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The New York herald., 1863-07-30
City Imtslligsnce. .

TIRE LIBERTY STREET between seven and eight
O'Clock Tuesday night rs broke out on the second
pr Of The building No. 90 Liberty street, tho premises
OF DR.. D. Fl. Ham, The flames extended 10 the upper
6oors, which unoccupied. Dv. Hams damage will
be about u 500 insured for eS 600 In tbs Williamsburg
City Insurance Company and another company
remembered The nrst foor Ii occupied by Whittemore
and Haxoli, hardware auctionoers; damage by water
about $500 Insured The basement occupied by Pierce
skchan, wine bother; damage about $50 Insured. The
building 10 owned by the Marauand estate II is damaged
about 81 900 insured The casc OF lrs 10 under in
vcstigatoa by tho Fire Marshal.
PicSIc TAn0Rs' USioS.-The mem bcrs OF the
Talors Protective Union had grand picnic Bellevue
Garden Monday. and eajoyed themselves In a most
social and friendly manner. Tho society and their
friends assembled early hour In the morning the
Social Reform Hall, In Grand street, from which pace
thcy marched procession down tho Bowcry Chatham
street Nassau Htrcot, Fulton street. Broadway to Ator
place, down Fourth Avenue Bowery 10 Houston street
and down ihe fo,t OF Tenth street
the Tho marshas OF thr Messr
krense, Bowman. Macx, Fisher, Vernon aud McEyoy.
number d vaina'e prizes were drawn for by The
cur sionists nj Bellevue Garden.
AsroR RLBaAKy-rhis institution will close tbs Sd
Of Aug tho remainder of tho month Il Is 10 have
during that lime its annual cleaning
Frgx AcApExY.-At the recent annual examination for
tho admission Of pupis into the New York Free Academy,
Ward School No IS. Fifteenth ward, Thomas Hunter,
principal, had ore hundred boys admitted. tn Il tho
greatest number admitted from any schov a
gle examination.
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Ths Eleventh Ward msraey Case.

TIE Eleventh Ward Msraey Case.
Coroner Collin held an inquest upon the body Of
known man. on Sunday last. who found drowocd a
'ne 1904 OF Foartesnth street. East river. There ~as
nosns suspicious about tho case. and shs jury by d.
rect'on OF the Coroner rendered verdict Of Found
orownea" On Tuesday, however. tho body was asnti
ued as that Frederick Mckinney, anaiive OF IRELAND
aged 30 years. and the friends OF deceased 10 lhuk
snAs he was faulty dealt with rhey stated that he was
beaten by . man named Charles Fivnn. on Saturday
nshi, and thrown overheard while nsensibe The a.
saus upon dcccased represented to have taken paos
the corner Of and Twelfth street, and grew
an alteration relative the disturbances hcKin-
ney appears was very much opposed 20 the OF
tne rioters and remarked that thev ought DO hanged
wnsssupon hewas knocked down and disposed OF Ia the
10 Dry Dock street. ana leaves vie ana Ave children
The Investigation In the shove held yesterday
Collin a. tbs Eleventh precinct station house
io~s-l reside - No. II Dry Dock street saturday
ptxh, was with my brother ~ the Of avenue
ana Twelfth street heard hts voice. and him the
Walk among ton dozen pereons Who beat him
was sitting on ths sewak angry words passed baswesn
Charles Flynn. got up and cnohed wHh my bro,hsr hs
Knocked my brother down and then kicked him did
when the latter was down wen. over 70
theni, when twostruck from behind Flynn
as.eassd os over 'ys ,ss sn oh., 70 .ss umbrella
y Get, and sat him down; thon him
E. foil, up ,,:nsn. and " s.y 70 60 over sssi. whsu
nome
tdHet cloth 10 wipe bis face; absent about eight
minutes and when returned Sould not nnd deceased
2 man told me hc thought hs saw him going down the
str ct; looked all around for him bus could not nnd
him; nobody knew What became Of him; went towards
nom", when saw crowd coming tho dock a the foot
Of Twelfth street; do not know wbeshsr was shs
same crowd who beat deceased were about
twenty persons 10 she crowd; Asked some VI them Il
tney had seen my brother, whom they told did noe
Keep away they would serve mo the same way sus-
pectcd before the body found that hs been
thrown overbos~dt he body found in ths ~
the loot Of Fourteenth street, East river, Monday,
July ~; did not any 0As bot Flynn strike de-
ceased saw no weapon In Fiynns hand; Il dark -
the time
number Of other witnesses were examined, but The
testimony seemed 10 throw further light upon the
matter The evidence Of DR.. Thomas Robinson went
70 show that death caused by drowning, although
IN the opInion Of the physicion, tho wounds found
death In themselves. The jury aner due dslibcraiioa
rendered verdict Of death blows received at the
hands OF Charles Flynn and othcrsn Corousr Collin
warrant for the arrest OF tho Accssd and placed tho
same 10 tho hands OF officer Shango for execution
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mr. N. pavId.om'. Dispatches.
