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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24


The bill of Farr & Thompson was taken from
the table and allowed. Ayes Robinson, Bone,
Whipple, Quarlss, Nichols. Ehe, Washbish and
Fish. Noes Aid. Allen and Head.
o. Foster made verbal communication in re-
lation to street disturbances nights, and partic
ulsrly Sunday evenings, which was referred to
Com. on Police.
The question of declaring null and void the
lease from the city to VIM. b. Slocum of the
City Dock and north end of Lake Street was re-
ferred to Finance COMMITTEES.
Aid. Whipple presented the contracts entered
into with J. A. Butts and l. d. George, for the
city printing, which. on motion of Aid Brande
were referred back for amendment
ALI. Fish moved that the grading of Wash
ington Street on the Island. be referred to Com.
on roads and bridges, which Twas agreed to.
The petition for completing the sidewalk on
Congress Street from Prairie avenue to Juliu,
Street was taksu up, the Com. on Railroads re.
ported favorably thereon, and report adopted.
AID Brande moved that the sidewalk on West
Main Street be laid five feet wide, which was
agreed to.
AID Quarles moved to adjourn to Monday
evening next, at p. NJ. Council adjourned.
c. B. LEWIS. City Clerk,
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NJ, n.

The members of the Kenosha Rifles are hereby warned
to meet at their ArmOry this lThurslay sxenng at half
past seven, for street drill H. p. .,.a
8. e. MCCARTHY Orderly
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24

STEAMSHIP LEyIATHAN.-The Eas-
tern Steam navigation Company pro-
pose to raise f22O, 900, required for
the completion OF the Leyiathan, by
granting annuities Of f5, terminable in
eight years, for payment of .e2o.--
They have also decided that the vessel
shall be permanently employed in the
traffic between England and America.
Portland, in the State of Maine, is to
be the American port, and Holy head
or Liverpool will be selected OIL this
slde. Inc Passage = -noPeu TO pc
regularly accomplished in seven days ;
and it is considered that seven or eight
voyages out and home may be perform
ed yearly. An estimate is put forward
Of probable earnings, showing a net
profit of Eli, 900 per voyage. In this
it is assumed the number Of passengers
each way will be 2,loo, and that the
tares should be, f2l, Ella and IS, for
first, second and third class.-London
Ii1nss. t0HsHE Efs
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Commercial.
Kenosha Markets.
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OFFICE OF KEYoSHA TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAPH
ThMrsGny Morning. Ymme 2lISES
SPrtiia S9totttea.
Firemen's Review.

11tIIIOu 3 TGV16W.
a. TIE ANNUAL BEyIEW OF the *
IT. Ksnosha Fire Department will ga
SSE@sSS $take place on Thursday July Sth H SE4x73
. At O'Clock, P NJ, on Market III. EssSsssta
square The different Fire Companies will govern them
selves accordingly; n sTEBBINS,
1. .tt,- re- Chief Engineer.
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Special 3(otites.
Chic State and Union Law ColIeoe

OHiU CtUtC HHW .ITHIUN iWIW LVIIEUE
THIS INSTITUTION has been removed to Cleveland Ohio
Degrees are legally conferred and Students upon Gradua
ting may be admitted to practice For circulars address
at Cleveland,
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Wigs, Wigs, Wigs
BArcHELoE's Wigs ana 7onEees surpass ALL They are
elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behind-no shrinking
of the head indeed this is the only establishment where
these things properly understood and made
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RY- The directory of the city Of New
I DIRK, this year contains 100000 names
decrease of 4 ,ooo.s and the population
has this yearsfor the first time since the
war ofl8l2, shown afalling Off Hard
times have done it.
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TT, GOOD enough to suit any Partisan Lady
Wooae''s Ware, Glass Ware, Crochery,
Wooden Ware, Glass Ware, Cyockery'
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TW~ The Wach;noton

10 The Washington Union says
that the people OF the United States will,
without distinction Of party, honor Mr..
Buchanan when he is dead, If they dc
thus honor him, it will be fersdyings
His death will be remembered as the
best act of his life. --Louisville Journal.
4 NEARLY BURIED ALLY Esq., Negro woman
named Martha Ssnders apparently died at Blan-
ford, VT, but while her funeral was in progress
the next day, she suddenly rose up in her coffin
aud there was a great stampede Of The mourn
ers. Stinlnants were administered to r, and
at last accounts she was doing well.
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New GOLD DISCOVERIES turns out that
there is after all truth in the stories which have
have been circulated about the nav discoveries
of god on Frazsr's River and several points on
the Pacific.
Wat nextl Is there any cad of our gold .
We lave become owners of = lapd OF gold. We
have gold in Georgia. We have gold in Vir-
ginia We have insxhaustibls mines of Gold in
California. We have lately found gold in Iowa
Colds promised us from Kansas and New Mex
leo. Gold is coming to us from Oregon and
now the British Government shares in this
wealth at Frazer's River. 1t seems not unlike
y that our Pacific Mountains are made of gold
en- ore. and our Pacific rivers already roll down
their golden sands" We are q kind Of modern
Ophir Solomon in all his glory was not array
ed like our miners wives in Sacramento Col
conda could not hold q candle to our Mint The
treasures of Peru and Mexico shrink into insig
nitcance beside ours, but such as they are, We
shall have them. too, shortly. The " Eldorsjo'
Of the poets is found, and it belongs to brother
Jsnathan.-1bany Ete. Journal.
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Proceedings of the Common Council
Of the City of Kenosha.

