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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-14
Published April l6. 1863.
CHAPTER HS3,

SAAHAA ASA
AN ACT TO amend an act entitled "an act chang
court of Chippewa, Eau Clair, Dunn and Pepin
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows.
Sec. |. The circuit court in the following
named counties, shall be holden at the times here
matter mentioned, TO wit in the county of Pep~
in, on the first monday of March and tie first mon
day OF September, in each year; in the county of
Dunn, on the second Monday of March and the
second Monday of September, in each year, in the
county of Eau Claire, on the. third Monday OF
March and the third Monday of September in each
year; in the county of Chippewa, ON the fourth
Monday of March and the fourth Monday of Sep
TENDER, ia each year,
Section 9. All writs, recognizances and other
proceedings, made redeemable to the circuit court
of any county above named, shall be considered
of any county above named shall be considered
and deemed TO be returnable to the terms Of such
court as are fixed by this act;and all continuauceF
and notices made as taken 10 any term fthe cir
cult court and of any of said counties. shall be
deemed to be made as taken to the terms of such
as the same are fixed by this act; and all motions
and other proceedings noticed to be heard at any
regular term OF such court, shall be allowed aud
considered to be noticed for hearing at the regular
terms of such court, as the same are fixed by this
act. E - 4.
Section 3. All acts and parts of acts col ~ficting
with this act are hereby repealed, ~
Section 4. This act shall take effe ct aud be in
force from and after the first day Of May, 1868
Approved March 81, 1868.
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State of WiscOnsiu---GircHif Court Ee-
unaksn Comfy. .E.H ..

Gustavus A. Austin William K. Sanford and
Edwin Hammond against Asahel W. Ben
ham, Elizabeth Benham, his wife, Erastus ~---@
Corning, Trustee, &C, Lycurgus Edger-J Revenue |
G. ton, Michael w. Rogers, Waiter I. Hatch, Stamp.
Amos NJ. Sackett, W. r. b elcher, Justus G--r-~
r. sackett, Henry ". Belcher, Charles
Carpenter, Elbridge II. Benham and An
ton Sheriff.
THIS STATE OF WISCONSIN
TO the dbOVe named Defendants:
NTOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
a the complaint in this action, Of which a copy IS
herewith served upon you, and to serve q copy of your
answer on the subscribers, at their office, Nos. 5 and 8,
State Bank Building, in the City OF Milwaukee and State
of Wisconsin, within ninety days after the service here
of, exclusive of the day Of such service; and if you fail
to answer the complaint as aforesaid, the Plaintiffs will
apply to the Court for the relef demanded in the com
plant. Dated Milwaukee, April 2, A. D. 1858.
.r .r.-. CARY & PRATT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
+. Milwaukee Wis.
A copy of the complaint in this action was filed in the
office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Kenosha
County, at the city Of Keaosha, on the 6th dsy OF Aprh
A. d. 1863. GARY & PRATT
NJ r.- Ovid PIGs' Attys.
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Published April It, 1851
Gh0pEeP 1876.

AN ACT authorizing the governor to take care of the
sick and wounded soldiers of the Wisconsin volunteers
and appropriatingm money out of The treasury for that
purpose.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Sec. l. There is hereby set apart and appropriated
out OF any money IN the state treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, the sum of fifteen thousand dollars, to be
PAD out aud expended upon the order of the governor
OF the state for the liquidation of all such claims as shall
hereafter accrue by authority of the. governor, in tn
necessary care OF the sick and wounded soldiers of the
Wisconsin volunteers, and for carrying such sick and
wounded soldiers into this state, when the same shall be
proper and necessary; and the state treasurer is hereby
authorized ana required to pay, upon the order of the
governor OF the state, out of any money in the treasury
cot otherwise appropriately, the sum of fifteen thousand
dollars a. oresalc, or so much thereof as shall be so orS
dered by the governor for the purposes aforesaid, which
order or orders OF the governor shall be sufficient youch-
HTs for the payment of the said sum, or so much thereof
as shall be ordered TO be paid out of the treasury as
Aforesaid, to be charged over to the war fund. and re-
paid to the treasury from the war fund.
Sec. 2. The governor of the state is hereby authorized
to take such measures as he shall deem proper and nee
essary, to care for the sick and wounded soldiers Of the
Wisconsin volunteers now or hereafter to be in the o !.
vice of the state or of the United States government g.
for carrying such sick ard wounded soldiers into This
state, when the same shall be proper and necessary. and
he is hereby authorized to draw his order or orders nm
on the state treasurer for so much money, not exceed.
ing the sum OF fifteen thousand dollars in all, as shall he
actually necessary to pay any expense accruing by rea-
son thereof
Secs 8. The governor is h hereby required to make nm.
and report to the legislature at its next session. he
amounts so expended by him, and fully in what manner
such money has been expended.
Approved, April l, 1868.
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Of Wisconsin.
OFFICIAL
Published April IA, 1861
nmARTER LII.