II yrram,. July 90 isa,

cseains 0S scprr
tsn washington YESTERDAY morning Ia search o. the
~rmy. and. crossiag thain brige son joined dssch
ss' cf csvsy Under emnsnd q Cap. Robbins, NJ inc
sMsh Se~ Jersey rh.y wee en = scot a. a. ilc lay
~as sro ssoy wafr'ro orig marehed sbpa. f5nfts~n
n,,ss 70 ,hir place, wh-re rocunoe x,,hpr having
sssr sasi- rcbci E,sc or bussN h.cser wswwc IA
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MarRis0.
Cuckow-9AnAx-ou TussAay. Juns o, ., Christ
church. Dcmevara, by the Rev. George Fox, ~ A., :.
PowxL Cucxov. ksq, u sho colais civil service aud
late N New Yovk, " MARINA Lnx MAcaaE
HpaARD-JACOnuD --Ou ItNrrsiay, July 23, by the Rev
Freeborn Hibbard, Mr. WnIsa r. iiamAsD 10 Mis- Enna
l. yAoosUs, boch ~ This city.
hmedMs-Du J0Nua.-Ou Wednesday, July % al tho
residence Of the BRIDES parents by Row Dr RaphAII
assisted by The Rev Dr. KramSv. 8 A Hnslkis 70 Miss
RosAls daughter Of Wliam do Js0ge, Esa Of tins city
No cards.
LocKs-MAcpoxA. Thursday, July Q, In tho parish
church of Konsingtou, Ay the Rev. John Cumming
Macedonia aassted BY the Rev H. Victor Mcona and the
Rev. George hscdons. broshers of tho brdo Gfowes
eldest son " william Locke. Esq. d West Bronpon, 10
ANNIE vrvo~aA. youngest dhuxhtsr Of Geosge Macdons
Esq, of Kenstngto0 and 0ovalawu, county Galway
NoNnLL-SHutn.-OuW Wednesday, July ~. in Christ
church, b. the Raw. Dr. Ever, Mr.. Hssar McNnLL. OF
H. schui,s ESQ o fshkii. Dusshsss county, N. Y. No
cards.
wmrB-euAvm.-InB Brooklyn, % Wednesday. July 10,
By Rsv. Frederick A. Farley. Db. wARaxs A. waru spd
ANNIE A. 1nAvm. all of that city
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Prizes Cashed In All I.egatlzed Losts-
ries. Information given JOSEPH BATHS VBroker
y No. III Wall street. room No. I. New York.
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C0M apostle Iron Railing, solid
wrought and cast iron fenre without pons
rust. HUTCHINSON 4 wfCkEkxHAM
~ Cans street east Of Broadway
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new s.ws.s M.sAss. Em pev, i. /.