kENOSHA, June 21st 1865.
Pressnt-his Honor the Mayor, AID. Robin
son, Brands. Beus, whippls, Allen Qusrles,
Nichols, Ehls. Washbish, Fish ami Heal
A petition was presented requesting permis-
sion to cut the grass in the Park, which was re-
ferred to Committee on public grounds.
An ordinance amending the ordinance in relS-
ton to Street Supervisors and their duties was
presented and adopted by the following vote
Ayes Aid. Robinson, Brande, Bone, Allen,
Qusrlss, Nichols, Ehie, Wsshbish, and Head. =
AID Brande. presented the subjoined resolu-
ton.
Whereas. 1t is estimated that thu entire ex.
pense and filling up and grading Chicago Street,
between Park Street and Pearl street, will cost
about two hundred dollars, and, whereas of thi.
amount sundry citizens have subscribed the
sum Of one hundred and twenty dollars. upon
the condition that the city do the balance Of the
work, therefore,
Rcsoiosd, That the Street ipervisor of the
frat ward under the direction of the aldernen of
said ward, be authorized to contribute toward
cesding ninety dollars, with the understanding
that the whole is to be Completed from Park
Street to the railroad without any farther ex-
pense to the city, which WAS adopted, the ayes
and noes being called. Those who voted in the
affirmative were Aid. Robinson, Brande. Bone
Quares, Ehle aud the Mayor. Negative, Aid.
Whipple, Alien, Nichols, Washbish and Head
Aid. Head presented an order for vaeating the
north end Of Lake Street which was unanimous
ly negativsd.
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For sale by Starkweather Co. and by T. Robinson K
nosha; Bo!les Smith Co.. and Fahenstock Davis & Co.
Chicago. Iva
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Stale OF Wisconsin ,---G5rcuit Court.
NenosIla County.

sheriff Of Kenosha County Wisconsin
JON b. JILsUT, Pits Atty Gw1
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olLE3 SILKS
SILKS SILKS,
SILKS, SILdS
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-04
BY AUTHORITY.
Laws Of the United States
Pnb. g

