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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

State of Wisconsin, County of kcnosha,
Shcrih's Office, July =, 1851.
ATOTCL Is hereby given, that al the General Election 10
"a be held IN the several Towns and Wards in this state
the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in Nov
Der next. being the 4h day said month"; The following
hccrs are 10 be elected TO wit
Governor, Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary Of State, State Treasurer,
Attorney Gcnerali state Superintendent.
Also State Senator for the sixteenth Senate District
comprising the County of KenoSha. in place Of Dr~n
Head whose term Of Office viii expire the first day
January next.
Also Il member Of Assembly for the Eastern Assembly
District OF the County OF hcnOsha comprising TIE follow ing
towns 10 wit City OF kenosha Southport, Pleasant Prairie
and ScmerS.
Also, member Of Assembly for the Western Assembly
District OF the County Of kenosha comprising he following
towns, 10 vii: Bristol, Salem, Nheathnd Brighton and
Paris.
Also. County Treasurer for the County If kenosha. in
place OF Charles Clement whose term OF Office will expire
on the first day of January next.
\. r, ALLEN Sheriff Of kef:osha County
hereby give further notice that al tie same time and
place, here viii be elected Coroner for the county Re
npsa. in place OF Adolph Rebrook which cce is vacant
by reason OF said Roiihrook having qualified IN comp
with the laws OF this state y. r. ALLFN
Sheriff kencSha County
I'll RAND, Clerk Board Of Supervisors keno>ha 60 c
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CONTAINING NO aLCOHOr,

THNE best and strongest certified medicine in the world
Il for The cure of Dyspepsia in all its Iorms-such head
ache heartburn, habua cOstiveneSs acdiiy of stomach
loss appetite. asthma, piles. ncpient consumption debl-
lily arising from protracted cyers, fever and aguc exposure
heat cold. old and diseases arising from imperfect
indigestion deranged condition of the stomach. also
an excellent remedy and not surpassed by any medicine in
use for females suffering from uterine or nervous derange
ment.
Among the and highly respectable certificates
refer to the following:
Prot. A. A. HAYES. VI. Do State Assayer.
FITZHENRY HOMER, Esq, Boston.
JAMES Z. ID Nm, Esq. City Treasurer. Boston,
Hon. MYRoN LAWRENCE. Ex-Presdent Mass. Senate
member OF Congress.
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor of Michi-
gan, T. :. Senator.
Hon. j. T. MOREHEAD, formerly Governor of Kentucky
now L. :. Senator.
Hon. J. F. SIMMONS. L $ Senator from Rhode Island
lion. SAMUEL 5. PHELPS, L. 5. Senator from Yer
mont
Hon. WIN. UPHAM, do do do
Hon. SOLOMON FOOTF. member Of Congress from VI
Hon. II. d. FOSTER, member of Congress from Penn
Hon. NJ H. MARTIN Delegate in Congress from Wscon-
sin Territory.
r. P. STOWE, Esq, Clerk in the House Of Representa-
ti>es.
c. c. TROWBRTDGF, ESQ., Detroit Michigan
GEORGE w. JONES, Esq, Surveyor General Dubuque,
Iowa
JOSEPH HOXGF. Esq, No. IS Wall street. New York
Many other individuals, OF the highest respccab;y.
be referred 10 who will confirm all that has been said in IA
yOr OF this inya liable medicine.
Dr. GEO. b. GREEN, Proprietor, Windsor VI.
REED BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists, No. IS
Merchants Row, Boston. General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for So 2m-l5
CAUTiON.-Each bot l. of the GExUrxE OvYGKvATEp
RITTERS will have the outside wrapper printed in English
French and Spanish with the signature Of Geo. b. Green,
Proprietor upon THREE SIDES, and in addition, finely
gayed label po the top of the bottle with the signature of
REED BATE AUSTIN who are the sole General Agents,
and to whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by STARKW WEATHER Il CO.. kenoshn; F.W.
DE BERARD 4 Co. Racine RUFUS BROWN, VI. D.,
Milwaukee; and by Druggists generally throughout the L
nled States and Canada
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CLARE TowNsHIr, Brown Co, o, }
Fob. 2O.b. 1881.