&sMW IL II HI ASA
AN ACT to amend section q of chapter 100 o.
,ba ravised statutes, entitled 'oE proceedings
AGAINST debtors by attachment"
The DeopIs of the state Of Wisconsin, Tepre8e4-
ted in senate and assembly, do enact as Jo1-
Ions: E
Sec. /. Section twenty-one Of chapter one nqn-
dred and thirty Of the revised statutes, = HenV 81
amended so as to read az follows: $780, n
Whenever the defendant shall hsVe ap?gJd gment
the action, ne may, at any tune oei't ~ Writ OF
therein, deliver to the officer haYtuS 10 ~ IosttVo
Enrichment. an undertaking executeu " aahoIders
snreties. who shall be residents an 49, 20 the
in his state, TO be approved by seld oIncGL, : i ~
aaent tbat the parties executing sucn unuo@nIn97
LII on demand, pay to the plaintH lnS ~ thhat
" - i,,doTnent. and costs, and disbursement u, no
VI ~ 10 recovered in the action, not eXceeuh1 ~
nmE snecifed in the undertaking, which snal He
~ least double the amount alleged 10 oe Seo -
a. sfSdavltupon which the writ OF attachment
ia issned. Before the officer shall approve ol M
undertaking, at least one Of the party sigAI"3 ~
sama "a suretv. shall make an affidavit that ne Il
worth the sum specified therein, over ana agoEo
ali debts, liabilities and exemptions, %hlcn anlua-
Wit shall be n ,dorsed upon such Undertaking u
annexed thereto
Sec. 9. This act shall take effect ana De ID
force from and after its passage and puolca"
ton. Ioc2
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Chapter 15S.

AN ACT to amend section thirty seven of chapter
seventyAnine Of the revised statutes, e~ntitleC
''of railroads.,
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and ASSEMBLY,, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section thirty-seven OF chapter seven.
ty uine of the revised statutes, is hereby amended
so as to read as follows: "All actions brought OF
instituted against any railroad corporation created
by the laws of this state, except appeals from the
awards of commissioners o fjurors appointed under
its act of Incorporation, to appraise compensation
and damages for property taken for the use of such
corporation shall be brought in some county
through which such railroad runs; and no proceed
ings shall be had or entertained in any such action
unless process shall have been duly served upon
the president, secretary sup superintendent or general
attorney or such corporation; provided, that in all
actions for damages where the amount claimed
against any railroad company shall be five hun
dred dollars, or less than that sum, the process
may be served upon any agent of the company
against which the damage is claimed, who has
charge of a depot or station on the line of railroad
owned or operated by said company"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after Its passage and publication.
Approved March 81 1863.
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Approved April ], 1868.
Published April 16, 1868.
Nhunrer 10Y

