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New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

BRIpe srMsus wants VOC to :end her boz Of CegnAn?
Yeno bottle Of Prepared PIsbat Pm thinking that: not
iu IL neither but perbsps yen DO sher knowing vnas
e see nigh dead and with the Sick hessene sso
wants ,onie mole OF that resved her before:
DRusssr-You Spsdings Cepnaio PALS .
BRIDssT-Och sure and you've sed y; eerrs the
ouaIther and Civ the Pls, and don't be al day about
si,her.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

TwxSrY MiI1Iors OF DOLLARS sAvsp.-M sRa.hs has
,od two uous of bottles Of bis celebrated Preped Clue and
q ss,d bottle saved at least ten dollars worth o.
bolsn furniture thus making aggregate Of twenty moa %
Having usde Glue household word be now poceeds 90
the world till service by curing all the aching besd, si
his Cephac Ps and they good his Gae hss<s<hD
viii soon vanish away liAe snow In July.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
A REAL BLESSING.

psy.hlas--wsn Mra Jones, hos i' thst heedsehef
trs Joss,-(one Doctor all genes the pill you sent s1roa
m. An jusI w eny minutes and rh would send moro 70
that have them handy. ,r.
PAysseiaa-You get them al any pTessirs IAN f@
Cepho Pulls; fnd hey fail aud recommend them In
Ma, Joa,s-I sha send for boz directly aud sh tell ~ my
guferiDs friends for they are real bss''iSs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05


ReOef for Kapsas.-LTO THE PUBLLC.-rhe undeS-
Enec oppusd Co 1t:oe cay in.o eject tns ,ec OF
ortins citizens held s the Cooper institute, IN this city
the for tho resf Of tho sJteoers By famine In
Kansas would make the following atcp IL
a as certain deatb Of provisions In inst Territory 10
Aeiy prodoee fatal oonsequences Tbs Winter
ni1 Ap,uT peea IA c1nseyusDce OF the dyoutl
The crops Spring tho Indian the ooh
eoAto- and Other rOo which be settlers depended 70
make Up I'm like ursrry filled In Tho pas
ss ad Witbefe6 died 10 early
SntDer ander the hutades the number IL 10 com
osted Of thirty thousand have LEFT The Totoy 10 seek sub
dslce ruiindes ye! remain, who have Detber
lhe uonsy 70 procure food nom tho
reon north Of hen where the crops have been
,bpdant IL IL estimated that t thousand people In this
ls.lul condition many Of whom not soon rehsyoi must
hersy die of starvation and more must pesh BY tbe
Aisess which famine Tho people OF te esten
provided c5rtdeaLs Quantities OF s for Their
ii out money stng convey these tbsI do'inson.
Thee Has In tbs Judgment Of the Committee, case
pskng more urgent claim the hoersi OF the public 1t
hoped that every ogn and ey Of tae state VIII ION IN
Ills O charity and thai COLLECTIONS VIII be made ior the
sod.TeTs IL 81 our churches. -
Auy loney intended for the ce Of the saferert
nsv h. -et 10 JOHN T.. WILLIAMS, s.q Predsnt Of the
on t ny other member Of Commiass Any donations Of
,no,hoI may 10 he Of he Committee, No Is
Cooper lntti ute.
WILLIAM c: BRYANT, a. H. mcCrRDY,
DANIEL LORD, IHApDECS uhAII,
M0HRIS KETCUTM GREENE G. BRONSON,
JOTiS y WILLIAMS, CHARLES W. ELLIOTT,
SETH B. HUNT, rS PALE ,DASlEL DREW
The Committee beg thst the American Express
Company hve generously o1eTed 20 deliver clothing directed 10
aOsreral POMEROY, AtchisOn, X. T. p free Of charge.
New-YoTi, Dec II, 1850
Patent House Broom.
EASY AND ECONOMA CUNBlNED. - -
EVERYBODY SHOULD TRY ONE.
Manufactured by d. NJ SMITH No. 9s Maiden Lane and sold
= AGENTS WANTED.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.


