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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20


Our nation is too impressive TO lattery. John
Bull is well aware Of this, and through his present
polite Minister aud Agents in all our principal
cities, is acting the Deliah. He has found out
our weak point, and we have no doubt, is hoping
soon to see US shorn Of our locks and thus deprive
us OF our strength. Truly the Philistines are upon
us. The ehrontery of Mr. BULwER in telling our
government that such and such mea sures would
not be agreeable to the British Cabnct-the estab-
hshment of British Manufacturing Agents in all the
Atlantic cities, who for the time being under
our American merchants and drive the m from the
trade, by entering their goods with false invoices
under the present valorem tarif-the attempts to
evade the Nicaragua treaty--and the dishonoring
the American flag in the face OF that Treaty at Grey
town--are all systematic acts on the part Of Grea
Britain, to undermine our Independence.
A new phase has just shown itself in the cores
pondence between the British Consul and Gov.
Means of South arolina. The Consul ought to
have known that our Constitution foibids all such
diplomacy between individual States and Foreign
Nations. Our government owes it to itself TO call
the British Minister to account for suffering one
OF his underlings thus to trample on our Constiu-
ton and encourage the spirit of INSTRUMENTATION
and treason which already exists in South Carol-
ma. In another column publish the full cores
pondence between the Governor and the British
Consul,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20
ALBANY. February a


New YORK u. S. SENAToR.-There were two
unsucce ssful ballots o-day for U. S. Senator. The
anti Seward Wings refused to vote for Gov. Fish
the Wing caucus candidate. Hon. John A. Dix is
the Democratic candidate.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

JENNY LIND has advertised for 4 suitable house
In Ne" York or Brooklyn, for her residence, to be
occupied for two months or more from the ,st Of
April.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

captain Jesse Biselow, of Bristol, Conn, while recent
lowering the corpse ola friend in the grave,
'"'den' let 60 the cord fell back and died. Apoplexy
was supposed to be the cause Of hi. death,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

Hon. Horace Everett died at his residence in Windsor,
Vermont, the Both ul, the I'D year of his age lie
represented his district in Congress fol fourteen cousecu
tive years,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

oA'osk AT kEosAuauA.-The citizens Of Keo.
'auqua are about building a substantial bridge
across the Dcs Moines.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

Inc seventeen year ocusts expected to leave the
ground this year about the Goth Of May They viii prob.
aoy make their visit in Iowa before the lst of June
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20
Yor,cy,yyr Eehrnarv 70,


SENATOR FROM HIeAN.-Gen. Cass has been
reelected to the United States Senate, from Mich
an for the full term from the Ith Of March next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

south Gsfoiina 10 still contemplating secession
from the uaion. state Convention II 10 DO held
seks The msitsr Into consideration. In the mean
tune. sne Lsssht.se has authorized oiasssy ase-
rsssttons, &C., which look ominous
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

FoRr DIES MONIES GAzETTE-1his sterling
wing paper, so ably conducted by L. P. SHERMAN,
Esq, for the last year, has been discontinued for
the want of sufficient number Of good paving
subscribers. We mngle our regrets with those
who have uttered them and who, with us, appre-
ciated the value Of the paper.
None know, but those who have tried to strug-
gle through such work, the care and anxiety Of
keeping alive paper in OF our new western
towns. Where on account Of the limited circula-
ton, the ADVERT sing custom is necessarily small,
and where there is want of alacrity-not to say
honesty-on the part of subscribers to pay their
dues, the more enterprising the editor, the harder
his lot. The bare honor of writing for the public,
is mserably poor set off for the perlexity and
trouble incident to such a business. There are
some who think editors have nothing else to do
than to make great men out OF small materials, and
if the editors don't succeed, they withdraw their
patronage and set about abusing the editor
and defaming his paper.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

tSbiASA--Ths efhciai esnso, Of Indiana is 9o0 95s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

ASlGN.-ln the U. s. Senate, on the lth inst,
MIR Borland presented memorial from the Legis-
iature Of Arkansas, praying that Congress would
take appropriate steps for the acquisition Of the
Island of Cuba,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20
Supe RI nte nde mt OF Public instruction,


