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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

RaS- Uncle Toms Cabin ha. found q new
opponent in the person Of His Holiness the
Pope. who has forbid its eipcula lion in hrs
realms.
rV Governor Brigham Young has delivered
a message in favor of "home manufacturer
There IS one branch of home manufactures Wig.
orou>ly promoted by the Governor: when last
heard from he had thirty two children
D4J slave woman now confined in isiI It
New orleans on the charge Of having poisoned
her masters child, has made q cosfrs.;on in
which she states that she had previously poi.
scned nine whites and blacks in Missouri.
DS writer in the Republic says that Their.
exists in Russia bureau for the regulation Of
public opinion in England. France and the Uni.
ted States and that it has "unlimitcd sums
OF secret service money. and hordcs Of agents
at its command
Db The Memphis convention passed a re-
solve that the Pacific Railroad ought to be COM
Pleted by the General Government on The most
practicable route. with limited donations Of land
10 the States bordering on either side Of the
Mississippi.
n9- BY decree Of the Emperor Of France.
Flax Seed may now be imported into France.
for seed. free Of duty.
D6 }. J.. Bingham. Esq, formerly one Of
the editors Of the Lafayette Courier. has been
elected Superintendent Of the next State Fair.
to the held at Lafayette next October.
D6 The Columbus and Xepia Company.
II is understood. have subscribed $50, 900 10 Tho
stock Of the Coal road from Dayton to Xenia.
~ J. Romer Rsmsdell. Of Newburs, has
been elected President Of the n. Y end Erie
Road. in the place of B. Loder. IT,. resigned.
snd Mr.. McAlPin has been elected 10 fil the
vacancy in the Board. and will act - Vice
President. Mr.. Ramsdell has salary Of olO..
600 year.
~ Intelligence has been received a Cal
weston. Texas. that Beoiamin Huber.'s survey.
ing party. on Red iveT. lad been nassasssd -
the Washits Indians. Only enc man ssespsA.
~ Bonds Of the lllineis Ceatsal Railrse1
Company. amessting 10 ness %. 0e0 600 hsve
been sold in New York City. q Premiass.
ranging from fen to ave and half pr eest.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

DEPARTED this life, suddenly. on the evening Of
the 18Th inst, DAVID MAuLSBY. in tho 69th year
Of his sEe The dece ased emgratsd this city from
the State Of Maryland. about p years SINCE He v.s
IN aAeetionate husban6 kind and isduleent paren
and good aeighbor. He vas pr.isworthy for indus
try-he possessed equanmity Of temper and in his in
iercourse with his fellow men courteo.s and A.
fable. Let those Of his neghbors who survive him
emulate his virtues, ealvste ksd ses bro,hery love-
charity, that when 10 60 hence, that which NAV
b. truthfulIy said Of deceased friend NAV = in
equal degree Of truth b said Of H. Thesc Qualities
viii eontsbate to happiness while eur present
state Of existence; and qsaly immortal spirits
the grave. D. r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24
Fooreh q JQ0y.

Aer~eabiy 10 previoss notice, respectable number
Building no Saturday evening, The 18th issG Lev -
Burk wss called 10 preside ssd D. r ho'lo~sys sP'
pointed Secretary.
be for the purpose Of making for eeis.
braiing the approaching anniversary Of our Nsaesai
Af,er some consultations. Il. Shombr~. ESQ. eAsssi
the following preamble aud resolutions which We
una ni,nc usly adopted
Whereas. the fourth Of July IS d.y that should
never forgotten by the Anne people. bet sssld
be strictly Grated to the er.sies Of The
glorious event Which gave birth to the civil and re-
Iixious liberty that We = Peopl. enjoy snd that
made country :os the Oppressed Of every
nation. the r. fore
Is, Rsseicsd That we will celebrate the sppro.chisg
anniversary Of our National fnd-Pe "a-nee
2n Resered. That do invite the c'''sens Of This
vicinity to join in the celebration.
ID Resolred. That the celebration should - Psseiy
Re- character. aud shall BE- governed
by any religions or political party
Ath ReseIced, That q committee Of three b sepein-
ted TO proc ure deliver appropriate I'd
dress. rcader Of The Declaration Of tndePe ndsnes
o that occasion.
5,h Resoised That committee Of ten b. scPoi",ed
to mako all the for the csis.
brxtion.
9Th Resoloed. That committee Of three be sPpon.
ted to procure music.
I'm kesolped That the Ladies' Be respectfully s"iic
ted TO prepare such shine they may deem
proper.
Bark. and Dormer were appointed committee -
procure . speakrs
Under tho fifth recitation. nie'''s she"'h.:. e.'..
Mccullough Burgess. Hoover. WATSON. E.sa tf'' Ar
mimsrout, Payne aud Lewis. were sppe'ntsd COM
mittee Of arrangrme nts ~.
ers. Ed. Jones. aud w. w. Ly nds were appointed :
committee to procure music. The meeting adjourned
to meet 'e'n on Saturday ey:I:f h 1i1 cA.~..
D. p. fIoLLowAv. Sec'y.
~ The committee Of arrangements are requssssd
to meet ., tho Warner Building ON Saturday asx' II
O'Clock P. NJ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