TEE ANAIeAHAyIoH o. LANsuAazs--There IL Q Roviss
tsdency this age appropriate The most zp-ssvs wo1s o7
Other languages and amer While Incorporate them into eur
inG for the besan u becoming populase 10 eonnesos
With Mr. Bpslns rest Hssdsehs Remedy, but win BE-
conmen Eeetyosype and many others whose distinction
foreign wods be: been sway By common uss sp, hsJ
seem native and 10 the manor bora"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
,kRpLY REALIRRD.

Hi I'D n 'orbIe eadschs .ns haemoon hard stepped hiA
the hapothecay hand says the man, Can yoa heas
OF an esdaehe' Does hsshe 'ard p says'e Hs1essd
sy' says b. hand upon that be gave Cephas Pin band
Don me Il cured quick That Ady realized b - -
az esdsche.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

uEALTH FOR lc6l.
L Physical Moral and MeniAl-HalTs Journal Of Health
-l ADVISES medicine; the fTesido Monthly Al 90 admits
fiction both ~. Dr. W. w. Hall. No. ~ Irving place
oTk EDITOR Contents Of Journal Of Health for January
1861. ETecimens ~ cents One Insertion PKEssEvE
Health and Disease Dyspepsia. Clerical Rsaing
Making Coal Fires. Eating ThsrmometrTs
Odoriierous Feet. Drinking. Great SAlve
Lcsdcn Wst.r Pipes Health of Ciiie lneHable Pil"
Deaths DonTs. Beautiful Haif. Doubtful Witness.
How LIES Lost. Cold Feet. Cay.
Night Mures' Dan Crying Babies Laughter HoAlihfal
gtIOus
Contents Of Firesde Monthly for Janusry, 1861:
Family Reading Choosing Husbands RAndolphs Death.
Novel Resdiug Virtue Rewarded. Dahia. Ia Winter.
Broken Vow. Large Houses. Weather Forctold.
Nstt' Hymns. Truth not Lost. Courtesy.
Physician, Overworked w omen Books.
Tocumseh hs Death Prospering In Bus Civty Rewarded
Due Of Wives. Heroism
Wen Spent Life. Proverbs. Speak Well
The Old Wife. Fiction and Fact. Little Deeper.
Old GIist Mil. lfWe Knew. Dying Fathcr
In Ny Garden
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

GRxAr DrscoygRy-Anong sbe most important o. al No
great medical discoveries Of this be considered toe -
vaccination for protection from the CephAno
pm for relief of Headache Of Quinins for the
venon Of either of which 10 cure specne wpose
their discoyefeTs forgotten
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
1mrsEurniA.
DAREUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
I'D THE GREAT DRAMA, SEA OF ICE.

DAREUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID THE GREAT DRAMA SEA OF ICE.
AFTERNOON and EVENING, at 3snd q S'olo;E, on
A LIVING HOTTENTOT, KAFFIR, BUSHMAN, ZOOLoO,
and FINGO.
Prof AGAssIZ rays Of these African natives: ss me
Wrea and thence into the interior where he obtained the
African natives. which were shipped with the c0asen. n1.
ins he that be Objectionable either In neral point
usw or with reference to the lawsof nsoos sned Louis
E.ss,is dated Cambrdse. Mass Dec IL, 1850.
THESE WILD AFRICAN SAVAGES are TO be -een 81 Bar
.pms Museum all hours every day and evening :o tns
III the WHITE NEGRO SISTERS, THIRTY MONsrEK rK
sNAKFs, the AQLsRIAL GARDEN, LItLNg hArrI
FAMILY WAX FIGURES, and $4,000 CURIOSlTIES ifon
all parts OF the world .. 81.
Admission only rs c.nta Children under 10 years 10 cents
psyouee is cents extra Children under 10 cents extra
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
New-York, Harlem and Albany Railroad.

