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IPUBLIC-No. 1914

AN All to prevent officers of the navy from being de-
prlVed OF their regular promotion on account of
wounds received in battle, and for other purposes.
BE enacted 6y tie Senate and House Of Rep
resented ofHse United States Of An,ericd in Con-
greSS assembled, That the provisions of section
81 the act to amend act entitled act to establish
sne grace OF line officers OF the United States navy
approved July sixteen eighteen hundred and sixtytWo
recurring tnaI no ofcer in the naval service shall be
p[onloteu 10 higher grade upon the active list until
Nc mas Deeh examined by board of naval surgeons
an physically qualified to perform all his
tIes AT sea- shall not be construed apply to and
IIde from the promotion to which he would other
Wse oe regularly entitled officer whose such
eqcal Doard shall report that his physical dsquali-
was Occasloncd by wounds received in the line
OF MS duty and that such wounds do incapacitate
promoted.
SEC. 2. Aad be 1t further enacted, That the
ra OF pay officer OF the navy the retired list and not
Iay nor fetlred on furlough pay, in cases where
% ate u pay mas not heretofore been fixed by law,
snl pc one ha OF the pay which such officers would
oe entltIeul1 on duty And the pay of clerks
navy yaFus, OF clerks TO commandants of navy yards
ana OF clerks To naval storekeeper hereby increased
WentyhVe per cent upon their present salaries from
SEC. g. And be 1t further enacted, That the
proper accounting officers of the treasury be- and they
are hereby authorized in the settlement ofthe account
OF the discussing officers of the navy and marine corps
10 allow subject to the approval of The Secretary OF the
navy Such credits for losses of property and funds
nave occurred during the late rebellion and shall
occur hereaferand which shall appear them by such
vouchers ana testimony as they shah require to have
peen occasioned by accidental circumstances con
uton OF things over which such officers had control
ana ior which they are not justly responsible.
Approved Juiy 2S, 1856
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n prol,ate-Kenosha County Court.

Il ,ba natter OF The estate o. Arson y Case
- n rsadirg and fling The retition o. m Csse OF
PIE Ia x enosba county aud state OF WISDOM
-, atirv due proofs Of The same pfeseutinR anon1
So 1bnes. hat AusOn Case Ia OF Paris in said
o,,ntv or the 18Th GAY November 4 D 1866 died
iarestsie Ieav ing goods chatas and estate within
tb county; that she the petitioner IL he widow
said decreased; and PRAYING that administrator of
said estate be ganted 10 her and Gardner Hnlett OF
Racine county in SAID State II Is oreered that said
petitiou he heard before the Judge Of fbis
Friday the 2Sth day Of December 1866 At 10 . lock
y m At nfice " he. e'ty OF Keno Ia
And IL Il further ordered, that notice thereof be
given the heir OF said deceased and TO all persons
nteres ed by Publishing copy Of this order for
.hree ccpssive weeks prior TO said day OF hearing,
n he KenOsha Telegrhph,a weekly new paper Int
NJ and published in Kehoeha, In said county.
Dated Kenosha Dee. Is A ID. 1866.
3w27 ANTHONY VAN WICK.
County Judy
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I'm Probate KenOshR Gounty ~aur,
n the matter OF the guardianship of VIM II Mitchell

an Probate enOshR asunty -osr,
In the matter Of the guardianship Of VIM. H Mitchell
a minor. ...
~ reading and filing the petition Of Moses p. Han.
" sDp guardian of said MINOR representing among
other hiDgs that he the said ward is seized of a
equal undivided interest with his mother Sarah
Mitchell in the following real estate to wit: The soptb
half of block eight Isl in Nichols Holiness addition
10 the north east quarter Of section six T6 town
Ia range twentythree in the third ward Of The ct
fKenOsha; aud that it is expsdient that the same
should be sold; and praying for license to seII The
same And it appearing to The court from said nett
ton that it would be for the benefit of the SAID minor
to sell his interest in said real estae II ig ordered
and directed that the next Of Kin to said ward and
all persons interested in said ate appear before The
Judge OF this court on Friday the 4h dav of JanuaryA
1861 at 10 O. lock 1t his Office r. the city Of Ke-
aosha tben and there 70 showcouse n any there shah
be why license should not be granted for he sale
OF said MINORS Interest 10 ssd estate, according
20 the prayer OF said petition
IL is further orde~ed that copy OF this order be
pub sbed az eos lsur successve weeks prior TO sad
day O, hearing, ia the Beucsha Telegraph, weekly
newspaper printed sud published in Kenosha in said
county f n,,o,,v, W., ,,,,,,
4w27 ANTh0Nf FAN YIN,
n. ted Kpuosha. Dec 1900 IountV Judge.
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sNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN

IN ~ Iof me benefit and sUTION TO Young
- An otnsis who suffer from Nervous Debility Pre-
IT peeaE OF Manhood, &c, supplying AT the 40
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adertssed envelope single copies Tree OF 81 80
may he had of the author. NATHANIEL N SyFaSiIPPe
ESQ., Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y ." ist : In
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GPUR11C-No 1oo 4

