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~ great excitement W as created on Friday
In The New York ASS m,ly by change of
base on the part Of the Republicans, who NOM
mated Mr.. Cailicotts, Democrat, OF Kings
county, for Speaker. Aflrr much parliament
airy hlihustering, the Assembly finally I'D.
journed until Wednesday.
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DkCGRAMHf or Nh go vANUnyHOfPa
THREE ENTERTAIN dEtTS
wnLARrs' HALL

1sI EVBhIkG, MONDAY. January 18th.
SMILES am TEAMS
RFAIISGt
HtRT Three SceBss from MACBETH irolud,ps
Inc Dagger roiiio tUy .pj tina aH,.isr pc--ra
PAht a variety Z hisc. llsnonus Poetry, serious
hauu;
P.Er ,; Fam Lovers gxI.vn=aus. of PADDY
Thk III Err.
30 EVENING. WE'D EsDAY January Ys,
VICTOR HU;O
Psnf Ia Racing from his great 40 auos Of Ma
hiFhhAbIk re ~ arr g., ~ NJ Vanarnh,H
an" n by him in Sew Y0,. ,e, oui. Al5.uy
DC, &c.
PAhf "A com!e sketch rnii.ie, Mr. aumhjs,,
snuIthiE hrihz love .rs,rC os'twrep Mr. BUM
ELK AND NH. COREY
Sd EPEhinG, fEIDAY January 9H
An fFEhIkh VIII Dn-TFgJ
:. Imaginative III his Psihu. ~ui fIu nor
Fthf - IRE - ~ ~ tory of Rich RI OrI .iet ick
w. itUh epIHiER he r-ire - tr,,.u iu.,n'
'%r-ncs, l. =, M - To r.a. 4 honor for good
= '''-'uct Ell tts'eT, ~ thu Il If
f!Ht I-SttrE T. &c - e I'll u.io.ity N. y ha.
Tvs ca iCE ~ ~ L! LEk sud sHr, NJ <ROtiIOS
Par FAN WI sH'* ..ESrISA-. di,-
t's"e bet~r,r MS w. tier +.a,
"nIsT tCk-t-t w tae he. "e- ,tnas n. for q
kTd 81 re- doc
I"'y, oeen at O'Clock R-.iior To comm arc
s's"hi IL a, >, sks
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ga letter has been received III Boston, d.
ct from Newbern, bringing the very la.es
Intelligence from that point The litter is dated
LAST Saturday morning, January 10th, several
Gays later than any previously received The
regular mails were 10 be int. rdicted tor a short
time, an( everything indicated heavy move
M ut in some direction. The feet Of iron clads
was lying in sight, and siege guns, medium ar
tniery, shells, and fixed ammunition, were
b. ing put into vessels il large quantities. Our
troops were generally in good Ia aith.
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SGeneral sherman's Official repor, puts
our loss at Vicksburg, at 1850 killed and
wounded, besides 400 lost by capture. The
Jackson Appeal, Of the 9Th, says that the reb-
sl loss At vieksburg, during the recent fight,
vac less than lCa killed, woup ded AL d missing
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APPoISTKp-TheC Commissioner or Pensions
to-day appointed the following surgical exam.
liners for the service Of his bureau. Viz: D,.
Rufus Raymond. at BrookvilIe, Ind; Or. a. p.
Barber. at Oshkosh. Wis; Dr. Ansel T. Bowen.
AT Eeenah, Wis.
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1UE HTHnR

Great excitement prevails in the city to day
under The belief that large portion OF the
army OF the Potomac crossed the Kappa
hammock AT different points yesterday.
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IN A BAD FIX.-Saturday night, as ROM is-
man ClarNo &c was walking around the beats Of
Tenth (7ih Ward1 Precinct, he found a female
lying In thf street IN great agony. The Rounds
man not kr owing what allied the woman, took
her 10 he Courthouse and sent for q phvsi.
clan. Wh' the physician arrived, he iIn me
dlHteiy dire cted that md wife should be se M
for. This suggestion increased the anxiety OF
the Polio men. A bed was Immediately pro-
vidsd FOR he sufferer, and mid wife obtained
SnncaY morning the woman was removed 70
the Aims House, where she could be male
com crtat lie, and await coming events. II was
fertunar' for her that the Roundsnan was 20
ing his round, as that brief exposure that
cold nicl would have killed her, there can be
no doubt
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~Aemphis &c vices confirm the burning of
Holly Springs By our troops, ss a retaliation for
the trsschsry and bitter hostility OF i.s inhab,.
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ApIHs, DRRSs yURs I

