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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12
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HUMAN MISE RY.


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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

tHILAUhLfHIAi IA
s a Iseases of the Nervous, Seminal, UrIm
EI ny ana Sexual SysteDIs-new and reliaI
trea ment--in reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
sent by mail IN sealed envelope free of charge Addr,
Or: 5@lLLlN HOUGHION, Howard Association n
-'0ouIh Nlhth street, Philadelphia Pa. 1y3.
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II NUPSIb UF THE
FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
. HOME LIFE INSURANCE CO.

CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION Jan, l. 1863 S277 ,304.79
CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION Jan l, 1864, $4O4, 94IOl
Capital stock ,OO0 90
Amount of accumulation received upon life
insurance and for interest after OeduCting
losses, expenses and dividends ........ 2TS, 1881 90
Amount of capital accumulation Jan 64 S4O4 94I 90
ASSETS.
Amount loaned on bond ard mortgage, being
liens improved real estate worth at
least 70 per cent more than the amount
loaned thereon $40, 500 90
Amount due for accrued interest........ 1,#54 90
Cash on hand. ....... ................. 49, gel 2
Loan on call (secur by Kings Co bondsj 1900 90
Brooklyn Sewerage bonds. ............ Z,0Oe 90
Stocks of the United States, viz
500 at per cent interest ....... SOS 600
1867 and 1856 ate per cent interest $4,000
Oregon War Loan half yearly. -. 10000
$40 Treasury notes ........ -. 10000
1881, per cent ................. 10000
- 181 900 90
Loans bearing interest at per cent on
policies now in force ..........1 100, 600 90
Deferred premiums being balance OF semi
annual and quarterly premiums from
agents course of transmission ....... IS, 159 IS
Amount due for reinsurance and Ill other
property of the Company, exc uding flu
Jure premiums receivable. ............... 1888 29
$n4, 500 %
Less dividends declared and not due ... 9,65S IA
Total. .............. S4t4 o4l w
INCOME.
Amount received for premiums in 1863 S225,240 81
Paid for Reinsurance. ........ Ley oil
s288 81 80
Amount received for interest," go 26,O97 IS
Total, .................... ......... sos 65
NUMBER OF POLICIES, sc.
Number of Policies issued in 1868 ......... 2,182
Amount insured thereby .............. 247 $50
Number of policies in force 1st of Jan. 1854. 1924
Amount insured thereby. .$7,l65 400
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12
Published April 20, 1864.
CHAPTER 80

AN ACT to amend Section IA of chapter 10 Of
the revised statutes, entitled of highways
and bridges and Of ferries
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represent
ed in Senate and assembly, do enact as fol>
lows
Section l. Section "A of chapter 10 of the re-
vised statutes, is hereby amended, to read as
follows "The supervisors of the several towns
III this state, shall have power TO lay out public
roads of the width Of three rods when in their
opinion road Of greater width is not needed"
Sec. 2. Any roads which have been hereto
fore laid out OF the width of three rods, and not
ordered open, shall be deemed legal highways
when an order of the supervisors to open said
road shall be filed with the town clerk and any
persons considering themselves aggrieved by the
opening of such road, shall have the same priv
ilege of appeal after the service of the order to
open said road, az is provided in the lay,
ing out aud establishing highways In said chap,
ter l9.
Sec. B. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April LIST, 1861.
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LOCATED IN MILWAUKEE, WI

On Wisconsin st. IN Youngs Bock-entrance first stair
west OF the Post Office. The other colleges of the chain
located in New York City Brooklyn, Philadelphia Pic
dence, Portland, Alhany Troy Toronto Buffalo Cleyeli
Detrot Chicago ana st, Louis Scholarships issued by
Miwaukee College good throughout the entire cha
Colleges for unlimited time.
The design Of these College, Is to qualify both
bohk-kepers and the manageme Of business
fairs. Our system o. penmanship Is the famous Spent
an Life scholarship good in fourteen Colleges, S25
and S0 Works on Bookkeeping Commercial Law
mereial Arithmetic and PenDanship supplied TO lear
teachers and the trade Also Spencerian Steel and
Pens. Mr. r. e. Spencer is Resident rincipal of the
waukee College.
For further information please TO call at the Colel
send for circulars and letters OF explaDatjna Send
letter stamps. Addresa, -,
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Published April 90, 1861
CHAPTER sos.
AN ACT for the preservation of fur~producin
- pninals he rnin namnd