HI0adWW. TNRnly-serOnd stfeet
This new Emporium for the ~Ihibitlsa q -. Of
ckLEBkAiED GROVER BAKER MACHINE,
al mannfa'urers pri~~s has been
d.on Of lad r~-dng - III up~r ~ the where
also ~nibrotderv. bF~iing f'cAipa qutlnx hrmH1ag.
stishpz a. esecu,ed by competent opsa,srs ri the
short ct nece chidrens ciahinx ladies. furnishing Ae
on hand ~nd male 10 od.r. Saving Ma mes, opera
10 r. m hes b. the day o week
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.ChIDdveu yeeshlrv..-T

sSoscs Elliptic Lock- sssseh sewing Ma.
salesrooms, 5y7 Broadway.
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War Democrats -17s6 anA is63.-1ee
their Photographs taken ~ HOLMES 0alery, s3 Broad.
Xl
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Omciai Drawings or Marray, Eddy &
Cos Kentucky ana Hssouu state Isotiere.
kssrUcKS ExrsA CLASS tp-yuly - isu
33, s, 80, IL. 80. 10, -. ~. 7, is, 10, is, I.
EEusvcGy, GLASS sOx-Juiy 10. isdl
0, As, So. 50. s. ~, AZ. 10, 70. "a. 65, 6l, 10,
~. rs. 81, so. 2, 4. 81.
Circulars sent free o< charge. by sadre..ng ehsrto
Covingtoa. Ky. o. 81 LoalA. No.
OmsssI Drawings OF she shelby College
-s'" Errsa clAss Ss--yuy r. 1851
10. So 81, 80. 30. 81. -, 80. ~, -, ,. 50. g.
Class Dt-Swiy ~ 1853 =
., So, IT, %, IL. 73. "a. ~, IS, 76. 40. 80,
IL, 10, II.
CspulArs seat ~ sidrsssiny
JOHH A. NORRIS 4 Co.
Wilmington. Delaware.
For the Hass Bagry's TstcspherOus.-'
The best and cheapest srscIc Sold By Druggists
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~ Carses de visise, ~. satisfaesion
guaranteed Prsof show when required.
PER,IyAf. (ate kertsoa). is1 Chatham street
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nary snd ssfshl ~ The biost expeditions
pient and reliable freaim~ut rrplsn~d DR. Lsrrnon
Paris London ard r~w Yors Medical adssrt an Mar
suide I1th edii eJ cloth sent sss~f
Tor VI ty r. WARNEH. No vesey tho snh.~ ~
brosdway Up ~alrs treatment fr % etc~pi satass
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"Childven 1rsshing."-Ths Mother
fnts faithful friend IN Mrs. WIks Ow soothing syrup
periretiy reliable and harmless. n the rha fro
pain rurss d. s~nery and diarh1a rrsy-s gripping
bow els wind collie ry giving and health the
child II give TO the mother. ss cents bottle
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Eight Cavtes de v1siss for Oss DoSlas 2.
ai BALCHs. as Bosdusy No spared produce
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Diseases Of she NerNoss, S.sutaaI, Uvt-
nary and sexual Systems and rrllsbla lsstmcrtin
OF the Howard Assori
envelope free ~ chsrI-. Address DR. ski.s Houghoa
How ard Atsocistion. YhlAs~sphIA
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search o stolen CATTLE horses aud other property taken
oy hsseoys men, as well Is Of the themselves.
OUR CAMP LAST mdss
In the woods, the farms Of some Unioa people,
vho kindly furnished us with meals We mads beds
under the trees but pretty well washed ous By No
rain before morning.
After breakfast We started FOR DrsncsvtlIe and
rving there found two OF Mosbys scouts leaving town
In great haste We gave them chase and parting shots
but they TOO far ahead hs captare them,
and the chase or avail just thsa but tsy were
caught afterwards, st least 80 understand Captain
Robbins and his command thought possibly tosy mighs
be the advance Of Mosbys party; but we ascertamed
that they only couple o. bashwhscke,s and horse
stealors who attached themselves his Command %
cover their robbing and plundering schemes
COWARD CO."
We then passed towards Leesbag carefully watching
for ambuscades Two or three alarms by the nrug os
the guard consequent charges and captures
persons the recovery OF considerable pro-
pcr,y Of the UDonsts government wore all we could
accomplish before reaching Goose creek, which was %
swoolen By tho recent showers that not ordable
So had TO return towards Washington.