LABIBs' DRRSS yURsi
JUST Arrived another iaf - md nse sAsorSDS
q q hs 10 .st. end ssIsrsts: r." 49,
bought before the rise. vs srs tA1s saAbssA - -
Tx most ts.ssr re ooons 4. ..., ,,r....1 -
.s ~, ., ,tSe IA q ~ nSVzssuSa.
ie Hsrkss oVass, seAse Ayesss Hsyss,
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PERSONAL.

NJ No IMPOSITION.
" ADAIE ROSS, Dccrress aIG asIrologis: Was
horn ~.th a nstnral gifI She tells the past Aaf
futurr-wss never kEuwp to fail. Cnuao sFsrc y
marriages brings !ogather thosa long xepsratea
Nc. 435 Z street West, between 9Th aLd 7ta fh-
only person that show q likeness az future h1s
band or sbsent fsend in reality. Ladies s. cAnts;
gentlemen 81. Ja7 21'
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- The iron-clad Eahant and Wsshawken
ssn New York on Saturday for service. Tho
EuHboat IToqaois has also gone TO sea
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- 4 caucus Of tAe Republican members OF
Congress IVES held On Saturday night TO delio.
crate on public aEairs. The proceedings are
lspssserst The caucus va. not fully attended
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.
STATEMENTS OF GENERALS THOMAS AND
HITCHCOCK

The following were among the documents
read be;ore the Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry
lately:
HKApQuARTKRs ARMY OF TBB PoroMAo.l
Steamer Commodore, April 1, 1862 {
Brig. Gen. TAorsas, Adj't GsnT o. 8. Army:
Geberai:-I have 70 request that yea Will
Lay the following communication before the
Honorable Secretary Of War.
The Approximate numbers and positions left
near and In rear of the Army Of Potomac are
about as follows:
Gin. Dix has, after guarding the railroads
under bis charge sufficient troops TO give him
five thous and for tho defence OF Balumorr, aud
LES available for the Eastern Shore, Annapo.
LIS, &c. Fort Delaware b very well garrisoned
by about ~ men. .
Tie gar risons Of The forts around Washing.
ton amount TO 1880 men, other dis DOS able
ll,iGD men.
The troops employed In guarding the rail.
ways In MARYLAND amount 10 some 1850 men
GreEts. by dismounted cavalry, and to send
them Tor ~ ard TO Manassas.
tirn. AbeTcrombie occupies Warrenton with
force, which including Col. 6eary At White
Plans, and the cavalry 10 be ut his disposal,
Will amount to some Use men, with i2 pieces
OF artillery.
i havr thr honor 20 request that all the orga-
ni1ed 10. service in Pennsylvania, and New
ork, and In any OF Eastern States may be
orderrd TO Washington. 1 learn from Gov.
d.
"A fehnsy lyanIa- This force i should be glad
~ have sent 81 once 10 Manassas. Foar thous-
sEG men from Gen. W worth, drsirs TO be
Srd REQ 10 Manassas. These troops, with ths
railroad guards above sliuded TO wall make I'M
a force under the command of Gen. Aber.
truB bic TO som thing like Il .6;e
II Is my de- Ign 10 push Gen BIenkers d.
vision iTom Wsrrenton upon Strasburg. He
should remain al StTasi:ur-e, toe 20 alio y mat
I - 70 assume d-fihite form in that r,.c-iou
oefnIe Procei ding 70 his ultimate destina ion
IEs troops liz The valley or tie Shenandoah
= Iii Illus, Including 81 nk"r-s division :ut,aa
strong, " itn 81 pi' O. artillery, Banks 5th
c"ris, which embraces G-peral Shi..lds. 1867
strong, with III guns, some 3,652 disposabls
cavalry, and ihe rai!rosd guards absu. y 100
nt u, amount 10 about IS Ar MN.
II Is dee gIrd 10 rriryr Gen. Hooker by sorna
= gin'cnt, say So mTn-lesying, with somp $40
c".airy, $50 men on the lower Potomac.
10 frCarilulan':
A. Wsrrenton there is to be-. ....... $50 men
In tie Valley OF the Shenandoah AZ :.
On the lower Potomac Il,n .:
There will thus be left for the garrirons and
We iront OF w ashineton under Gen. waIs-
WORTH le,0S men, exclusive or the batteries
under instruction.
ne troops organizing or ready for ser vice i'm
Rev York, learn will proba DIV UNI Der NOR,
thhn four thousand. These should bs assan
bted At Washington, subject 10 disposition
where moot needed.
j al, very respectfully, your obedient seYy.,-
GEO. b. MctLELLAS
Major General COMMANDING
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sJThe election of Alexander Ramsey to

