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Superior Court-GeneraI Term.

Before justices Duer Campbell and Paine.
NAY 8-Thomas Dobscn IS. .a6ner r. Pea,ce-Judg-
ment In this suit suspended Default in the original suit
set aside the judgment to stand security Defendant
to be allowed thirty days Ia which put in answer to
the original suit II he fail TO in that time the
plaintiff to have leave 70 apply TO the General Term for
judgment. All other questions reserved.
Robert II. Gibson John b. observation-disclosures at
special term affirmed except to costs No costs ap-
peal or in court below. to either party.
Before Justices Sanford Ducr and Bosworth
augustus ". Clason Charles c. Corlev.-Judgment
for the plaintiff for the amount Of rent claimed with
interest.
.9ugusfus w. Clason appellant rs. Charles G. Corsev
respondent Judgment at the special term Tin the eject
ment suit) affirmed, with costs.
The Mayor, &c. Of NeC York James Price and Others
Judgment at the special term affirmed with costs
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Supreme Court.-Special Term.
nafovo Hon IvdUn Rooaavork


MAY 8-CAules Storms .4ler Murray and Others
Judgment for 0O0 referees report Three per cent
allowed.
Bank Of North america u.s. the Columbus Insurance Com
pry-Judgment on referees report Three per cent
allowed.
In the matter Of OPENING Albany street, Nep YcrkAd
journed for two weeks
In the matter Of Opening first street.-The same.
In the matter Of Opening Canal street.-The papers this
case very yolumnous those for the Corporation
extending to foos beyond count but measuring about
foot and half in thickness Mr. Hammond objected 70
the rcporfrst because the resolution directing the
widening Of Walker street did not permit the widening Of
Division street. which the property is located Second
that the award made by the Commissioners is not ade
quate to the damage
Mr.. Ward objected upon the grounds and further
on the ground Of the unness of the Commissioners in
awarding the lot next to him $500 than allowed
him. both lots being the sxe The obector asserts
that his lot is the most valuable.
Mr. Erwin objected the ground of inequality
mentsthe North American Hotel being assessed at $12
and the Bowery theatre which within 200 feet Of the
Improvement, at $4l6 Adjourned.
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Schuylkill Coal Trade for 1864.
H.. 4l,x Alix.a,.a,

The quantity sent by railroad this week, is 963 15
by canal 20513 H. For the week. 5647 o. tons. Total
by railroad, 531 0S6 OF by canal, 125, 092 IL tens
There is increase in the shipments this week. of
1900 tons last week There is also increase
about 1000 tons the Lehigh The trade lie fairly
under way-the demand is fair and the colicries
worked up to nearly their full capacity. Ali ask now
is steady demand and the trade will move smoothly
for the balance of the season, which will result in
mutual benefit to both the producers and consumers
All arrng of interests have ceased for the present
each party appears to be enjoying their equal portions
the trade. The state Of the trade and market Is such
this year that collision between the companies
be apprehe ended.
They are crowdng coal from Richmond into tho New
York market at the present rates of freight 80 cent?
which in addition to the supply by canal, is causing
little drug for the prcsent-but that will be overcome
shortly by the demand from the east orders be-
ginning pour in rapidly from that quarter to the
advance in prices which will take place the first Of
July.
Vessels during the early part of the week
and freghts from Richmond yesterday 80 cents to
New York 81 81 to Rhode Island and 81 rs to Boston
For the last three days vessels have been plenty
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Insanity or Capt. Floyd, OF the Steamship
Warrington.