Now. OK, HHFEtu
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN EXPRESS TRAINS.
On and After Monday, Dec. "a l06o Express Train for
Albany connecting with the NewYck Central Railroad
and Northern Raaosd wiz from and arrive at Tryonrow,
City Hail. kswYOk. Leave at NJ, 10 M, and 42o
p
Cars also start nom 2ethst Station OF 720 M lo m,
,nd 4:45 p. u.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all points
Pleasant rooms provided fer passengers the City Hall
Station. JOHN BuRCHILL, Asst Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

NOV READY:
TEMPLE BAR No. 2,
For JANUARY, 1861.
This new Magazine published nthy In London, conducted
by A. s.LA, has already rea he'd sale of e"c ihi'
number commences New Move o. Geo A. Sla- called
THE SEVEN sCN5 uF MAMMON
new supply OF No. Of this sne has also been received
Monthly, IA pages.
Price 81 per year; single copies S cents
WILMER ROGERS,
No. 4, Nssssu-st., " Y.
Agents for Temple Bar IN tLe United States
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

There will be the usual Epiphany seryics and l
S.rmou in The CHURCH OF THE HOLY EVMMONloS
81 81 nsr =. .hbav and 2Oth-st, SUNDAY EVENING jan at
"A ocock collection viii be made in behalf Of Foreign and
domestic Missions.
Week of Prayer.
In a circular issued from London by the Evnnge
zeal Anauce calling upon Christians everywhere 70 unite in
prayer for oupoug Of the Holy Spirit upon all lands and
% in view of the and divided state Of own be-
Iod country Christians invited to unite with their brethren
in PRAYER 10 the Almighty from whom alone expectation
at The following times and places;
Daily for the week ST 81 and and .! p. NJ 49,,
Toaav 7th-Tsbenace Baptist Church IN I'd snd loh'st
Jn.sday elh-South Baptist Church, 25thst, 9Th av
ednesday 9,hStanton Baptist Church, near BoweIy
Thursday, l0ih-l6h.st. Baptist Church, near ithsv
Friday iltb-Oliverst Baptist Church.
Saturday, I2th-Calsary 2Jd'tt near Jth'av
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

r-D,p Won ever have the Sick Heedsef yoa REMAINDER
hrobbns temples the feveIed brow the oens And Nas
the food How totally unit fof ptsasas
oonver.on study One of the Cephaic Pills would hsvs
relieved you from all the suffering which then espsesc
this snd other parposes should stseys bse oex
them on hsn1 70 eccssion re2aires ..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY s, 1856
AL ALIVE
THE SUNDAY COURIER,
JANUARY G, 1891.

JANUARY z, IytI
CROWDED WITH EXCITEMENTS.
FIRST
CAPTAIN JERRY; Or TnE FKxE RIDER oP rHB REyoLr-
ZION An Original Romance written expressly for The CenTe
Chap. ], 2, ,. ,
REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENT OF CRIME. A TRrs
HlsYoRY OF BANK FORGERY CASE
THIRD.
THE CORAL RING. A SUPERB STORY
FOURTH! -. =.
PATRIOTIC ADDRESS TO THE TA1L0RS OF TIE u g.
by Genio c. Scott -
FIFTH $500
IMPORTANT MASONIC INTELLIGENCE, and NEW
YORK MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR ltbl
SIXTH
TIE MAYOR AND THE POLICE.
kewYoIk Skates How New Ycar Day va. kept IN New
York Our National Fast News from the SecessoDtsts Lae'
Telegraph Dispatches from Albany, from Washington tI
Down South every Point Of Interest from all paris oi tue
Universe, &C., kc. .. .,,,-,,o,,.,n
NEW-Y0RK TRIUMPHANT
THE SUNDAY COURIER Ia the best Weekly Paper pun
sed cheapest the money Only -Four Cents For
sale at all News Depots aud published by -
JAS. l.. SMITH Co, No. Is Spruce at.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

racr woRrH Ksovrss.spsdiugs Cephac Pils sre oer'
tain cure for Sick Headache Nervous dssdsche, Cost7ene
end General Debility.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