81 The election Of Alexander Ramsey to the
United States Senate by the Legislature of Min
nesota will probably cause him to resign the
ofice CT Governor Of the State before the itA of
March next Tie Office OF Lieutenant ov. rnor
Is now held by Hon. Ignatius Dsnneliy; but As
he. too. becomes virtually a member of the
Thirty Eigbt; Congress after the 4th Of March,
he having been elected to the Housa Of Repre-
ssnta;ives in the Second District, the duties of
the Executive will probably devolvn upon Hon
J. II. Baker, the Secretary of state
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET

fHE HISTORY OF The PENINSULA
CAMPAIGN.
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NNANTRD-To hire or purcha . DW1LLIMQ
w HOUs. for psi, ate fsnily 4. = central 10
cation containing not ICES thes thirSeea REQ
ADDRESS. with f. II psxterlArs. Bsx oil Otty Pest
CGce. j. 10 81
AIDES EABROlDkRID POCKET HAND
rats
Oas price oaly, married In PLATA lSlrse,
PERRY & Bro
DO % IA PH. are. aud y Nh stesst.
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Rev. T. B. AoFALLs, chaplain TO the Ascea.
sion Hospital, has beeu appointed TO oae Of the
chsplsiRcies 70 HARDWOOD Hospital In addtsaes
TO the former.
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THE CABINET AND HORACE GRgsLsy

