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ID n. uoOE ~ CO.. whotesaie and Retail Dealers In
csrpeainr floor oil cloths, msinrs, curtain
sheetinr and furnishing goods generally
between 7th aud 9Th streets Washington,
%. c.
Anso o-n
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New York Peshion~hls Clothing Establishment.
wholesale and retail, essh only.

New York Pesbtonmhts Clothing Estebstsb ms
wholesale and retail, for eash only.
LFRED MUNRoE CO, No al Broadway (between Howurt
and Grand strestsl invite all persons visiting New York
either for business pleasure, call their establish
snd examine the superb nssoumentof
Pine and fashionable clothing,
Grntiemsnis furnishing goods,
Hoys and chidren's clothing, kc,,
of the best description, there exhibited for sale
The principles which New Orleans establish
which made universally popular In
West strictly adhered at al broadway, New York
our faie. for obtaining goods such enable
choicest and fashionable styles Of
and the lowest prices
Every article is sold under full guarantees.
rsIcrsThs price Of each article marked lr
figures upon ticket and reduction any
be made.
description. clothing mad. order the notice.
ALFRED MUNRoE CO
AL broadway, New York.
ALvRsb MuSnoE,}
WV %. hsp.rr May 2s-damif
pleasure Of informing the public that their
goods fun and complete, comprising
and most desirable productions Of
Elegant Brussels, imperial,
ply double and snperhne ngrain rTed and plain
neuan, Dutch, and Dundeed carpennes
Also, elegant stock Of rugs, and mats TO match
Aso rich stock of floor oicoths, which
All kinds Of fashionable curtain Materials with NIL the nece.
sary belongings
An elegant assortment Of uanspnrent shades
Ho shade Innings
Do do woonen and linen drusFet
r. :, DO Do do DO .. tsols We ole o,'elo,ns nsa
invited.
I5-2sodif CLAGELJ DOpsDN.
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lITHrrE BRANDY AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
Spices c2 half piper Of 9th proof pure white brandy
preserving peaches, &C.
r,,or. pure cider vinegar from Virginia. expressly for
pchlswa and table
Green pepper white and dark mustard seed white
Jamaica ginger nutmeg and nhrI fresh spices SC
For sale by GEO THoi, fARkbk co.
Sept 7-MThskouf Opposite Browns Hotel
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

HyI usl ths poiky Of nsHttsiity,fo tuatlsf ~
were parties TO the wat, or for what pufposs 4
was waged-so long ~ It was war between
foreign nst'ons~-wss sustained by the country,
ana eventually carried out BY the unprecedented
act OF repealing treaty by Legislative enact
ment.
There was an instance in 1897, which was
not adverted to by the Senator who preceded me.
to which shall briefly advert, for the puruosa
of showing what was the spirit Of the Rspubi.
can party, in reference to foreign alliances. 20
far as it was evinced by its action in the Senate.
At the special session of My, 1897, Pres-
dent Adams Invited the attention Of Congress-
to the expediency Of holding conference in
some form with the neutral powers Of Europe.
In his message at that session, he said
Although il is very true that we ought not
to involve upon some of its important transac-
tons yet is he immutabe in his wishes for its
accomplishment; incapable of asserting to the
right OF any foreign prince to NEEDLE with its
interior arrangements; and persuaded that snc-
cess viii attend their efforts, and particularly,
that union among themselves is an impreenable
barrier against external assaults"
Mr.. Monroe had been kindly received nv the
French government, then '.the convention" and
in the Instructions, he was authorized to say
that the President was incapable of dissenting
to the right OF any foreign prince TO NEEDLE
with The interior arrangements of France At
that time there were five powers of Europe in al.
lance TO put down the revolution in France, and
this expression of the President seems appealed
to, to evince that he considered there was resi-.
dent in this country right to interfere between
that alliance and the people of France. The
expression is, ''the President was incapable of
asseniing = the word is clearly not to be taken
10 ts literal sense; because literally the Presi-
dent could neither assent, nor dissent, to an act
OF independent power. IF not received literally.
then its meaning is to be gathered from the
context, and that clearly imports only, that the
President was incapable of admitting or ayo,oing
The right And, yet, this Senator, to show,
that President Washington thereby imnlied
some consciousness Of duty, on his part. to
Interfere between France, and the enemies of
the liberties of France,
CONCLUSION TO MORROW
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