1891 LINDSAY a. BLAKISTON's
Il OOls PHYSICIANS VISITING LIST for loi
Price or Is Patients. Cloth 80
Pfice for rs Patients Leather with Tucks....... rs
Prirs fcr Ps,ients Cloth rib IS
Price for 20 Patients Leather with 81 90
Price for 100 Patients vol oLTucks............ 90
Price for 100 Patients vols. 20
TsTEkLHAyKD EDITION
Price for Is Patients Weekly, bound In cloth IS
Price for Is Patients Weeky bound in Tueks with Pocs
Price 80 Patients Weekly bound In Cloth 70
Price for 80 Patients Weekly bound in Tucks with Poci
For sale In New.York by s. S. w. WOOD, Brosdwsy
PBINkEY, BLAKEMAE 4 MASON, and other booksellers
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1J,O ApyERrlsERs.-THE SPECTATOR il

nODWORTHs Journal Tor Brsss Bands.IThe
ne,t (Deoember No completes the ls series which
,.As 10 pi.oes Of music Hubsshpon els per
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

FINE PORTRAIT of
THE HTgo ~ yoRr soUITsiE
MAJOR ROBERT ANDERSON,
in the
NEW-YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC


This popular Annual for Politicians VIII be ready week
CoSTHsTs:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
GovIRSMEST OF TIE UNITED sTATEs-Esecuye
TSV0Ys EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-.
DFNT from the United States at Foreign Courts
SENATE or TIE UNITED STATES, Members Of, Polit'
HOfIsf OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES Politically Classified.
XXXVIllH CONGRESS chosen Politically Clsthed
FREE HOMESTEADS, or the Action Of Congress ON the
the Public Domain including the BIZ passed for he purpose
and the Presidents Veto thereof
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1860.
NATIONAL DEMOCkAIlC tDogRlAsl PLATFORM for ltbU
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (BrecsinIidge) PLATFORM for
NATIONAL UNION CBeu) PLATFORM for Iseo
ELECTORAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT
sFCEsSION or SOUTH CAROLINA
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
prepared the Smithsonian Institution and containing the
Temperature o! the -Four Seasons and the Mean TeDperA
at $50 Points In North Anlercs principally
Ia the United States. . ,.,
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL TIE STATES OF
THE UNION carefully compiled expressly for The IhH'
LIST or STATES. CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, TINES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELECfloNS'
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1851 1886, and 1850
Teros Cash In advance. -
PEcE IL cents; copies for T. 100 copies ~, postage
psid BY Express, ~ per leo CAsh orders soieited o.
rYRsck numbers OF rKIBUsE ALMANAC be supplied for
year, lBi9 1886 49, 80, 81 49, 49, snd' Price 13 cents
each, postage paid ,,. ,,o,,,,,,,, u..vr.
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AL ALIVE!
THE SUNDAY COURIER,
JANUARY &, 1861.
CROWDED WITH ExCiTEMENT6