1t turns out that the recent visit of Mr. Ho-
race Greeley TO this city was principally to the
end of remodeiing the Cabinet TO cult his ideas
OF the fitness of things. Flanked by his two
hcutenante, Mayor Opdyke and Mr. Dudley 5.
Field, he Is said to have deliberately lecturad
the President upon his duty in the premises,
but that oudurate gentleman - couldn't seq II"
subsequently ho held caucus, composed Of
himself, his lieutsnants, and n score Of bitterly
radical members Of Congress, wherein a scheme
Of agitation to compass the end OF his visit
hither is believed to have been ma.ured. He
took his departure for New York last evening
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BY Lewis johnson &c Co, Bankers:
Buying Selling.
U - ~ Notes ...............1Qi le =
US. Certificates Indebtedness s5saI
Qnartermast@rs Checks, pays
able IN Certificatee.... e5kae6
Old ID n and Notes iiiais3
aIneI,rhh Goid ........--.. li5ali! l4s
8Reriesn Suver :i52ala
DINA Georria, DC, IS discount North Oar.
olina, IS discount
pAk1Ne ATTEkPT AT BURGLARr.-A few
nights SIS two thieves attempted to get into the
residence Of Mr.. George Seitx, baker, on New
York avenue near toth street, bypiacins laa-
der az ainst window over the alley 81 the slde
OF Inc house. a young man who was coming
down the alley discovered thcm-one nearly in
The window, and the other holding the LADDER
when they 81 once made on, leaving the ladder.
l. 10 fortunate that they were discovered in
tine, "a Mr.. Seit, had in q drawer that evening
el,e0 which he had jnst been paid, and which
II was probably their aim to get
THE NEW SnFooL HoCsB-Messrs. Rich
ards, Plant and Ellis, the com mittee appoin Ted
Tor that purpose, this morning opaned the pro-
possls made for building the school house IA
the Third District The bids recsi we'd as
follows: Downing Il Brother 81, 900 Thomas
Lewis %, go, baldwin e Brothers So, GO. and
VIM. Fslconer s7,ioo The cub conmittee
have deferred making q decision Ia the matter
Until he whole committee, which consists OF
one member from each ward OF Councils snd
Vi 4Tucbcce, Sd1 uc
called together.
RoW.-About four O'Clock YESTERDAY, q
nfht occurred near the depot in which no
p rscns wearing the badges Of special yclice-
men took psrt, and Sergeant Milstead end on
Ger Burns arrpsted Janee hughes and VIM.
SvaFesrt, ard took them 20 the station.
HGsher profes-ed 70 he a special Metropoiitsa
Policeman, ard says that The man that was
with him. Turpin. was one also appoiat-d BY
M kerrisAn, special policeman ST Calhf-
bury Justice Ferguson faed Hnghce ei.9s
and Swnsesrt casa.
PRrzB TAKBE.-The Leslie arrived az the
Navy 1srd yesie rday afternoon, bringing up
the schooner Rsmptea OF Deals Island, and
nine prisCntrs, which were captured by the
Cnrritack, near the mouth OF the Potomac
The schooner has q valuable cargo OF dry goods
and Frocr rrs on boars, and no doubs lad saa
suco-e6e1 n running the blockade would have
Ger highly priEed by the rebels. The prisoAefs
will b~ sent 10 the Provost Marshal o-day.
DisTREssIs0 ACCIDHkT.-On Saturday arr
neon as Mr.. John Goss in the plum oers depart
rnent at the Navy Yard, was lining q III ZACH
shell on TO cylinder, portion Of his BODY
nsar the upper part OF his thigh caught asd-<
IL ard was much bruised. He WA at oaco ~
moved to his residence near by.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Ths January term OF ne
Circuit Court commenced this morning. whea
all the Judges were present Owing 70 Jsars
herrtck presiding over the Crimin al Court ne
Court I'D iourned over for two weeks
~
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sPIkIr OF fHs nukAIHe PRsss

The Ir:,1ass~seer Is without editorial TO- day.
The chTspiei< L. severn upon the New YU>s
~rstd's editorials upon Government rs Gen.
Burasidc.
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BOA RIDING

PEW BuARDERS GAN BE ACGOHMO
"A dated So.iI Ohio avenue, between iits api
ith as. T.rn.a IS 20 par week, payable in al
vance. Also, {. fe. Lodgers car be accom- moiate1.
DuaHpING f-v BokRDERS can b. scc,In-
- modated al 2t2 street NTH between "a and
sd within half square of the Avenue n1d I've
minutes walk of TIA. Capitot ia IG-3:'
A FEW TABLE BOAKDER3 CAN BR AC
"A cou,rnodatrd in . plrasant home one squa>--
from Willard Hotel Inquire at star ONCE ia -
DAY BUAED "A few Day BoArdfr- can he ae.
- com odst cd with goci home-b board at s. ,sr
week at the New Y, TX Hotel, corner Of 7th and z
streets. aiSiin'
f0S SEVENTEENTH STREET between III and
JJ Ia suite, Of handsomely furnished
APARTMENTS Un the first Eoor consisting OF :vo
bed rooms and pnrior, for rent with board AlAo,
one large ROOM in the third story. f.w Gr-t'
class table hnarderE taken At So per waek 1s il..
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1LL-Judee Crawford. OF the Criminal Ossrt.
we resr,t 70 ssy, u lying very ili st his resi-
dence In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-19

