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Wheat du tho advanced prices asked checking the
demand Prices necessarily unchanged. The sales
were about 100 bushels At 81 ~ ungratcd spring
u white aud 81 80 81 3s1a Tor amber Winter
Corn duh but unchanged We note sales oi tu.vU
bushels at 5sc tor steamer mixed; Un Ole TOT SAT-
mixed: Ole. for Kansas mixed; uuisc for NO chicago
5St,c whstc southern pier. ootsc Tor
now, grsde. aud 55c Tor old grade ne was quiet
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BowEy--CoLbix0. --On Wednesday evening. Novem-
Der 10, by the Rev. William Lloyd, j. H. BowEx 20
EMMA l. youngest daughter Of John Goiding, ESQ.,. all
Of this city.
HrxDKssos-cAnLrros. --on Wednesday. kevsmbsr
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Delivered on .ontracr U, bales For future delivery
the sales we're follows: Yesterday. aiter r. ALDO
iiber, lUU III II 32c January zSUJ Mt lie Fcbru
ary lOJ NJ AZ 5-3.c March, 80 st ~ ollie. 5Up
i2sc. APRIL 1y 1t i21sc August 2oO ~ ~ aa2c, 500
at .s is2r Total 3. $40 bales Today. up to 7. MNo
cembyr NE. iUU ii Io-I6c.. 400 IL Uc
go AZ IL 3J-c II Lice, 90 NJ IL 3-32c, 100
IL Iloc January 500 l2c, IA ut ~ lj2c. 800
i2c To- ~ I.i2c 1000 at ~ Lice 1900 at II 33.c
so ialsc., 100 NJ !. oa2c, 40 .. II siOc 3nat
II 73.e Dat - i6c 4Uoat II 7axc 2GuJ ut i24c.:
is 51c 800 at II 7-2c. 200 l2ac.. aUD u Yiac
yOJ ut ~ l5c TOO ~ ll3kc.. so at Lac loo ut
1. ii32c 125sc.. 400 vt IL Isle JUJ 1.s1c.:
March ~ 5iGe. 7UJ At ~ l32c pu NJ IL ic..
7OJ Ut ~ l-32c.. 40 I2sc SO nt II ~ 32c, 100
~ 1i6c 10 iIsc $40 Mt ~ I732c 2Ou a. IL yl,;c.
April 2u as I21sc. 100 Vt ~ 1T3lc, 80 ut IL 1896,
40J i.ac.. l,lOy NJ ~ ii.i6c. 40 at i2.c 40 at
~ 23.c june. 100 NJ i3 l5-c July. 100 nj l3 532c,
Iv) nj IL August TOO NJ l3s luU at Is 7.32c 1000
Mt rs l2c Total 80 10 bales GrsnG total ~ 7D bales
rna receipts at the ports we're as follow Calveston.
54h bales; Ncw Orleans S,:9.: Mobile, 36 b; Savan
nah ay,7; Charleston, 4s5i mineton. ii3,; Norfolk.
acpha ~ Total, 3J.32o. This day last week. 3i.Toi
Tn,s day last yems 1891 Totai since September !.
LBS .75o bales. Cotton reights closed follows TO
iavre by steam. compressed; to Bremen by steam.
az, compressed Dy SAIL ese; to Liverpool is-a2d by
sisaIn. by sail, -iBc. -..
liry,D bushels meat 81 bbls and Iyp sacks;
2B5sl do The Hour market hrmer. with good v
Ming demand sales ut higher pr'ces The
.alcs we're II 0Jt bbs including STATE Western aud
southern. quotations kyo Hour quiet;
~ ~ $5 % Corn meal quiet about
10 q bills sold At 81 80 ior Brandywne and " 80
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State bonds were lrm. District OF Columbia a65's
advanced 81. Tennessee old sold at ASK and North
Carolina SPECIAL Tax, third class. ut 2ss
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Tho closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks wero as
follows:-
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET BUT FIRM; FUTURES
cLosKD FIRM AND 5-16C. 1890
HIGHER-FLoUR AcTIvE.-waEAT QUIET
CORN DULL-oATs DULL-wHIsKEY UN-
CHANGED-PoRK STEADY LARD FIRMER-
PETROLEUM FIRM-sPIkITS TURPENTINE
STEADY RosIN FIRMER OILS QUIET
COFFEE QUIET-sUoAB FIRM--PREIGHTs
STRONGER.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 15-6P H.
The markets wcro unusually quiet The activity in
wheat yesterday was checked to-day and very little
was done. Corn and dulL whiskey IN
changed. Pork steady. Lard firmcr. Frclghts we're
active Tor petroleum tonnage. Cotton on tho spot
quiet but nrm. Futures closed nrn and l6c.
1889. higher. Conoe quiet. Sugar firm. Oils
we're quiet. Petroleum Grm. Rosin Grmer. spr-
Its turp pent;ne steady.
2255 and l3co bags Fairy Belle, private
Mild quiet We quote :Ordinary carpoes I1iac
i6Sc. fair do 1915 is1sc.; good do. ls3<c. Ice
prime 1870 iD1zc: extreme OF lots 6'4c :obc
Santos. good, l714c lssc, gold. ninety days.
Java COVE bags 20c 2:c.; do, grass mats lc
23c Singapore lie. lsc.; Ceylon, l61sc isc Mara
caioo Ice 1sc LAgasyrs. l6c Isc Jamaica. I5J.c
= lie; ST. Domingo, i5c. 1870. Porto Rico lehc =
lsc Costa RlcA Ice. l0c; Mexican. I6lsc IKE Ma
nn i6c. l1c Angosturas l6c. lcc. SavAnta, Ice.
Ice. Curacoa. l5c 1870.
CorToNThc market quiet. but firm for spot cotton
Tho future deliveries opened with decline
evening. The decline however. QUICKLY
market steadily improved during the day aud closed
with advance r the day Of from bloc 10 1880 lhc
Tae~Lig, Nor~utler H. WcfnesouN, NOreDiLer IS
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CLOSING rRIcEs-3 p N.

