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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-07

the tidiest on 'em to the London jobs was
put on Jobs where the scaffolding must
have cost hundreds upon hundreds of pounds
more than the house, land, and everything
else put together, Of the biggest place had
| ever worked upon. used, too, to think l
was pretty strong in the head; but soon
began to sing small here,-specially when
| had been up ABOUT week and was put on
at q big hotel. Right up SO high that one
turned quite creepy, and used to get think
ing OF what would be the consequences if a
sharp puff Of wind come and upset ones
balance. ! could never have believed,
neither, that such Jacobs Ladder Of scat
fold-poles could have been built up to stand
without crushing and swapping those at the
bottom like SO many reeds or tobacco-pipes;
but suppose them as builds them knows
best what should be done, and what they IL
bear. But though did not like it much,
took good care not to mention it to my lass,
for knew, she'd have been on the fdget all
day if had told her.
BY degrees got to stand it all pretty
well, and we began to feel q bit settled in
our one room. Not that we much liked it,
but then it was very pleasant to 60 in the
crowd on payday and draw your weeks
wage,-good wage too, jest as had seen it
when settin' in my own place at home. We
still called it home, for we couldn't get to
feel that we were at home in London, and
Polly she said she never should, after having
little house Of her own; but, as there was
only our two selves, we made things pretty
comfortable.
The big hotel was getting on at ire
mendious rate, for there was strong body
on us at work, and it used to make me think
and think Of the loads upon loads of stuff
the hotel swallowed up, and how much more
it would take before it was finished. One
day when was bricklaying up at the top,
II don't know how many feet from the
ground, and never used to care to look to
see, for fear Of turning giddy,-one day i.
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PArENTKD MAY 30, 1866.

This il an article for was ing without rubbing ex
cept in very dirty places, which will r. gure a very
slight rub, and unlike other preparations offered for
like purposes, WILL NOT ret THE CLOTHES, but will
leave them much winter than Ordinary methods, with
out the usual wear or tear.
removes grease spots as if by magic and soften
The dlrt by soaking that rinsing will in ordinary
cases entirely remove it.
This power is prepared in accordance With chem
zeal science, and upon process peculiar itself
which Is secured by Letters Patent 1t has been ia
Use for more than wear, and has proved itself an
universal favorite wherever it has been used Among
the advantages claimed are the following, VIZ
1t saves all the expense of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
it OF the labor Of rubbing and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed. With
one quarter of the time and labor usually required
it mparts beautiful gloss and lustre, much superior
TO any other> mode. No water required except to
mosten the powder.
Directions with each package.
And can b. readily appreciated by single trial
The cost OF washing for family OF Ave or SIX per :
sons will not exceed three cents.
The man uiacturers of this powder are aware that
many useless compounds have been introduced to the
pubic which have Gifted the CLOTH failed in res
moving the dirt but knowing the Intrinsic excellence
OF this article, they confidently proclaim 1t as being
adapted 10 meet Il demand which has long existed
and which has heretofore remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED
HS we 81 STEVENS,
$50 BrOadvs ay, Boston.
Also, Manufacturers OF FAMILEY DYE COLORs
For sale by Grocets aud Dealers everywhere
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$1,000, 900.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

which they need not pay until it is what drawn
and its value.
your attention to the fact Of its beins the largest
popular Jewelry Association the United States
The business 10 and always hasbeen conducted in the
most candid and honorable manner Our rapidly
ing trade il guarantee OF the appreciation
patrons for this method of obtaining rich elegant and
costly goods The sudden stagnaon OF trade In Europe
owing the late German War and recent disastrous
nanca crisis in England has caused the failure of large
number of Jewelry Houses in London Paris obginE
4em to sell their goods at great sacrihce in in
stances less than third the cost of manufacturing
have lately purchased largely these bankrupt
t send away Finer Goods and give better to
draw the most valuable prizes than any other establish
and respectfully solicit Your patronage, we
confident Of giving the utmost satisfaction During the
pasI year we nave forwarded NUMBER OF tine most val
liable prizes TO all parts of the country Those who pat
ropize will receive the full value of their money
article list worthless than One Dollar RETAIL
and there are no blanks Parties dealing witNns may
depend having prompt returns the article drawn
will be Immediately sent to any address by geturn mail
or by EXPRESS
TIE following partieshaye recently drawn vauabeprzes
from the American jew AS eeation and have kind
ly allowed the use of their nam .:
ington, D. c., Piano. value $500; Anna G. Yates 50
St Marks Place n Y; Sewing Maehins, value S76i Bri
set, value $3.50; Miss Emma Hunter 63 Front St. Har-
rsbui g. Pa. Sewing Machine, value $780, Lieut. Colonel
Watsb yaIae Si5 m Hainss liT KSH God
c., Silver Watch, value $50 Alexander johnson,
ESQ.,, Editor MnskGte Pioneer, Maskaeus, Mimi, Ladies'
aent Colorado and hed Bank Mining Company, Fran
CISCO, Cal. Melodeon value 5000 Aron Long, ESQ.,
Diamond Pin, value $2OOj NJ Longstieet, Montgomery
Ala, Lusie Box, value $i5 Rev. Isaac Van Duzer Al
5any, Y, Gold Llned Dining Set value $500; Miss
IClara Lueu5per Dayton ohio PianOiorte value $780,
| and Diamond Pin, value $40.
Many names could be placed on the List but publish
to send United States currency when Il is convenient
T. LIST OF A LIE g
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NeutraIizer Of all Superficial POisons or Virus.