On Saturday last, twenty students OF the Sophie
more class were expelled from Yale College. They
were members ofthe Kappa Sigma Theta (secrst)
Society, which had recently issued a publication
in which u member Of the faculty was held up to
rdcule.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN-A decision was made
6y Judge Scott, Of the Supreme Court, at st.
LOUIS, last week, which revers.s directly divers
decisions which have been made in val ious sec
ions OF the Union Dredj Scott, a colored
man and slave, brought suit against Irene
Emerson, administrative, for his freedom, on the
ground that he had been carried by his master
into free State, and the territories of the
United States, and served him there. The
master was an officer in the United States army,
and carried this slave with him to the posts to
which the orders Of the government required
him to go, or stationed him at. The decision
wholly repudiates the claim for freedom set ND
by the slave
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

Punch says it is fearful to reflect how MANY
persons rush into matrimony totolly unprepared
for the awful change that awaits them. A
man may take wife at twenty one, before he
knows the difference between chip and lee
horn. We would no more grant marriage
license to anybody simply because he was of
age, than license on that ground only, to prac-
tlce as an apothecary. Husbands ought to be
educated. We would like to have the follow
ing questions put to young and inexperienced
persons about to marry: Are you aware
of the price of Goals and candles? Do you
know which is most economical, the atch bone
or the round! How far, young man, will a
leg OF mutton go in small family! How
much dearer now, is silver than German ware
do you know the price of a four-poster De-
clare If you can, rash youth, the sum per annum
that bonnets, walls, caps, ribbons, flowers, pele-
r,nes' cardinals cuffs, gloves, corses, bustles,
&c, would probable come to in the lump? If
unable to answer these inquiries, we would
strongly advise you to ego back to school?
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-15

Mr. ISRAEL E. JAMES and his assistants are
our only travelling agents for collections.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

After The reading OF the journal,
Mr. ORR called for the regular order OF business.
The SPEAKER announced the fret business in order
TO be the further consideration Of the bill secure dis.
cipline an the navy OF the United States SC on which
M, BoS9Ss Nss entitled 70 a, ,se n Moor s
similar favor, but being about to leave the city for a
brief season, he desired TO report from the Committee
Roads and Canals bill TO authorize the construction Of
new canal around the falls OF the Ohio
But Mr.. CLlNGMAN objected, on the ground OF a de-
sire to con6ne business TO its regular order.
Mr.. FAULKNER asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for leave to report back from the COMMITTEES
Military Affairs the bill TO enable the accounting officers
OF the treasury 10 settle the accounts OF certain officers
engaged in the Mexican war His desire was 10 have il
referred to the Committee of the Whole the state of
the Union make il the special order for Wednesday
next
Bu, Mr.. HOUSTON objected.
NEW YORK.
Mr. CHANDLER, by leave, presented the Joint reso-
uons OF the legislature OF Pennsy relative to the
proposed branch mint in New York which were re
fered 10 the Committee OF Ways and Means
FRONTIER POSTS
Mr.. McCORKLE. by leave presented joint resolutions
OF the legislature OF California relative to frontier
posts
THE NORTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN RAILROAD.
Mr. GOODEN0W asked the unanimous consent Of the
House for leave TO present the joint resolutions Of the
legislature of Maine relative TO the proposed North
American and European railroad
But MIR. BOC0CK reminded Mr.. c. that he (Mr B)
beset on all sides with applications for leave TO take
the floor Tor few moments 10 present resolutions o
State legislatures, TO report introduce bills. &c He
therefore could longer yield The floor to any gentle
unless he could make up his mind TO yield il 10 all
applying Under these circumstances, he felt called
to object.
NAVAL DISCIPLINE
The SPEAKER then announced the first business in
order TO be the further consideration OF the bill secure
discipline in the navy whereupon
MIR. BOCOCk. who entitled 10 the floor, addressed
the House at length in favor Of the bill for this purpose
originally reported from the Committee on Naval Affairs
and against the bill brought forward by his colleague
Mr. MuLsoN.
Mr. STANTON, Of Tennessee. next obtained The floor;
whereupon-
LAND FOR THE LANpLrss.
On motion, the rules were suspended, and the House
resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole on the
state OF the Union, (Mr HRBARp in the chair y and the
committee proceeding the further consideration OF the
homestead bill Of Mr. JOHNSON, OF Tennessee,
Mr. AVERETT, who was entitled to the floor, coniin.
ued and finished his speech against the bill under consid
ernfIon commenced on the day before.
Mr. POLK next addressed the committee in a speech
upon general political questions OF the dsy, and more
especially TO show that the whg party OF Congress and
General Scott not TO be trusted for The maintenance
of the compromise measures of the last Congress-
Mr.. CHANDLER obtained the floor, and addressed the
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EmBnOIDERIEs, Sc