AN ACT to remove the office of Surveyor General of
the states OF Iowa and Wisconsin to Plattsmouth
Nebraska. -
Be at enacted 6y the Senate and House of Rep
reSentdtives Of the United States of Anaerica IN
congress assembled, That it shall be the duty
OF the Secretary of the Interior after the pas
sage OF TINS act as may be- to the office of Sur
Vey0r Cenerai OF Iowa and Wisconsin to be removed
TO Pattslnouth in the territory of Nebraska and to
make the necessary provisions for effect
I've opera6onS ana when removed the duties and i
risdlcon OF SAID Surveyor General shall be coexten
slve with the limits of the territory of Nebraska and
a surveying dis riot
SEC. 2 And be ii further enacted, That all
tnat all acts and parts OF acts inconsistent with the
visions OF this act be- and the same are hereby re-
Approved, July IS. 1865
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G
TAOS. 5. ALLEN, Commissioners of
VIM E. SMITH, School and
CHAS r. GILL. University Lands

ADVERTISEMENT OF FORFEITED MoRTGAGED LANDS IN KE-
SosHA COUNTY.
samuelP. scott-No lots, 8, 4, snd 5; description
- blk H. and sill that part of lot in blk II which
south ofthe track Of the Kenosha Rockford e.
Co in Fisk's addition to the city OF genoshs Amount
due 5000, y of interest, $35 90; amount of
penalty, $500; amount of axes; amount of inter
81, penalty, taxes and advertising 500 60; total
5 cue, 1866 oroa
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$4,000 20
For the capture of Booth and Herold

Sergeant Boston Corbett, 10th New York
cavalry. Sergeant Andrew Wendell, 10th
New york cavalry; Corporal CHARLES Tim
mer, 10th New York cavalry; Corporal
Michael Uniac, 10Th New York cavalry;
Corporal John Winter, 10th New York cav
airy, Corporal Herman Newgarten, 10th
New York cavalry; Corporal John Walz,
10th New York cavalry; Corporal Oliver
Lonpay, 10Th New York cavaly; Corporal
Michael Hormsley, 18th New York cavalry;
PIlRate John Myers, 18th New cavalry: Pri-
Yate John Ryan, 10th cavalry; Priya. VIII
Lam Ian Byrne, 18th New York cavalry; Private
Philip Hoyt, 10th New York cavalry; Private
Martin Kelley, 10th New York cavalry; !Pri
Vate Henry Putnam, 10th New York cavalry
are Frank Nc Daniel 18th New York cav
airy Private Lewis Savage, 10th New York
cavalry; Private Abraham Genay, 10Th New
York cavalry; Private Emery Parady 10th
New DIRK cavalry; Priva e David Barker
10Th New YORK cavalry; Private y lillian Nc
quad, 10th New York cavalry; Private John
Wilmington. 10Th New York cavalry; Private
Frederick Detz, 10th New York cavalry;Prf-
Nate John IL. Singer. 10th New York cavalry:
Prlvate Carl Stelnbrugge, 10th New York
cavalry; Private Joseph Zsgen, 10th New
York cavalry, one Thousand six hundred and
nIty-three dollars eighty-four, eight tenth
cents each 5000
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Sale Of 70 feited Mortgaged Lands.

oNMIssIoSRfs cF SCHOOL & University LANDS
MADISON, Wis, October 18th, 1866 (
STATE OF WISCONSIN }
COUNTY OF DANE, IS The following described
lands In kenosha County, havn been f. .feited hv
reason of the non,1syment OF interestupc the
granted thereon: Notice is hereby giveI that the
same will be offered At Public Auction, aud old to tbe
highest bidder, at he office of the Secretal of STATE
at the capitol in Madison, the 9Th day # Deceno
her, a d. 1866, unless redeemed &C )rdipg IN
law Said sale TO commence at O'Clock A Nj and
continue from day TO day until ali OF such and shall
rave been offered. The minimum price at which such
lands VIII be offered will be the amount named onno
site each tract, (undsr the heading Total amount
Que state which includes the amount of
loan; the intert st to the first day of Jannarv a n
lS0i 'hree per cent damages; the taxes which have
been returned against such lands and the cost of al
vertising the same. ~
Sad lands Will be sold subject to all taxes which
may be al the time OF sale thereon Cltaer con
,itIoDs OF sale will be announced by the Commission
ers at the opening of the sale
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FOECEO SURE SALE.
KeR0sha County Circuit Court.

