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Hitchins and Stephen Htehius for work done on the
Erie canal enlargement.
23l An act to amend an act entitled An act TO in
corporate the trustees and inhabitants of Delhi and
TO invest them with certain powers passed March IT,
1872. An act in relation TO the village Of Osweuo
ass An act to incorporate the Rochester city hos.
pitL. ~
asa An act to amend an act entitled "An act to In
corporate the city Of utica passed February 49, 1882
800 An act to incorporate the g. s. Seward institute
ESQ An act to amend the acts incorporating the VII
as7 An act to amend the charter of the village of
furnishing school houses and providing for the sduoa-
on Of the children of Indians residing on the
gus and Alegany reservations
239. An act to refund to Cayupa county the amount
Of certain expenses.
$40. An act to amend the act entitled An act res
pectng elections other than for militia and town on
GERS" passed April 5. 1912.
a. An act to divide the State into Judicial districts
tended sales at auction.
aa3. An act to authorize Edmund w. Armstrong. an
alien to hold and convey real estate.
24i. An act to separate the offices of county Judge
and surrogate in the county of St Lawrence
24s An act to provide for the election of supernten-
the county OF Cayuga.
GAS An act to provide for the calling of convention
to revise the laws relating To the city Of Brooklyn
as7 An for tho relief of Patrick Fit zsimmons and
James Brady, for work done upon the Erie canal en-.
largcmcnt.
24s. An act to part of the Of Lake Plea
SAINT in the county Of Hamilton to the town Of Hope
2le. An act in relation to the locks the Crooked
Lake canal.
$50. An act to nmond an act entitled An act to in
corporate the Now York fire insurance company Of the
city of New y ork," passed April 49, 1892.
.5l. An act to improve the inlet Of Cayuga Lake.
25a. An act to amend an act entitled An act more
efectualy to provide for common school education in
the city OF New York." passed May 7, 1874.
An act appropriatng the annual revenues of the Lit
erature and United States Depose Funds of the years
l647 and loiS.
An act to amend the to provide for the ncorpora-
ton Of companies to construct plank roads
panies to construct turnpike roads.
An act in relation TO the Erie canal
An act In relation to the Genesee Valley canal
An act in relation to the Oswego canal
An act in relation to the Black River canal and Erie
Canal feeder.
An act in relation to the improvement Of the Oneida
river.
An act for the relief Of certain purchasers Of lands in
the Oneida purchases OF 1880, 1884, 1910 and lS4l
An act to confirm the official acts Of Dighton H. Mo-
sher, justice Of the peace
An act in relation to tho Superior Court, and the
Court Of Common Pleas in and for the city and county
Of New York.
An act to authorize railroads to carry freight pay
ment of canal tolls
Tho act to fix the salaries Of judicial officers
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH FROM BosToN TO PoRr-
LAND. The putting up OF the wires, from the
Office No. 30 Exchange street, to South Berwick, Was
completed yesterday II Is expected that the line VIII
he completed from here TO Boston by the st OF June
Portland .adr. May II.
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V'AKE NOTICE Mrs. H. ROEDER respectfully iafbrm-
The the ladies' ADD gcutlemsn that she be eonsuted
professionally at her resldenes, No 2l Division street.
AID satisfactory Information aud advice of their affairs through
e and all .sere, and lawful questions with
mia ice
MEsSiERlsM AS IT Is A surgical operation on
W SOM ambnlst while in an UNCONSCIOUS state Or
THEIRS VIII lecture the extraordinary condition Of the
human system during mesmenc pathetic state presenting
thereby The rationale OF monornlna mensi hsilacina1
wlcher symraietc convulson congestion. essa.
Grand tbs evening tFriday) commencing at O'Clock AZ.
mission i2lI cents. mynl ice
&E0 hEWARD,-Lost on Saturday, 9Th instant. Three
dropped near Dr. Ellotts ONCE. o. passing from Am,y
street Broadway sah street Three hundred dol
rs bills and one fifty dollar bill Of the Merchants Bank Boz
Whoever will return the Tenth street (seco,
door east OF the Bowery0 viii receive the above reward
thsuks Of the owner nla % re
FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES ROT
THE NAVY.
New faIl, s s;;s Xp,,i o,;ss,1ss .
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals. for Fresh
ec siS Asi Ss & h u
Myne, o'clock NJ for the supply OF all the fresh beef
mus Of good quality, beat the market sords and ~
or r. ~ ss %sss o cS Ss
rect aud be delivered board vessel Of the por
ninety cent the dves. viii THf be paid iy Sy ay
si,.r bis IN 'rpsa,e pseiery approved are led with he
and of the Contract viii be entered INFO
T,h the oys., bidder SWING bond VIII two ssreiie IN one
no proposal will be considered without the guaranty required
src%. MSos, cs %y 5s aeses % Se
tract aud bond within Eve days after being noed such ac
Asen; will procure nv suy he may
pay over the contra, r,, shall De charge" 10 the contractor
s2t isw,w Suc Navy As'It
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Al Mav
1,h;s ,noru,.. ~. T.. 49,
SAD W iA'"S ~'o 'e""'o Avn e0"e"ii'~ !" w" ""Asn"'
ments Of the House to the bill In relation to the judi
ciary which passed the last named BODY last evening
Tho uo,s. ;r.,...a ,,,., "a. .u,a.a,... "a ..u.,.
-'''''N NP'A ~. "A''"0i'A'' """ 'onnA''
tee OF conference was appointed and in session
The proceedings of both Houses during the last wo
davs have bcen cbaract.r;y.a b th. voc. un.h,
y! 'A' "o'' o"p"De
reckesshess ana CONFUSION Inc important ana promi-
nent bills OF the session. have been DELAYED until the
vary last moment and tb. rosu,t h., h.or .h+ ~.
~ $50 Wv ~ 400 800 ~ VIM
Houses nave disagreed Committees OF conference
have been appointed upon the following named bills =
Thu Ava cavern, hills for tho achievement ~ tho o.r.,
-, ~
ana the compieuon Oh inc puphc WORKS; (whcn hnaly
passed both houses last eveningD the bill to provide
~ o,o.t;o, NJ ;,a;.,., om..r. e.. Oh. I'm &; ,.,
tn the iudicsrv. the Hill for the incornoraton NJ
n. Mes Tor ma,Scturny mechanical and minis, mn
p pa%,s' sc Ec '1''A""9@' anu "'"'ns p"i
IN ren.ai tho excise laws NJ isaa and lSas
to third reading in the Senate last evening It came
mn In 10 ranI.r ordsr for third roa drn 49, haTr
n was read third tina Mr. r n Smith moved N ra
commit the bill TO the committee On Poor laws with
relating to the retailing and vending Of ardent spirits
the motion was lost 10 ~.
The bin for the repeal Of the excise law was then read
third time and passed the Senate nv the followno
vote.
Aves-Messrs Baokus Barlow Reach geekman
Rurnbam Crock EoIsom (;ridlev Hall Hand Unrd
Harris Iohnson Joncs Lester Norris Rngglcs sanford
J. B. Smith. S. smith Tacott' Townsend, Van schoon,
hoven, Wheeler, Young-25
Nors-Nessrs Denniston and Snencer-o
INA hill wa sent to the Ionsc and orsreJ IN third
r.d;nc ths "ft.rnoor ' ~ " ~
r. tSn Sor.ta this ,rterpoor NJ R.r,ow from, IN.
c., toa ~ .onsranc. a tha HI, ~ .,thnr;.e
~ ton nj cornorat;ons TO- Observation-Disclosures mimi
n;ca md chsm;cal nurno.os Generic re The sen
NC ,ht sh num. nmmta o ut, =, rn.
80 tha awondmsnts IN The Hi rb;s ia nn. oS ths
h;c h;l,s INNS. n. ogt unless tho s.sson "a eyterd.d
In ~. Uouss this feroon .ffor IN. s.na h, Tor
tho rns, Of the hal bsen ordersd 10 third
reading Mr. Sckes called for the confederation Of The
Recommendations nftba select committed That Tho House
\
committec 10 renort connletc The hin WAS referred 10
the select COMMITTEES INSTRUCTIONS to report il
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WY 1THPTtFFIOH
other party telling at every effort They then fought
to a close when Sullivan succeeded in getting him
on his hip, and threw him heavily, falling on him
This event expected dampencd the hopes Of
Caunt's friends, they relying much his wrestling
capabilities. The round n very short one, and
the work both sides very sharp but much in favor OF
Sullivan.
RouSp 2-Atthc call oftimc, the mon sprang quickly
up the knees Of their seconds and fastened to the
scratch which Sullivan again crossed and made up to
Caunt. IRON whose mouth blood running rapidly
Caunt led OF Sullivan approached him, and fought
away with his left and right hands; sullivan rushing
after him. stopping his blows and dealing ont In return
Of his beauty destroyers They then drew apart
for a moment, up again for mischief, Caunt this
time stopping clevery number OF sullivans tremen-
dous hits: Cnunt retreated striking Sullivan twice
the head and taking couple OF hard ones In return
They made u turn round, sullivans back coming near
the ropes and as he rushed at Caunt, apparently
full of venom, and determined to make the fight
as short as possible, taunt managed TO get his
right hand to tell his head staggering him for
moment to the ropes but Caunt did not follow HIM
I'm time TO profit by this advantage, for Sullivan recover
ed himself and was at him again, shooting Ia his left
and right carfuy the face of Caunt who fought
doing all he knew until they closed when In the struggle
for the fall Sullivan u through the ropes Cant hang
ing on them The ropes were very lose, and gave way
60 easily that sullivan might rather attribute this fail
TO them than to manmuverng Of his opponent Sui
Ivan had great advantage In this round, and 1t
manifest that he much superior 70 Caunt
fighter that the chances OF the latter small without
an accident. II the odds 100 to 40 at the
menccmcpt, they evidently at about 100 10 f
so much advantage had Sullivan already gained.
RouSp 3-As soon as time was up Sullivan jumped
from his second knee and walked quickly TO the scratch
Caunt likewise appeared In hurry; and they
got within hitting distance, lighting commenced, when
some very fine stopping made by both parties Caunt
would hit and retreat sullivan rapidly following him,
and mailing him severely in the face which swelling
worry fast and the blood pouring out Of the openings free
IT, They struck three times together counter hts In
the face; Sulivan's blows very hard while those
Caunt except the first one amounted TO almost not
the first one however did make slight opening on Sui.
livans forehead. A rally then ensued aud Sullivan
threw caunt, aud fell beside him lCsunts face
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s. d. CHILUN.