R W0. CAPTAIN soBsuNs
Il a member Of Colonel Wyndham's regiment and sta6,
and 70 gallant fellow u about twenty years. He has
fought his way from private IN the ranks 10 cap
taincy, commanding regiment, and is detailed
an alarm given be cries "forward and dashss on Gar
ahead u all his FORCE except two three vors order
es 70 have 90 more ds. of fear Or danger Man
man raid and distinguished himself by his bravery. Hs
was accom- aned on this occaston By Lieutenant Nc
hndy. late Of the regular army. VINO seconded Al hts
movements with the greatest aacrly volunteer aid
and Mr.. Spauldng somewhat scout In that part
OF Virginia.
n0w SPENT THx NIGHT.
When returhing turned on alone upon the Vienna and
Fairfax road. acr having again esayed 70 sleep under
with the exception Of ths annoyance of hungry nss.
Qutos
JrLY n, 1858.
GENERAL RUFUS KTH0.
Yesterday marched thirty ave miles, and this
morning We were again In the saddle by Elk O'Clock,
and hsve nov ridden twenty -ave miles 70 General
Kings headquarters ~ this place. Finding hotel
hero obliged 10 call apon General Rufus King
food and lodging, which very promptly and kindly
furnished 1he General is an old newspaper editor and
admires the enterprise Of the HERALD In It's arrange
ments for army news All Of the Fraternity owe him
many thanksr just or all over tho classic aud
historic plains Of this State for the spot whore army
now ID. iN
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,ssr sss,s'G ssp.'Igs - NIgt sArtAs
gDEOFtLs DfKrkrNA
aaf fasaa1l - ne4t taapafty
ofbto : t4a 81 tss Fuasie.. s~sA
50 ~, - asess " - ssGs
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Obituary.

rn4 LATE Nh. p. DrsS ov the VIEW Yoax HER,tn.
From the captain u the MiDnehahs We 'os'sn III
following particulars In relation TO the death q
Mr.. j. r. Dunns-TAs steamer en vicksbnrs son
day evening, and Il that time Mr.. Dunn sprsreuty
freely among The panssngsrs, bit oomplsned dBring
the day 70 frisad d feeling chilly, bu, wss eoograsa
atins himself THAI hs TO got away from this
unhealthy climate, fearing thai R be shoud remain
longer he wosd have AZ the Southern fsvers. On
.ss' svsnns ~ s vs,y hs.r.y .sgps, sns ,srsa "
Mrs whsstssmysr, sxsnt the saniisy Stores for the
STATE u Iowa. until nine seock, whsn he hsds her good
night sDd retired 70 10 stssroo ass TO ss<p the seep
the stst>foon with him, retired sitter nins and II
that time Mr. Dunn seemed % be In perfect health The
following msrsing Mr. Murphy tisd 10 a~sk~n Mr. Iunn
but nG he csn 10 bs enach anf
certAinty Il human lie With tho fand bor@ - sea
seeing tke beloved ones at hons, rvG ~h "a he h&1
been sspasafcA ~ lo0K-abs~nl0g nipacf for sari
time frcn the horrM ssalft.ss a. he has g9ay
70 oin ssAs nooIs army q martyrs .n hay. gone es,r.
him. W return On the arrival o. The stsUR ~
M~mchks his rerDsins abs cNye & by hts ffeea
sod snee late, NJ fnfs sri BY BIN tenn IRA II
aasvrsa IN the ccOstsry ~ thAt isee. ss.s tisb
placed a ,ss brad % lhs grave. 9Th ihe fossns y
scripscc marks hs rssslnS pae-J I. russ, srcfier
fos the Ss~ Yosx HKssis, d~i ~ tho sfsesss v nts
hahA rssr Greessac, MNs.. Jniy Is, is1J
The remMins a Dur god fnd faithfA ANs@'ltt, Nr
john " DmnD, we're hrvwght IN a. iar a. FsDaa t ~
ore " his a~orAtea, Mr. Charles ~ NreN. sa4 nAa A
AZ the rcpidrnce " Ms family ~ Tbwa stree. Nlse.4
burg from ghrneo ths funersl viii sists, IRIS
60 rnorfSfla ~ tw0 0'eio.t, u NJ Faff~l - ~
nfcity hud Seeeion to h9 rissi AIT asxsc..is, %a
ihanss ID The grssass - - f,nsy ase dor ~ las
gcurei fcs a. All - shau s.e -, y~a .sy
,hd TIER ~ ~. bfsAq .htA 10 ut's sarh tt 4
! err.
