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\ CERTAIN. SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE
FOR
E---TTE srT'yGJ.

Being the only etTsctuzl plan ever discovered
for 4 complete determination Of this aistre - 2
and dangerous disorder from the human system
BY the Rev. DR.. JAMES CovEI, New York.
For sale at Dr.. HOW ELS Drug Store
Richmond, July la, lS!1. s9y
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Pleasant dwelling For Sale.

YTvTIE house erected by c. r. Williams. on
Washington street, Is offered for sale on
advantageous terms. IL is two story brick,
containing four rooms and kitehen-ti,e house
finished IN modern 81 lie the lot high and dry,
and beautifully arranged with shade trees and
shrubLerv. 1t is Of the most desirable res
licences, for small family, in Richmond For
terms apply 20 the Undersigned in Centreviiie, or
ID. +. Holloway. III Richmond.
JOHN B. STITT.
October I2th. I546. 42-tf
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| VIE eHceilcni FARM, belonging to the
heirs of israel, tRtNcIi. v all be sold BIZ IN,
undersigned n private sale. The Farm Is ahout
four mules \ ofth las, OF tins CITY on the ,ntdIs
fork Of NhiteN .ster. aud contains "a acres
unter eoad misunderstanding House-0rch.
ard-Auoa water power-sprlngs OF the best Of
water, &c. A>o.-Several tigh,v-arre Lot.
q goo3. unnProved LA \ u. situated nea,
Cemden. Jay ceuuty, inatana, will be sold en-
geoi terms. For further particulars and prices
apply 10 EoBERT MORRISON. Igent
Richmond, Sth no, 2lsi, lSis. s9u
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Tor Sale ~ (. =. e 0 = i = :.
RICHMOND. INDIANA

TINS novel invention. combining the great
est simplicity. durability aud economy, wIlh
the most t.l. ieni action, Is ualyers s aeauoyfi-
edged By iho~. no have teste. its merits. 10 be
sucprior IN all its respects 10 any Pump now ia
u~e-for it not only embraces all the Qualities OF
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NAyNNNAN MNyyN,
Richmond, Indiana.

VIZ subscriber wishes 10 call the a,fen,;o,
OF ,ae travelling public 10 the fact that h.
has returned 10 his old Stand.
THE NATION MALI
that h. has put the House. as well a. the xxho,,
establishments ia first rate ors.er for In. ,,rg
t'oe alton at the travelling puh.ic with the d.t-r
mination that he will not be ou,don~ in a.
west for KIND ana close attention to ias...- Ia,
May favor hiHa with call. No pains shall Re
spared ter the comfort and en- vu1ant of h.
guesis-ia short. hc - determined 10 keen
gooL ana orierly heusc. aud make every pr.
son that calls on ham II home lfts eharre shall
lee - lew - any house of the hind m ihs. IVES,
no man shall 20 away dissatisfied If in his now
er TO prevent. Feeling thank ful for mast f.verx
he hopes TO be sustained by his old friends ana
customers. ANY favor viii be thankfully r.
ceived, and, IN his humble way. shall be re,orne,,
DANIEL. Il. SLOAN
Richmond, Ell. =, ISL. I3-'t5tf
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EoA SAsE n y
) y \ ~ :