w w.
AN ACT declaring the title to land warrants
in certain cases.
QZBea ehactedbythe Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
of America IN Congress assembled, That
when proof has been or shall hereafter
be fled in the Pension Office, during the
lifetime of q claimant, establishing, to
the satisfaction of that office, his or her
right to a warrant for military services,
and such warrant has not been or may
not hereafter be issued until after the
death of the claimant, and all such war
rants as have been heretofore issued sub
sequent to the death of the claimant,
the title to such warrants shall vest in
the widow, if there be one, and if there
be no widow, then in the heirs or legatees
of the claimant and all such warrants,
and all other warrants issued pursuant
to existing laws, shall be treated as per-
sonal chattels, and may be conveyed by
assignment of such widow, heirs, or lie.
gatees, or By the egalrepresentatives of
the deceased claimant, for the use of
such heirs or legatees only.
SECTION 2. And be 1t further enacted,
That the provisions of the first section
of the act approved March twenty two,
eighteen hundred and fifty two, to make
land warrants ~assignable, and for other
purposes, shall be so extended as to EN-.
brace land warrants issued under the act
of the third March, eighteen hundred
and fifty i've.
Approved 8 June, 1858.
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Treasury to sell the old custom-house and
site in Bath. Maine, and for other purposes.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of america IN Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of the Treasury be, and
he is hereby authorized to sell at public
auction, after first fixing a minimum
price therefor, the old custom house,
and site at Bath. Maine, when the new
custom house shall be completed, and fit
for occupation and he is hereby au-
thorized to use all, or so much of the
money arising from the sale of said old
custom house and site, as shall be neces-
sary to furnish the new custom house.
Approved IL May, 1858.
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10. fOs
AN ACT for the.relief of settlers on certain
lands in the State of Illinois.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States
Of america IN Cong, eSs assembled, That
every settler on any of the public lands
heretofore selected by the State of ILL
Sois, but which have not been confirmed
to said State, under the provisions of
the act of fourth of September, eighteen
hundred and forty one, who settled
thereon in good faith prior to the pass
age of this act, shall be entitled to pre-.
empt their respective claims by legal
subdivisions, not to exceed one hundred
and sixty acres in a compact body, at
the ordinary minimum of one dollar
and twenty five cents per acre, unless
within the six mile limits of any rail-
road grant, and in that case at the usual
double minimum of two dollars and fly
cents per acre Provided, Such settlers
shall establish their rights according to
the rules and regulations prescribed un-
der the provisions of the act of fourth
September, eighteen hundred and forty
one, and pay for the same within three
months from the date of the publication
of this act by the register of the proper
district: Provided, That no deeiaratory
shall be required to be filed
by such settlers.
Approved II June, 1858.
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AN ACT to repeal the fifth section of an act
entitled Gan Act to authorize the register
or enrolment and license to be issued in the
name of the President or Secretary of any
Incorporated company, owning a steamboat
or vessel" approved March third, eighteen
hundred and twenty five.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of RepTN 6i<ntiues Of the United States
Of america an Congress assembled, That
the fifth section of Gan act to authorize
the register or enrolment and license
to be issued in the name of the Presi-
dent or Secretary of any incorporated
company owning a steamboat or vessel"
approved March third, eighteen hundred
and twenty five, be, and tho same is,
hereby, repealed.
Approved III June, 1858.
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thereon, the balance of the said fund to
be invested by the Secretary of the In
terror in safe and profitable stocks, the
interest whereof shall be applied to the
support of a school among the said
Christian Indians.
SECTION 3. And be It further enacted,
That whenever the Christian Indians
desire it, the tract purchased under the
provisions of the preceding section shall
be divided among them, under the oil,
rection of the resident of the United
States, to be held in severalty and with
all the rights incident to a fee simple
estate /: Provided, That the said tracts,
when so divided shall be forever in
alienable by the grantees or their heirs,
except with the consent and approval of
the President of tho United States.
Appr69ea 9Th June, 1858.
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Approved Oath May, 1858.

90
AN ACT for the relief of the Hungarian
settlers upon certain tracts of land in Iowa,
hitherto reserved from sale by Older of the
President, dated January twenty-five, eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-ive.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
of america In Congress assembled, That
the right of presumption be AID the same
hereby is, extended to all Hungarian
settlers OH that body of land reserved
from sale or location by order of the
President of the United States, dated
January twenty second, eighteen hun
dred and fifty five, said lands being
known and described as follows {: north
east quarter of north west quarter of
section ten, township sixty seven, range
twenty six; east half of south east
quarter of section eleven, township six
ty seven, range twenty six; east half of
north EAST quarter of section fourteen,
township sixty seven, range twenty six;
south west quarter of south east quar-
ter of section fourteen, township sixty
seven, range twenty six; east half of
north east quarter of section twenty
two, township sixty seven, range twenty
six; south east quarter of north east
quarter of section twenty three, town
ship sixty seven, range twenty six; west
half of north east quarter of section
twenty three, township sixty ee7en,
range twenty six; west half OF north
west quarter of section twenty three,
township sixty seven range twenty six
north half of north east quarter of Sec
tion five, township sixty eight, range
twenty six; east half of north west
quarter of section five, township sixty
eight, range twenty six east half
of north east quarter of section six,
township sixty nine, range twenty six /;
north east quarter of north west quar-
ter of section six, township sixty nine,
range twenty six; south west quarter of
north west quarter of section six, town.
ship sixty nine, range twenty six; south
east quarter of section six, township
sixty nine, range twenty six; west half
Of south west quarter of section six,
township sixty nine, range twenty six
north east quarter of section seven,
township sixty nine, range twenty six
north west quarter of section seven,
township sixty nine, range twenty six
south west quarter of south east quarter
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Partition Notice.

T YDIA Corts, Joseph Corts, David Corts,
IL John Corts and Simon Corts will take
notice that a petition was filed against them
on the 9th day of July, A. D., 1858, in the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland county,
Ohio, by Alfred Corts, and is now pending,
wherein the said Alfred Corts demands par
tition of the following Real Estate, situate in
the County of Ashland. and State of Ohio,
and bounded and described as follows -Be-
ginning at the corner and northwestern point
of section thirty-ive, township twenty-four,
and range seventeen of the lands directed to
be sold at Canton thence along the line OF
said section south one hundred and sixty per-
ches thence through said section east eighty
five perches thence through the north west
quarter of said section, north one hundred and
sixty pcrches thence along the line of said
section west eighty five perches to the begin
ning-containing eighty-fve acres ; reserYlng
and excepting from the said eighty-five, five
acres heretofore sold to Samuel Stein, and the
assignmentofth the dover therein of LydiaCorts,
widow of Lewis Corts, deceased, and that at
the next term of said Court, the said alfred
Corts will apply for an order that Partition
may be made of said premises and said dover
assigned. ALFRED CORTS.
By Fulton & MoCoMBs, his Att'ys.@
July 7, 1858. 6w5Ed
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PUE d: 29.
AN ACT to create a land district in the Ter
ritory of New Mexico.