ions D. PAH6, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Western Agent for Dr.. Wistar's Balsam of
VIVID Cberry,--Dear Sir: Our family IRE yrc-
disposed to that terrible disease, Consumprion--
my father and ny sarcr ha?ing died Of that dis.
ease. have also been prodsposcd to consuinp-
ton, and about three years since was complete.
ly Frustrated BY it, aud for weeks my life was
despaired Of BY physjcian and my trienJs all
considered MY case as hopeless, and requested
me TO prepare for death, for a few days at most
would close my life. To alleviate my rarox-
ysms Of coughing, which were Intensely tortur-
ing and to assist my cXpcctoraton, which all
most snoihercd me, my friends brought me one
bottle Of Mr.. Wislar. Easam Of Wild Cherry.
and commenced given me few drops at time,
as my coughing spells came on, and from the
first | experienced relief ard Obtained little
uninterrupted sleep which refreshed me very
much. From this time began to gain strength,
and TO improve rapidly; and after few DAYS |
was enabled 10 take the Basam Of Wild Cher
ry regularly and in full doses. Ny appetite and
my digestion became good. and 10 the as tonish,
ment of all that knew me, recovered Ii is TO
DR.. Wistar's Balsam CT Wild Cherry, and that
alone under the blessing Of Pro, dcnce, that |
owe my recovery. Ny health is row good
every y.s;aoe Of that alarming complaint, Con-
sumption, that had for years attached 10 me bike
horrible incubus has been eradIctatpd from nv
system, and do most earnestly entreat all that
are in the least predisposd TO Consumption to
make immediate trial of DIR. Wisiar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, for have full faith in its restoring
them to health,
Truly yours, JOHN BROOKS.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for IS.
CLARKE e. WOODRUFF, Milwaukee.
II. BoswoKTH e. Sox, Milwaukee.
LAKE. g. WILLIAMS. do
AGENTS-F Robinson, & Co, ]. B. Stark
weather e. Co, Kenosha S. J. Johnson. Ra.
| cine w. c. Fountain, Watertown; J. c Wads-
worth, Jefferson; Holden e. Kemp, JanesviIe-
su-is
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SHERIFF SALE.

HY yirture of writ Of II ri Facas, issued Of and
under the seal Ot the Circuit Cuuu for the county OF
Cue. and state OF Wisconsin, directed and dclil
ed have levied upou and shall ot for sale The highest
bidder therefor, the law dtrec.> the steps from:
the Court House in he city hrnush. in the
n,>ha. and State o Wisconsin, saturday The
Nov Cmacr \ L. 1851. clock afternoon said
day the lvowlg described perry, o wiz Lot
block eighty $50 the second ward of the Cay
kcuu>ha.
Dated kCnuSha September llIh. ISL. els
NATHAN L. ALLEN.
Sheriff of kenCsha County.
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Austin Sumner John f. Brewer and John r. Kmbal, Com
painans,
Isaac c. Barlow and Julia f. Barlow his wife William Phil
lip. Ira Stephenson, John H. hrup Calvin " Howe
Thomas II. Buticrworh, Henry II. Butcrworth. William
Malcolm, Cornelius NJ. Gaul, John Iowery, Archibald B.
lONcry. William Hargraye Charles Edward SDilh John
l.. Schoolcrat, Benjamin C. Raymond, Charles Coats and
John NJ. Boalt, Defendants.
EBY Virtue and in pursuance of decree OF the Circuit
. Co for The county OF keaoshh, State of " i>consln,
and entered in certain causc pending thcrciu the
Chancery side thereof wherein Austin sumner, John r.
Brew and John Il. kimba are Conn tenants and Isaac C.
Barlow and Julia E. Barlow hi, Wife, William Phillips ira \
Stephenson. John II. Norrdp, Calvin " Howe, benjamin
w love- W Illiam r. Whitaker Hiram Vettnan Thomas
II. iuttcrworh, Henry H. ButterWorh, William Malcolm,
Cornelius NJ Caul, Jom lo~cry Archibald b. L0wcFy VI il
liam Iargraves, Chrcs Edward smith, JDhn L. Scloocrat
Benjamin c. Raymond Charles Goats and Jon NJ Eoa are
defendants bearing date tHe lh day Of Angus A. d., ISL
shall sell at Publc Auction 10 !he highest bidder THE 'front.'
door OF The Court House in the city henosha. ia said
on Monday The on day OF October A. D. io1l between
the hours OF one and three in the afternoon of said day, the
Of Kctosha Aforesaid known and a, IiI,s 80 VII.
commencing stake the dividing sections
90 five and 90 six standing ( seventy rods and six
feet southery of the corner OF the northeast quar-
Ter OF said section No 90 six in Town One, north Of Range
( lwcnyihree east, thence Uutherly said section line
90 five rods 10 stake thence wcef, 20 the east side othe
highway stake standing 80 hrl-two rods sOuhpry Of
the southwest corner OF LOT No J tee; thence n0rthwrd
y along the highway 90 five rods and and one
bove according the survey Adam n. = cl DcnI-
urEcy"r c. and Is The same ID" or piece of hand decided
lSi5, and convey ed 10y said Hale Michael deed
bearing date March 10Th Isis, and the lot and present place
OF residence of William w Wheeler. meaning hereby
vey the said lot premises and all the appurienanccs where
sid " heller resides Also, lot No. ID one in block
No (s seventy eight in the city of Ken sha. laid down
the plat of said village recorded ia the Recording office
Registers Office OF the conty of Racine, being in The North
Ward of said village and on the northeast acknowledgement
Of section (3b thr!on IN township No. % two, in Range
Ne (2} twentyhree east in the Milwaukee Land District,
together with all and singular the appur"nanccs upon said
lot. NATHAN K. ALLEN.
Sheriff of kenosIa county.
JoH~ 8. RASDALL. Complainant Sol.
Dated Kenosha, August 10Th, 1851 is
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GREAT ATTRACTION