r77WO neat Trs,,ie DWELLING HOUSES.
j IL the c5ty OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN i
pleasant part Of town. Apply 10
ia Wis K. DUGDAIF.
Richmond. Nov. ,. Il l5tf
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fac ycar, DIy4bie ia a.Ira,.ce, -.------s-e GO
<t'-J The negF cSpIJcs, -..-.-------------'b.J ,
f9r SIX na1Hssts, adcaHce. .---.- - 90
s5-Fo pa5cr discoatinpfd until al drre45agss
ar 2 Z, ezoert At the option II Tie editors.
sge must be pin, ~ cor5es1ondents, to
t,-ase dtte41fs3H.
~Aa|0 Eoa zsfaa- p .r"e.
~ Hdoeyfsements nil lie coaepicpovSiy IN
afrted IA Ms"PaiiadUa'' 1T the Joi}5aeing gates:
cae s9aqrset y tiaes, t@5D m ) uce.S, s -
lSuch continuance, ---.- -
IEHonHciae naH.es 81 c0Hdidates 'or oG.re, &c
Il hubacriberg 81 .Gg; III not a subacIjbcr $500
H5cr0I ditc5fut an tie ab0,c rates, 10 k.15e
MA adUcrtisc by TIC ysar.
Al advertisements authorized By the statute
must be- paid for invariably ia advance. Ad-
refreshments coming fro.I abroad, must be
accompanied with the cash, unless ordered for
publication " brother 1lsher, and agents.
Idreyfiscmea rs uitt de q. .anei untu torbid II
tie ergeasc ol he ndrrrtiscr, II dsGlt filne
Gred. NJ 4dreyissr.Hent iciA be eonyidrred les
1, IN oHr sq1arf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

y-asGsa.'s Vegetable Lithontrip,ic Mix.
ture. a. General Ecstorer of the system .
ana fnrliler Of the EIoui; unrivalled in the cure
OF Hropsy, Gravel. Liver Complaint, Sesofula.
SchrvN, ieprosy. Bloo,iug AT the Lungs Fluer
Nous, ihcS, futrlI Sore Throat, Fry sipcias :.
Consumption. &c; for sale in Richmond AT tin.
Drug Store ct Dr. J. HON Ellis.
Oct. 9G, l~l1
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Old lesc IV.lis'lcv.

Of the old. genuine Rye Mo-
90 p nnueahaia WfIShEY, for
d Has for medicinal purposes
Or, IIowrLL's Drug Store.
Richmond, Sept. :, Il. 31f
q cCgrsrF.T.ss E~iscffc Soaool Book.,
ga having been adopted text books ia the
schools Of Newport, are for sale bv
] REYNOLDS.
Nevnort L. : oy ist ST. diff
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Looking Glass Plate.
gE~HE following sizes: XD: 81 X tOi;
Ok i2: icXG:ie ks: ~ X 90;
FOR sale at DR.. HowEIL's Drug Store.
sept. J. 1877. 3'h
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r.. q = Z G. z !,

=. q r z 6 z
KING &r.~-'iHE Subscriber has removed
= his establishment In the building itnnrdi-
.ttgly Last OF RkEp's Drug Store where he offers
for sale, whoics Is anI retail. one of the best
essoFtmrnIs Of FiMILY GROCERiES in the
city, embracing almost every article used in do
meshc life. lie vii also continue the
|; \ X l n & EUSi i;SS.
IN all us forms. Bread, Crackers, Cakes. Sc.-
" caainE aud other parties VIII be supplied on
the shortest notice ana the reas lahle c RIM.
HIS assortment of FHt IT'S, NUTS. con
fECTIONiRfES, Sc. cannot be .Acelled IN
the city, ana iii be SOLD on the most advantage
K rms. An
EATING. SALOON.
IS attached. vlrr. VIII be served up in the best
style, 90 + r In. aud almost ali The .Iellea-
etes Of the seaaon. The undersigned will also
purchase III kinds Of
CO L ! TRY PROD CE.
for whichh VIII pay th" highest price in CASH
or articles IN his line Of business
Fersons who wish TO sell where they can
get The htrhsaf pftre, aud to buy where they can
get such articles as they want. al the bicest ~ irs
are invited To give INN a call, aud there viii be
80 mistake but that they will be accommodated
Grat"inl for past flvors, future patronage is re-
specially solicited NJ. {. LEWIS.
Richmond, Noy >. 1871.
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Boston Traveller

CsrTIax.-It may be well that the public
shout! know that the Blue Ink, which appears TO
be growing into general favor is in part compo-
Sod Of Of tie most poisonous substance in
n.iturc-that is, Pruss -lcia-the ink being
solution Of tho pigment called Prazsian Eiur,
which isa compound of prussatc Of potash and
iron. This ink, therefore, must be very dam
gcrous article in the hands Of children, as well
as grown people, who in the habit of putting
the il pen in their mouth in orjer to cleanse IL
1t is sljI one drop Of this acid. in its pure ana
uncomhinel state, when put upon the nose
OF rat IS sufficient cause its imnleaate death.
The above advice we hope Will be appreciated, as
il is sound ana correct.-S-ieafifc intcr
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STATEMENT or DIR. HIRAM cox,