keRosha County Circuit Court
Alonzo Campbell against John Boban nep and Della
Ana 6Cbannon:
By VIZ tge of fns judgment for the foreclosure
aHd sale of the mortgaged premises hereinafter de
Scribed made and entered in the above entitled &C
ton the 10 h day OF November 1866, at a reg
nj ar tern o. said court, Wn W. Baker, Sheriff of
Ktnosha cou ", 81 offer for sale and sell pubic
10 the highest bidder therefor, the fr mt
door the Court House in the city and county Of
KeDosha, state OF Wisconsin, Saturday, the 10Th
day of January next, D 1857 at O'Clock IN the
afternoon of that day. the following described lcss
and parcels Of land, much thereof a. shall be
cessary to satisfy said Judgment and s. togeth
e with tire cosfs OF said sale: that is TO say
All the following O scrbed lots parcels OF land
lying and bsipg in ,Dr county Of K-nosha, 10 wit -
The west halo an south st quarter and the west
bal of III south east quarter OF section number thir
J 1907 in township number two Ri north OF range
number twenty ons ri east. Terms fsal cash.
Dated Dec 4. S66. W W. BAKER.
HEAD ScHoFs, SherI q OF kenosha Co.
Plaintl4's Attorneys. IW27
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e $1,000, 600.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

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Tie following pareshave recently drawn vsluableprzes
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IPUBLIc-No. 1851

AN ACT authorizing the payment of the rewards of Of
fered by the President of the United States and the
officers Of the war department in April and May 1868
for the capture of the of the late President
Abraham Lincoln and the Secretary OF State, William
II. Seward.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tlVes Of the United States of America in Congress
0ed Ihat there be padou of money in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated in satisfaction of all
claims for the rewards offered by the President of the
for the capture of the assassns of the late President
Abraham Lincoln, and the Secretary of State William
Ii. Seward, the following sums TO the following named
persons. viz:
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gs. A PROMPT AND CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
SpeFmatOrrhea or Seminal Weakness,

Or lnUOuntdrV Hshtly Da,ig Loss, however caused
or while they viii speedily correct those
MoRBiD CONDITIONS arising from the original disease
Secret Vice .7 a...f ..,,..
Of every species of Genital Urinary IrTitIbty Le
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-'s 4..-tF sc John st. N. Y.
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Liquid Catarrh Remedy.
YMPIOMS,

The SYM toms # Ca arrh are at frst very slight
Persons they have cold that they have ire
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tnics and adhesiyl may ,nsue
As the disease beccmis chronic, the discharges a.e
ADD nre hawked or souKhed off 7 he secretons r
Of sivC, causing bad brrs h; The voice thi k = d
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Another couuun and important symptom Of Ca,
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in the morning OF thick or siitpy mucous, which as
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on its way to the lungs, ard should lose no time in
arresting il.
The above are bu ew OF the many Catarrhal symp
toms Write 10 our Labor 4torv TOR psmphe de-
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any address. Also, directions where to procure the
medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts of the U1>
on and also numerous testimOg iais from those using
t'oearing the evidence OF its infsliibe merits.
IL This remedy contains 10 MINERAL POISON
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eve" 70 tue most tender aud delicate child. *
Call Tor ~ceiyc's Eatarrh Remedy and take
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IPUBLIC-No. 1872. ]

APPLONeu July 70, lS66,
PUBLIC-No. 1927
AN ACT 10 revive and extend the provisions of
an Act granting the right of Way and ma
KING grant OF land to the States of Arkan-
sas ana Missouri, to aid i'll the construction
OF railroad from point upon the Mississ-
lPpl opposite the mouth of the Ohio river.
via Little Rock, to the Texas boundarv
near Fulton, in Arkansas, with branches To
Fort Smith and the Mississippi river"
approved FEBRUARY 9, 1858, and for other pur-
poses. go If
BE enacted By the Senate and House of Rem.
reSetdtiVeS otte United States of A7erico IN CON
gfeSS assembled, That the "Act granting the
rlgnt OF way and making grant Ofland to the
states OF Arkansas and Missouri to aid in the
construction OF a railorad from a point upon
the Mississippi opposite the mouth of the Ohio
river, via Little Rock, to the Texas boundary
near Fulton, in Arkansas, with branches TO
FORT Smith and the Mississippi river APPROX
ca feDuary nine, eighteen hundred and fifty
three, with all the provisions therein made be
ana the same is hereby, revived and extended
lor the term OF ten years from the passage of
TINS act; and all the lands therein granted
winch reverted to the United States under the
provisions OF said act, be, and the same are
hereby, restored TO the same custody, control
and condition, and made subject to the uses
ana trusts in ali respects as they were before
ana at the time such reversion took effect
ffo01ded, That all mineral lands within the
imlts OF TINS grant and the grant made in sec
Ilon two VI this act are hereby reserved to the
United States Anad provided further, That all
property and troops of the United States shall
at All llmes be transported over said railroad
ana branches. at The cost, charge, and expense
OF the company or corporation owning or op-
Grating said read and branches respectively. |
yT so required by the government of the |
United States
SEC. z, Aasd be it further enacted, That there |
Is hereoy granted, added 10, and made part of
the donation of lands hereby renewed and
made, subject to the same uses and trusts, and |
under the same custody, control, and condi- |
lions, and TO be held and disposed of in the
same manner as if included in the original
grant. all the alternate sections, designated by
odd numbers, lying along the outer line Of
ands heretofore granted, and within five niles
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