GEtpACE az
AN ACT.to amend sec. l of chap. BOG ofthe general laws
of 1860, entitled "an act relating to the assessment
collection of taxes on school, university and swamp
lands, and of ali lands mortgaged to the state" and to
repeal section $50 of chapter Is OF the revised
statutes, entitled "of taxes"
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Sec. /. Section one Of chapter 306 Of the general laws
Of 1860. is hereby amended as follows: By striking out
all after the word "proVided," in the 10th and l1th lines
of said section and inserting the following: "That the
secretary OF state shall before the 18th day of May, 1883,
make out and transmit to the clerk of the county board
OF supervisors of each county Of this state, an abstract
containing correct and fun statement and description
of all school, university, swamp and otheS9ands, which
have been patented by the state, and all state lands
which are held on contract, ana all lands mortgaged to
the state as aforesaid, and ais all forfeited mortEaged
lands in such county; and shall annually, thereafter
transmit to each Of said clerks of boards O. supervisors,
2 statement of alllands in their respective counties which
have been patented, sold on contract, forf ted or mort
gagged during the year; and the said clerks Of boards OF
Supervisors shall enter the said statements upon the alb
stracts so furnished by the secretary of state; and the
said clerks OF boards of supervisors shall immediately
after the receipt of said abstract and statements from
the secretary Of state, make out and transmit TO the CLERK
of each town or city IN their respective counties, a list
from said abstracts and statements OF the lands so held
on contraction mortgaged to the state, in such town or
city" FL
Sec. .. Section $50 of chapter is ofthe revised statutes
is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and alter its passage and publication.
Approved April l, 1868.
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0ur Linon Deparlmenl.
Chr Cloth Department,
Our Jobbing department.

We would respectfully call the attention ofCity and
country Merchants, to our extensive stock on hahd,
and earnestly invite On examination Of our Goods and
prices, before purchasing ell ewbere.
J l., DAVIS & Co
Milwaukee Feb. 18Th, 1862. 93m
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Published April l6, 1861
Cbonrer BzQ

AN ACT to amend section ], ofchapter Sc of the
revised statutes, entitled "of the sale of intoxi.
eating liquors to indians"
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented
in senate and assembly do enact as follows;
Section l.. Section l ofchapter 36 of the revised
statutes, is hereby amended, SO rs TO read as fol-
lows ''Ifany person shall sell, barter or give.
or in any manner dispose of any Intoxicating
drink to any Indian, or to any mixed blood In,
dian who receives his annuity from the United
States, within this state, he shall forfeit for every
such offence the sum of fifty dollars. to be reco v.
cred by any person who win sue for the same in
his own name, by an action before any justice OF
the peace OF the caunty in which the offence
shall be committed providcd, the provisions
Of this act and the act of which this is aneuda-
tory, shall not apply to iviiized persons of In
dian descen not members of any tribe
Sec; 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage and publication.
Approved March 81, 1861.
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otherwise dispose of the several parcels af land
designated on such plat, by a like description
to that by which they are required to be assess
sed, adding thereto the name of the proper city
or village, county and state.
Sec. 4 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica>
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Published April 16, 1861
CHAPTER ES5.

an ACT to amend chapter 1856 OF the general laws ef166t
entitled san act for the government and management
of the state reform school, and to repeal chap. 1S9 of
the revised statutes, entitled 'of the house of refuge -
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in SEN
ate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Sec. l. Section 2 of chap. 236 of the general of 1861. is
hereby amended SO as to READ as follows: "Sec. 9. From
and after the first day of May, a.. D. 1868, the superin,
tendent of the state reform school shall charge to each
of the several counties in this state, in a book provided
by him Tor that purpose, the sum Of one dollar Der week
for the care and maintenance of each person remaining
in said state reform school, who was committed thereto
as a vagrant, or by reason of incorrigible or vicious con-
duct, or VINO may thereafter be received into said state
reform school, committed for vagrancy or incorrigib!e
conduct, from each of such counties respectiyeIy: Iro.
0ided, that the cost of original commitment of all per-
sons to said state reform school, shall be charged to the
county from which the psrson committed to said school
is sent: and pT00ided, further, that it shall be the du,
ty of the superintendent of said state reform school. to
procure the arrest and return Of auy person escaping
t~heref:om; aud it shall also be the duty of any justice of
the peace, marshal or constable, upon information Of
such escape, to arrest ami return any such fugitive, as
above mentioned"
Sec. 2. All acts and parts Of acts inconsistent with the
provisions of this act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force f,op,
and after its passage.
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AN ACT to provide for compensatnig parties whose
property may be injured or destroyed in con-
sequence of mobs or riots.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-14
Our Cloak aad shawl department