animals herein named.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represen-
ted in senate and assembly, do enact as fol>
lows b.. 80.
Section No person or persons Except Indi>
ans not civilized, and they only on their reser-
vatiOns) shall KILL destroy take, or pursue
with intent to kill, destroy or take, by any giu
snare trap, contrivance or means whatever, any
muskrat, mink otter. beaver, martin or fisher
between the first day Of May, and the first day
OF November in any year.
Sec. Amy person or persons who shall snare,
trap, kill, destroy or take by any device
trivance or means whatever, shall pursue
with intent TO kill, destroy take by any gin,
snare, trap, devise, contrivance means what
ever, any animal, the killing of which is prohib-
tied by the first section of this act or who shall
have in his possession q fresh skin Of any such
animal during the time when the killing or ta-
king the same IS prohibited by the first section
of this act, shall, upon conviction thereof, suffer
penalty OF not less thai five collars more
than twenty-five dollars, in the discretion Of
the justice who shall try the case.
Sec :. 1t shall be the duty of any justice of
the peace, residing in the county in which any
of the provisions of this act shall be violated, on
the filing IN his Office OF ID complaint of any per-
son, verified by oath, stating facts which show
violation of this ACT and ihe person or pers ms
who violated the same, to Gauss such person or
persons to be arrested and brought before him
some other justice OF the county, to he lred
for such otfense; aud upon conviction, such
person or persons shall be fined as prescribed by
two of this act which tine, when collected,
shall be paid, one-fourth to the person making
the complaint, the balance TO the county treas
urer of the county III which the conviction takes
place,
Sec 6 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica~
ton.
Approved April l. 1864
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12
THAT | GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
BUY The SUREST!
RIIY TILE SURESTl
WHICH IS LYONS DROPS.
WHICH is LYONS DROPS.
THEY ACT LIKE A CHAR

IIIIlI III III IAI- II '1II1tINtIj
by strengthening and invgoratng, and restoring the
system to healthy condition. II moderates all excess
and removes all Instructions, and a speedy cure may
be rel ed
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No WRINGER CAN BE DURABLE
WITHOUT COG WHEELS.

go BOD Canvasser wanted n every town.
sag On receipt of the price from places whereno
is selling, will send the Wrnger FREE OF EXPENSE
For particulars and circulars address
6w42 L. G.. BROWNING 34T Broadway NJ Y
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Advertisement
life EnsssE-ance-An aEsTp--e-Aisy e
Example


life EnSu1ramce-Am HD.Ts-.e-s1y G
Example
The friends of the late John NJ. Taylor of
this county, will be gratifed to learn that a
few mon
H. Kellogg agent of the Home Life Insurance
Company of New York, for Policy of two
thousand dollars. He being in perfect health
the Policy was issued on the twentieth day of
last March. And now after being sick with
Typhoid Fever for about two weeks, he died
leaving to his bereaved family this Policy of
two thousand dollars as an evidence Of his af
f9ction.
The Home Life Insurance Company of New
York, is one of the most Reliable, Sound and
Equitable Companies in America. Reliable
because it has 235 cents for every 100 of liza
bility. Liberal because it will loan to the as
sured one half of all assured payments for life
if desired.
Equitable because it returns to the assured
the value Of all forfeited Policies
Commissioner Wright of Massachusetts,, in
his last Report Page 1872, makes the following
showing of some of the Life Companies doing
business in tbis State
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER

"a child readily wiring out tubfu of cloths in
few minutes. 1t is in reality CLOTHES SAVER I
A TIME SAVER! and d STRENGTH SAVER The
saving of garmnets will alone pay large per centage
on its cost. We think the machine much than
PAYS FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR in the saving of gar
ments There several kinds, nearly alike in gene
raj construction but consider it important tina the
Wringer be fitted with Cogs, otherwise Of gar
ents may clog the rollers, and the rollers upon the
rank-sha aft slip and tear the clothes, or the rubber
break loose from the shaft Our own of the first
make, and it is good new, after nearly four years
constant use.''
Every Wringer with Cog-VVheels Is War
Tnnted in ~ mn n
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Approved April 2. 1864.
Published April 10, 1864. ]
Ghnpfer 2AS

AN ACT to repeal sections l. of chapter 1870 Of
the general laws of 1862, entitled "an act relating
the allotment commissioners their duties and coIp
p.nsation." ne. .#
The people of the state of Wisconsin represents
ed III senate and assembly, do enact as fol-
lows FL
Section l. Sections one, two and four of chapter one
hundred and ninety the general laws of 1862 entitled
ian act reatag to the allotment commissioners their
duties and compensation" are hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take feet from and after its
pa sage.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12

To avoid imposition observe the signature and likeness
Dr. stephen Sweet every label and also Stephen Sweet
IEfalble Linmen blown in the glass of each bottle with
out which none genuine.
For sale by all dealers. 1yaw45
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CHAPTER 316.

AN ACT to provide seals to be furnished for the
use of register of deeds.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represents
ed in senate and assembly, do enact as fol-
lows #..
Sec, l. The board of supervisors of each coun-
ty in this state is hereby required, as soon as
practicable after the passage of this act, to pros
of deeds, with such inscription and devices as
shall be appropriate, in each Of the respective
counties.
Sec. ,. The register ofdeeds in each of the
several counties OF this state, is hereby author
lied to adopt and use such seals as provided for
by section one of This act, aud the afixing of
such seal to any certificate OF record or attesta-
ton issuing from said Office shall be deemed
sufficient Authorization thereof to make it tes~
timony in any court of this state.
Sec. B. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage aud publication.
~
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manded to do, to deliver to the personorpersons,
or corporation. such share or proportion of the
lumber, timber piekets SO manufactured. as
such person, persons or corporation may be
titled to demand and receive, and which may
be due pursuant 10 custom or contract TO such
owner or person having legal control of such
logs, or shall neglect or refuse, within thirty
day8 after demanded so to to pay to such own
er or person having the legal control Of said logs
the value III money of suck lumber timber, pick>
cts aud shingles, he shall be guilty OF INSIDE
meallor, aud upon conviction thereof shall be
punished, the value of such lumber, timber,
pickles or Grin gIes shall not exceed one hun
dred dollars, by imprisonment IN the state pris-
on no. more than three years, nor less than one
year; and u The value of such lumber timber,
pickefs or Shingles shall not exceed one hundred
dollars, by Imprisonment in the county Jail not
more than one year nor less than thirty days, or
by a fine not exceeding three hundred dollars.
Sec 2 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publica-
ton
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12
10 MARRIED LADIES,

They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring on the
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
SURE TO DO GOOD!
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EVERY UORgu OwNrR
.nu1iOm.

Sole Proprietor, Norwich, CT.
For sale by Lord Smith, Wholesale Druggists, %
Lake Street, Chicago, ILL., General Agents for the
NnrtbweSt.
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Published April u, 1861
GEEAPTEEg 3a7.


AN ACT to authorize the commissioners ofschoo
and university lauds, to annual patents in Ger
tain cases.
The people of the state o. Visions in, represent
ed in senate and assembly, 10 enact as fol
lows;
Sec. l. Whenever the commissioners ofschool
and university lands. of this state, are satisfied
that they have enormously or improperly signed
any patent for school or university lands or tor
swamp lands and that wrong or injustice may
be done or may have beeu done ia consequence
OF the issuing Of such patent, they shall De aud
hereby are authorized and empUwered upon.
the application and request, ia writing. of the
patentee his heirs or assigns. which application
shall be flied in the Office of The secretary OF
state, TO revoke and anaul the same.
See ,. Saeh patent may be revoked and
aunuled by the certificates OF commissioners of
school aud university lands, that such raten /
has been enormously or improperly executed
and issued,
Sec 3. The certificate mentioned in section
two of this act, shall betiied in the office of the
secretary of state, and certified copy thereof
recorded IN the office ut the register of deeds of
the county in which the patented land lies and
whenever the same is So recorded tie said patent
shall be absolutely revoked and annulled and
shall be held TO be void and OF no effect, in all
courts and places.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage and publication
Approved April ID 1854
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az PVEEg 33l.