DEPARTMENT OF STATs,
WASHINGTON, Jaa. ", 1855.
Reles>es from the DRAFT on the ground Of aliensee
Nave L-ra allowed in tho following caass:
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PKRsoHAL.-S. Draper. Isaac Bell, and
Gs forge vandenhoG, of N. Y, are ~ Wiltarss
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A SNIEERSARY FALL FRANKLIN FIRE
"A COMPANY The me ii, bers OF tbs Frank. "A
III Fire Company respect uily inform their -
friends and the public tina; the 3i,h AnnuaifH
brli OF the Company will he given MON -.
DAt EVENING. January 10Th 1873, IN Temp. auce
Hall 4, between 9th and eth sts. IN. c0rimi tee
IN charge pledge Themselves that Exp nso or
Pslnh Will be spared in making this the Bali of the
serson. The best music has bsen engaged. Wa
rcu t nder q cord II inv tation to ihr many sd
friends OF the company who have often hoiorei
us With their presence. No hats caps 10 Al in
the room Ticktts s /, admitting q gsatl-n n and
ladies' ickets Gao be procured at tn PRINCIPAL
hotels md music stores, sno ofths mem bsrs OF the
company.
feUuites Of Avrdn zer,ats.-Robt T. Mooney
John MADDOX, YIN. Cram pton, Js,ob Coiiins-
lin, l.. W DnrEey 4. u. .ost.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-Ths January term OF ne
Circuit Court commenced this morninE whea
all the Judges were present Owing TO Jsars
Herrick preceding over the Crimin al Court, ne
Court I'D fourned over for two weeks
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AN NIICh.
L HE SHIELDS BOYS Take great pi-a-urs in
Announcing 10 their Inary frieuis and tho .
public III general that they intend giving
thril nth Grand Bali, at Tenn p"ranc- Hal,
on street, between tic tih st-. Ia
Thu ESi hf NIGH r. jan. 22d 1853 The Mozart
Batd has been engaged for tn occasion. Tickets
81, admitting a gentlem and ladies
tCrAHif!ec Qf irTdHge7,ien.S.
,. logsn, sui
J. Flanagan, p. Duiit nnty,
Z. HAYS, IA IL ST.
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DIsrREssIsa ACCIDhkT.-On Saturday arr
neon Is Mr.. John Goss in the plum oers depart
Incnt at the Navy Yard, was lining q II ZACH
shell on 20 q cylinder, portion Of his BODY
nsar the upper part OF his thigh caught asdes
it ard was much bruised. He WA at oaoo ~
moved to bis residence near by.
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BALLS. PARTIES. hc-

IT CONE OEE-CnMR ALL.
NE SECOhD GnASD CO fIbL0T PARTY Of
tn PEACE ABLE CLC b, to be given Has "a
NOME Hall Grecn &, ret, between Br iges
and the Canal on EDNB-DAf, Jan asst -
The members " Ill spare NO pains 10 make -
this thf best 2Grty of The ssssnu.
suprrr and fr. shu.euts served By al expe
rienced caterer.
Tickets s |, a Uniting q gentleman and lm, lies
fy order 0f the Com WittSe. j. l. it
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IT. THAE
1 II pierE'greH take shi5 method OF infvr 10
ns the Lovers of geo. cup of Tea." AMI tie gu D.
tic ss.er.iy- that ne has just seceirrd rrrnl iu-
voices Of the Eoicess
GREkS AND BbACK TEAS
that ere exported from Chins and will slvays have
q sood seltIti. Oh hand.
hiio. ELL assorted stock or tho CT oicsSt Fsui-
~ GRtCEkjES. wM. COi;wiS BURGY.
ia ~ e Corner and Flew snth sts
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-13