TE CAMBRfC bands
~ 100 swiss bands very pretty
75 pieces cnmhric edge and insertion
100 pieces swis- edge and insertion
rs real French worried collars
no medium priced collars with undersesve., eus,
&C.
vERBY MILLER,
Mm @-lm Opposite Centre Market
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committee at length in favor Of the bill actually b.,
the committee. oeote
The committee then rose whereupon,
DAT bhoWN, oi mississippi. asked leave 10 int,ol..
joint resolution, As follows; 'Odase
Resolved by the Sswais AVID Ho.ss Of Rsp,,.,x,a,,- -
The second section o the joint resolution OF ls6 lst
,ng the manner Of procuring the printing io ,hs @
houses OF Congress" shall DO construed y. @ MO
the joint COMMITTEES Of the Two houses Of 70 s@~
charge the contractor, and employ anoeI bal n IN ~.
where tho committees shall deem that these has been
necessary delay or neglect tho facts shall be Iena,,s
Congress. and the committoo shall be governed ty I
rectfon. - wh
But, objection being made. leave was not xrsn.a
MT HOUSTON urged The importance OF proceeding /.
the business on the Speakers table, that important t
bills lying thereon might be at once referred Ia sn"'
pirate committees. T'o
But, objection being made. on motion, the Hou,. ;,
journed
PETITIONS UNDER TAX RULE, krc.
BY Mr.. PEASLEEi The petition Of Pearson Co..u.,,
and others for amendment OF the pension aws ~l
all invalid pensioner. should draw pay from the d. a q
their disability, from the date of their declaration
BY Mr. MILLER The memorial Of q large numbs,,
os ss q pySs o ,Ss Gps.sMs %
mouth at tAlexandria TO 81, ffanoisyiie by sIsciw,s
BY M.. RIDDLE, The petition Of Jane. W D.w
lanes Derry and five hundred other citizens OF lie Sss
OF Delaware, praying that the general govern shall
longer uaifc, permit traffic. In the public Iands y
It's possession but grant Them ia farms % such cseuy ~ M
possessed oil other land) will occupy and cultivate ,h
and that the jurisdiction OF public lands be uanslsrd
States or Territories only condition that such dsno
ton be made o thems referred to the Committee ou Pab
Lands -"
by Mr.. ROBBINS, Resolutions of the legislature Of n.
Stale of Pennyvania, inslructng their senators snd ~
ques,ing their representatives In Congress oil houo
able means prevent further extension of ths Woo
worth patent Also, the petition OF George B. Zsl ohn
A. Wallace and lhry-four other citizens OF The Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania demonstrating aganss ths enew
or extension of Woodworhs patent, for various reason,
therein stated,
BY Mr.. McNAIR; Six petitions in favor Of a mail.rou.
through Montgomery and Bucks countless ia Pennsyysn