Eagrarer-75 Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois,
few doors east of the fremont House, over l.
Speer's, JeweIer
Drawings and Engravings Of Buildings and
Machinery, cuts for Books, Hand Bills, Show
Bills, &c Seals for county officers, Notary Pub
lies, or Letters. Marking silver-ware. jeweiry
and all other kinds of marking. Stenss for mark.
ing bags barrels &c done cheaper than in any
other place in the city Aphabets for sale at so
cents. Door plates furnished TO order, of various
stylesaDd patterns. July l647-n3lySS
II SCAMMON, No. 1lV Lake street, has Just
l. received an assortment of surgical and dental
instruments, which will be sold low; among which
are amputating, trepanning, dissscting, pocket
and eye instruments in cases cupping cases, with
horn and glass cups and pumps, midwifery iorceps
blut hooks, vectis, perlorators Bonds oyum i"t-
cops, Alegigs' embryotomy iorceps, Bonds Qlsoph-
agus forceps, polypus iorccps trochars, stetho-
scopes scarihcators, tonsil sectors specuum vagi-
ma hydrocele bags with stop-corks, stomach tubes
bougies, Cathcters, accupuncture needles, ivory,
lockwood, gum elastic and glass pessaries, suspen-
sorry bdndages, Evans & Hutchinson's English Ian
Gets, ear specullm, eye ear end vagina synnges
DENTAL lNsrRUMENTs--Tooth keys, tooth for
ccps in great variety, cutting orceps punches
scaling and plugging instruments drills, burs and
excavators, gum lancets, and files. Also gsld and
tin Foil, teeth &c.
Chicago July IS Al Gm-n5
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS, AGENCY O.
THE NEW FORK
CANTON I 4 COMPANY.