We often see complaints in the papers about
hooking articles and not giving credit for them
We as often see stray articles obtained in this way
from the Hawk Eye, but never grumble at it, as
the good taste displayed in the selection counter
acts any dissatisfaction that might be experienced
at not seeing the usual credit awarded where il is
due. But when we see articles copied from other
papers and credited to US, is duty to correct
the mistake. Such is the following, which we
clip from the Muscatne Enquirer:
"JAMEs HARLAN.-We believe that the peopie of
our State have twice unequvocally EXPIRE their
preference for James Harlan for that office, fSuper-
intendent Of Public Instruction y and we are willing
20 DO our part towards carrying out the will Of the
people on this subject.
s;What say you all gentlemen, shall Harlan be
the man psi Hawk-Eye.
We have never recommended any person as a
whig candidate fNr Superintendent for the coming
election. Knowing Mr. HARLAN's reluctance 20 be
candidate we have been entirely silent on the sub
ject. We think, however, that the importance of
the office requires more capable incumbent than
Mr. BENTON who has utterly failed in creating such
public sentiment in favor Of public schools, BY
visiting and addressing the people, the law con-
templates,-and we are in favor of seeing brought
GU; a more competent man. We have in our eye.
and if our opinion in relation to the subject 10
worth any thing, we would venture to suggest the
name Of one man, who we think comes nearer pos
sessng the qualifications required than any one
thus far named, md that is William G WOODWARD,
Esq, of Muscatine. We do not know that he
would accept the nomination. II he will, we know
of no man we would sooner support for the office.
What say our contemporaries to the nomination?
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

A dispatch was received in this CITY s,n,oersi,
from the principal clerk Of the steamer surk b5
dated on the 10Th, which says: "Aut"e, toss.
collision with the Magnolia. She Is '.,,ru,afs
Thirty lives lost. Officers saved" NO for tie
are given, and we must wait, we presum. '..,s, nj
papers to obtain full account oil the o
the manner Of its ccnrrsnce.-Mo. ~ -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-20

Gen Van Antwerp has received the app' ,h,, o.
of Commi ssioner, and George Gahaspie
Treasurer Of the Desmoines improvement IA the
The Gen. thinks oar remarks IN f's", "a oesi-
inconsistency of political APPS and downs, ,uthor.
ated in his by the fact that the sen" .trickes
izing the hvpothecation Of the bonds was ~
out of the Dill. the ~
Wonder he would not have accepted T,skss
pnintment had it not been stricken QUIZ"
E'hiq and REGISTER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20
SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of n writ Of Ficri Facias. Issued uf and
under the seal ui the CTcgi and pr the
- OF Milwaukee. and STATE Of Wisconsin me direct
ed and dcver against the goods chaties. las and
meus of John A. Butts, have levied lpau and shall
the highest bidder therefor hc law Directs
the steps in front ~ The Court House ia the Guy and
Of kenoha, Saturday the lh day 81 Jgy, 4. -. l-Jl
between the hours of aud three The moon said
day, all the right, c and interest shch The -sId John \.
Butts the BIRD day OF May, 4. H.. l-j hal Is and lGe
follow described land and rueGet- situate ia The
and II kenusha- In ghe 81 i-cIn-iu
commencing point Grand street. four rods east
Of the northwest uf Block 10 tho r-l Ward
OF the City Of kenpa- IN The ,uLIe-j section
thry-one 81 Town two : Range twenty three - east;
thence southeTiy line parallel With ti line 6f ad
Block rod and seven feet: thence east four
rods thence n0Tthery IH- parallel with the west
line Of said Block : rods and seven feet Grand
thence west the south line Grand street four
8 rods TO the place Of beginning together ~h the dwell
ling house thereon standing.
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
sheriff Of kenCsha County.
Dated kenosha, May sd. l-5l. o.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20

Michael Holmes,
E1Y virtue and in pursuance OF decree of the Circuit
, Court for the county Of kenOsha and state Of Wis
cousin, made and entered certain pending there
the Chancey side thereof IN the Term Of NAV A. D.
ISL wherein Levi Benedict l. complainant, and Michael
Holmes Is defendant, bearing date the Fifth day May,
u. ISL shall sell public yeuiue highest bidder
therefor door The Court House. he
said county. Saturday th. lgh day
H. I-5 between the hours and three in the
wing and being the Town Southport, county RAJ
state OF Wisconsin, and described follows. be
ng the south half OF lot number seven Z and the whole
of lot number eight ~ in block number tin Nichols
Holmes addition TO the village OF southport Also that
piece parcel Of land known part the northeast quar-
uf section six 6, IN Town range twenty three @
in the village at southport, described follows:
the line ut lot number IL said
quarter and point hundred feet -Oulhcrly
Of the north CT said thence Southery
s and three land formerly conveyed to John B.
Wentworth; thence eScriH parable! to the south line of
said lot. fifteen is rods and fifteen , feet o land
said Marsha lands hirtyhree ,33 feet thence caserly
said Narhal north line the line OF said lot and
the street, thence uorlherly three 3 lands
conveyed To Reuben Rounds thence westerly said
Rounds south line hundred and ly ijO feet thence
uorthrry said Rounds west line point hundred
Iiu feet souJhey OF the north line of said lof theuce
westerly the place OF beginning: being the lands
decided Holmes By Harvey Dukee and Martha f. Dnr-
kee his Wife, by deeds dated The Both November, lSi6
y. Il. -iLLFN.
Sheriff of henosha County.
II. r. TowStEF, Complts. Sol
Dated June An. 1881. 6-3
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20