ADVANCES DECLINE.
Tho following arc the chsngcs closing prices CON-
,arcd with those OF yestcrday:-
DEcLixx-New York Central s; Delaware and
Lack wanna, u; Delaware und HUDSON, u; Erie, ;
Hannibal and 81. Joseph, common. "a Lake shore,
q; Michigan Central, Ia; Morris aud Essex, ~;
preiefrcd tx; OHIO and Mlssls.ppi. !. Pacific Mail
X: Rock Island, Ia 81 Paul, conni,n. IA; pre-
isrred, III Adams Express u; United siascs Ex-
8 ADvAscx x-Hannibai and 81. Joseph, preferred, X;
Illinois Central, "a; American Express, u.
Tho rest Of the market was stationary.
THE MONEY! xARKEr
Money call loans supplied at 4 and Gnally at
per cent Prime paper is discounted al the last
quoted rates. Tho following were the ra,os OF ex-
shsnce ON New York the cities to-
aay:-savannah, buying, II on; selling par y j of;
Charleston, easy 5i6 par; ~ LOUIS, par; Clacln-
natl, dull 100 discount; Now Orleans commercial
b.lo bank, u, and Chicago, 25 TO SO premium. For
eign exchange dull Prime sterling asking rates,
As2. and As41s; selling rates. Ask 4s2 and 50 \.
Asa Reichmarks, 94s< ah and 95s q 05ys
cables, s5k 05X; 4; primo Paris, 5.ls's and 6.ieN.
THE GOLD MAKKgr.
Gold opened and closed at iO0A, with sales In tho
interim 1o95s and l00as. The carrying rates
2K, and 2ls per cent Loans were also made fat
OPERATIONS EXCHANGE nASK.
Gold balances ..........."........... oy4 sol
Currency baanccs. Observation-Disclosures. 1850 40
Gross cicarances. z2,ooS, OO0
cLKARS0 noUsH sTArgMEST.
currency exchanges. DO, eJis sOo
currency oaanccs. 3,SSo, oz
colo exchanges. .................... o,z9s $40
Gold Dalancos.. 6OossvO
GovKRyMExT bonds
Governments bonds closed stsady at tho following
quotations United States currency slxos l23ss Ia
do do. 1881, registered, 1l0s. 11oss do do. do
soupon, l17k ll7k; do. do 1895, registered 1925
llok; do. do, do, coupon. Ito llok; do 40,
do ncw registered, ll2h lI2;s; do do, do. do,
coupon, ll2,s 1l25s; do do. 1867 registered 1854
AlIo do. do, do, coupon li5ss ll0; do do. 1ses
registered, 116H III; do do, do, coupon, 116,s
III, do tcn-Iorties, registered, ll3x 1l4<; do d.
coupon, ll4k ll5 do. Gvcs 1885, registered 112x =
ll2l; do do, do, coupon, 112x ll2h; do. Ah's,
10Y Ill.
TEE rxIrgD STATES TREASURY
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $35 900 gold
on account OF interest and 81 900 In redemption OF
Gve-twonty bonds The subTrcasury released $l0 700
silver cola todav Rsvenss rscsip,s to-day. s2soVoo
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