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Fer the 0ats naSry's TsteepherOua..
The beat and cheapest srs,cie Sold By Drassists.
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Trussss.-Marsb Bv,s.. Corner az B,o

w. a. Bsteheior's Hair Dye-Th~ B~st
In the World Instantaneous, harn ets and reliable Sold
BY all druggists ard perfuers fAeiry ~ sray sweet
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Elsetrtsal Discoveries nud Wonderful
Eesnlts-br. cHANBERLIN 10 Bana street. Ssv yors
Introducing hlN tWt
no.t obstinate disease. " csssbln.loas of
Jsetfiffg
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Hyar,. -. ~. ., po.sis ssr-nxus

Hiis-s uAir Dye, % esrt.-Diash OF
hnfi NJ al ArGxEss
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s.ss"hn s.s,y g. A 49, '.y sss'a 80 s's-
" los - freme ~tl al
yoa isrYrarf ih ~, ye.F-~lf - sfsA r.AnAa
c4re, sns "NNIM ~ THOUSAND fLSpw fnAtt a.
adsntrisc' rsnl snd ossin@ y aiss ss1ss.ss 1@
ihs ssa ssfl ll.a .ais re. y s-ss - az ~ n
nrug.fGs
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Wsss, = o~psss, Urtr Dy.. us'r Dysfrs
AID MotfagiR ffpNwi fof N~nNffsAsx thM ta4r W A
LATt tArIHEN VI EsI4 Nsfp~t
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IN. H,s.p so.r.ses4sl o. ~. ts,a sstisrs o, ,ss
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Hesassfui i1ompi.stoa.-Lssrd's Dsoem
Of Youth Lqrif Pesri for pf~ssrvirx ss bssYfyug
the pisrion ssin Al frusxs~s tss Bsosdwsr
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finds faithful friend IN sr wINsIow soothing syrup
perfectly relAb- and hsrn.s relieves The chld fe
cure. ~ins ee y s'as rrsf ps.h g s ss
Diseases Of the S~v~oss, SEMINAL, Uvi-
ps,. ss s"a o. fe he rsa'' s9
s.s Z, s.I s.1.s DR. S' "oas"
Diseases or ths Ner,ess. seminal, Uvs-
P. P.. Tsss.s s:.ss ~ s. ~,
); 11RSk - g:s,' 'ss ~. IT, .s:. '.a ~
brosdwsy Up ~ars treatment fryn % etcep sa,arisv
and sunday.
w. a. Bsseheior's Hair Dye-Th~ Brss
M wosd; n.iss,sseoa. hsTu sl. sna rslissls ssih
Truss.s.-Msrsh B~os.. Corn~r az Bsoad-
sSosisr sss.. E.a.s sisss. .'s s.a.s.ry
and s'ls ka'sie snpt-or'er. fens'e stene-u
Tan. rrseLI~. ssiiown.ss, Erup,iens,
os sIects snd al ssin slepshes cur-d b 0otRAuDs
fs1sn Nsd'eaed soap ~ Basa~sy. near orand street
Tr"ssss -Narsh & Co.'S Radical Cu,s
o. :y Ns, s, 's ,s og,e. 81 .' sss
sussdsni.
Fsess or thc Fesbie.--seos Gratis snd
pos. psid snJ~ hs,e AZ who ars fs.b's s@r.e. shaaA
500 Pos, oaoe' New Ysrs si.y' "
Kesnta-br. cHANBERLIS, 10 Bana street ~. rets. 1.
now Introducing hls imfcant acsv-vy hs of the
KIsctriei'y.