This of grandest dscoveiesin medical science
of hieh the present century boast 1t Instantly
and renders perfectly harmless
poisonous infectious virus affecting either
the s1Sernai skin the internal muctS membrane,
THE LOCA TON, CHARACTER OR NAME
the disorder is of Importance, that it can be
reached by WASHING, GARGLTNG or INJECTING. The
GOLDEN TABLET is sovereign remedy for Hch Sab
Rheum HIRES Prickty Heat, and all other cutaneous
erurtions; the poisoI, of Oak, Iry SumaGh bites OF
Venomous Insects; Pills in all their forms; So, LiTS
Sore Eyes Sore Nipples OH Sores. CATARRH liberated
Throat, Dipeid in ali its first stages; FEMALE
of kind-in short, for species of Dan-
nation or Viruent Exodations and Fumors of the In
terual Mucrs Membrane or External Skin. Comnunica-
tious confidential. and advice gratis. i-i .H -e t
TIE GOLDEN TABLET 50t = -.
from it's many beneeent uses emphatieally woArs
BEST FRIEND and MANS sUREsT s.FEGUARD. M1- Every
adult of both will find it ndispensai to them
will understood from perusal of the Crcular
which ALL Irritation almost instantly al
L. ed every instance.
PRICE: S per Box six boxes tor IS, by mail Sold
only at thu General Depot of WIN rHEsTtRs HyPaPHos
PHTEs" for CSnsump'io and Ne1tous Debility ~ the
Sole Agent. -.-H-1- .. .-.--
SO John St, N. Y
To whom all orders should he addressed. 1y4O
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Latlie take ParGIc ar Notice.
THE REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILLS

Warran ted French r..
VWNHESE PILLS, so ceebra ed many years ag Pari
for the relief Of female irreEu ties and after
wards notorious for their criminal employment In tn
pract OF abortion, offered sale for frs
time In America. They have been kept in mparativ
obIeurity from the fact that th originator DR. Velpau
Is physician In Paris of wealth and strict
scentious PRINCIPLES, ana has withheld them from
general use lest they should be poyed for unlawful
PURPOSES In overcoming female tions they
I" be truly omnpotent, bursting open the food gates
from whatever cause may have stopped them but they
are offered to the pnbc only for legitimate all
agents forbidden sell them when it is understood
that the object is unlawful. .tl1'3 4a.s .-pH
For sale in Kenosha by IL. E. Clark and F. Robinson
Ladies can cure box, sealed from the eyes Of the
curious By enclosing polar aud six postage stamps
to O. g. 81 APLLS. General Agent for us, WATERFOWL,
N y. or to the above agents. 1y4
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In the matter of the estate of Cath arine BrUERn.
an reading and fling the petition Of Bridget n.
" Moran, OF Chicago Illinois, and taking due
proofs of The same. IepI esentng among other things
that Catbarine Brogan late of the city OF Chicago,
Illinois on the 10Th day of October A. b. 1866 died
intestste leaving goods, chattel and estate within
this county, and that she the petitioner is the only
child and heir Of said deceased, and praying that adj
mnstraton OF said be granted TO her OF SEINE
other suitable person. 1t is ordered, that said pes
tition be head before tie Judge of his court Fri
day the Both Gay of November A. 1866 10 O'Clock
a. N. at hi Office in the city of Kenosha. -.s...
And 1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be
gwen to the heirs of said deceased and to all per-
sons interested by publishing copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said day Of hear
ing in the Ker osha Telegraph weekly newspaper
printed and Published in Kenosha in said county.
Dated Kenosha, November End A. d 1866. ga 4 .fE
'il.5aH.ta. ~. t1 ANTHONY VANN YCK, .-
. 3w03 Cnuptv Indoe
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= n FFUDHIt- NAthONHh OOuhIy NOuFI.
In the after of the Of George Coles deceased
To all whom it may concern ItH T1f E
ETTERS of administration on said estate having
n been issued 10 Daniel O. Burgess on the End
day Of November A. 1865, and six months from
and after said day being allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims for examination
ard allowance. Notice is hereby given that the un-
designed will on Friday the seventh ~ day of De-
cember at o'clock p. m at his office in the city OF
kenosha receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against SAID deceased. -.
Dated Kenosha, Nov 9Th 1866
ANTHONY VANWYCK,
AVIS 81 County Judge.
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E LACINE
W0OLEN MILLS!
RActrx, WIS. Sept. lat. 1855.