To which we pay i close attention, making II 0he 0
the leading branches of our business, is 9bder 'be sp-
peryision of one of the mr. st experienced makers, VINO
is prepared to CUT, FIT aud MAKE Cloahs, 81 snort no
tice. We keep constantly on hand alarge assortment
nf L ALL, flntLnn- ~ nrnr.r tnYtmrn- glNln- No. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE Press publishes
Louisville dispatch OF yesterday, stating tina.
the rebels captured FIVE steamers and the gun
boat Sidel on the Cumberland, and burned
them all. Gen. Longssreet, with thirteen brig
ades from Lees army, arrived at Chattanooga
and was preparing 70 attack Rosecrans. next
week.
The Chattanooga Rebel of Thursday an.
nounces large Federal feet Of gunboats and
transports coming up the Misaissippi.
ment arrived OF Murfreesboro.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
ITT : 80 =
Tho snow storm.

LouIsyILLs, Jan. 16.-The RAILROAD bridge
across the Kentucky river at Frankfort, wat
swept away by the food. The large quantity
Of snow suddenly thaWing, threatens eyery
movable structure. Railroad trains every.
where are behind time, and the roads generally
are entirely blockaded. The thermometer Il
20, wind from the west, and cloudy. The SNOW
etorm ceased last night, with eighteen inches ol
snow on level. Sogreat quantity was nevel
before witnessed. "a u'u"~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

s New YoRK, Jan. Washington specials
state that the House yesterday refused to lay
on the table the bill providing for the enlarge
ment of the Michigan and illinois canal, and
widening the locks Of Erie canal, by o vote of
90 to 43. The passage Of the bill would seem
certain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

MAucH CHUNK, Pa, Jan. l6.-There is q
freshet In the Delaware and Lehigh rivers.--
The river was eight feet deep on the dam ai
dark. The Lehigh Valley railroad bridge be-
low here is injured, which will stop trains fol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

New YoRE, Jan. l6-The bark Morning
Star arrived to-day from 81. Isgo, reports that
she was fred into and oveRhauled by the British
RunbOat Flower. s 49, sA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
AMERICAN HOTEL.
@ OPPOSITE sTATH HousH.
COLUM BUS. OHIO.

bnrNHrs oLD HsTABLIsHED AND WILL KNOWN
l House. during the past season has been thoroughly
renovated, xepanted and reiurnished 10 style both
and elegant that we feel well assured that
those who favor us with call will md all the comforts
| and conveniences usual In nfSt class Hotel.
,1 WARDEN & EMERY,
| Actla-ayv PROpRIHTORs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
'R AN KIN & WYLIE
b Attorneys at Law,

l,YYIol PARsoN BUILDING, ooRNsS Or TOWN
III u anA uleh etsesd. uf
6oiisosicnr and other matters promptly attended No..
nsfsrenoel given when requirvdi
depIIsdly,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13
Freedom. of EIcCtinus.

He who would make use of force ia
prevent freedom of election is a traitor Ia
all the principles of civil liberty. To
accomplish temporary object, he would
invoke power which will destroy not
only the Liberties OF his follow citizens,
but eventually his own. The horse in the
fable. to wreak his vengeance on tho stag
permitted the man to saddle him, and was
ridden ever after. till the day of his death.
We consider ourselves superior to our
English ancestors six hundred years ago;
but many men in this age may learn a les
son from the times of Edward the First,
"And because electiops ought to be free"
says a statute of that time, "tbe king
commandeth. upon great forfeiture, that
no man, by force OF arms. nor by malice
or menaciug shall disturb any to make
free election,--Lovispaie Democrat
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13
BrOugh's Cleveland Organ.