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia North American
LONDON, Friday, April %, 1852.
A melancholy incident happened on the outward
voyage Of the steamer Washington. The well
ed eccentric conduct during the voyage from New
York, which attracted the attention Of the officers.
Nothing Of a sc rous nature occurred however, till
the steamer approached the English coast, when
the chief officer discovered that there was nota suf
fcent supply Of Goals, that the chronometers had
been altered by Captain Floyd, and that he had
more than once attempted to run his Rne ship
extraordinary that it was remarked by all the pas
sengers, and they signeda statement respecting his
Encouragement Of the steamer. That statement
has not, however, been published, as, indeed, it
ought not to be. The Washington left New York
the 9th ultme, and encountered strong casterly
winds, severe weather, and much ice. She put into
Milford Haven last week for Goals, and at that port
Captain Floyd attempted to run the ship on ledge
Of rocks but was prevented by the officers. With
great difficulty the Captain was secured, and when
the steamer arrived at Southampton last Saturday,
(not Friday, as the telegraph mis-reported) the
American Consul, Mr.. Croskey, was informed Of
what had taken place, and he called together the
most eminent medical men, who held consulta-
ton, and they unanimously decided that Captain
Floyd was not in his right mind, and he was con-
veyed to lunatic asylum! The Washington pro-
Cowes for New York next Wednesday, the 18th,
under the command Of Mr.. Fitch, the efficient first
officer
REMARKs.-The above statement should be re-
ceived cum g7ono sails. We learn that Capt
Floyd slightly indisposed when he left here, and
was worse ON the voyage, but that at the last ac-
counts he had entirely recovered, and would COM
mand the ship ON her return voyage.
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Try another indictment Mr. sandsa,s - ~ -.
day end the District Attorney thsS ssid thev vomX -
range that between themselves.
The prisoner then remanded The verdict annesr
edto give some little surprise ana 70 be generally uner
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MAY SIN the case Of John J. DavenpoYt against
VIM. Tilden and VIM Blodgctt which was an action Ia
copa alleged TO have been contracted for the ury re-
turned verdict Tor plaintiff Of 500
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The TROUBLE IN RoME.-Mr. Weed, in a recent
letter from Rome, explains difficulty, which occur
red there during holy week, as follows-There was
an unpleasant occurrence in front Of st. Peters,
yesterday. When the Pope was about to pronounce
the benedction, French officer ordered Mr.. Jones,
ofNew York, to take of his hat. Mr. J. refused,
and the officer knocked IL off, for which he struck
the officer wih his cane. The officer struck back
with bis sword, cutting Mr.. j. slightly in the hand,
time he wac taken in charge by troops and carried
to prison Information was taken to Mr.. Cas- our
Minister who Immediately went to the authorities,
and after two or three hours delay, procured his
release.
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Thss was 3 trsusndsls gale o. nsrthsr IN the
Aaxbes Il eaA Francisco on the 8 uk which dens
considerable damage to the shipping and caused the
waters Of tho bay to surge to such IN extent As 70
wash away the foundation Of some OF the buildings
which had been erected on msde ground.
Col Washington. Of the U. 5 eoAs. survey, and
his party, lsft Los Angeles the LIST inst for San
BernArdino, where the survey Of the base line will
be commenced.
A. d Gray, Esq late Of the Boundary Com
mission, is engaged in surveying number Of TO-
ship lines frsm San Bernardino to the seA coast
The ship John n Goss,sr sailed from San Fran
cisco for Hong Kong taking homs about i've hun
dred Chinese passengers, and Sll5000 in gold dus.
This Il the greatest return Of Cessas that has yet
taken place in = single vessel
As far as heard from 81 0s4 had been collected ct
the polls for the Washington monument
In various parts Of San Frsucisco wooden build
ings were being taken down with despatch and
hurried to the wharves for shipment up the river.
The rush of freight continued with unabstei sci-
witty, rendering Paciic wharf scene Of continual
noise, hustle and confusion Although there were
four steamers at the wharf loading, yet su,h ws
the immense amount of freight arriving, that for .
block up the street there nearly the whole tune
dense mas. Of vehicles waiting 20 get chance to
unload If there should be rain many articles OF .
perishable nature would be damaged, thus adding
to the already immense loss by the late oonaagrs-
ton, and Continuing the distress.
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News OF the Fortnight.