The Grea. Remedy for Consumption Of tho
Lungs, Affections OF the Liver, Asthma Bron-
cltis, Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or
Lungs, and other affections Of the Pulmonary
Organs.
RUsH CREEK TOWNSHIP, Fairfield CO., O.,
February %, 1851.
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been
greatly prolonged, by my being cured Of Com
sumption, by the use of ADJ Wisiars Basam
of Wild Cherry" | will state the symptoms Of
my case, that others similarly afflicted may be in
duced to try this valuable remedy. ! experienced
great difficulty in breahHg--had the hectic fever
with violent flushas ofheai, and frequentcold chs
with severe pains in my side aud breast accompan-
led bv a very bad cough--Was very restless nights
and had great night sweats-perspring, sk2ghl
say, at least two gallons each night, weiiiag the.
bed completely through. | had not Seen able
to work for years Butt wa4 mach emaciated
and almost helpless when comnenced using
"Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry Lave
used in all thirteen bottles, and am now free
from oil those omplsints. for my health is good
am now So years old, aud have not taken
any Of the BaIsam since 1916, because 10y health
Is 50 good as not 10 require any medicine
But i ! should have anv return Of myfOvmer
symptoms, should use Wister's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messrs.
Fall IL McCracken, your agents IN Lancaster,
Ohio.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for 50.
CLARKE g. WOODRUFF. Milwaukee.
II. BosWoErR & Son, Milwaukee,
LAKE. & WILLIAMS, d.
AGENTS-F. Robinson. & 20. \. SAWYER,
/ Kenosha 5. J. Johnson, Racine w c. Foun
tain, Wa,ertown; J. G. Wadsworth, Jefferson,
Holden & Kemp, GAINESVILLE. 3m-3
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20
CHANCERX SALE.
STATE OF BISCONSLN,-KENONH1 COCNTI
CKCUIT COLRT--Lf CHI.NCERY.
Simeon King,

Oscar l. Robinson and Lucretia Robinson his life.
EBY virtue and in pursuant Of decree ot the Circuit
Court for the county OF heuosha and state of w >cou
made and entered in certain pending therein
on the Chancery side hereofn the term OF May A. D. ISL
wherein Simeon King l. complainant and oscar l. Robin
and LuCrra Robinson defendants bearing date the
sixth day OF May shall sell public auction
the highest bidder, the door u the Cuart House in the
city kenosha in said county Saturday the l2h day of
july A. d. ISL. between the hours OF nine and eleven in
the forenoon Of that day, he following described pieces
parcels land, Situate yi aud being the MCLaugh
lin addition the village )UhpOrt city oil Keno
and known lot number SIX % in Block number two
- and described follows beginning the southeast
nj said block two - running thence north one hun
dr,t and n1 feet; thence west tr seven a. feet
thence south hundred and 0 eet thence east
the place OF beginning Also Lot number seven a. N
sad Block number -, and described A. follows COM
mrncine forty-seveu = from the southeast W
said block -. running west urtyey "a feet; thence
north hundred and seven l07 feet; thence east forty
seven A. feet thence south the place OF beginning
.f.fTIff.N K. .3LLEN,
sheriff OF kenUsha County.
CHATrIELD & FRENCH, Complts. soils
Dated May 24th. ISL o.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20
SHEREFF-S SALE.

I'd virtue OF writ of FeTi Facias issued ont 81 and
under he the CIrClf CONT IA and for the coun-
y Racine and directed and delivered against the
gods and chas, lands and teaement- OF Il smith.
Ieyei upon and >ha offer for sale TO the highest bid
der therefor The llw directs the Court House ID beti-
keuusha. county ii kenOsAa- Saturday The
Second day August next between the hours OF and
three IN thg afternoon SAID day. all title and
ter~t said Lyman smith lad the twelfth tl2}
day OF &. D. l4. tame since that day IN and
following described lands vii: The north part Of
the northwest fractional quarter ef section number nine
in Township number IL, norIh al Range number
twenty-five - containing one hundred and eight
lo- OF land, all in the town Of Pheasant Prairie and
county uf keHp>ha. y. Z. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of keno-ha County.
Qa,e,! AZ Eans,Sha I1ue II. ISL. 6-J
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20
IMPROVED FARMS
FOR SALE.