FOR THE COMING WINTER.
MMg. HESS would inform the citizens Of KENO
W. STA. and surrounding country, that lie will give a
series Of COTiLLiON PARTIES, commencing in NDven-
her and through the Winter in two weeks,
with the best COtiIIiOm Band i'm the West,
for 50 couple, each evening s. for II parties.
He will also furnish music for Balls and Private Parties
CLcqper than any 20 d Band in the West.
~" Any arrangement made with w. o. BUCK Will be
Ealsiacory. a. V. HESS.
kennsha. Seni "A. 81. "a
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IL. R. H.
THE PROPHECY FULFILL ED.

liz August, 1919, we promised TO the world
that would produce medicine would instantly stop
the most pangs of pain and speedily
We proposed to Hospitals, and all other Institutions
the reception of the sick Physicians Surgeons and all
Medical institutions and Bodies to Introduce Ready
lief for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and to iu raie its and
miraculous power over pain upon the patients.
We claim that it would allay in few minutes the most
Cramps Spasmsit wond progress of
that desd plague the Cholera, that in minutes, would
change the hard knoty cold and eess body, warmth
vitality and vigor.
That in few minutes it would relieve the most severe
pains in the bowels that in fifteen it would stop al
painful and diarrohaa discharges, and inpar genia
warmth to every organ and secretion of the body that it
would positively relieve the and dsagreeable
pains of sick and headache in fifteen minutes,
etfectuay cure this distressing complaint.
That it would in instant mitigate the cruel pangs Of
fiction That would stop the ormenting oothache
in a few seconds.
That would relieve all Rheumatic pains in fifteen min
ues, and many Chronic cases OF Rheumatism in few
! hours.
Thait possessed miraculous soothing and relieving in
ueuce all pains originating from Rheumatic, Neural
gc, Nervous and Bilious complaints and that the patient
suffering the eXcruciang tortues would feel its sooth
ing influence ina few minutes.
The world startled at tho publication of dscove
y The wise of Medical Science shook their heads
doubt. The sick and afflicted hoped yet, feared that
ike other remedies it would quicker paper hqn by
practical experiments thousands no suffering with
the most eXcrucating pains, determined ty
the consequence that from almost every village town.
city, within 500 miles of NewYort The daily
pens Of orders for extraordinary remedy The people
tried and found good, the most orturing pains
miiiga'ed weak and feeble victims of rheumatism. who
had been bod-rdden for suddenly relieved from
pain and restored 10 health. So with the sufferers Of Ncu
ralg Sick and Nervous Head Ache, Chill Fever Darrhua
Cramps Spasms, Cholera Mobus and all painful
and distressing Acute Complaints, suddenly relieved
from their fortunes and restored health It's fame spread
from eli! TO city the people sounded its wonderful virtues
fur and wide and even the earh had run its yearly
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s.rnrn! Tmrm. why will YOU pic ="