AN ACT to create aland district in the Ter
ritory of New Mexico.
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and Houss
of Representatives Of the United States
Of america IN Congress assembled, That
the public lands in the Territory of New
Mexico, to which the Indian title shall
have been extinguished, shall constitute
a land district to be called the obs
trict of New Mexico" the Office for
which shall be established at such place
within said district as the President of
the United States may from time to
time direct.
SECTION 2. Ind be 1t further enacted,
That, for the purpose of carrying this
act into effect, the President shall be,
and he is hereby, authorized to appoint,
by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, or during the recess-thereof,
a register and receiver for the district
hereby created, who shall be required to
reside at the site of the Office, and whose
powers, duties, obligations, and respon-
sibilities shall be the same as are now
prescribed by law for other land officers,
ESQ far as they apply to these of6cers.)
SECTION 8. And be 1t further enacted,
That this act shall not take effect in less
than six months after its passage.
Approved oath May, 1858.
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AN ACT to authorize the vestry of Washing
ton parish to take and enclose certain parts
of streets in the city of Washington for the
purpose of extending the Washington Gene
/ terry; and for other purposes.
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and Homse
of Representatives Of the United States
Of America IN Congress assembled, That
the vestry of Washington parish shall
be, and are hereby, authorized, with the
consent of the corporation of the city of
Washington, to take, enclose and use
forever, those parts of Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets east, which lie be-
tween the north-s side of G street south
and the north side of Water street; and
also those parts of south 6 and south
Ell streets which lie between Seventeenth
and Twentieth streets cast, for the pur-
pose of charging the Washington Gene
terry: Provided, That the power hereby
conferred shall not be exercised as re-
CARDS such particular portion Of either
of the aforesaid streets as may pass in
trout of any lot of ground not owned
by the said vestry, until the said vestry
shall become the owners of such lot of
ground Ind provided further, That
the said vestry shall not sell for any
purpose whatever any of the aforesaid
parts of streets, but the United States
shall retain and hold such parts thereof
as may be laid out for burial purposes
for the interment of members of Con-
gress or such officers of the government
as may die in Washington.
SECTION 2. And be 1t further enacted,
That no canal, railroad, street or alley
shall eve be laid out or opened into or
through the Washington Cemetery,except
such avenues or walks as may be laid out
by the vestry of Washington parish, for
the use b purposes of the said cemetery.
SECTION 8. Ind be 1T further enacted,
That the Washington Cemetery shall
forever be free from taxation.
Approved Is May, 1858.
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of section thirty two, township sixty
nine, range twenty six; north east quar-
ter of section one, township sixty eight,
range twenty seven ; north west quarter
of section aBc, township sixty eight,
range twenty seven north east quarter
of section two, township sixty eight,
range twenty seven ; north west quarter
of north east quarter of section one,
township sixty nine, range twenty seven;
north east quarter of south east quarter
of section one, township sixty nine,
range twenty seven south east quarter
of south east quarter of section one,
township sixty nine, range twenty seven;
north east quarter of north east quarter
of section twelve, township sixty nine,
range twenty seven north east quarter
of north east quarter of section thirty
six, township seventy, range twenty sew
en- !; west half of north east quarter of
section thirty six, township seventy,
range twenty seven; north west quarter
of section thirty six, township seventy,
range twenty seven; west half of south
east quarter of section thirty six, town
ship seventy, range twenty seven north
half of south west quarter of section
thirty six, township seventy, range TWEEN
ty seven.
SECTION 2. Ind be 1t further enacted,
That all such Hungarians entitled to
the right of presumption to the above
described lands by this act, who may
have gone on to said lands prior to Jan
uary twenty second, eighteen hundred
and fifty five, or since that time, and
have continued to inhabit and improve
the same, shall hold their claims, not ex-
ceeding one hundred and sixty acres to
each pre- emptor against any other sub
sequent claimants whatever : Provided,
further, that said claimants under set
Element and cultivation may prior to
January twenty second, eighteen hun
dred and Fifty five, or prior to the pass
age of this act, shall make known their
claims in writing to the Register at
Charlton, within three months from the
date of publication in said district, OF
notice to said claimants, of the privi-
leges granted hereby. to be given by the
Commissioner of the General Land Of.
fee; and in all cases proof and payment
must be made at the Land Office afore-
said within twelve months from the date
of publication of notice aforesaid.
Approved 18th May, 1858.