AN ACT TO amend section 81 Of chapter 1870
of the revised statutes, entitled "of pro-
ceedin9s against debtors by attachment"
The PEOPLE of the State of Wisconsin. repre-
scented in senate and assembly, do enact as
fellows:
Section /. Section q of chapter $50 Of the
revised statutes. is hereby amended, SO rs to
read as follows Section 81. Whenever
The defendant shall have appeared in the ac-
ton, he NAV, at any time before judgment
therein deliver to the officer having the writ
Of attachment. an undertaking executed by
at least two sureties who shall be residents
aud freeholders in this state, TO he approved
by said officer, TO the effect that the parties
executing such undertaking will on demand,
pay TO the plaintiff the amount Of the ludg-
ment and costs and disbursements that may
be recovered in the action, not exceeding the
sum specified in the undertaking, which shall
be at least double the amount alleged 10 be
due in the affidavit upon which the wit OF
attachment is issued. Before the officer shall
approve of the undertaking, at least one OF
party signing the same as surety. shall make
an affidavit that he Is worth the sum specified
therein. over and above all debts, liabilities
and exemptions. which affidavit shall be in
dorsed upon such undertaking or annexed
thereto
Sec. .. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
Approved March %. 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-13
Federal Officers.
Administrators sale.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter Of the estate Of Timothy Edwards,
deceased.
NOTICE IS hereby given that by virtue
~ and in pursuance of an order of license
made in said matter, on the 4th day Of Au-
gust, 1862, by the county court of said coun-
~, the undersigned administrator of the es-
tate Of said deceased. will. on the 23d day of
MAY, at ono o'clock i'm the afternoon, at the
front door Of L. b. Flnt's store. i'm the village
of River Falls, in said county. offer for sale at
public vendne the following described lands
t--sit: All of southwest quarter of north
vest quarter of section number thirty-five,
township number twenty-seven, range num-
her eighteen. excepting three and 1850
acres in the northeast corner Of said quar- ter
tection. The terms of sale will be made
known at the time and place of sale.
Dated this 18th day of April, 4. d. 1863.
Saws 5. B. CHlLDS, Administrator.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-13
Published April IA, 1863, ]
Chapter H5O.

AN ACT 70 provide for furnishing state, Co.
and city officers the stamps required by the
laws OF the United States, in certain ca
ses.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in senate and assembly do enact as
follows:
Section /. No officer of this state or OF any
county or city thereof shall be required 10 cX-
ecute and deliver amy agreement, contract Ger
tfcate lease, mortgage, conveyance or other
instrument in writing, in pursuance of any
law of this state. upon which stamp duty
is impoged bv the laws Of the United States.
until the party entitled To receive the same
shall furnish 10 such officer the proper num-
Der and amount Of stamps TO be affixed there
to or shall pay him the same Csuml ia money
required 10 obtain such stamps.
See 2 The cost of all stamps required by
tie laws of the L nited States. To be affixed to
the certificate for sale of any land sold for
taxss. interest and charges. in any year. in
pursuance of law, shall be a lien thereon until
paid. equally with the unpaid taxes and the
COUNTY or city treasurer selling such land, is
hcrely-requrei to include the cost of such
stamps as a part of the charges due thereon,
in tie amount for which such land shall be
sold.
Sec 3. When any state officer shall be re-
ouiIed 10 rise stamps Of the United States in
his official capacity. and cannot be furnished
with The same under the pror.sio of section
one Of this act. the superintendent Of public
property is hereby authorized TO furnish to
such officer such stamps; and the said super
iutendent's account for the same, duly verified
by affidavit, shall be audited and allowed by
the secretary of state, Who shall dlaw his
warrant on the treasury for the payment
thereof and there is hereby appropriated out
of ahy money in the state treasury not other
wise appropriated, sum sufficient to pay all
warrants drawn in accordance with the pro-
visions of this section.
See 4. This act shall take effect and lie in
force from and after It's passage and publica-
ton.
Approved March so. 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-13
Laws Of Wisconsin.
Published April 10. 1863 ]
CHAPTER 154.

AN ACT to authorize the governor to furnish
tourniquets for the use of volunteers.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section l. The governor OF this state IS
berebv authorized to procure Tor and furnish
to the Wisconsin volunteers. now in the Uni-
ted States service. or which may hereafter
be called into the United States service, such
number o. tourniquets as he may deem pro-
per. not 10 exceed one hundred in number
for each regiment of infantry, and in like pro-
portion TO the several regiments of cavalry,
batteries of artillery, and independent conn
rani,s: 10 be paid for by the treasner. upon
the warrant of the governor. out of any funds
i'm the treasury belonging TO the war fund, not
otherwise appropriated.
Sec. , The tourniquets thus furnished shall
not lie considered the private property OF thS
soldiers, but shall be accounted for TO the quar-
termastcr Of the regiments TO which said troops
belong.
Sec g. There is hereby appropriated out OF
any money in the treasury belong 10 the war
fund. not otherwise appropriated, sum Of
raoncv sufficient To enable the governor To
carry ont the provisions of section one Of this
act.
Sec f. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after i passage.
Approved March 3, 1868.