AN ACT 10 provide for The pun shment of Ger,
tain offences against log~owners. -
The people Of the state ofWisconsin. represent-
ed in senate and assembly, do enact as fol.
lows.
Sec. l. If any owner lessee. operator or 9th,
er person In the occupancy and possession of
any lumber or shingIe mill in this state. sGsn
manufacture logs, other than his own, into Jun.
Der, Der, pickeis or shingles, and shall neg~
leet or refuse, within thirty days after so de.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-25


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tT' 'Eie 'i'sA'ala1 Seneral Cn1f4rcnc2 GA
Monday, discussion arose II rpf4,ncco >.
stater,a;,t hat 1ho ;o,7n.I II *1o !, :.
conference !Qf 1891. nai Aeen 'sfnlen by 8
1'>''Ja' 1heo''eF' ms Ha* amended ~ ~
s.T'"E, 'Se'I "I''o:a"o y the SecataG:
OF NE : "f'"'e''cS:'
l>ev ~ E'1IhI'an' % inc Baltimore CoQ.
>,',a,,., ,>.n, ,.,...',,. ~ ''c
as.. luly ct { 4 i>!iar ministers.
Rev Col Moody $Hi't he believed HAT Mr.
!-anahan u % a:!d 1!4 S%':!%fh'z: YIN th5 ~
"1,'n' = '4'' " ID -.'' S''4S~>'0 '''' s'AN'''';
R1v Mr. PIX az C,l;f,,Yn;a defended Y.
Il.naan. IL said that Any man who resided
90 tie i'order, anI ha0 stood up as Eo:dy a.
Pr. L}hanah n"u' vas i'' aoo'G any E W.
s s', " jo,,4I |'. ,,, y w H.. nir
encrs
Rec nj. I440ahan also replied. lie lad
bu; one l;:cor'' an mas record >:""I "H5'oAt
'1''; ,ze 'enu',a =; ;: o ~ o ~.
ror,j, tr,m the War n<.partt.:ent at Washing
-" '!', 'Ia '' o[,, n,'l' n '' -
~ Mondv and.avnre1 70 eyDlaiD, but the
Conference would nc; peru,it.
-. ~I-~ =; .u:ot A.
torney Hall, Oh New York, IL relation TO the
seizure OF the World AID journal o. ComneEc2'
ob. q
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a1s @l<xanaria Oazette
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NAY 25.

