, from North 10 oo"'n'
Proclaim it everywhere:
Nrudricks for Vice-Presi'lcns
And Tilicn in the chair.
Election day is approaching,
Aud we'll Had them such aaneo
That the carpet-l,ass and scalawass
Won't stand the slightest chance.
Oh. Kellogg, we've concluded
That yo,ir rule il nearly DER,
And Boss Packard might as well pack up
For Names j;y Shore
Here's to you. brave DEMOCRAT,
And all your gallant crew;
We have nominated Nichols,
And we're bound to zee him through
with Wilt our second in command,
AM, a vote that's strictly fair,
o., tho fourth Of March in ~
Sam Tillep t>kcv tho chair.
sai7 tho Spartan mother to her sons
"Goi vinilicate the right
s}ase is the man who nos sl'lrks on
Ero.a Nichols in the aght.
Come, s.ebels," "banAits," traitors an'
Wn, e:o "njs 1frsid'-.kMt acars' -,
End tr@sps fnnn hsrs % "eittiny Dsh
cso's lisp shho'l' 6u'o tho 's'if
% }eee's s,psess, 80 Democrats
Throushout tbis an'any land; s-
Ven oalnit ID ~ sReturniag E"asN'
70 manipulate o~s hsnd;
,lo4 lpxes s4nlfcA With bogus eSses'
i,ut 3 ksllst strictly squs'~.
ctnA IN Aossssa tslly OIL asu.ml,
Then Yichalls tskes che etais.