IFTHE CANTON TEA COMPANY has beer
l. popularity known for many years. Tkis is The
largest and Oldest Tea Establishment in America
The public have had full proof OF their integrity
and responsibility. But such has hsen the great
and pressing demand for their TEAS of late, thai
they have been obliged to enarFe to a great ex
tent, their two principal establishments in New
York.
They moreover possess facilities, in relation to
the Tea Trade, In very abundant degree, and
doubtless, superior 10 any other Tea Company in
America. Their scrupulous regard TO all The prln
ciples that tend to elevate the character OF large
house is well understood, and ha, already secured
connection, probably larger than all other Tea
Establishments united, and they consequently are
determined to sell Teas parcr. more fragrant and
perfect for the prices, in the aggregate, than any
o her house IN The world.
They most zealousy invite the attention Of the
Inhabitants Of Southern Wisconsin to lheirAg ency,
'6l Lake 81. CHICAGO, where the follow ing as.
sprtments are always on hand and they feel no
hestatIca III stating bat wherever SHgietriaL is
made very great preference will be given to the
celebrated Teas of the CANTON TEA COM
PANY.
u Reoder, mgke the experiment.!
Retail prizes rs fotio'cSj stject ri ell 20 &c
returned. n not approved Of;
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lishment and-is selected with such care as TO sui
| discriminating public. The advantages thew
possess in purchasing will not fail to be apparent
10 those who may examine their stock
LYMAN ~ co. are prepared to recommend 10
the community with the most entire confidence the
Teas OF the Canton Tea Company-tor which
they are the sole agents. The universal sastac.
ton which these Teas have gwen, they believe to
be without parallel in the history Of any Tea
Company.
The celebrity which The Canton Tea Company
has gained since its establishment has not failed,
as might be supposed 10 create imitators. The
following advertisement, however, will be sufii.
cient to guard the public
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TAKE NOTICE.-FAIR WARNING!
PROBATE NOTICE.