CROWDED WITH ENCITEMbNlb.
FIRST
CAPTAIN JERRY o. TIVE FREI RIDER op THE hhyoLu
nov An Original Romance written expressly for The C'ofe
Chap J., 2, 3. ao,,n
REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENT OF CHINE" True
HIsIoRr oy A BASy FoRssEI Gh,S,
TIE CORAL RING. srsEaa sroRr
PATRIOTIC ADDRESS TO THE TAlLORs OF THE u b.
BY Genio G. Scott ,,pru,
IMPORTANT MASONIC INTELLIGENCE, and NEW
YORK MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1851
THE MAYOR AND THE POLICE
N.wYorh on skates How New Years Day waskept in New.
Ygi Our National East New, o% 'Sy from Down
South from every Pon. Of Interest from al 0 the
&C., &C. NEW YORK TRIUMPHANT
THE SUNDAY COURIER is the best Weekly Paper pap
hed and the cheapest for the money Only -Four Gents f'
sale At all News psPo,s and 2i 2ssirhad No IS sorucs
TJ,O ADVERTISERS.--THE SPECTATOR Is
now the only Daily Morning psper published In the City
paper pubised in and enterprsns section OF
country the Niagara and Detroit Rivers IL ha ase
and circulation in all the towns aud Villages along tne
ada Railways and the Grand Trunk Railway non Toronto 70 s
western terminus well the Lals Erie shoie eno inter
mediate Counties Advertisers viii thsrefoIe hnd u.
the best publicity for that district Csnads
THE sEMI-WEEKLY and WEEKLY EDITIONS,
published respectively ~ and per annu enjoy Yey
the agricultural community 20 tnH ever
ements intended for the country population wl eest serye
h. purpose BY being inserted In either or both
GILLEBPl L. ROBERTSON,
Publishers aaa Propnstors
nODWORTHs Journal Tor Brass bands-The
~ pe1t ecembeI No completes the Is. SERIES which oon
.ars 30 pieces Of music Hubsehpucn els enpum new
IN Jan Addfsn r. D. podvortn
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Greriai Noiires.


To Lecture Associations.
PINES PEAK"
and
LYCEUA LECTURES, by the PIXIES PEAK , C9hRn- tRn
SPONpENT of THE TRlBUNE. Address A. d. kiChahD-
SON, No Is CoInhD, Boston
IJp.Tovn Lectures s-BAYARD TAYLOR viii deliver
his new Lecture Man and Climate" on MONDAY EVEN
ING Jan at O'Clock the Broadway Tsoensee cor
The Rev. t. l., Cuyler will lecture at the Church OF the
CoyenAners conner Atlantic and Bondsts, BrookyD on
TUESDAY EVENING 9Th inst, at o'clock subject-"A
Day in the Alps 80 ,- g. ,u.,. -
the noticed above
General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen.
The ANNUAL MEETING for the ELECTlON OF Offl-
CFRS of his Society for tho ensuing will be held at
MECHANICS HALL, No. Az BIoadwsy on TUESDA next
the 9th inst at O'clock n The pen nrn Tn % elo.ea
O'Clock, .. ~. VIM var No''ohi'i ooo'osely.
Plymouth Charch, Brooklyn, the Rev HENRH
Pastor AL tire RI 3 In this Church VIII
he offered for sale the HIGHEST BIDDER, for
TUESDAY EVENING, January 3, 1901, commencing az
7kU'clock. No postponement on account of weather
Love.of strong Drink Cared.
BY DIR. ZELEs POWDERS.
For .se AZ No. 63 Dly.Ou.st No. 2l4 sthsv, and Mr..
HAYES, Nc. IT'S falton-st Brooklyn. Price III.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

ntERRY's MUSEUM,
Vl THE CHILDREN'S HOME MONTHLY
TWENTY. FIRST YEAR OF PUBLICATION
JACOB ABBOTT
Contribute. regularly i pages /. unquesonsby the best
periodical Of the Union. VI year Send for sps
men number j. N. STEARNS Co.,
No. lie Nsss.ust, NeS-Yorb
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
miscellaneous.