From the Alta Califoras Nov. 10
The most important event that has trans pirei dur
ing the past fortnight, is e destructive conhig
tion On the p OF November, which lad the srsstar
part Of the city Of Sacramento 10 ashes. The hre
occurred iriRg the prevalence Of severe noriher,
and before il could be arressd the lager and bust
ness portion Of the city mad been swept Away, and
property destroyed % the amount .. least Of 5000,
Goo. Ttoussnds we're rendered houseless and home
less, sud many would have suffered severely Dat for
the extraordinary exer:ion Of many charitable aad
public spirited individuals There we're several
lives lost, bat the mortality was not grea. a.
could have been antic pa.ed in such ast1l ca
lsnity At the present time hundreds Of buildings
are in progress Of erection, and many Of them Of
substantial nature. The evidences are promising.
ard our sister city will again rise with renewed
splerdor and msgnifeence.
On the Til Of Nov, the city Of Marysvills was
viEited with awful FIRE, ard one entire block Of
buildings vas swept away The IRE was occasioaed
BY sick person. who, whilst lsborinz under tenn.
porsry alteration Of nd, fired the canvas walls Of
the room in which be vas confined The loss pro-
baby will amount 70 $4,000.
A fire occurred in Naps Valley, aud property 70
tie amount Of $50 600 was destroyed.
TIE farmers OF Calaverss have also been visited
BY the terrible scourge, aud great quantity OF hay
ard grain has been destroyed A ere occurred ct
San Diego in which ire building was destroyed,
ard ore Ierson seriously injured; and fire also
cured In Sonora, raoumce county, which was ex-
tineuished without causing N acs damage, the sd-
joining buildings having been tern down by tie
hook ard Ladder company.
On Tuesday night, the 10th inst . hre occurred
In this city on the corner Of Merchant and ksayay
streets and bsfcre is progress arrested, thirty
two buildings we're consumed The Ore WAS acct
dental, ard very fortunately the night was DAMP
and clcxdy, ard with but jittle wind prevailing
The loss is estimated at $4,000. Workmeu are
now bu.iy engaged in eTsctiug temporary buildings
90 the burnt district Should the wea;hsr be favor
able al evidences OF the FIRE will but be in the
subftsptisl structures erected
On tho "a Of November o strong nor.her,
vhiob occasionally prevails on ths coast, vas fes,
ard caused considerable damage to the shipping.
We were visited by these nOrthers in October, 1871,
in December, le4s, and in February, 1919. TIE
last one prevailed about tsenty.f1ur hours, and
blew With arest violence. Many OF the vessels in
the bsrbor resolved slight injuries, and . small
steamer plying IN our waters was nearly destroyed
BY beicg dashed sgainst a wharf. portion OF
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The fetal amount Of specie shipped frou San
Francisco frcn the srss 10 the fifteenth Of NoVem-
bex was s5 ,226, 039.
Most Of the tuning osmpsniss on the American
rivsr are engaged in taking up their luu5sr s1d
hauling il to Sacramento.
gentleman, il coming down OF the Nevada road.
passed three hundred teams loaded with lumber,
destined for Sacramento City.
The steamer Tsthmus, which was 10 sail from San
Francisco On the l3sh, j. reported have met vita
accident about the time Of s,srsing, which pre-
vsatsi her pursuirg her voyage her passengers
we're trsnshippsd TO toe Golden Gate.
The steamer Winfield Scott WAS advertised to ssil
on the 18th instant, and tae Panama on the Isl Of
December.
The steamer AOnunsn,L City vAs advertised for
sale.
The steamer Sea Bird, Captain Haley, lefs San
Prasciseo on the 18th November for San Diego.
The steamer 6. Lewis lefs on the 18th f,r san
Juan, and the Ohio on the sane day for ssr Diez,
Mayor Harris, Of San Francisco, retired from
pbcs the lOr6 ult.
On the 10Th of November, Mr. King was 70 re
are ffom offcs. ard Mr. Beverly G. Sanders was "a
bs iasss6ed collector Of ne pgy: Of SAD FrAuci.co
A frs bad occurred Al Nfs. Gsrrner's saloon On