The Cleveland Lrader, Buocou's organ, re.
iteratos the position OF its candidate, and
boldly declares that a '.restoration of tbc
Union as 1t was is impossible" anu that ere
construction must DO upon the basis of no
slavery In any Of tho States" People o,
ONO, how do YOU like tho feast tao radicals
oil the leader -BRouou stamp-are setting
before your Doyou propose to continue this
war for the solo purpose of freeing tho slave
or will you vote with the Democracy who d.
slie Tho restoration OF tho Union as il was
tho only way in which tho nation can ever huy,
one flag and one Unlonl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13
The Extremes both Dcnomucc
Him

The extreme politicians, North and South
donounee VALLANDIGnAM. The Richmond
Enquirer says he voted 'mon and money for
the prosecution OF the war"
The Sandusky Register, one Of tho Union.
Leagne-grecn back sheets, reports that Va,
Herer did vote for a man or dollar to carry on
the war.
Inc abolish aud secesh both roundly uerate
'ALLAsDIGnAM, because ha is anxious TO rcs
tore the Union as 1t wasl The secesh do no,
want any Unioni tho abolish want "A Unior
where their peculiar ideas shall prevail, where
The niggers shall DO free, and all the office,
and fat contracts will be theirs, now and for
over
Hear what VALLASDIouAM said in a speech,
January 8, 1868,
"Not believing tho soldiers responsible TO,
Tue war or Its purposes, or its consequences I
never Withheld my vote where their separate
interests were concorncd.'
lie always voted for anything that would
raise the pay of the private soldier. He urged
'heir payment in GOLD, just about the timo
BRoudn's Belliontalne Railroad was receiving
FULL FARE from sick and wound I'D soldiers
VINO were on their way to their homes, though
every other railroad In tho State Was then
carrying soldiers at half-iarel
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13
The Main Objections TO VaIIand-
igh;lUp.

The objection that Is now specially urged
10 VALLASiunAM by editors who put them
selves forward as leaders in the Republican
party is, that he wants a cessation OF hostlli
ties--that he thinks enough blood has been
spilled-and that efforts, by negotiation and
other peaceful agencies should be mado to
restore the Union. This desire on the part OF
VALLASDiGmAM is held up as an enormous
crime' What did President LINCOLN say in his
Inaugural address, This is what he said:
"Supposc you go to War, You can not Drht
always, und when, after much loss on both
sides, nd no gain on either, you cease flgating
Iho old Identical questions as to terms OF in
'orcourse are again upon you"
lfthis statement is true, and no one but a
knavo or a fool will deny it, then no matter
now much longer the war shalt be continued
"iho old identical questions as to terms If Ia
tercouse are again upon [usl you"
In view of this fact, the sooner we can get
dispasslonate consideration OF the "oucs-
lions as to terms Of intercourse" the better
Tor humanity, the better for the nation and
the better for the Government. Tho Prcsi.
dent did not think, and YALLANplouAM does
not think. that tho questions as to terms of
Intercourse could or would be considered
until there was cessation Of nghtng. Evi
dently, there is no disagreement in this mar
ticnlar between VALLASDIGnAM and the presi.
dent
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13
Twenty Dollars Reward,

The abolition papers parade tho following
remark of Mr.. VALLAsDiGuAM, and represent
1t as having been made since tho commence.
ment Of the rebellion.
Then, sir. am not Southern manother,
although In this most unholy and unconstitu
tlonal crusade against the South, in the midst
OF inc INVASION, arson, insurrection and mur-
uer 10 wblch she has been subject, and with
which she is still threaten ed-with the torch
oi tho lncendiary and the dagger of the assas
ain suspended overher, my most cordial sym.
pathies are wholly with herr
We will pay any man twenty dollars who
will show us any letter or speech of Mr.. VA1.
LANIonAM's in which this language is used
other than in his speech delivered In Congress
on the 10Th of December, 1869, against the
JOHN Brown raid into Virginia.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-13
Working rOgetller.

Tho traitors North and South are working
together against VALLANDIGHAM. His devo-
tion TO the Constitution and tho Union excites
their ire and malignant hatred. lie exposes
their wicked plans and corrupt Vaccinations
and their wrath knows no bounds
The Aboltionists arrested him wishout law,
and banlshed him to the South, hoping that
he would join the rebels and thus justify the r
proceedings.
VAL went South-iorced there--and told
the Southern N en- that he was for the Union
as 1t was. They immediately informed him
that they did not want Union men in the
South, so they allowed him to escaped
VALLASDIGuAa is a man who Is prosecuted
on account OF bis devotion to tho Union of
his fathers by both Abolitionsts and Seces
sionist. This persecution is evidence Of his
fidelity to the Government of the United
States to which lie declares he is true and faith
fulto.