I'm such ~ are afflicted with the diseases incident to the
srs-ca vt the ,rr. wish Say that thtrc i balm in
4\cno sh1. ,u3 Paysit thrrr Remedy IN Id Wafer,
and a. ap;Rcai"r- which gives Immediate relief
Mon ESr D. rugged. more than any other
Gods creatures Throw rhy-c the Dogs and call
m. "NaSh and b. Healed"
: = Satisfactory re crencos will b" given.
ISAAC GEORGE, II. n.
KVuosha Sept. IL, 1851. II
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Valuable Steam Mill Property
I0r 8aloa

TEyIE Subscribers offer their Steam Mil Properly ut kc
4 noha Wisconsin, for sale the most liberal terms
The Mill in complete repair has five of Stone, and
apparatus render complete
business. The Engines and Boilers the
ayprOr~d and sufficient capacity
the machinery 10 pertection-wh grounds ample for all
the requirements of the property.
A portion q the purchase money be secured the
Mill and for term of years. For more particular
description OF the property and terms inquire of the under
signed at Buffalo or Mcssrs Hale, Manney Co.. and Leon
ard Croker, Esq, of kcnosha
3-U KIMBERLY PEASE & co.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A VERY desirable Farm about 10 miles from kenosha
containing every convenience for farming purposes
4 here good house the pemises-also, Barn, Or
r hard &c, &C. Enquire of
G. CLEMENT, at this office.
October 3D., 1851. Is
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Desirable Residence For Sale.

VENHE undersigned offers for sale the most reasonable
n terms that beautiful BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with four acres Of land ADJOINING situated the Plank
hoad and formerly known ~ the damon Place"
There Is good Wen OF water. Fruit Trees, sc, Barn
and other ouibuiidinC< the premises.
Tor further particulars enquire OF n. CROSIT.
kcnosaa, sept. l. ioJ! II
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WEST g. BISBYS
Collection and General Agency
FOR THE
RTU-WESTERN STATES.

a,xst.c.. No. I 81 Lake Street, CHICAGO IT.
Oii'SN' LIisdei's Brick Block, 81. Oh ARIES, Ill.
NKT q 81. prepared to attend TO the collection and
Wv securing OF 4. BIS c!ums, &c, for Eastern Mer-
tnns and Others, Illinois, Indiana Michigan, WisCOn-
sin and Missouri, wiki promptucss and di patch.
Or business connections the Nurthh est enable Us to
attend to collections with greater Iclity than any other
Firm Of the kind.
Land, located Land Warrants bought and sold PEN
sion4 and Bounty Lands obtained from Government and
all business re4uring experience and responsibility attend
ed to- Teasouabie terms.
The satisfactory references given when required.
WIN. T. WEST, CmCAGo NJ. II. BISBY, 81. CHARLES.
Sept 22d, 1851. lift
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KESoSHA COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE OF THE
l~Ih SEPT ISL.
In the matter OF the Estate Of CHARLES w. TURNER.
deceased.
A PPLtCATlpN having been This dsy made 70 thi~
u Court fer the appointment OF Administrator. Of The
Estate OF the said Charles W. Turner. deceased; Il i order
Ell THAI such application be heard before a. my Office in
the city kena.ha the Ism y OF Nctuo,r next al
clock F. NJ and that notice thereof be given by publish
ing order three successive weeks before tina, sy in the
"keuusha Telegraph newspaper published in the city OF
KenoSha, in said county. Ry the CouTt,
3-i6 ISAAC y. ST6DDARD County Judge.
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CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
h. the Mac Block opposite the fremont House.