Commercial street, above kearny and also on j tx
fon srr-<t Under the house On Jackson street /,
bunch Of shawn e fouB9 ~ fail blaze aud vas
exu1s sisbed BY the exertiops Of tae inmates.
Raw Josepe Harrington. Jr fJrmesly 81 Roxb1rv
- years. At the tune Of bis death be ~as pastor OF
Nc UnatarsAn Socisty.
Ilamssr IN san Francisco has gone ~ - - And
o. per thoassLi sees
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BY the above table it appears that Pierce aud
King were J, 57e ahead rs far a. heard from. bat
additional returns increase their majority Sl3 in
Cslsysras, and LIS in Butte, making present as
eertanea democratic majority Of 4,0le. rhe Sacrs-
MARY syille ETyrsss Cndependens), 5220; but these
last figures evidently exaggerated, many OF the
majofisits SCI down being BASED upon mere rumor.
Hugh Murray ard Alexander Wells, both de-
j. A Smith, democrat, is elected judge in the
seventh judicial district.
VOTES PoLLEp IN rHS PRINCIPAL CITIES AND
TOWNS OF CALIFORNIA.
The following table, made up from tie official re-
turns, viii show the total number of votes psllsd
at the recent election IN tee principal cities and
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We ars indebted to Wells Fargo & Co., Mr..
Elliott Adams s Co, B-rfori s Co, Mr. James
o'Asara, ard Mr. L Paine, purssr OF the Illinois,
for 6iss of papers, some of ssish we're delivered
before the vessel rescued her dock.
The p. IL. Co.'S steamer Golden este left San
Francisco sbe morning of the 10Th, with 800 pas
seBsers, 81 52S,2l2 in treasure, and the great At
lantic and way mails Rescued Monterey same
evering-det2ined three hours Morning of lS:n
arrived At San Dago left and received the mails
and took iepsrture-aetsinei eight hours. Same
afternoon met steamer Greg n from Psnana 70. San
Francisco, with 400 Passengers, among whom was
Miss Cs marine Hayes-an well From the Oregon
We received copies of the \ y HERALp containing
intelligence of the death of Hon Daniel Webster
Mr. Gibbs, second officer Of the Oregon, killed
by the premature discharge Of cannon while ca
ragged in fring the salute On l9th passed steamer
Csrtes, bound up Arrived at Acapulco on morn
ing Of Esd TIE boey OF Mr.. Rober. Lyncs, Of
Lake county, Ohio, was inferred on shore By Mr..
Hswiand, FIRST officer Lynch died of fever on the
I'D he came on board sick as san Francisco
Thexe va. likely e. occur serious difficulty a. AcA-
puIce, between Mr. Rice, U Consul, and the
Mexican suthcrisies there in consequence Of tina
refusal Of the former to vsests the consulate in
that station BIZ the American Minister a. Mexico.
Mr. Rice refused 10 gn're the right Of the Minis
ter to appoint his successor, and therefore still
held possession Of the pspers, SC On the
morning Of the 23i, the Mexican authorities sent
word 70 Mr. Rice that if ne ava Tot move from the
consulate within fe~ hours they should foreibly
eiec. him. BE returned answer thai he should NOS
reneye, aud that If forced from his cics they must
answer toiis government fer tie outrage Upto the
selling OF the G c. nc aetioa had been .Skel by tie
authorities.
The Golden G s:s arrived as PSRaGs oa the sres.
ing Of the 18th, il eleven days AMI f'ar hours, ran
ming time, fro 4 Frsacisso-.hs shofsssi passage
ever made There rss Dot singls case o sickness
q board at her arrival .. 2snsus Great praise !
due to Capt. Patterson. Parser Macy, and 81 the
officers FOX their gentle manly, kind, and courteous
bearing towards al On board Owug also - ihs
constant care bestowed Bp.n those Who contracted
sokrsss iron too free ileulgel.e in tropical fruits
at Acapulco, by the SHIPS surgeon, DR. Holman,
s,ee5y recovery vas had in every case. The vessel
was kept remarkably clean 10 every department
daring the voyage, and good, wholesome ~ ID amply
provided.
The following is the specie lis. Of sae steamer Col
l. Cat.
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ANOTHER LlsGE SHIPMENT OF SPRCIE
M A r K E T S ,
&C., &C.. 80.