Psoy,pxscs. II. l.. Sow ~ 49,
Printing coths firm 41.c offered freely for host
GiXoi. with few cloths on the. .marSeL
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HAVANA. Nov. II. 1S7H
Spanish gold 2l9a 2loA ExShanso tho United
States. isty Ji discount short sight
do IA 51 discount short sisht gold "a "a premium
on London. ~. l5ts premium Sasars--ao saies To
MY be a holiday.
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$1,000 U = s. o. r. '~5 ITO
1000 5-T. c. Sn. be ] y
100 ~ Y 3 5-2O. G. 'Js.. ilG,

lU:lj AND 1880 A. N.
lio sloO)O US SIS, =, 'si Iia,.
~ luuOO T.. 81 Q. 'si.. li23S
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lNAxi.INy..

4 7 REAS0NABLn HATES MONEY ON iffE AND
~ Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages und other
sc.urities Insurance. OF all kinds en- with
pgnics J. J. HABRICn n co. Il9 Broadway.
A -JOuN Il. BAILEY, ~ BnoADwAl.-flRST
IA stack Exchange Fri vile strad
dies. single privileges also explanation, pamphlets MALE
20 address, correspondence In prna cisie la United
StWtes.
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A DIM B REID.
~ Expert aud Accountant.
NJ Pearl ST.. Post Office box , Gi3.
The New York herald., 1876-11-16

4 YOUNG WIDOW. k&EPiNG HOUSE WISlIES To
iAmset an elderly lady gentleman who wonl
small of uiuucy tJr c,mtostnhe home. would
rent Rooms Address sINCERE. box lI5 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
(tuEAPESr PER CENT .OsD IN NAkk.r--
OJcrsey city. at 107 and interest JOHN LAMB. No.
Exchange lace, jersey City.
JfSTArE Wtl.t. tuAN $i5opo oS FIRST CLASS
Ilciiy psSpertv ut cent Principals address AT
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-10

PREsIDENTIAL.-From large batch
of kilograms to the WORLD last night,
we select the three last, which can be
taken for what they are worth. They
are dated ore A. NJ yesterday
John Morrisey telegraphs to St.
Louis from New York that Tilden has
1873 electoral votes.
The New York Herald has bullc-
tin ont which states that Florida
gives Hayes LOO, which will proba-
bly, elect HIM.
Chicago gives the operator at Og-
den good night" with news If the
election Of Hayes and Wheeler sure.
The news is not definite enough.
The wires are flashing forth the Wild
est rumors. We still believe Taden
is elected.
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ADA CoUNrY-A private letter from

ADA CoUNTY.-A private letter from
Hon. T. D. Catalan, at Boise City, con-
tains the following election news. 1t
was written on Wednesday night:
Fenn's majority about Is.
Ensign's, $50.
Oldham and Heron close, but !
think O. will win
Democratic Legislative ticket elected
by majorities from 20 to 70.
HAWTHORN elected by $50, and Bill
derhcck by 1875.
We elect Assessor and County Com
missioners.
Tilden Is elected
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Hx the GoVEFNIoH
TERRITORY OF IDAHO.
4 Thanksgiving Proclamation !!