signed by William Kakline and three hundred aud sri
eight others. referred the Comm ce the Post OHa.
and Post Roads Also, the petition OF William Kakins
and three hundred and sixty eight Others citizens Of Mont
gomery and Bucks countless the State OF Pennsyy,na
praying for mail route from Skppack to Charlesiown
said Stale.
BY. Mr.. WOODWARD; The petition Of tho heirs Of CAP
tain Hicks Chappel, for communications pay and intere,
Also the petition OF John W. Stucky, assistant marshal
Sumter district, South Carolina, praying additoai
compensation for taking the seventh census.
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TEXAS GENERAL AGENCH.-The arm Of wsbh Isssl
Co., Austin, and Ayrss, Webb, Co., 0avesioa, huS
been dssoived tas since by mutual consent, the bushes
continued by David Ayers In the city of Galveston. III
He will purchase and sell negroes and estate puhs,
and locate land cams, examne and quiet asd niss,
and other documents perfect titles 70 lands
nxes ands and redeem lands sold for collect and
foreign and domestic debs par OF the State of Texs
attend all business pertaining general agency He n
the attorneys and bnsnes Galveston, and Aesa Peers
street, New York and W. @ snehen, wastAngsou. D. O.
Communications wspsid) addre@ssd 10 David Ayre cava
will be promptly attended TO.
GALvEsrox, March Il 1854.
March 2-d2m
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CUPERIOR Br.ndses, Riss, wines, cigars, Sc.
u n BRANDIRs.
Otavd, Dupuy, Co.'S pale and dark, vintage 70"
lean Louis, very superior. 1871
Jsmcs TIennessy h Co.'s pale and London dock
Pinet, Castion, b Co.'S pale and dsrk, and I'D
A. seignetie, together with other 6ne branaies, W
bodies
WINES.
Champagne Of the following brands;
Cabinet Tour importasion)
Mnmms verysnsy, 0mpcrtsd by ,. O. v, BoteD
Heds,ck 4 Co, 0mported by Rsnaud frsncois)
Bopcha Vcrxanay, tour importaiion,) aud
NJ n. Schroeder, Hsnkeii, n Co, Stein ~
superior old pale Sherry, yrisrs, vin,sss 1885, Ia sos
bottles -. az
Old sou,hsde BIsckburn's Madeirs in boes snd 0m'"
old MAderss -.
ciare,, Hook, Sicily, Lisbon burgundy and Other s''
great variety
Holland gin. livery hne)
Old scotch and irish whistey, in wood and in bottles
Superior Old rye whiskey
Fine old Jamsics
Psikirh and Tennnnts Scotch sle c., Isaa
Byas- and Barclay Perk,nss brown sion sna -
pale ale, &C. sltI -. "a oAs
Ben. Frsnk,n victoris Neptnpe and Havana cesr s ~.
choice brands, regslsr Havana and London
And very fine assortment of chewing obaceo, " s'
'As% Gro ruos. PARKER co. oa
March a-aswswif opposite Browne ~
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roR HARpER.s FERRY.

