Chapter 242. for the relief of M
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CHAP. 242.— An Act for the relief of M. A. Fulton, Silas Staples, and the other sureties upon the official bond of James D. Reymert, executed to the United States on the seventh of February, eighteen hundred and sixty, as receiver of public moneys.February 16, 1891. *Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*,James D. Reymert.Sureties on official bond released. That Albert B. Harris, D. C. Ketchum, O, P. Brown, Duncan McGregor, Joint O.
Henning, Daniel Mears. James Keefe, Byron Brown, Hernan Dodge, Inglebeth Svendson, Silas Staples, M. A. Fulton, Peter Olson, Patrich: Moore, Andrew Olson, William Wood, and the estates of John Dore, L. P. Wetherby, Samuel W. Fuller, S. P. Thornhill. Joel Foster, William Dailey, John Shaseby, James B. Gray, Sidney S. Starr, Philip S. Brady, Lorenzo Hemlee, Peter F. Bouchea, Robert Henry, Allen Dawson, Andrew Spellacy. J. M. Whaley, John Cornstock, William Ryan, John Welch, Louis Massey, and John B.
Page, he. and they are hereby, released from any and all liability to the United States as sureties upon the bond executed by them on the seventh of February, eighteen hundred and sixty, for the sum of two hundred thousand dollars, by James D. Reymert as principal, as receiver of public moneys for the district of lands subject to sale at Hudson, Wisconsin, and from the lien of the judgment entered against said sureties in behalf of the United States on said bond on FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
Sess. II. Chs. 242, 243, 245, 246. 1891.1363 the second of June, anno Domini, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, in the United States court for the district of Wisconsin, for eight thousand four hundred and sixty dollars; and the Secretary of the Treasury is instructed to cause to be satisfied of record the said judgment: *Provided, however*, That nothing herein contained shall be*Proviso*.Principal’s liability not affected. construed as affecting in any manner the liability of said Reymert to the United States on said bond, or the right of the United States to realize upon any security given by said Reymert in the premises.
Approved, February 16, 1891.