n Batem ~ late OF the town offs alcm in the coun-
ty OF Racine and Territory Of Wisconsin, deceased,
will please take notice that application has been
maze by the Administrator o. sand estate, for license
to sell the real estate. Now, therefore, you viii
appear be ore me at the Court House in the village
OF Racine, on the LIST Monday of December 1917, al
one o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, and show
cause, il any you have, why SAID Administrator
should not have License to sell sad real estate,
according to the prayer of his petition.
Da;ed tbs Sth dav OF Nov embei, \. d. 1917.
NOLNEY FRENCH Judge OF Probate
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER,
PROSPECTUS

With the commencement of The 30th Congress
propose to continue the Congressional Register
on the same plan published during the last
session. 1t will contain full and accurate re.
port OF the business proceedings of Congress, to-
gether with sketches of the debates which take
place IN each house. The next Congress will be
one OF the most important which has assembled
Tor years, and It is our determination to give the
people complete history of their proceedings,
and at such Low PRICE that every. person
who takes an interest in The acts OF that body can
procure copy. 1t is believed that the Is, session
ofihe 5OIh Congress will continue EIGHT moSrHs
ADD we therefore propose 10 issue weekly on a
mammoth sheet, octave form, their proceedings
al the Unprecedented low late of
81 PER COPY FOR THE SESSION.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

A LPACAS and MOHAIR PLAID, a choice
n lection new STYLE at FISK & METcALF's
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DLEASE CALL aud see the cheapest and best
Il assortment OF Prints ever offered.
FISK & METcALF.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

OIlCE.-On Monday next, school will be
1 opened in the new school house in the
North Ward, under the instruction of Mr. and Mrs.
Adams, of Paris.
The friends of a System of Education good
enough for the richest and cheap enough for the
poorest arc invited to assemble at the school
house at half-past six o'clock on Monday evening.
Mr. Stoddard will address the meeting, and other
exercises suited 10 the occasion, may be expected.
Dec. /, Al.
4. D. NQRFIIWAY, }
}. |. EIILE, Trustees
n ALLEN
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| NHAWLS-A large and general assortment, for
osAle by FISK & METckLF
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

Louisiana Eiecfi0n-The entire state,
with the exception of 10 parishes, has been
heard from. So far, the House stands A
wings to 80 dem. The parishes not yet
heard from, returned, last year, 3 wings and
IA democrats, and if the same result takes
place this year, the House will be tied
There is a rumor that the wings have
gained two members in these parishes, but
we must have more definite adyices before
we can safely predict the result.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

JEhcat from Cm'hla.-A cargo Of 5000
bushels wheat from Canada was offered
in the Buffalo market the 18th inst. as an
experiment 10 test the practicablliiy of send
ing wheat from Canada, Tor market in
,hc United States The wheat cost in
BraniforI, G. w, rs cents per bushcI-
freight to Buffalo about 6 ccnts--duty 20
per cent 1t is not stated at what price the
wheat was sold, but probably not less than
81 per hush:I, atwhich sum fair profit ac-
crucd TO The shippers. Chron.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01
PROBATE NOTICE,

ALL persons interested in the estate of Hemau
LOOMS, late of the town of Burlington, in the
County of Racine, w. r.. deceased, will please
take notice that the undersigned has received let
tiers tcstamcntary upon said estate from the Probate
Judge of said county of Racine Therefore, all
persons indebted to sand estate will make immedi-
ate payment and those 10 whom the estate is in
debted will present their accounts for payment.
with proper vouchers.
DAVID BUSHNELL, Executor.
Burlington. NoY % 1871
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IN CIIANCERY