VEyE undersigned wishes to the attention ofthe pub
FL lie, and particularly those in want of improved
improved Lands that he Is ready t" dispose OF some
Of the civ
Among which the following described lots, viz The
whole uf section -. in Town Range -, being 90
which ~ntet The plank road and has good House,
and Barn. Well of Fruit Trees Also the
southwest fractional quartsr of Section l. containing 1870
ALSO-III Acres situated in Section 81 and sc in same
Town and Ranges Il & -.
ALSO-SO Acres Of heavy Oak openings on the n w.
quarter of Soc [, Town /. Range u.
Also Another Improved Farm OF 40 Acres,
on the y w Frac quarter OF sec. l. Town |, Range ~,
with good House, with 10 ucge~ ot splendid meadow
The of the above mprJNcd arms fenced with
durable board fence.
The whole any part Of these lands will be sold very
for Cash credit OF from years for
part whole OF the purchase money. for reasonable
rate uf interest. payable annually ia advance
For further particulars inquire vt J. v Qr.RLEs Keno
sha city, or OF thu Subscriber, on the premises.
ROSWE ELL {. OTIS.
Sor1ers June 9Th. ISL. Soft
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20
UST RECEIVED FRom NEW YORK.

MOTHER Lot of White Fish Just received and for sale
n BY l. VI. WAIT.
Opposite the Runals House, Kenoshacity.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20

Edward Gray.on, Samuel Hale. George c. ;
Manney, John ', Aver, Day ID CrUsit and Da- |
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20
A1EENDfiENT

T. Ordinance entitled An Ordinance for the Security OF
Persons and Property
BE Ortaisd By tee CITY Council Of the City Of Keno
s51.
l. That Of Ordinance entitled or
,lu-uce the security persons ami property passed
NAV - l-5f. and hereby amended
follows: No person shall hereafter 5e allowed To
keep any gun powder any butiu- within the Limits
tus city greater quantity than fen pounds which
shall be Kept C!ue lin cIni urcul-tcr. Every per-
violating amy of the provisions u this section sh1tl up
lotion thereof Doc dned twenty dollars which Mail
De- lawful for the Treasurer oi the Fire department II this
ty o sue for ia the name at the city % kcuuSha; and such
fins when collected shall bee pad the said Treasurer for
t Ss t the Fire Department: and ina default of >ach pay
person persons cruFiccd shall De- imprisoned
county Jail this county for the term o ten days
u. Z. GN~kiII- Mayor.
&. G.. SuoLES. Clerk.
Passed June . l-Jl.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20


Alfred Booth and Isabella Booth, his wife,
Isabella IIews Michael Myers Champion ].
Hutchinson, John Lowery, A. II. LOwer!-
and VIM p Wattles
DY virtue and in pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
Court for the county OF kenOsha. stale Of Wisconsin,
made aud entered in certain pending therein the
Chancery side thereof, in the Term of May A. d., ISL
wherein William II. Whiting Is 7lanan and Alfred
Booth and the others named above defendants bearing
date the FJth day May shall sell puulic
the highest bidder. the door of the Court House
the city OF heuusha, said county. saturday the 18th
day OF July, \. D. l-l. between the hours of nine and
elc the forenoon OF that day all the following desert
bed pieces parcels land situate. hing and being in the
of Pleasant Prairie late county of Racine, and
county OF kenuSha. state of Wisconsin, and described
follows. Wit: the northwest quarter OF section number
fifteen l. in Township one north Of Range twenty
two - The south half OF the southeast quarter of
section ten 10 in the same township. The south half of
the Southwest quarter OF section eleven II in the
Townships and all that part of the south halt of the south
quarter of section ten 10 in the same Township.
y. X. -4LIF-N.
Sheriff of kenUsha County.
CuArFIELD & FRENCH, Compits. Soils
Dated MAY ~, ISL. o.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20