The steamship Illinois, Captain Hartstein arrived
early yesterday morning, from Aspinwall, via
Kingston, ia, having left the former port on the
ID inst and the latter on the 9th. The I. brings
the Califsenia mails TO Nov 10th, rs also the pas
sspger and specie brought do n from Saa Fran
siscs by the Golden Gate
Samuel Miner, o. Lancaster county, Pa, aged
ferry. enc, and Benjamin rro~bridse, of Wisconsin.
aged thirty ave, sed board she Illinois, on ths
9th inst
Tia following il the
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THE NEXT LFGlsLATCRs.
THE SENAT..-Ths body consists of - members,
Fourteen all dsmocrats-hol1 over from last year,
as follows
Los Anss less, ephsn c Foster
Ssnts Barbara AMI san Luis obispc-No-egs
Monterey and Santa Crux-phiie A. Roach.
San F'anciseo-Jaco5 \. snydsr.
Cslaverss- Or John Y. Lind.
TuoluDne-Psu h. Hubhs
Sacram rto--Jam-s a. Rai.tcl.
II Dorado DR.. Bepjsmin /. kesns.
Yuba-J { Mckibbon
BGite-Chss =. Lott
Shssts-R9yal 7. sprsgue,
SClons and Naps- James Fsteu.
Yolo and Colusa-M. wsmhsush.
Trinity srd kisnath-J Denver.
INV SEsAroRs = Thirteen new Senators hsvs
Just been elected. as follows:-
San srsncsco-J II Baird John HsgAr
Nssiposs sud rulsre-JGzes II Wax.
San Josquin-H 4. Crsb6,
Tuclnmne-James ". Co6roEh.
Sscrsrisnto-.i. p. CGsiss
III DoTs6o-John Walton.
ssn Diego-D. krrt-
sopous-J NJ Hudsre b.
Ney.6s-wm Lyons.
Placer JoseEh Walkup.
Suffers SrCiR
Contra Costa ard Ssnts Clara Grsr,1
sizs n Itslis-7 Democrats IN RcnAn-e.
Tosal-Nhgss psmoersts.5
TIE ASSEMBLY consists Of . members We
have received returns OF the election Of the following
san FTaaci.eo-F A srydsrs z Blake IN c,r-
d0zo SSaz-4i FTosrer john Sac Elcss Rrss.rli J ~
CsI.-srss-C 4 Leak " VI Rogers " A. Oliver
M.ri7es- and Tulsre-Bsn ani Herbert
Ssu Joaquin Scza'G Kai.kl II J. HIiey, r. Yiester
Tuo.urlns- Meredith Wilson Brush, sod, snd Man
deriile.
sacrarasnto-J Nsely Iosnls- Ro5er. RoSi,s..a, J. "
Hsrrlscr atsd ,Iaserh n Est-S
FL 20. sdc-C ouness, Wing HeMesns AMI Garfield
Santa CRUZ kitTii-s-
Siskiyuu-- ~ G.. Pfoct9r-
" ntervy-Isaac Wal.
los Angeles-J. 2. Meg srsrd JsH Hunt.
Santa Bsrbars-J " Covsrruhiss
San Diego Jos. n .lrGsrson, Tnshan, Ind
San Luis Obisgo-- NgytarIo PschsSc.
SoLomA- Ewing aud McKamy.
Yube and Sierrs-J. II. Gardner, Charles FAirfsx aud
Rsiiipg.
Piacsr-patrick Connolly
Sutsr-.4 G. NcCEriiess.
ContrS Co.ts-Cfrpeuier.
Neyaca-Moers, CFeRshaw, Bott siek.
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Political.