I OW Pressure Seii-kegnlatng Steam Apparatus,
IL for warming and yentlsiiug private dwslins ke Send
circular BAKER SMITH Co.. No. ia2 Cen,re-st N. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN las NJ NIXON Sole Manager and Lessee.
SATURDAY, JAN. 5, 1851,
LAST NIGHT OF
THE ZOUAVES
-FOUR PIECES
LES PETITES MISERIES DE Ia VIE HUMANE.
LA CORDE SENSIBLE
Comic Operea ia (Ausic by Ofemoachl entitled
Les DEUX AVEUGLES.
ATE v heh an - 80. -
AMBIS CADE IN INKERMANN.
BY Zousvs Frederick Glagny Sebsstien Leon, Chodu het'
finger, Ray mon, &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

q. = REWARD. Lost, near the corner OF Fort
Qy - Green place and Fulton sg Brooklyn, Thursday
evening mink sable NICTORINF, NAKED with tbs owners
rsue The reward win be paid for the etrIn Of he
l43 Fort Green place, Brooklyn, r. H. UNDtHlLL,
No. % Pne-st., Eew'ierk. rf. ....- ..... .r.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

DOCKS FOR THE TIMES.
I'D OUR SLAVE STATES.
BY FREDERICK LAW OLssTKp.
A series Of three volumes uniform In style and price
A JOURNEY IN THE sEABOARD SLAVE STATES.
JOURNEY THRoDrrdH TEXAS, Sic pp. Price, 81 u.s.
A JOURNEY IN THE BACK COUNTRY. tsl pp.
Price. : IS
In the present posture Of A, those volumes have great
value the estimate formed by capable and impartial obsseF
Of the character and economy OF the southern states
Mr. Ousted has been most warmly commended for INTEL sence
and cando added these qualities the rscyeness OF clear
lively style nske- him Of the most agreeable Of tourists
and narror The books have received from the most competent
critic. high praise, aud have had an extensive sale.
MASON BROTHERS, Publisher,
Nos. and Mcrcerst, Sew-York
w NJ THACKERAYs NEW NOVEL,
THE ADVENTURES OF PHILIP ON HIS WAY THROUGH
THE WORLD,
JANUARY NUMBER Of the .......
CoRSHILL MAGAZINE.
Now ready u al New. Agents and Booksellers.
WILMER ROGERS,
No ~ Nassau st. York,
As-nts for Cornhn Magazine.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

THIEVES cannot eater your bedro0Ins stores, oI
i d,y,lIines n you use WIIEELER's PATENT KEYHOI.F
Guard. Msy be lad Of the HARDWARE DEALERS, or o
ths inventor. GEO. WHEELlh at No. 03 Broadway New
Read the following Oenesl reprIn,nt Of the hieopotsI
Police. have examined Wheeler Patent keyhole Guard ac
can recommend a. the aud simple GontIyauce o
ecury against keys and the burglars ppers have
seen. John A. Kennedy Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

WINTER GARDEN.
w Lessee and Manager .........h W. JACKSON.
THIS SATURDAY Jan. 5,
The celsbrated Comedian
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
THREE GREAT COMIC PARTS
a, Mr. Lullaby IN The CoBuga Lesson" Newman Nogs
In Nicholas Nckeby" and DSsory in The Spectre Bride
uoom.n , . 80
ON MONDAY win be produced, for the hrst time,
MAZEPPA.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-25
The AppOrtionmnet of Troops 60 sEie
Different States.