In addition to the above 30 packages were sold by jas
NJ. Cor>e I'D by Or. \. PiEEoJ; tp by Edward Brooks
~ 10y Bacon Hyde 20 by John Buudng; > by DR.. 4.
willing; - bv Dr. Donaldson and 300 by ". & W Kirk
patrick-w hich. together Win the sales by the Wholesale
a.ntS prove that article altogether speEor any
other remedy evsr offered goT Consumption.
Price Onr Dime per Roll Rolls for = cents; or 81 per
Dog. A liberal discount INSIDE Country Merchants
Fer sale by Druggists and Country Merchants generally
throughout the ui-szi STATES and the Cansdas.
The Candy neatly Pas up With directions for use.
engraving the scottish Coat OF Arms. and h
signature Of Hamilton " AIDE, proprietor The
outside wrapper Of each rpA sud package.
MySSrs BARNARD, BRO. s. CO, w hoesa,e Druggists
- Main Srgei - Louis, Me-, the General Agents.
Orders ru she Country, applications for zenc!, rec-
ted Ia Ihen. viii meet va pronps attention. Iy-50
For sale az keHoSha By +. Robinson and
S,arkusG,hsr q Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20
READ THIS.
A GREAT CHANCE.

E OFFER the following property in the Second Ward for
Ill SIX Hundred Dollars The East half Of Block 81 and
the East halt of the SoutW quarter Block 81 and
two story House p by % with brick foundation and Gel
lar, cemen; cistern, and brick well. The House has two
coats of paint inside and with Venetian Blinds and
part Of the papeTed The land is well fenced and
large lot Of choice and bearing Fruit Trees OF all kinds Al
50 upwards OF 200 Gooseberry and CuTran Bushes.
TERMS as foIlows-Sfj0 down. and the balance in one
year. The price asked for the above property is only the
amount Of the insurance the house For cash down I2
per cent. will be allowed.
GEO. BENNETT is appointed Agent for the sale of the
above property. JAS BAILEY Jr
kenosha, June ), 1851. SO
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20
SHERIFE-S SALE.

EaY Vfrtle II VIII of Execution called an alias Fl
Fa issued OF and under ghe seal % the Circuit
Conf and fer sid county Of he1>ha- and directed
aud delivered, against the goods and chaftle lands and
egaents Of Grove ~. Willis Elijah Mount Jothsm Hutch
Irxou and David Nse. have levied Hpon and shall Oar
public vendge the aw directs the highest
bidder door r0Bg ef the CourT House,
the city q en0sha said county q heDosha ca Saturday
the th day I2iy between the hours uf and
three IN the afternoon said dsE, all ihe right title inter
which David ilIs 81 the above named
defendants. bad fhIrtlesh day q November 4 D
ISL. IN and fsIloHIng described lands the
bali q he half d the northwest quarter 4 sec
ttcn number fourteen Il II IoEu 2. q Range
tsasy - east il the town q Brighton and COUNTY q k-
nozhs- y. z. ALLEN.
6-s Sks1E q kenoshz Comm.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20
Worthy of Notice!
DURkEE'S
Baking Powder |!
COMPREHENSIVE.
vUyHE undersigned have associated themselves together
III into Co-PartnershIp, under the name Of the
WISCONSIN LEATHER COMPANY,
TANNERY. at Two Rivers,

To deal in HIDES LEATHER. SHOE FIND ING
OH and all such articles usually belong this class
bEIsIne.,s. They have established an eXtensivs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20

Harry Erskiue, of facetous memory, was re-
tanned for female named Tickle, against whom
an action bad been brought. On the trial. he
commenced hi, address to the Court thus =
Tickle, my client, the defendant my lord .
The audience unused with the oddly of the
speech were almt~teuSiyeu into histories by the
Judge replying, "Ilckie her yourself, Harry !:
vouare as well able 70 dot as |. y
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20

Also, Farm Gates for sale ~
PLANNING MILL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-20
CHANCERX SALE

Ann Hancha. John Haneha and
Harmon Hancha.
virtue and in pursuance of decree of the Circuit
. Court for the county OF kenosha, Wisconsin,
made and entered certain pending therein on thu
cnancery side thereof. in the of May, ~ ID. S5I.
wherein Clifford Baker is complainant. and Ann Han
cAa John ancha & Harmon Hancha. are defendants bea
ring date the 9th day of May inst shall sell public auc
ton To the highest bidder the door of the Court House
IN the city OF henosha in said county. Saturday the 5h
day OF July A. d. loJl, between the hours OF and
eleven III the forenoon ot that day all the following desert
bed piece parcel OF land situate, living and being in the
late county OF Racine county of kenosha Wis
con>in known and described the Of the east
half of the southwest quarter Of section number six co. in
township number two - north of range twenv-three OBJ
in the Milwaukee Land District containing forty 4o
acres OF land
\. R. ALLEN. Sheriff Of kenosha Co.
CHATFIELp FRENCH, Compliments Sol. OIL
Dated May l7th. ISL.