RACINE, Wis. Sept. 1s;, 1865.
We are pleased to be able to announce to the Wool
Growers and Merchants of Wisconsin, Mnnesoss and
Northern Iowa. and all who are interested in buying
good wool hard tsOist Goods, that we have secured
the services Of Mr. G. H. STEWART, (of the old hrTn
of g. H. Stewart 4 Co., at Beaver Dam, Wis., who
Ia to superutend aud have the whole management OF
the manufacture Of Wooden Goods 10 our mills.
Mr.. Stewart is determined that the RACINE
WOODEN GOODS shall have still higher reputation
than the Beaver Dam goods attained under his mans
agement' he proposes to pursue the same policy IN
his business relations with the public which made the
Beaver Dam Wooden Factory so very popular in the
Northwest. The secret of that popularity lay in
these simple facts, viz:
F9rst-Never using any s1Oddy or FIocks in manu-,
featuring Goods; but always try to make better
and more serviceabIe goods:
Second Be respecteT Of persons in business
but treat all alike.
TAird-To do just as he agrees with all, and never
refuse to rectfy mistake.
The faithful Observance of these straight forw ard
business maxims, caused demand for more than
double the amount Of cloths that could be manufac
tured at Beaver Dam; because he could get pow
svmcient to supply the demand, he sold out his in,
tsrest in that Factory.
Weth.rk We can furnish the necessary power u
machinery to supply the Northwest with that same
kind of pure tooOJ HARD TWIST CIOths I
Wool Manufactured on Shares or by The Yard,
On terms greatly to the advantage of those having
WOOL over selling the wool and buying their CLOTH
besides getting article they depend upon for
service.
PD- TTe can manufacture wool, for customers, on
shares by the yard, at short notice.
Wool may be sent us to manufacture, by Rail.o&d
err Steam boat, tNot by Expire 81 at oar eepense.-
Send directions inside the sack; send strong sack
mark plain, "BL AXE L CO., Racine, Wis" Also
write by mail the directions
E1-OLOTH, OF VARIoU STYLES, kept coDntant
Iy On hand wholesale to the Trade, retail for
Cash or WOOL to great advantage over any other
16tf BLAKE 81 co
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DIR SRELEY7S
Liquid Catarrh Remedy.
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms of Catsrrh are at first very slight
Persons di they have cold, that they have ire
quent attacks and sensitive to the changes
or temperature. In this condition the nose may he
dry, or slight discharge thin and acrid a&terwardS
thick and adhesive, may ensue
AS the disease becomes chronic, the DISCHARGES ara
increased IN quantity; hey now thick and heavy
and are hawked or coughed off he secretions are
offensive, causing bad breath; the voice thick, aud
nasal the eyes are weak the sense of smell Iessened
or destroyed-deafness frequen " takes PLACE
Another common and important SYMPTOM of ca>
tarrh that the person obliged to clear his throat
in the morning OF thick slimy mucous which ha a
fallen from the head during the night When This
takes place the may that his disease ia
its way to the lungs and should lose no time in
arresting it.
The above are but few of the many Catarrhal SWIM
toms Write to our Laboratory for our pamphIe! de-
scribing fully all symptoms, it will be sent FREE to
any address. Also, directions where procure the
medicine.
We receiving letters from all parts Of the Un-
Ion and also numerous testimonials from those using
t, bearing she evidence of its infaiIible merits.
~ This remedy contains no MlNEsAL or POISON
Gus NGkkDIENrS, but is pFepsr ed from Vegetable Tx
tracts M iusveiy therefore tits Perfectly hGf aaeSs
even 10 the most. 'endef sud delicate cniid. lAs
Can for Neelye's VatGrrh Remedy and take
no other not sid by drug rs IN Jour vicinity,
''eF VIII oder 1t for you Price S20O bottle.
:, A persons suffering with say affection of the
Hsau ihro a. or Lungs should writs IT OF e for our
psmphet iuly describing ali symptoms per;.iatng 10
the above Diseases
Il viii be sent free to any a5drasa
Address.
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SHE WATSON s. CO.,
Sml9 81 - 80 Nassau Street, New York City.
Circuit Court { ounIy Of Ikenosha