Late Professor il tiie c 4etanafi Eclectic Mol
ieaI Coll &c. and Physician well known, VINO
has an extensive practice, II relation 10 lla cure
Of Miss Felt, after having leen gl8eh up to GAG
vii! the last stage ol Consumption, b number
of able Physicians.
II. \. l.. Sc0ylLLr:-Sir-Iioweve reluctant
| have been to permit my name To appear, at
t4chcI to certificate recommending Patent
Medicines, Nostruus or Cttao!lcunS, never
the!.ss think it my duty, not only to my patrons,
bat to the community. and. aii afflicted with dls-
eases requiring Cough Medicine, 10 state, that n
three particular cases of inclpient Consumption
va: Miss Belt. step daughter Of Mr.. John tarr
Of this civ, a Miss Bar-cr si>ter-in-id" OF Air.
V. Wundar, butcher. ami Mr.. K. X Cox, one CT
our CITY Council, that Or. Rogers Compound
Syrup of Liver,.ori and Tar operated more fike
a snecific than any remedy Of a similar ct.ar&c-
ter in lis operation that have ever Us'a n NY
practice one 81 H., cases above. VIZ: Miss Belt,
appeared TO be lalorag unaer the last stage OF
scrof1ious Consumption. IS pronounced ny SOY
erui Physicians v llo were in ate ndnce previous
to nv being called to treat the case. she IS At
this present tae in the en- oymeHt # as apparent
" GOOD health, and from appearance, as LiAciy TO
die with any other disease as any other Young
LADY, in this city. rs it respects The health OF
the othsr cases. all the threatening Premonitory
symptoms seems 70 have sab-iacd from the use ct
i few bottles Of the Syrup above.
Very respectfully. Sc,
HIRAM cox, II. D.
CincinnatiJ Jan. 25th. lsi'.
Ior sale hv 4. /. SGONii.L, Corner OF Iith
ami Race stree;S. Cincinnati.
Also. BIZ ID. f. HOLLOW NY, Richmond.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

Coon Duso-N.e lr,-n from the B4.~ar
Corner 6. i irw DAYS sin,> lazy closely
yeil,t. cal'td 1t the house Of the Secretary II
the te.aale ocph,n Asylum, AMI ha.r ii to the
secretary neat note. ana then cepartea. Yaa
letter contasn-i IN 500 bills ana a single ~.
announcing the fact that the money was Il Gona-
,ioa "a ;hs asy Ian. The name of the g.ver OF
this nerous gift, 50 !no1estly bestowed is yet
unknown.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