In compliance with custom mace ven
erable by long observance the Fresloeht
has set apart the
rhirtieth Nav of November inst.
as a day of THANKSGIVING TO ALMIGHTY
COP for the blessings that have crowned
the now closing year.
The watchfulness of an Omniscient Eye
and the guidance of Divine Hand have
been manifest through all the domains OF
nature. The order and harmony OF the
universe: the succession OF the seasons
snrinr time, with its garniture OF flowers /;
summer with its seed time; autumn with
its fruits: these attest the wisdom, power,
and loving care of the Father of all.
It is. therefore, recommended that the
rood people of Idaho, remitting their ac-
customed employment, do consecrate the
dav to n grateful recognition OF the Divine
GOODNESS. Let offences be forgiven and
the veil of charity drawn over the errors
and injuries of the past. Let families as
semble. and neighbors greet each other
with Gifts, not forgetting the stranger nor
withholding from the children of want and
sorrow on whom the Christening hand has
been laid.
let all who are so minded assemble in
their houses of worship and in their man
ner sing praises and give thanks. Give
thanks for the life that is and the life that
IS to be. Give thanks for our national
preservation and unity, and for the hope
Of that perfect brotherhood which is the
offspring of perfected liberty. Give thanks
for a constitution that permits no man to
Law burdens upon the conscience OF his
fellow; that secures free suffrage, free
sneech, free schools and free press. And
while the incense of grateful thanks for
past mercies ascends from pure hearts and
consecrated affairs, let fervent prayer be
made that Heavens blessings may rest up
on our favored land, and that tomorrow
may be even as this day, but still more
abundant.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
- set my name and caused the seal
(sEAL \of Idaho Territory to be affixed,
076Nattested by the Secretary.
Done at Boise City this second day OF
November A. d. 1876.
NJ. BRAYMAN, Governor.
Attest:
Z. CURTIS, Secretary.
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roof may be covered with . very cheap shingle
BY application of this slate be made to last from
q IS years. Old roofs can be patched and coated
loo ling much better. and lasting longer than new
shingles without the slate. for
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Two gallons viii cover hurdred square feet {
single roof while tin. iron. felt matched boards
or any smooth surface. from two quarts TO one gallo
are required 10 loo square feet Of surface. and q
though the Paint has heavy body IL is easily apple
with . brush.
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IT STOPS EVERY LEAK,

and for tin or iron has equal. - 10 expands by
heat contracts by cold and NEVER CRACKS nor scAles
Roofs covered with Tar Sheathing Felt eau be made
water tight Al small expense, and preserved for
many years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-10

THr returns we publish this morn
ing are not full, but they are probably
nearly correct as far as they go.
PRor. JACKSON is brick and does
everything frst-class that be under
takes; and The Huson sisters are little
queens Of song and dance.
FLoua-Samples' freight train ar
rived on Tuesday last from Boise val
ley loaded with forty thousand pounds
of -four.
Mr.. Fl. JONES, business Manager OF
the World, left for Boise City yester-
day morning on business trip he
will remain down there two or three
days.
SPECIAL MEETING. Board OF
County Commissioners will hold a
special meeting tomorrow Saturday,
18th instantly for the transaction OF
important business.
IT was understood as the WORLD
went to press last night that Clark
carried the county by majority OF
three. Messrs. G. w. Richards and
Sam Weller, on the republican ticket
for the Assembly, and Mr. J. V. R.
Witt, on the same ticket for Council,
are elected. So, also, is Mr.. r. w.
Tompkins, republican candidate for
Treasurer.
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+ From the WORLD extra Of Wednesday |
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. &, 1916.