buNIIe undersigned has established in Chicago Instfu
ton which will afford facilities for the acquisition oil
COMMERCIAL EDUCATIoS
The course of study will be Business Penmansp Double
Entry bookkeeping Commercial Calculations ana Co-
n1ercal IRw applied TO the different departments OIL
trade and will comprise practical knowledge OF Inc arr
Of managing scientific principles, the BOOKS Oh concern
engaged in Wholesale retail trade IN almost every variety
OF business During each course OF Lectures on ot
merca Law will be delivered, which VIII comprise SUBJECTS
of first importance business men, as knowledge OF
thcm is 40 essential to correct business action.
The term of study usually from two 10 four months ac-
cordng 20 the capacity and as-iduy Of the student; but all
grad yates will entitled to the privileges of the Institution
for one year each commencement. Students will be
Instructed individuality and no in classes that they may
enter any time
design of this School il to afford complete CONNER
Education, THUS qualifying the student discharge in
teZen and satisfactorily the duties OF his avocaon in
business pursuit.
D. V. BELL, Principal.
Terms of Tuition:
For full Of Commercial instruction, with adms
the Course of Lectures on Commercial Law, 500.
Payable in advance.
n 49, students the country obtain good board
tng aud lodging al from 81 to So per week.
CiR,ULAR. which contain statements in detail of the
and subjects II ms rctOu, The character and adva
the Institution, and The opinions of The Press and OF
the principal business OF This city, can be seen or OBJ
tanned AT the office "f ID. E. GAsKILL, Esqr, kenosha.
Chicago, sept 25th 1851. 10
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LOWS Benedict,
EpV virtue and in pursuance decree 81 the Circuit
hb cnHttr tho count. OF keuashA and state Of Ftsron-
on 'hr Ih"'ey side thereoftn the term ot May \ - TNI
Wherein Lewis Hcayltct com plainan~ and Michael
Holmes i defendant bearing date The Fiith day OF May, A.
therefor, the door Court House IA he Cay OF he
un~hs said county, on SatUrAy The I9h day of July y
H. l95i bs"eeh he hoAr "t one and three IN She AFTER
II shat day. all those certain pgcc, parcels lots
land lyug aaj being ia the Town 0t southport county
Racine, state OF Wisconsin. AID described As tuows
bas thc south half Of Rot number seven aud the " hole
nutahc5 eight ~ in block number one t IN Nichols
4 Holmes al ltlru She village southport Also, that
piece parcel land part Of the northeast quar-
o. Town % range twenty three
ca, in the village 81 southport described follows:
H,cnciug She line Of lot number seventeen Il; IN
said quarter section and n point one hundred iet south
ery Of the north Jt said lot; thence southern!
four rods and three f1eJ 90 land Drmer! conveyed 10
J,hn a. WraIworh theuce csserly parallel 10 the Soaih
line If said os hvvn 10 rods and fifteen 10 feet, or t.
west line Ut aid Marsha's land, thrty-thrce 33
Shcucc eascrly said Marhas north line the east line
said lot and 70 the streets thence n1rhsry three - feet
lands convey ed 10 Rsubcn Rounds thence westerly
SAID Rounds south line hundred and Any 1907 feet;
thence norIhcrly said Rounds west line 10 point one
hundred loo feet soufhery % the n'h hne OF SAID lot
hence westerly The place of beginning being the s:me
lands decided 70 Holmes by Harvey purkee ana Martha T.
DaTkee his wife, by deeds dated the 5uh e40
y. Il. ALLEN,
Sheriff of kcnoshs County.
u. n Towslsr, CempIts. Sol.
POSTPONENENr.
The above Na!' a. he request %! The Defendant. and by
she consent o Che PiatG> solicitor hercby postponed
Monday the lSt day ~ hr 1851 then 70 tak,
place \. the sane h2I' and place above specified
y 4. ALIEN,
sheriff OF kcuo>ha County.
The shove sale at the request defendant and by
he consent Of She complNnans slcisar hsrehy further
poS'p n, until Saturday the I'm day ot ucahcr 1851
asn !" 'ak place at the same ho' ~ asg 4: above pe
Da,ed Ken,sha. sep.ember is 1851.
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II(lST!!

Nbfscitv on Wednesday, Patenn from the y. 6. Gov
rnmeni of 40 of land situated IN the county OF
az state o, Illinois, Also uDexecuted mortgage OF the
,e described property. Whoever has found the above
aner will confer favor and shall be satisfactorily reward
I'd by leaving them at this office.
kenosha Oct Sd, 81.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT-KENOSHA COUNTY, WISCOH
! IN CHANCERY.