THE VOTE OF THE SrArH.
The following 10 synopsis Of the latest elestioa
returns received from the counties Of the State.
Some OF them-ss San Francisco, San Joaquin,
Sacramento, and Siskiyou-are complete; in Others
only portion Of the precincts have been heard
from; while in others still, the msjorisies are saly
reported.
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Another Great Fire in San Francisco.

Last evening st half past eight o. clock our ei3-
Zens were alarmed by the dreadful cry % 6rc,
wni.h proved to be too well founded. for in less
thsn eve minutes tho whole city was illumsd bS
rbc luiid glare of tn" flames.
There ia much copts addition rs TO where tho fre
originated, but II j. pretty generally conceded that
Y was IN tho upper story Of the frame blIdlng on
The corner OF Merchant and Kearny stres's, osou-
ried by tome dodgers
Ia vsry short time all the buildings on The cor
ner Of the street we're in ablszs, and wholly beyond
the power Of human aid 20 save The close prox-
unity OF the boilcing 20 tho Union, The opposite
corner, rendered the prcba ,i'ty Of iu destruction
slnost certain. In . very few minutes tho latter
building caught In the ns,Dtme the frame build
iogs on Merchant. sna bstvccn that and Clay
streets caught, snd we're In q blaze.
The ~hoe force Of tho 6rc department we~s
pffmp'iy on the gpCt, With tboir apparatus, aud
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Blank Books.
Something New under the Sun.

VEyE Subscriber wishes TO call the attention ofa inter
II estcd in Scientific improvements to the admirable
EXCELSIOR WASH-BOARD,
which by universal consent surpass every thing ofthc Kind
which has been offered to the public.
Always to "wind power forany purpose, he only
asks that his
Circular Crimpcd Zinc Wash Board,
may have faitria and he will hazard their reputation
gains; anyhngn the shape ola the world has
vet produced.
Country Merchants, and Traders generally caHbc suppl
ed shOrtnO and terms, BY calling hi
Shop GO rods south of the Plank Road, the Telegraph
Road, and Hale & TowSre Iron store, Main street
as well as at other pieces in the city.
LESTER BUTLER.
Kcnosha, Oct. Is, 81. II
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FRESH ARRIVAL,
SCHOOE. ROONS.

CST Received, fresh from the Eastern Market choice
eB and extensive selection Of Books, SrATuNERY AM
FANCY ARTICLES, to which the attention Country Mcr
chants and School Committees, are invited.
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@GGG60monwo

large assortment, embracing the various kinds use
Academies and schools, always on hand, and will be
At the lowest prices.
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JOSIAH BOND.

JOSIAH BOND,
ATroRNrr CorNsELLoR AT LAW, NOTARY PusL1c AND
LAND AGENT,
KcnOsha, Wisconsin.
Has a complete abstract of all DEEDS, MORTGAGES
JUDGMENTS, and other instruments of Record afeCunE
TITLE TO REAL ESTATE,
The County Of Kenosha;
andis prepared furnish all
NIX The membranes upon parcelof land VinRtlo
IN said county, and to
Warrant all Abstracts made by Him.
There hut few parcels of land In h. county e tI,,o
which is perfectly clear; and when it is known that e,
TWeniy distinct Records and Files,
Contained in over
SIXTY "''U.U MES;
That these records are kcpt.A
VINE DIFFERENT OFFICES.
and in the counties of Kcnosha Racine and his
evident mat no person can safely purchase take mort
Egc on Real Esalc uEil hc THE has been examined, and
@ ia more care Is necessary than 10 generally hi,
The undersigned has also colics fallTAx sALrs,nc,
the organization OF Racine county.
To avoid Tax Titles
constant attention necessary Examinations should be
T.! az ;'h'H Is MOI sufficient merely To PAY TIE
returned by mistake. paw ''' VIZ"
NJ! several Abstract Books of the Deeds Mortgages and
copies Of The Judgment Records Of The Keuonhs
and Racine counties and Of the L. s. District Court al MIL
waukce VII be regularly posted up, and reliable All
Ec furnished considering The mistakes listing in the ear
rr Volumes Of Records Of Racine County hnn DO Oh.
tanned by an examination Of the original records.
The undersigned has also copies the original entries nj
nc Land unic" Milwaukee, and in all cases tho
title back to Government.
MONEY LOANED,
Tdres Paid-Land Warrants for Sale;
CITY LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON TINI
kENosHA City CoUNrY ORDERS BouGur AND Som
fHrmS Exchanged for city Property anS " ryopsrt,f fer
farms!
= For hoscW no have Money to Loan the higi e.t ega
Rates OF Interest and most perfect securities will be obtain
cd, Whout charge.
Business of every nature connected with Real Estate
COLLECTIONS and other Professional Business prom pity nrn
dcd to.
JOSIAH BOND.
konOsha, Wis. 1851.