IN 1l1-A.NN
RACINE DIsTRICT CuURT. TERRIToRY OF WIscoN.
sIN-oF OCTOBER TERN, \. ID. lSl7.
Holmes Ammidon,
Joseph [. Bowman,
George b. Nichols,
Abel w. Conaut, O. +. DAxA Solicitor
vs. tor Compartments.
William q. Sanford,
ArdeIIa 4 Sanford
Thomas Raddin, jr.
DY virtus of a decretal order made in the above
Dentitled cause 10 the Racine County District
Court, s;tiing Is a Courl Of Chancery, by the
Hon. a G.. Miller, Judge OF said Court, on the
2S,h day of October, A. ID. eighteen hundred and
forty seven, and at the regular October Term OF
said Court, the undersigned, Master in Chancery,
will expose 10 sale al Public Auction, to the Ugh
est bidder, on the sixteenth (I6) day OF December
next, at ten o clock in the forenoon. at the CITY
Hotel, kept by John Bush, in the village of South
port, county and territory aforesaid. all of The fol-
lowing piece or parcel of land mentioned in said
decree; 10 wii--ihe east halt of the north west
quarter OF section thirty-ve (;5) in town two (2)
north and range twenty-five 22) east, in the
county of Racine. sad Milwaukee Land District
Said premises will be sold for cash.
J. t HILDRETH, Master in Chancery.
Southport, Racine county, w. /.
Nov. ]. le47.-i9u6t.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

4 lady in Boston recently recovered $50
damage from dry good merchant, who,
having missed a pair of gloves after she had
left his shop, followed her and placed his
hand upon her shoulder, telling her that he
had missed the gloves and requesting her
to return. Before she returned the gloves
were found. She sued him for IN assault.
- Buff Express.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01
OFFYCL4L NOTICE..

VOifN II. ATKIN. Watch Maker and Jeweer,
j would return his grateful thanks to his kind
frendo and tue public for the very liberal support
he has received since his commencement in bust
ness at his present location, and hopes by cont n
ued attention to merit their further patronage.
lie has just received by express and steam q
good and fashionable assortment OF Gold and Sill
yer Watches Chains and Seals, Gold and Silver
Srectacles, Pencils, Silver ware-pule--pla led
and britannia Ware, Girandoles, Needles, and
some good so hour and day clocks, and other
articles in his line, all of which he will sell very
cheap for cash.
n. b. Particular and personal attention paid to
ell kinds of Watch and Clock repairing The
correct time kept AZ 50 Lake St.
Chca 90, June 30, IS47.-lynI7dt
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THE ELECTION.

We never knew an election in the county
of Racine, when apparently SO little interest
vas manifested as in the election of Monday
last for delegates to frame a new Constitu-
ton. But little more than half vote was
poled here; and we apprehend such has
been the case throughout the county. When
we shall get the returns from the county is
uncertain; and at this present time of wri-
ting we have no means of coWecturing who
among the candidates are successful. We
append such returns as have come to band:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

Fire at RocheSier-Several buildings
were destroyed at Rochester, on the morn
ing of the 18Th. The fire originated in the
carriage mandatory of ]. w. Kerr, and
communicated to the extensive Livery STA
BILE of y. Il. Wabrdge, and from thence
to the chair and coffin factory of Edwin
Brown. The loss amounted to about
$4,000 Mil. Wis.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

CALIFoRNIA.-It is stated that the inhabi-
tents of California are a hundred to one
against the introduction of Slavery into that
region.
They are a wise people and we hope
they will remain so. It's appalling to think
of the vast and fertile regions which we are
acquiring at the south, and which under
the magic power of free labor would add
such an immensely to the wealth and re
sources OF the nation, bong blghtcd and
despoiIed by the curses of slavery.
Madison Argus.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01
ID lEi m IL i S II Il Y,
DIR. 4. G. WOODWARD.

DIR. 4. G. WARD.
WOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants
w Of Southpori and vicinity, that he has taken
rooms over The Sore Of Mr.. NJ. Myers. opposite
the Mansion House, where he will remain perma
reltIy located, and Will be happy to wait upon all
those who favor him with a call in the practice OF
Dental Surgery.
The most beaatdul Porcelain Teeth inserted on
pivot or gold pia,e, single or entire sets, in the
most natural and desirable manner.
All operations warranted, and particular attcn-
ton paid to the diseases of the teeth.
The mosl satisfactory references given.
Southport, Nov. 3, lS47. -n2Oly
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1 BpUT the 2oth of Nov, by the subscriber,
n Oh his farm in the town OF Pike, ONE OK,
or 6 years old, speckled, brown and white, with
brass noh> on the horns Also, a BROWN HEIF-
Err. With a white end 10 her tail Also, a small
llEtFGE CALF red and white The owner or
owaers o. the above describe animals are request.
cd 10 come forward. Pao,e property, ray charges
ard take them away. w. A. STETSON.
My On 1SIT