R1 Mr.. Jeremy Man.ur, we are inform
ed. has sold his farm. adjoining the ancien,
city" Of Salisbury, Mr.. Barton Wyatt OF
Boston Township, for 81 0 900 cash. 1t is also
reported that Mr.. Mansur. designs removing to
indianapolis. Mr.. Wyatt sold hi. farm in
Boston township for 10000. 10 Levi Druley,
and Mr.. Druley has sold one half Of it for g..
800 advance upon what one half Of it cos, him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24
Notices, Nous 3tems, Scraps, Sc.
ny PEN AND SCISSORS.

Gsd.y's Zsdy's Book. for July has been received
II 10 number Of substantial mort. aud 10 psofsseIy
embes with engravDgs. II 10 tho first number OF
. volume.
Weekly Budget is the name Of paper just COM
need in the city Of New York by Sebs Smith tJack
Dew nng,) editor, and his wife Mrs e. Onkes Smith
., assistant. The Budget will secure high chAssssss
among the periodicals Of the country, both the sdi
tor and edilress able writer's, and have had much
exPc in editorial Iabors.
Crahams Mogasine for July is received. aud 10 ~
usual beautiful in smbsilismen and interesting in
reading matter.
Hustrated Magazine ef Ayt-Ths Publisher Of tho
Magazine Of Art the eompieton Of the fret
volume. with the most signal The future 10
sues Of this magnificent work will bs yet rich
literary tale Mt aud artistic sdornment. The merit u
tho work is such cn,i,Is it to generous support.
Monthly. by A. Montgomery. 10 Spruce street. New
York, IS cents . number.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24
The slave Trade to Cub,.

slave ship recently arrived and landed her
full cargo At All obscure por. in Cuba. As soon
as the slaves were landed. the vessel was scu.-
tied and sunk. Many rumors are abroad rcla.
ting to the movements Of England and Spain
regarding the slave trade, vel as the restora
ton of Mexico to the monarchical fold Star
Ting developments are looked for. connected
with these ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in which
this country is deeply interested.
The diplomatic correspondence between the
English Lord Palmerston and the Spanish au-
thorities, it is now said. has resulted in com :.
promise Of the slave trade to Cuba, by which
Spain has agreed to suspend the traffic; and to
substitute the system Of apprenticeship adopted
in the British West Indies. This apprentice.
ships not to be limited to negroes now in the
island. but is made to embrace a stipulation for
1.-THE free introduction Of negroes from Africa
without molestation," to be appren,iced for
terms Of eight, ten. Or fifteen years, If so, the
compromise encourages the capture of Afri.
cans. and their transportation into slavery for a
term Of years. instead Of for life-for slavery
AS long as the negro can earn his living. and
freedom when he is worn out. We hope, for
the credit Of humanity, as we'll as of the Brit
ish Government that this is not true
Treat the slave trade as piracy, and punish
those engaged in it as pirates. In our view the
same principle is involved in stealing a negro,
to be held in slavery for term of years, as for
life.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