s............s Yhe State OF Wisconsin, w. i
u. s. Inter. To Edward A Hyue.
REV. Stamp: YOU hereby summoned and
:5Oc cancl'd. required to answer the complaint Of
So - - +" Horace Is. Cahin, Edward q.
Eames John J. Donaldson, aud Horace b. Clahin,
Jr, of which copy is herewith served upon you,
snd to serve copy of our answer us at our Of
flee in the city and county of Keuosha and State of
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service here-
Of exclusive of the day OF such service and II you
plain ifs will take judgment agar st you io the sum
81 621 and 81 cents, with interest the rate of per
cent per aanum from the Sih day OF May 1866, be-
sides the cost Of this action. 20! 6w21 .9'
Dated October II, 1866 HEAD d SCHOFF,
"a.
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PROMPT AND CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
SnprmatOrrhea or Seminal Weakness,

Or lncohlntGy Nightly DAILY Loss, however caused
or however severe while they will speedily those
MORBID CONDITIONS arising from the original disease
or rom Secret Vice s.s .--... d. y ...
THE SpEcIF1c Pill equally suited the treatment
of every species of Genital or Urinary irrftIbty
or Brick ItS deposits in the Urine, 'MttkJ dis
charges and Weakness of the Kid,iOys.
PROFESSIONAL oPIsIoNs-" have used your Specific
feet SUGGEST. Milton SANDERS. NJ D., L. l.. d.
81 have cured re,y epe'e cases with from six to ten
boxes of. Your Specific PilI."-B. KEITH, NJ ID.
PRIcE: 81 per box Six boxes fl 50 by mail. Address
j. WINCHESTER l. CO..
John St, N. Y,
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DR. .. II, SEELYE g. co
FREEP0RT aa.r.INoEA
Sold by all wholesale and retail Drugghls
GENERAL AGENT:

GENERAL AGENTS.
John D. fsrk, Cihenna ii ,Glhio Fuller Finch p,I,o
Chicago, III; BuruhaEs * VauSehaack. Chicago iii .
Pemss Barnes Co New York, - Ransom & Co. Buffsir,
n. y Farrand Shelley * co Detroit Mich, II eeks 4
Potter Boston, 2ass French. Richards Co.. Phils-
dslphia Pa, - Sellers Co, Pittsburgh, Pa; Collin.
Bros. la, Robinson & Co. Il0ui lille Ky;gigIsy
Bro Memphis fsnn;P Depuy. Richmond va; TRomp-
son Block, Baltimore, Md Dexter < Selegar Albany
Yistron5 armstrong Cleveland, Ohio; Vim John st5p
Detroit Mich Wilson Peters Co.. Louisville, Ky. WIS
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And all Disorders of thc Lungs Ner-
voua and Blood systems.

The success of the HYPoPHosPHITEs during the past
ten year, of that greatest of the
CoNsuMPTIoN is unparalleled in the annals OF med
icine" This new and thoroughly Scientific Remedy
with INvARIABLE EFFICACY all Stages Of nbeE cuGr
1t relieves the cough checks thu perspira tion
suhdues the chills and sever dimnshes the expectorA
tinn and promotes refreshing sleep: Ali the general
symptoms disappear with a rapdity which is really
Nc arveous" Ciue l. the Rule Death the exception.
Their beneficial effects equally PROMPT and CERTAIN
being unsurpassed Nspots Tonic, and generator
of new and healthy blood; while for cases of General
Debility, Loss OF Strength Flesh and Appetite Dyspep-
sa Neuralgia, Paralysis Chronic Bronchitis Asthma,
Scrofa, chronic Diarrhea, it is the efioacious
treatment known. fair trial is certain Cir
cu1ars free.I .a .Ea clt.stLlt srg
PgtcEs:In TOE and t6-oz bottles 81 and 50 each.-
small large bottles for S. by express Sold all
respectable druggists and the sole general depot,
wholesale and etail, by J. WINCHESTER co,
SO John-St. Y.
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Agents wanted everywhere