(DAiLr LisK)
THE packet hell Fashion will the ensuing
commencing from this date Georgetown Hsps
Ferry. htU.tts Nt4 a5.al
Leaving Georgetown daily p m.. arriving Hspsrs FsI
morning 10 M in lime Tor the for Ca@hs,Ad ana
Winchester.
Returning leaving Harper' Ferry p. M, arriving 0sss
incoming II O'Clock. rs.irs al q Ns
Omnibuses will be in readiness, the arrival Of passenger
Georgetown, convey them 10 Washington.
gf-Fare through including board, u 80
Mar 95-du
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEnEs, AND vEsrINGs.

CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND vESTINGs.
4 n PIECES black French cloth, all grades
~ 10 pieces black doeskin, some very superior
Is do fancy cloths
20 do fancy cassimeres N
Is shapes, very pretty
pieces black satin
10 do fancy vcslings.
With undcrsh drawers, plain striped hsfhose gloves
pendcrs, pocket -handk kerchieis, cravnts, kc.
Gentlemen wishing goods Of the above description will call
examine stock, which they will find complete.
YERBY MILLER,
Mar 2o-lm Opposite Centre hats
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LINEN GOODS.
OE PIECES table damask, oil grades
20 SO dozen napkins
2n pieces linen sheetings
rs do pillow slip linens
SO do Irish linens all numbers
rs dozen towels
10 pieces linen huckaback
SO do Russia diaper
10 do birdseye diaper.
The above goods we warran, 10 be pure linen.
YERBY b MILLER, a5I.
Between 7 and 9Th Streets Penn opposite Centre M
Mar 28-lR
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T,RUyrEEs' sale OF Real Essase.--Ry vu~e q sss.
the subscrihers, dated July 8, 1si4 and ~cerdeS
No 49, folic- Nos 70, ~, and ~ Of The land rc
the county Of Washington In the District o Columbia 10
payment Of certain debt by reference said deed WV
fully appear, shall proceed sell public auction ~ m
10, No i5 in square No 2ss with The improvements 'h@
iect 70 prior lien. ~
Terms cash which, II not complied with within asr rs
the day Of sale the trustees the right resell ne
upon three days notice. on the ssms terms at The rk
cf the purchaser. NN
GEO. M. DAVIS, Tmsss.
NJ. CALLAN, Jr., -
Ap l--dlm A. GREEN, Ancnos''
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
SCHOOL ROOVxS
50eG60mo~ va

large assortment, embracing the various kinds II
ar the lowest prices. wa ~ '0''
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
THE TRUE +.
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR. GASTRIC JUICE.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!

3 Call on the Agent and get Descriptive Circular
g'as, giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
from l4iebigs Animal Chemistry; DIR. Combes Physioo
gy of Dgestion Dr. Pereira Food and Diet; Dr. JohI
w. Draper, of New York University; Prof. Dungison'
Physiology; Prof. Silman of Yale College, DIR. Carpen
ters Physiology &c. together with reports of CURES from
all parts of the United States.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24

iers in ambush. This time it was the rife that
did the business The advancing CO umn, how
ever, was composed Of veterans, who for few
moments seemed to push forward into the abyss
where their comrades and guides were lying
wounded and dead but as they were ignorant OF
the strength of the concealed enemy, the danger
came, finally they beat retreat and drew.off into
the woods again.
The check was all that could have been desir-
ted. That force was not engaged during the bat
tie of Pittsburgh; and after learning the disas-
fate of the day, made precipitate retreat
northward into the Canadps.
1t was noticed that as soon as the seven Hurons
were slain, Stockbridge Hank seemed to take no
further interest in the fray. Shortly after the fir
ing commenced, he disappeared, and did not ac-
company the soldiers back to the army. The
next day, however, he again appeared before the
officer, accoutered as at the time of his arrival
in the camp but with the addition of seven TO pdy
scalps attachedtohis belt, and with the war paint
washed from his face. His mission seemed to
be accomplished He was thanked for his ser
vices, and received promises of liberal reward.
To all that was said, he remained a silent listen
Grand only pointed to the glorious trophies viii,
lie wore, sgnifying that they were sufficient Cum
pensaton. In truth the Huron was his heredi-
| tary foe, and he had b en- fighting n tinctively
for the tradition Of his fathers. After this Sec
| ond visit he was never again seen in the army.
Tie story of this ex l,il was long the talk al
wonder of the camp. ...- 81.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
PIE PLANTS FOR SALE.