NANfEL PARTRIDGE. would respectfulIv
inform the citizens OF Richmond and the
surrounding country, that he has opened shop
On Market street. Few Door. south Of
AEatn,
where he Is prepared TO execute, IN n work man
Ike manner. any work iii his line that may be
entrusted 10 hinl.
Garments luade by him viii he warranted TO
suit his customers, and has terms TO suit the
times.
u Approved country produce " III be taken for
work
Eehmond, March %, lsi7 l3tf
*. 'e'oysUseEisl's Compound Extract Of
sSars4ye n: "a ~ onder and blessing Of tho
az, This Extract is put up in quart bottles
is six times cheaper, pleasanter, aud warranted
snPc rior 10 any soil. Ii cures without vomiting
pnrgtH@, or aebtlftaiing the patient. For sale a,
The Dug store Of DR.. HOW Ellis
Richmond, Oct. Goth, Isi7.
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The Newark NJ Advertiser SAYS that gem
tie,nau OF thsttcIty raised ~ la1raso >4ua~i.
this year, which weighs oes hga|rsi and thirty
tjr0 IouHGs, and is one Of three-the .zwre1 l.
weight of which is 252I IbS,-raised from ! sia-
gle seed planted the ilrst week IN July. The
whole growth was attained III INST fifty SIX "a. 5.
TIE Diu;sioa IN tie MsfIodist Cturch.-A w-i-
ter in the Nashville Christian Advocate, in a let
ter addressed 10 Rev DR. Elliott, of Cincinnati.
threatens, if the General Conference of the Nor
tlern Methodist Church should refuse TO divide
the property with the Church South. that suit in
chaucery may be the result. A nd should the
Court require the North 10 settle with the South
the plan of separation, he says that it would
ohligc them TO poy 10 the South at leasS 30
600, in annual instruments of $4,000 each.
Should the Court disregard the plan of sepera-
ton. and decide upon the principles of general
equity, it will require the Northern Book Room
to pay over at once sum equal 10 $3.50. 600
more or less.
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COZ = $50 & lbs sg4II.
q y direction 81 IN orser from tn Wayne
: Circuit Court, the subscriber viii oier ~
unr.Is e,.le, oll the premises,
CA : /. Il 4 q a y. '-2c -'.i G;ay Oh
aet,6<.s- e 5s<'At-
between the honts 81 - o,ctssk, a. m, and
o.rsoe. r. M. tae io owing s seI'b@i i'tal -
iil'' ei ~thAt !.i-''l>' 5'cta ~ ~ y -. -, "
heFrd pae nun - "ha t"ri.iS - =. =
Ch,rlr, " Sl,rr. IN IN, County Of :. ayue aA4
site Of Inuiaua
-..so-
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Very respectfully. &a,
lEID \ Il cox III d.

Cincinnati Jan. 25th. l~f'.
Tor sale hv 4. l.. SGONiiL, Corner OF tIitl
AMI Race Streets Cincinnati
Also. BIZ y. I. HOLLOW ~, Richmond.
Nov. Q. III -.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09
FOREIGN.
Con-. Adv. OFFICE,
Buffalo, June 2, 1S47


The Packet ship Rainbow. arrived last evening
and the wires as a matter of course were down
somewhere The telegraph has been in operation
10 New York all the morning, and Its getting out
of order just at this particular time looks nightly
as if the steamer was in. Produce dealers, IN the
meantime will do well perhaps to operate eau
tiously.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND!
The Packet Ship Rainbow, from Liverpool, May
6, arrived last evening.
The Report of the 7th quotes an improving tone
in the country markets. and an additional ADVANCE
in London with a stimulated trade ana a lar
amount of sales with a tendency to higher prices
The Mark Lane Express quotes the market well
attended There was an animated demand for
wheat and it was selling at i'd to Cd higher than
on the 4th. Flour was one shilling and sixpence
better.
Beans one shillng-Corn two shilngs-Meal
sixpence to one shilling. Receipts We're light at
London. On the 9Th, honr was two shillngs high
er than on the Sd. Corn three to four shilngs.-
Corn was in good demand and scarce, and there
was continued rise on flour. Provisions were in
good request at Liverpool-beans was IS shillngs
and lard Sc shillings.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09

Remote VIEws.-It is common to overlook
what is near, by keeping the eye fixed on some
thing remote. In the same manner present OPP
portuuities neglected and attainabIe coed is
sighted by minds busted in extensive ranges, and
intent upon some failure advantages Life, how
ever, is but Short and is still made shorter by the
inroads of diseases, which are often allowed 10
progress until the unfortunate sufferer is placed
beyond the reach ofhuman aid.
Thousands have been cut off in the morning OF
life, by thatdire Destroyer, Consumption; when
they could have been rescued from an early grave,
and restored to perfect health, by the timely use
of "Dr. Wstar's Basam Of Wild Cherry" For
particulars and conclusive evidence of Its value
and efficacy, see DIR. Wistar's Treatise on Con-
sumption, which may be obtained of Agents gratis.
% Also see advertisement In another column
of thi paper.
Sold by STRIKER & GREENE.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09
Union OF THE STATEs.-The Evening