WASHINGTON, April 15th..--The following is
the formal call On the respective State Gov
errors for troops, issued from the War Depart
ment to-day.
SIR: Under the act cf Congress for calling
out the military to execute the laws Of the
Union, to suppress instruction, repel invasion,
&c approved February %, 1895, have the
honor to request your Excellency to cause to
be Immediately detached from the militia OF
your State, the quota designated in the table
below, to serve as infantry or rihemen for q
period Of three months, or less, if sooner dis
charged Your Excellency will please COM
municate TO me the time about which your
quota willarrive at this rendezvous when il
will be met as soon as possible by an
officer or officers to muster it into the service
and pay OF tie United States. 1T the same
time the oath Of fidelity to the United States
will be administered to every officer and man.
The mastering officers will be instructed to re-
celve no man, under the rank Of commissioned
oificeT, who Is in years apparently over founder
l8, or who is not in full physical strength and
yjg0r The quota to each State is as follows:
Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Is
land, Delaware, Arkansas, Michigan, Wiscon-
sin, Iowa, Minnesota, one regiment EACH
Massachusetts, North Carolina, aud Tennessee
two regiments each. New York, seventeen
regiments; Pennsylvania sixteen regiments;
Ohio twelve regiments; New Jersey, Mary
land, Kentucky, Missouri, four regiments each;
Illinois and Indiana six regiments each; Viz
ginia three regiments.
1t is ordered that each regiment shall consist
of an aggregate Of officers and men of $780,
The total thus to be called out is ~, 39l, the
the remainder, 5000 men under the Presi-
dents proclamation viii be composed Of troops
in the District Of Columbia.
Hon. John CoVode offered Gov Curtin $50,
600 Of the loan authorized by Pennsylvania to
arm and equip the troops ordered by that State.
A delegation Of Pittsburgh merchants have
made similar tender.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-25
Pa6tiShed AprH 8, 1861.
Chapfer 10Y.

AN ACT to amend chapter 81 Of the revised statutes OF
the State OF Wisconsin, entitled "of the sale Of lands
for the payment OF debts by executors,
and guardians
The People Of tie State Of Wisconsin, represented d.
Senate and assembly, do enact as tolloaos
Section !. Every sale heretofore made or hereafter 10
be made Of the estate OF any deceased person. in pursu
ance Of an order or authority OF any county court or
court OF probate, by any executor administrator or
any person acting such in Of any such or
der license or auteority shall be deemed and held to be
as valid and eectual If made by the judgment or or.
der Of court, having general jurisdiction and the title
OF any purchaser at any such sale made in good faith
sna not be mpeached or pvaldiated by Of any
omission or error in the appointment ofsuch
administrator or by reason ofany defect rreguarity
IN the proceedings before such court any allegation
OF the want of Jurisdiction the part court
cept in the and for the causes that the same
could be mpeached yadated case such sale had
been made pursuant 10 the order or judgment of any
court of general jurisdiction
Section q This act shall not be construed as author
zng such court to make any order for the sale of
the real estate OF any deceased person. or to confirm
any such sale unless upon due examination the court
shall be satisfied that the provisions of the act hereby
amended have been as fully complied with this act
had not been passed.
Section 2. This act shall take effect Immediately upon
its passage and publication.
Approved March 23, 1861
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-25
H@0ftSHsd April /, 1861
CHAMBER l1R.

AN ACT to amend sections IS and IS of chapter 90 of
he general laws of 1852 entitled Gan act relative to
we sale oil lands for imp i'd taxes, End the conveyance
and redemption thereof" =;
re People Of the State Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as Jottolos:
Section Section 10 of chapter o. of the laws
OF 1907, is hereby amended by inserting between the
woros hm and specifyng, in the seventh line there
OF, the following words together with further state
ment, showing all additional sales OF such land or anv
portion thereof in prior for unpaid taxes which
remain unredeemed with the respective dates Of such
sales, and with respect to each sale"
seeton section eighteen, of chapter % Of the gen.
eral laws OF 1883 Is hereby amended by adding 10 the
same the following words, "And provided further that
no one shall be permitted to redeem any lands sold for
the nonpayment of the taxes of any year. without rst
redeemlng such lands from all prior sales from the un
pald taxes OF any previous years. which remain subec
TO be redeemed unless it shall appear by the records or
by receipt of the proper officer, by Judgment Of
court Of record that the taxes in fact paid or the
land was not liable TO taxation
eecuon The county treasurer in making the state.
ment required in the first section of this act be
titled to fee of five cents for each sale prior TO the last
oil any Of the lands mentioned in such statement and
which shall be noted therein such fees shall be pa
on The redemption of any such lands addition to the
amounts now required by law to BE- paid
Section 4. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 80, 1861.