GtAHOON'S WELL KNOWN SEEDING, superior
~ in quality and size TO any of the varieties of Nam
moth, Colossal Victoria continues TO produce leaf
stocks until November being affected by the early fross
This variety raised by the subscriber Is years from
seed and after being under cultivation that length of time
holds good in size having this year produced stocks weigh
ing four pounds Ia OF. each.
will securely pack in boxes, and forward according to
directions ten Roots for IS five Roots for 49, or one for
81 Ca TO be sent with the order severe frost does
not inure the Roots they can be sent with safety any
part OF the Union.
ALSO for SALE Dwarf Pear Trees ofsvperior varieties
many OF them bearing sizes Gooseberry Bushes OF
varieties Ounces and Raspberres in variety Cranes
four varieties. Red and White Dutch Currants Flower
ing Shrubs and Ornamental Trees. Bulbous Flowerfg
Roots and Dahas, that could be beat the State Fair
1900 Balsam FRS Spruce Hemlock and Arbour Vita from
~ to five feet high.
B. P. CAHOON.
Kenosha, Oct. 90, 1852. 18
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
GROCERY
Provision Store.

YNNHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors, would
IL respectfully Informs the citizens of Kenosha and vi.
entity, that hei hand to furnish them al unusually
low prices, with all kndso
GROCERIES d PROVISIONS.
Fruit by the barrel bushe Candies Confectionares
and Dried Fruits
Fancy Goods, anu Yankee Notions Of oil kinds.
Cigars by the box, dozen or single
Cod Fish, Mackerel White Fish, &C.
FLOUR of the best brands always on hand.
Wooden Ware, sc, &c, &C, SC, SC, &c. &C., &c.
Give me call and will satisfy you Of the quality and
prices. r. 7. HAhBkOOk.
One door North Of Elkins' Jewelry Store.
N. B. Sportsmen would do well to remember before
purchasing slseW here that have constantly on hand Haz
Yards celebrated Rifle Powder. Also, COED assortment
OF Gun Wads Shot, Caps, &C.
Kenosha, October, 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-24
Prints Of all Prices, from u Cents down,
JOSIAH BOND.

JOSIAH BOND,
ATTORNEY CorSsELLoR AT Law, NOTARY PUpL1c AVE
LAND AGENT,
kcnosha, wisconsin.
- has a complete abstract of all DEEDS, MORTGAGES
JUDGMENTS, and other instruments of Record ai,ecps
TITLE TO REAL ESTATE.
nhe County Of KenosAa:
andis prepared ofurnish all necessary
in said county, and TO s'iV'
warrant all Abstracts made by Him.
There are but few parcels land In this county the IN. 10
are affected by "-' ''N''
Itoenty distinct Records and Files,
Contdncd in over
sIXTI-N VOLUMES;
That these records kepth
NINE DIFFERENT OFFICES
and in the counties of Kenosha, Racine and milwaukee, w
evident thl no person safely purchase CT tnke mont
gage on Real Estate until the title has examined ana
as a1 more care Is necessary Than is generally used in this
respect
- The understand has also copies of all TAX SALES since
inc organization OF Racine county.
10 avoid Tax Titles
constant attention necessary. Examinations should be
made annually is sufficient merely 10 PAY TIM
49,; lands upon which The taxes paid oflen
My several Abstract Books the Deeds Mortgages and
copies of the Judgment Records Courts OF kcnos
and Racine counties and othc L. s. District Court at Nil.
waukef VIII be regularly posted up and reliable ab.
CpllsIutrliE existing the
Her oumes of Records Of Racine County than cum be oh.
tanned by an examination of the original records.
Inc undersigned has also copies Of the original entries nj
INC ld once, Milwaukee, and in all cases tho
title back to Government.
MONEY LOANED,
TareS Falkland Warrants for Sale.
CITY LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON TIME
KENosHA CITY CouNrY ORDERS Boraur AND Som
TN'"S Exchanged J0r tfy property an =" Prop'rsy/sr
y For those who have Money the highest sRa
Rates OF Interest and most perfect securities will obtain
ed without charge.
business OF every nature connected with Real Estate
Collections and other Professional Business promptly aten
ded TO.
JOSIAH BOND.
kenoshn. WIS. 1Rhl