Charles NJ. Reed, ct al \
appearing by affidavit. the satisfaction of this Court,
that the defendant. Charles NJ Reed. resides of this
state but is Resident of of the United States
OF the state of Penn> lvHnia motion Of j. = Randall of
counsel for complainant ii is ordered the said hlles
NJ Reed cause his appearance be entered in this
on or before the l9h day OF November A. y. lSj and in
careu his appearance that he plead dcmr 10 the
compainans bll complaint before the ggh day of
NoNcmber. ls5l and IN default thereof said bin of conn lnt
may be taken confessed by him And tits further order
ed that within twenty DAYS the said complainant this
order be published in the Kenosha Telegraph PAPER
published in keoha in said county Of keno>ha and hat
the said publication be continued in said paper in each
week tor six successive week. that he copy
This order to be personally served the said Chares NJ
Reed least days before the time above prescribed
for his Appearance.
Dated August lSth, ISL
BY the Court,
EDWARD V. WILTON, Judge.
IhorRby certify that the above is copy OF the order
entered in The above entitled cause this lSh day Of August,
1851. [6-157 NJ FRANK, Deputy Clerk.
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NEE MSURANCE.

J. BOND j.. also gent for The New England Mutual Life
Insurance Company of the best and responsible
Companies in tie nicd Sttcs.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF KENosHA CON cnANcERY

CIRCUIT COURT OF KENosHA CON CHANCERY.
John Hockuey, }
Sarah Hocknev on reading the affidavit Of II R Tows-
Ice, in this cause, and on motion Towsee Randall Com
lanani solicitors its hereby ordered That Sarah Hook
ney the above named de endan appear plead
demur 20 the Fin OF complaint this cause on or before
the 3l> day OF October next.
And is fvher ordered That COPY ofhis order be per-
sonly served said endant thin twenty DAYS or That
ire be Published weeks successfully once in
each we,k in the kenosha Telegraph newspaper prn-
ted and published in the city OF kenosha Wisconsin. Da-
ted July Both 1851. HOMER F. SCHOFF,
Court Commissioner of Kenosha County
ToN>iTc * Randall, Complainant sol. +
CITY TAN ROLL.
THE Tax PAYERS Of this City hereby notified tina, the
Cit! Tax Roll j. ia my possession; and those who
wish 10 pay their Taxes viii ind me At the Cy Hall.
Aug, Is 1851.
LARGE LOT OF
FASTIEGNABLE LADTES-SHOES,
- F. ". LYMAN.
4 'ALIcoEs for four cents and upward a:
- METCALF. MERRILL & kELIOGG'S.
C'IDER tlNEGt ar warranted. Tor sale at the south
X Warehouse by BALL s. MERRILL.
WINTER WHEAT FLOUR.
NLoUR made of the bes' Winter Wheat from Michigan
n Tor sale how by aug SIMMONS son.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
FWVE Tax Payers Of this City are hereby informed that
E the Hareor Tax Roll is nos in my hands for collection
d. VI. CHISHOLM, City Treasurer.
Ohice in the City Hell.
Kenosha. July : 1851. }
$40 REWARD @5n he paid by Us for the return Of
Nv set Of Fairbanks Platform Scales taken from
vi. Aus ts- l. '. EskHK ELKNs
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CNANCERY SIZE.

NTATE OF WISCONSIN -KENDSHA COUNTY CIR
cur COURr-lN Gil iNCERG.
lie
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CEEANCERE SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSlN-kESOS lIA COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT iN-CHANCERY
Austin Sumner John r. Brewer and John K. Kimba Com.
painanis,
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CITY TREAsUTER,s NOTICE.
OFFICE CITY HALL

UT IOE vi 7 HALL.
Ihe annexed List ofLos and pieces of land comprised
Sihin The Corporation limits city OF Kenosha were
5od on the Iwenysixh day of February A. D. 1850 for
iaxes due the Village of Southport and the same will be
orieed unless redeemed beoie the Tweny-Sixh day OF
February, A. D., le52.