Hesastsui Sempi~aioa.-Lssra's Dsoe~s
q q. rs~s :, qns .as ss .r' a. 80 a. sss.s
oe.r.~a's Po.a,s s.hs,is Upr.s,s
hair from Brrer iips fopsheada part Of
body. sos Bnsdvay, near GRAND street
Chysssssese's HAIR Dys, rrsssrvsssvs
and Wiz deto,. wholesale and r.al. M Ast0r Ho1.s
The dSs APPLIED by .aLtul stls,s
No more Cray Hair %, Baids.@s.-s,
ysarsooasiAnt sndy consntAilon five ~ ~. GRAND.
JEAN. Asos plss~
A Dsssssf~i compissie~, tree fvs" Tss,
eH,: es2ts ass ~ rsossA:b r.- = ssA. y.
~ s.i- BY d q hAtsts a 60. ssA all druAxs2
Bsgse's Hyperion Fi.is Rsss.v~. ~aA
- CONVINCED y BooLE. ssaas~ 80 s'ssTvAafs
nsa Bssnth-The Greatest savs~ che
ham.n isa'lJ = hsr = rS- E.say ly.srs s.s sss-
,ss .fs = ~ - ys,.-.. y9.s.. 81, ~, s.4.
.'sD 4. a .s' .s "a .A. ~ fs 80 s -. 30 -. :,
w's., 1o-p.s., u-'r Dy.. us'r Dy.irs
kdthEL1E hi byt1 s'fr~t
mir. HAIR Dy.. 10 e.r,.-niash sr
Nroen sgiQfal 49, is.aAs, Dstos 80 asf- ~ ss,sI
aois NJ Al Ar3xEss
uynrss 80. ~ es Doabie strength
LffE EAL~As
"'s,'i. ssrsoSjjiE. jji.:'i, 6ssrsEhs.s sEs s'''A'.
aad fssAsel q 49, iaRany -
..o.gs stas :, sss rnsss. s-sA '
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Fscss or the Feebie.--seos Gratis y M
po.l paid snyubefe al Who feeble shaali
read "a send address 20 the snbor. Dv Hoiliex boz
500 Post 0fsee New fofk cily.
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mr. WIN. voasx's Dsspstches.
HsADeuAxrxss, Gsxces CA,sLsf confs.
Jug -, 1853
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0owrawds Poudws ssbstie Cpreess
hair from ips. lo~ fos~h~ada Of
body. sos Bnsdvay, near Grand street
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B~gle's Hyperion ti.is Rsss~v~s anA
ire~>ss bar. nsxis Eertris nsr Dys. A~s ln my
~ CONVINCED " BooLE. Assas@ sals syssT.Aefs
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Christie deso's HAIR Dye, Prssevvastvs
and wx deyot ~ho-ssis and rsiaAi. NJ Astor Hoass
The dxA Aprlled bl sAlinl Artlsts.
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TrUsses -Narsh ~ Cos Radical Cure
TrDss No. yeer street, opgogts ~. ehsrrb No
ton vh sny Other fr1ss ohce oi tie rsnse
sttssdsni.
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a Dsssssf~i Compissic~, tree frss. Tss,
ss2Is aaa o. srnorsAsb rLa@2sk rr..- 80 - .s.. "a
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NEW rrnLIcArtova.