Sho will SUCH Our descriptive circulars ON
application. " .H.9
I DlstrlU utions are made in the following manAer:-
Certificates naming article and ats value placed
in Vrlpes, which well mi xed One these
envelopes taInin the &c, tfcate Order
article IL be delivered office, by mail to
address, without to choice, on receipt Of %
ON receiving the rtfcate tbs purchases will what
article it and its value, and then send One
Dv'iar aud receive the article named any
other ar ice our list-ot the same value.
p Purchasers called envelopes may, in this
ner sbtain article worth from i've hundred
dollars j. 0l4t sa- III e. .-.... %. 81. ...
Uag letters are unne cessary. Dave the kindness
wite plain directions and in choosing different artiees
from those drawn, ntivn the style desired.
.. Orddrs for Sealed Envelopes in every be
accompanied with the Cash, With the the person
ending, and Town, County and State plainly written
Letters should be addressed the Managers follows
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TIAL LIST OF ARTICLE
SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Without regard to value and not to be paid for I'M
til you know what you are to receive:

J
of Gold and Coral Jet and Cold FlorenDe Mosaic Lava
and Cameo sets Of Studs We and Neck Chains, ain
and Chased Gold Rings Gold Thimbes Lockets New Style
Belt Buckles, Gold Pens Pencils Fancy Work Boxes,
Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Exts nson Holders and
large OF Fine silver Ware and Jewewery of
every description of the best make aud latest styles
t=8E" a chance to obtain dny Of the a6o0e Arti-
clesJor ONE DOLLAR, By Purchasing sealed
antelope for 25 cts.
So Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81 Eleven
for 81; Thirty IS Sky live for $40; One hundred
ar
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IhoS ). ALLEN, Commissioners Of
WM Z. Smith, y Schcol ana
ChaS X. GILL. University Lands.
ADvERTIsENEsT OF FokBsIrsD MORTGAGE
HosHA COUNTY.

AFhhII-HMAN4
EosHA COUNTY.
Samuel P Scott,-Nd lots, s, 4, md 5; description
in blk II, and all that part of lot in blk II which
Is south ofthe track Of The Kenoshs Rockford r. R
Co. in Fisk's addition to the city of Kenosha Amount
due S5Q0,0; amount of interest, $35 90; amount of
pensly, Sl5 CO., amount Of axes; amount of inter
ISL penalty, taxes and advertising, $63 60; total
Is cue, 1856. ew2O
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION

American jewelers. Association,
Depots: "a ~ 80 Nassau. 81, Sc 4 So Lib
cry street, New York City,
OF Rosewood Pianos and Melodeons Fine Oil Paintings
EngraVngs, Silver Ware Gold and Silver Watches and
Elegant Jewelry ,consistngof Diamond Pins Diamond
Rings. Gold bracelets, Coral, Flo entine, Mosaic
jet, Lava, and cameo Ladies Sets G old Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, Sleeve But
tons, Sets of Studs Vest and Neck Chains,
Plain and Chased Gold Chains, &C., &c.,
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COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL 4 UNIVERSITY LANDS !
MADISON, Wis, October 18th, 1866 \
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
COUETY DANE, rs The following described
lands IN kenosha County, hsvus been forfeited by
reason OF the non>payment OF interest upon the
granted thereon: Notice is hereby given that the
same WI De onered at Public Auction, and sold to the
highest bidder the office of the Secretary Of State
al the capitol in Madison, the 9Th day of Deem
Der, A u 1865, unless sooner redeemed according to
laT. SAD sale to commence at O'Clock A. NJ. and
continue from day to day until all O: such land shall
haVS oeen onered. The minimum price at which such
Isnds wu be offered will be the amount named oppo
sue each tract, (under the heading s.Total amonnt
due state,'o which includes the amonnt ~
,ean; me II ter st to the first day of January A. D
Loo'' Eree per cent damages; the taxes which hsye
vertisIog the same ~ VIZ VI au
Sad lands viii be sold subject to all taxes which
may De al the time of sale ne thereon Other con
diiions OF sale will be announced by the Commission
e-s at the opening of the sale
TAOS 5. ALLEN, Commissioners Of
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For the general incidental expenses of the
Indian service in Montana Territory, presents
of goods, agricultural implements, and other
useful articles, and to assist them to locate in
permanent abodes, and sustain themselves by
the pursuits of civilized life, to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary of the
Interior, twenty thousand dollars
CATTFORNTA
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For pay of one physician, one blacksmith,
one assistant blacksmith, one farmer, one car
penter, upon each of the four reservations in
California, at the rate fifty dollars per month,
twelve thousand dollars. - .sts-,-sT s...s..
INDIAN SERVICE IN DAKOTA TERRI
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For the general incidental expenses of the
Indian service in Dakota Territory, presents
of goods, agricultural Implements, and other
useful articles, and to assist them to locate in
permanent abodes and sustain themselves by
the pursuits of civilized life, to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary of the In
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Sale of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands,

COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL 4 university LANDS,
MADISON, Wis, October 18th, 1866.