condensed form.
In Boston heavy vote is being
lpolled. TiIden 5000 majority thus
liar. and Charles F. Adams running
ahead Of his ticket.
Election in New York progressing
very quietly. Four hundred persons
have been arrested for illegal voting
and taken before U. S. Commissioner.
Twenty districts give Tilden 1926
majority. Hayes, 1905. Thirty dis
tricts. Tilden, 5,l32; Hayes. 2,O95.
At New Orleans the negroes held
PRAYER. meetings all last night and
went to the polls to vote this morn,
| ing. No estimate can be made on
the character of the vote in Boston un,,
til after the polls are closed.
Baker City, Oregon, gives TiIden
237, Hayes lO8. Lane for Congress,
232, Williams Republican, for Con-
gress, 1O8.
Philadelphia estimated to he Repub-
lican by $4,000 or 2O,OOO-S,OOO over
vote of last year.
Sacramento, Cal, so far is counted
at about three to one in favor OF he
publicans.
Carson, New, goes Republican by
200 or 800.
DEMOCRATS claim Los An eles City
by $50 majority.
Indiapolis, midnight.-Republican
Central Committee concede Indiana to
Tildcn by $4,000 majority.
Illinois, 10000 republican majority
Iowa, $4,000 Republican majority.
New Je' sey in doubt.
Wisconsin close.
Louisiana and South Carolina prob
ably Republican.
Kansas shows large gains for Mar
tin, Democratic candidate for Governor.
Columbus, Ohio.-The returns from
every part of the State show that the
vote is the largest ever polled in the
State.
Brooklyn, New York, goes Demo-
cratic by $1,000.
Wilmington, Delaware, gives he
publican majority.
Kentucky claimed by Democrats by
10, 900 majority, but the Republicans
concede it to the opposition by only
10000.
Republicans give indianapolis to
Tilden Ivy 10000.
Florida Republican by 10000.
North Carolina Democratic by So
900.
Indiana shows Democratic gains
from all quarters, and Tilden's mgjor-
ity not less than $4,000
Indiana comedies Tilden to be the
next President.
South Carolina shows Democratic
gains. The State is claimed by the
Democrats by from $4,000 to $4,000
majority.
Buffalo, n. Y, show Democratic
gain of 3,4l7.
New Haven, Con-, goes Democratic,
but the race is close.
New Jersey Democratic by 10000
majority.
St. Paul, Minnesota, Democratic by
10000.
The Republicans of st. Louis claim
seven out of ten counties.
Tennessee gone Democratic by some
5000 or 5000 majority.
Delaware shows Democratic ma
iority of $4,000.
Wisconsin gone Republican by So
900.
Arkansas claimed by the Demo
Gratis by $4,000 and elected four Con-
gressmen.
The New York Times claims Hayes
elected.
Democrats claim Wisconsin by 15,-
900 or 10000.
The New York Tribune, Sun, World
and Herald all concede that Tilden Is
elected.
Columbus, Ohio. At Republican
headquarters, Gen. Wickiff, Chairman
stare Central Committee, claims that
Hayes has carried the State by about
the same majority that Barnes did
Connecticut, Indiana, and New
York, certainly Democratic.
San Francisco, 9r.M-4l Ala votes
reported, with five precincts to hear
from. Nothing certain yet. Can give
no estimate of this coast.
r. Al a.
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one-third the Cost Of Keshingling

The expense Of stating new shingles Is only abos
the cost Of simply laying them. The paint IL FIJI
PROOF against sparks or flying embers. a. may ;
easily tested by any one.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-10
INroRMAuoN WANTED Of Dugald Nc

Even, born in Glengarry, Canada,
came from Lobo, Ontario, to San Fran
cisco, California, about eighteen years
ago. Any word respect ne him left
at 30 and SO California Market, will
be sent to his anxious mother and
friends.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-10
E. j. CURTIS, Secretary.

Mr.. G. MAUTz is now snugIy fixed
up in his new building, on the corner
above the Bank, and informs his
friends this morning in another col.
umn that he has ON hand splendid
assortment of boots and shoes, gum
boots, arctic overshoes, dry goods,
etc, which he offers cheap as can be
had anywhere in the Territory. 1t is
splendid stock and no mistake.
Call and examine and Charley will
satisfy you with a good bargain.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-10

our BRIGHT 10 the only reliable Slate Paint
introduced that will enectually prevent dampness
from penetrating and discoloring the plaster.
These paints are also largely used on outhouses and
fences, or As printing coat on nne buildings.
Our only colors are CHOCOLATE, RED, BRIoHT RED,
and ORANGE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-10

The "SiIver Palace Combination
Troupe" gave their farewell perfor-
nance at this place on Wednesday
evening last. 1t was we'll attended
and gave great satisfaction. They all
did well. The Jackson Brothers will
most likely winter 1T Bose City,
and Mr.. Huson and his two charm ng
little daughters, accompanied by Mr..
Edwards, will return home to Walla
WaIIa. The company made hosts OF
friends in the Basin, who would be de-
lighted to see them come again.
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NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.