~ scr wAN4 ~ kAoN
l So *tfws a sslAK IA n2f-s tf tAa atsIaJ
MEDICAL C0NMcr HFNAE
A GN~s AMSs tF fsY NWM fNtra II" a. -
Iffsr - mFwts& IN &sFaHs t.ra@ MBf 0H. Nw -
Ms nsfK ~ \ NNef tf ~ III 49, fa.a#f - = ~
yOpTr I'D ntss-tnN @f
,rtp up~444n88N av yt&.MArF 4rEfS ov
] SsFsfft fe 49, sae8 f@a t.t .e ' -
- r.NMs - af# NMEM = 80 -
Fs4sTi - 49, = hsasl ~ vMf hfF. 4 -
- : - "a 80 lfs.fs lsHs = taa@fatHt - " N
- "'Tt sLascrtgg rs.a... . -. ~ss~.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-30

Es 302

AN ACT to amend section 81 of Chapter y of the
general laws of 1859, entitled "an act relative to
The sale OF lands for unpaid taxes, and the cons
veyance and redemption thereof
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact as tOh0wS:
Sec. /. Section twenty-one of chapter twenty.
two of the general laws vi 1859 as amended by sec
three of chapter twenty-six Of the general laws vi
1860, is hereby amended so as to read as follows
''Sec 81. Upon the redemption OF any lands sold
for taxes. by payment to the clerk ot the count
board al supervisors, such clerk shall execute t.
the person so redeeming, Il receipt, specifying
therein the name of the purchaser, the land re-
deemed, and the amount of the redemption mon
ey paid on each parcel, separately and also in dis
tlnct items, the whole amount Ofpeuaities and ad.
v~ertising fees, Un the parcels embraced therein ant
his fees for said receipt and snch clerk shall al
50 enter on the sale list kept by him, the name o
the person redeeming, the sum pad therefor by
him, Exclusive of fees as aforesaid and he time
when paid which receipt, before il hall be evil
.dence of such redemption, shall be presented Il
the treasurer Ot the same county aud c 'untersign'
ed by him; l d said treasure r shall also make &
similar entry in the sale list X pit by him with thai
above required to be made by such clerk and
before such receipt shall be delivered to the per-
sou so redeeming pr0Uldcd, h0Wrrer, that the
clerk of the county board shall not be requl, ed to
include in the same receipt for ~rdemptIOn lands
sold in different years, nor more iban siA distinct
descriptions of lands sold in the a ne year, except
in case of redemption OF city or village lots, III
which case he may be required to insert such mum.
Der of lots or parcels sold IN the anne year. not
exceeding twenty, as the person redeeming may
require.
Sec. 2. This act shall take cffec; and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved April 2, 1868.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-30
Published April IL. 1868.
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AN ACT to7mend section 81 of chapter l34 o,
the revised statutes, entitled 'of ex %ecutions, and
proceed ings supplementary thereto
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as tOAOos'
Sec. /. Section eighty>seven of chapter one
hundred aud thirty-four of the revised statutes,
is hereby amended, so as to read as tollows =
Section 81. In all cases where real estate has
been or shall hereafter be sold in pursuance OF law,
by virtue ofan execution, it shall be the duty OF
the officer or other person who sold or shall mere
after sell such real estate, or in case the term OF
office of the person who made the sale shall have
expired before a deed shall be demanded, then OF
the incumbent of such office at the time when
such deed shall DE demanded to execute a deed Of
the premises go sold and unredeeIned, agreeably
to the provisions of law either to the original purs
chaser or to the creditor who may have acquired
the title of such original purchaser, or to the cred
itor who may have purchased such title from any
other creditor, or to the assignee as the case may
be, of the certificate of sale, executed on such sale
to the purchaser Of the premise therein described
Sec. 2. Section II of said chapter l34, is here
by amended, SO as to read as follows After the
expiration of twentyNseVen months from the time
of the sale of any real estate, il any part OF the
premises sold shall remain unredeemed by the per
sou against whom the execution issued, I'll oy any
person entitled to redeem the same within two
years from the time of such sale, according to the
foregoing provisions, then the officer making such
sale, or ifhis term of Office shall have expired,
thennthe incumbent of said office sbell. when de-
manded, complete such sale, by executing a cons
veyance of the premises so remaining unredeemed
either to the original purchaser or to the creditor
who may have acquired the title of such original
purchaser, or to the creditor who may have pur~
chased such title from any other creditor as the
case may be, which conveyance sha be valid and
effectual to convey all the right, title and interest
winch was sold by such officer.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be III farce
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April ,, 1868.