UNION OF THE STATEs.-The F" Evening
Post" in reference to the Alabama Con-
vention, and the determination of the South
to support no candidate for the Presidency
favorable to the Wilmot Poviso, is ofopin-
ion that certain sections of the Union will be
as strongly opposed to the election of any
candidate who may be hostile to that Pro-
viso; and concludes an article on the sub
iect with the following remarks:
1--WE had hoped that the disposition to
impose this new party test was by nomeans
general at the South, but the late proceed
ings in Virginia, in Alabama, and elsewhere,
seemed to imply that it is more widely diff
fused than we had imagined. Those who
encourage it should recollect that this is
game which more than one can play at
If one side insists upon test, the other can
insist upon a counter test; if the mere tenet
is made an Indispensable, qualification for
office on the one side, its abjuratlon may
be made an indispensable condition on the
other"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09
MARINE LIST
FOR THE
PORT OF SOUTHPO RT, W is.

May 3 Schr Manitouwoc, Grand River.
June l Mint, Muskegon.
Str Saratoga Chicago.
a, D. Patchn Chicago.
Schr J. Y. Scammon, Chicago
Prop Lady of the Lake, Chicago
Schr Cayuga, Kalamazoo
2 Str Illinois, Blake, Chicago
st. Louis, Buffalo,
Superior, Wilkeson, Buffalo
3, Prop. Princeton, Pratt do
Schr. Helena, Brown, Muskegon
Str, H. Hudson Howe, Chicago,
Wisconsin, Plocker, Buff
A. Superior, Wilkison, Chicago.
" Madison, McFayden, Buff
Prop. Genessee Chief, Pierce, Oswego
5, Str Louisiana, Richards, Buff.
" Albany, Gage Buff.
Wisconsin, Plocker, Chicago.
6, q Sultana, Appleby, Buff
Madison, McFadyen, Chicago.
." Oregon, Cotton Buffalo.
7, " Empire, Randall "
Louisiana, Richards, Chicago
Albany. Eager, Chicago,
" Baltic, Kngman Buffalo.
DEPARTED.
May 81 Schr Manitouwoc, Grand River.
June L NllUl, NluSktgoH
Str Saratoga Buffalo.
A. d. Pachin, Buffalo.
Schr. J. Y Scammon, Buffalo.
Cayuga, Kalamazoo
Prop. Lady of the Lake. Buffalo.
Str Illinois Buffalo
st. Louis, Chicago.
Superior, Chicago.
Prop. Princeton, Chicago.
Schr Helena Twin Rivers
Str H. Hudson, Buffalo.
Wisconsin, Chicago.
Superior, Buffalo
Madison. Chicago
Prop. Genessee Chief Chicago.
5 Str Louisiana,
Albany,
Wisconsin. Buffalo
6 Schr. Samuel Hale, NJ Intyre Buffalo.
Str Sultana, Chicago.
Madison, Buffalo.
Oregon, Chicago
Empire,
Louisiana Buffalo.
Albany,
Baltic, Chicago.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
SOUTHPORT w r

TNIE Subscriber respectfully announces 10 the
l. citizens OF Southport and the public generally
that having become the proprietor of this we'll
known House, he viii spare expense in his ar
Engagements for the accommodation of travellers,
transient and regular boarders. The location Of
this house is within few rods Of the Steamboat
Ianding, and passengers will be waited on at all
hours, to and from the boat free of charge. The
proprietor is determined that in poin, OF good fare
faithful attention and reasonable prices, the Amer.
lean shall not be outryalled by any ho,efih the
western country.
Ample accommodations for farmers and tleir
teams, The American will be kept on Fl ic.
temperance principles GEO. d. JEWE1T
April IS47.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
A LII persons interested in the estate of John
n Sickle, late of the town of Bristol, deceased
will please take notice that the undersig ned have
been duly appointed Comm fasteners TO examine
aud adjust all claims against said estate and tha.
said omm ssioners will hold a meeting at the
office of John Il. Json in the village of Southport
on the 18th day of February lS47 commencing
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. Nj. also on the sec
ond and third day of July l547 at the same place
and hour for that purpose. Dated Southport,
Jan ID, 1916.
JOIN i d B. slIL son Commissioners.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09
ST. JOHNS FESTIVAL.