We have In stock. of our own manufacture roofing
materials. etc., at the following low prices:
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing At 3. cents per
square foot. Tor we will furnish Rubber Roofing,
Nails, Caps and Slate Pa ut for entire new roof
at AZ cents per square footl
1000 rolls Apply Tarred Roofing Felt, ct IL cents
per square fo,t.
5000 rolls 3.ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at az cents
per square foot.
foot.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint. mixed ready for
use, or inside or outside work, at 50 per gallon.
Send for sample card OF colors. All orders must
be accompanied with the money satisfactory city
references. No goods shipped G. o D., unless ex-
press charges are guaranteed.
Sample orders solicited.
N. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY,
1O2 & 1o4 MAIDEN LANE, New YORK.
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our red color 10 usually preferred. - one Goa
equal to Ave Of any ordinary paint. For
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no Tar isIused in this Composition


when first applied. changing in about month to .
poses SLATE. On
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TnE returns we publish this morn
ing are not full, but they are probably
nearly correct as far as they go.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-04-20
Published March Is, 1861
on rlUlI1rl ao4


AN ACT to amend section fourteen Q4l of chapter
one hundred and thirty (l30), of the general Jaws
of 1863 entitled, s An act to provide for the
sessment of property for taxation and the levy of
taxes thereon"
The people of the State of wisconsin represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
SECTION /. Section fourteen (14l, of chapter one
hundred and thirty (130), OF the general laws of
1861 is hereby amended so as to read as follows ::
g Section Il. The board of assessors of each town
thereafter rs practicable, proceed to
make an assessment of all the real and personal
property liable to taxation in their town or ward
and all real property may be assessed at any time
sitting of the board of review of said town or city
in each year.
SEC. O. This act shall take effect on and after its
passa &c and publication.
Approved March 8, 1876.
published March so, 1861
CHAPTER 800.
AN ACT relating to registrations of electors and
amendatory of section ore o. of chapter 233, of
the general laws of 1875
The people of the State of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
SECTION l. Section one, of chapter two hundred
and of the general laws of 1876 is hereby
amended by inserting between the words g villages
and and" where they occur in the seventh line of
said section the words " and towns in which is To-
Gated an incorporated village so the said section
when amended, shall read follows Section /.
The provision of chapter four hundred and forty
five 445), of the laws of 1864, entitled An act to
guard against the abuse of the elective franchise,
and to preserve the purity of elections by regstra
ton of electors" and all acts amendatory thereof
and supplementary thereto, shall hereafter be APP
pcable only to incorporated villages and cities and
towns in which is located an incorporated village
or city.
SEC. O. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March IL, 1876.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-04-20
A Contrary Mule.

A farmer in this county (says a North
Carolina paper has a mule so awfully
contrary that he can do nothing with it.
Put him in harness, and it is hard to say
which way he will travel. Put saddle
on him, and he appears to doze, but to
try to mount him, and he will all of
sudden begin to kick every way
straight out, straddle-bug, with all four
legs at once. AS to eating, he will eat
anything, from his feed-trough up to
wooden saddle. The owner took not
ton to have him shod, but he kicked ou-
the blacksmith shop and returned home.
The owner tried to kill him, some time
back, SO he tied his ears with a trace
chain and rode him for six consecutive
days and nights as hard as he could
under whip and spur. The fact is, that
he nearly killed himself in the effort, and
had to be carried upstairs to bed, and
his firm belief was that the mule would
die that night; but, to his astonishment,
the next morning he found that the
mule had kicked to death Chester SOW
weighing 800 pounds, bit piece out OF
his horses shoulder, ate up saddle,
blanket and bride, tore down the fence,
and was splurging about, more devillsh
5han ever, to find something else meaner
to do.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-04-20

THE recent severe storm showed the
efficiency of the signal service very con-
spicuously. From a single station on
the New England coast comes report
that the exhibition of the storm signal
enabled 113 vessels to put to sea IN time
to escape before the gale struck the coast.