BOARD OF ALDERNEy. petition from
+ Fl. Dafsy, for permission 70 erect '7'os'e''
shed Joining his dwelling On Noya! street,
was received and leave granted.
A protest against certain repairs 20 Ming
street dock, to be made by the corporatlon'
fr,n, business men on the duck, was read and
laid upon the table
The renort Of The Finance Committee YVES
adopted and the Revenue bill Tor 1861, pa sse''
An order was passed instructiny The Auiltor
10 draw upon the Gas fund for 81 900 to be ap
pled to The general fund.
a peti;ion from John Kesler, asking per0l1s"
sion to erect wooden building on the south
side Of Cameron ST., between Patrick anu
Henry SITS, was granted.
Al act amending the acts respecting Nuag-
ers, INSPECTORS Of Lumber &c, increasing the
4ees on the measurement OF wood from 10 10
Nor ct. was received from the Common Coun-
Gil and passed.
resolution instructing the Superintendent
Of Police TO report the number and location OF
al shanties, land the owners thereby erected
within the PROM :itod limits OF the corporation
without perni :>ion, was LAID Oh the table anu
the Board adjourned.
COMMON Council The application of
eJ,hn X ,,ler, tor leave to erect w"nden build
ins on CAmeron street, between Patrick and
Heury, was granted.
The application OF J Fl Duffy, for leave 10
ereci a wooden shed, ali inng bis dwellItg, on
Il ,ya| street, near Cameron, was received from
the Board Of Aldermen, and their action, grant
ing said petition, was non concnrre IN.
A resolutiyn, requiring the Superintendent
Of Police to report The number and location q
the wooden buildings erected within the pro
hioited limits Of thu Corporation, without per
mission, was passed.
The Committee on Gen. Laws made q re-
port on 1he communication OF W. W. White,
measurer of Wood an 3 .rk, &c, 1np panied by
O. bill remittiyg the tax upon the EN- 1u nents OF
his Off &c for the present year, providing they
do not exceed 500, and increasing she tees
upoa the measurement Of wood, from cents
TO 10 cents per cord, TO be pail ty the seller,
which was passed
The sam, Committee MT 3e a report upon the
communication Of the Mayor relative to Che
improper use of Wet and dry measures, which
was reconnitted to them.
An order from the Bard of Aldermen, au-
thorizing the Auditor to issue his warrant up
On the Gas Fund fox s., Oo), to be applied to
the general tunl was passed.
The report OF the F4nan:e Com nittee was
read AMI lcptel Tne estimated probable de-
N lnls upon the treasury Err the year, inclu ling
q b,lanoe Of S)O)J to BIZ in the treasury on
the lst Of VI ,rch next, IS set down at SSI, 425,
All the eStin ates Tor the present year are
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real and nersona property, AMI tythao'e*' ax
elusive Of the licenses Collected by she mayor
They nronosa 3 tax Of - cents On the SloJ' n.
stead Of 81 cents a. present, or real e5Fate a'
or personal property an Fytfaanos, me same TAX
&c |ast year The other items Of the tax E;li! they
Recommend to be con'inred as last year. me
ou!v di5iona! fen,s Ct tax stn proposed, helng
a tax on Soda z ,un,aIus, OF 81 BlG'te1e -
hles ST.. AN S.loo'ing Galleries, Sio lne
Comnirtee recoan no chat the payment o}
Tie interest uron the funded debt due, during
1861 he resumed to the extent o. 80 per ce'I:'
in current funds, and 50 per cent IN me cue
bills OF the Corporation or 10 certificates, pay
abIe ia due bills, and receivable Tor tazes IN
like .naaner.a those bills, FOR prompt payment
q yaxes. They recommend discount OF ~
per cent. on such payments maize by the ISL
Of July and 10 per cent on such rs are mace
on or before the Ist Of August, when PAID III
current funds.
The Revenue / III was then taken up, con
si}eret and passed. With the exception OF the
adoption Of the reconamen cations II Iae fy me
Committee On Finance, referred 80 above: the
bill is the same as last years.
The Council adjourned.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-E. K. snead, >)H1go,-
With the exception OF special pe2s entered IN
aefr,7 eases. and two or three causes c,ntlnued
generally, there was NJ business to note, trans
acted yesterday. To-day there was but short
session Of the Court, and the business transac
! ted was Of 40 interest to the public.
There will he no session Of the Court to NOR
row, but on Friday there are several cases 70 be
disposed Of It is expected that the Court
VIII adjourn Friday Or Saturday.
---zasp~---
The New York World, upon its "resnmp-
ton" has letter from It's editor to President
! Lincoln, on the subject Of the recent sup
preston" ofthe paper, expressed n very strong
language. All the n Y papers, probably;
with the exception Of She Herald, condemn
the proceedings against the World and journal
Of Comn1ere.s. The Washington Star OH the
other hand, thinks ':n> wrong or haru. was
done" and that the Nv ar Department de-
serves the thanks Of the country tor It's course
with regard to these newspapers.
On Saturday afternoon the English steamer
Don. which was captured some time since OF
the coast of North Carolina while endeayorlng
70 run the blockade, arrived at the Washing
ton Navy Yard, where she is to be tilted up
as the fag ship Of the Potomac F.otilla.
Il IS reported that Fredericksburg has
|. been burse.] by the FeieraIs It is also repor-
ted that a boly of Confederate cavalry have
made their appearance IN the neighborhood Of
Burk' Station, on the Orange and Alexan-