Notice is hereby given to the Masonic Fraternity
that there will be a MASONIC CELEBRATION
at Elkhorn, Waworth county, w. T., on Thursday
the oath of June next Services to commence at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Our brethren generally, are invited to attend.
L. +. MARGUREAr, r. r. BOURNE,
c. CRoswELL, T. McHUGH,
L. CowDERLY S. MAYO,
F.. WHINE,
Committee Of arrangements.
Elkhorn, May IL, 1917
OTlCE.-The corner store of Beloit College
~ will be laid on Thursday the oath day of June
next at Il o'clock \. VI. Friends from abroad are
expec ted to be present and participate in the eXer
cises of the occasion. Friends in Wisconsin and
Northern Illinois respectfully invited to attend.
By order Of the Erecutire Committed.
d. CLARY, Secy.
Beloit MAY PC 4S47.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09
PETITION FOX DIVORCE.

TN CHANCERY- Racine District Court. -
L Eliza M. Adams, by her next friend, Nelson
Lay. VS.. Daniel Adams.
April 22d S47 On reading and filing the Pc
,tion in this cause, and motion OF F. S. Lov
ell Solicitor for Petitioner ordered that this
be set down for hearing the last Monday of
October next at o clock in the forenoon, at the
Court House in the village of Racine, in the
county of Racine and Territory of Wisconsin,
and that it be referred to Oscar F. Dana Esquire,
TO take testimony for either party on Commits
sion. to be used in the hearing OF said cause,
the third Monday of October next at one clock
in the afternoon at his office IN Southport in the
said county of Racine, and that notice of filing
of said Petition, and of the hearing of said cause,
and of the time of taking testimony as aforesaid,
be given to said defendant by publishing this
order in the Southport Telegraph, weekly news
paper published al said Southport. for SIX sue
cessive weeks, and that the first publication be
made IT least ninety days befo re the day of hear
ing aforesaid.
A true copy.
Atiest-ALBERT G KNIGHT,
Register.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09

Columbia county farmer recommends ''the
use of dry, fine lime on potatoes, as soon
as they are out of the ground, and again
after hoeing."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09

MASTERS SALEM CHANCERY.-RA-
CINE DisFRICT Court.
Randolph w. Townsend, VS. Jared Lake, Anna
Lake and Eliza Sisson. tVolney French Solr.
for compla nant
DY virtue of decreetal order of sale made in
I'D the above entitled cause the seventh %
dav of November eighteen hundred and forty six
by the Racine District Court sitting Court OF
Chancery, the undersigned master in Chancery
will sell at public vendue at the City Hotel now
kept By John Bush in the village % Southport,
Racine County Wisconsin Territory on the sixth
10Th day of February eighteen hundred and forty
seven at ten l0] o clock In the forenoon OF that
day all of the land mentioned In said decreta or
der which is described as follows, to wit: Lying
and being in the town OF Southport In the County
Of Racine and Territory OF Wisconsin to wit; for
~ (4O) acres off the south end of the west halt
Of the north east quarter OF section number SIX l6I
in town number one ( i north OF range twenty
three (a3) east. The above property will De sold
for cash. Z. STEELE,
Dee D. 1886 Master in Char
The above sale is postponed oy order OF the
Judge al Chambers, until the first day of April
next, at ten 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, al
the same place. l.. STEELE, Master.
Dated Jan IA, lS47.
The above sale is further postponed until the
l0in inst, at the same place and time.
April |, lS47. l.. STEELE, Mast IN Chan
The above sale is further postponed until the
tenth day of July next, at The same place and
hour. +. STEELE, Mast. IN Chan.
April TO- Is47.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-09
FSTRAY.

Taken up BY the subscriber, AN INDIAN
PONY MARE, with foal, about mind or ten
years old, color between brown and hay. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perry and take her away.
AUSTIN KELLOGG.
Southport, May 10, loi7-