D0-"The good time is coming" when Rail
Road Presidents and Directors will furnish
editors with free tickets, not from mere eourts-
sy and desire on their psri to be considered
charitable. Blu. from sense Of justice. "Wsi, .
little longer!'-and-
"Ihe good time" for procuring summer
clothing Of ell kinds, has already arrived 10
Richmond. N. S. LEEDS. has just received
large and fine stock Of Linen Goats, Pants
and Vests-.utsble for this warm wea,her.-
Call at Noah's dirk, No. ~, Main street, end
don't wait any longer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

PHfeat Clothes Pis-fhe latest Ysskes Notion We
noticed few days since II the store Of VIM B~n s.e
cotes' thing out in the WY Of clothes Ps heSss-
wives would be pleased with them and would ssv-
great deal Of trouble by using them. Call ssa "
them.
BY the way friend Bell 10 doing extensive wholly
sale business in spices. ground asd m pus
j" papers, BY arrangement with manufacturer. he
10 enabled to sell at the factory prices and furnishes
and genuine article. He IL also agent for large
NUMBER Of other articles and nton respectfully
invited to his adv rtise me ats
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

EI Notwithstanding the effects Of the fly
upon the wheat in this neighborhood. there ere
some fields which will produce fine croPs.-
Jacob Sanders has left at our Office some hne
stocks, measuring some 5! feet in height, with
full heads Of we'll filed grain.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24
in other TOUnsHips.

We have not received the returns from Ab.
ington, Clay, Dalton, and Greene.
The advance of assessments over 1852 in
Wayne township is 81 per cent.-on polls 8
per cent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

Torabe property in Richmond.-We have
been kindly furnished by the Assessor for
Wayne Township. the following statements in
regard to the taxable property in tho city Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

G. R. Williaas. Collector 81 city taxes may -
fosnd At the room formerly eeesPisd Sy him pesa
Office. vhers Be will - happy y fsrsisA rsesiess
thess VIE rsady furnish "msss rial aiA = shs
ehy-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

~ The best thing we know to calm the
rufEled temper Of an angry husband, Is smooth
ing iron over the head. We don't charge pa.
tient wives anything for this information.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

~ A Western editor speaks Of the eircun.
stance Of . bird building its nest upon . ledge
over the door Of doctors Office. - a attso1e
70 rear its young in the very jaws Of death.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

IN Exfra.-The crowded state Of our col
umns has induced US to issue an extra with this
number of the Palladium.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24
The Rockville WAie "a =,

THE citizens Of Annapolis last week employed
Allen, Esq. to prosecute all violations of the lav
BY the Liquor men OF that place, and wen
and took hold Of Fleet Hunt. and ''put him throu Oh
The prosecutions against him resulted in three convc-
tons for nuisancs whereuPon, il is said, he dag
Of trace to the Committee of citizens, proposing To
surrender 10 them all bis liquor hand which propo-
sal the Committee accepted. sgreed to pay him the
cost Of it, and the citizens assembled the
mens had the barrels. kegs &c., brought out Knocked
in the heads set fire to the Gyy coaeafs. and made
large bonfire Of the rsmains Of the establishmens
Hsas has sold his property in Annapolis and Is now
making arrangements to leave the county.
Daring the preset MT week. Mr.. AIes, being employ
ed. also took Doe. James F. Gordon, Of West Union
IN hand and '.Pst lin through" The prosecution
sganse him resulted three convictions: for sell
sg liqser to minor without the Of his par
ents: and two for keeping and maintaining Nuisance
By suffering and allowing sPritueus lqaoS - drask
his Grocery. The fines and the three easea
will probably, - No Informed. amount TO 500.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

!Asee s,aE ~ DAvroS-Ws learn thst Gre hseke
Ne south ~ssssra part Of DAytes - Tassdsy
s'ss' va'ch destroyed eleven stakes bsless il
sssssesd Several hossss, some Of them two
a.'sss tom he 6re. vsss st o. Ore b. he
Asssg them was he Third sssess
eight icjssy. "'"''e'' w"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

CATHOLIC AND Protestant SCENE ovER CoRrsE -
disgrac-fu riot took place yesterday afternoon
the Bell-ville Avenue at the house Of Mr. John Dona
hoe A brother Of Mr.. ID. who hat bee residing with
him for about during which he had been i'll Of
consumption died on Saturday morning Mr. ID. is
Protestant and his brother is Catholic. but whe n
dying gave particular directions his fu
neral TO the family, leaving il TO their discretion and
they made nts iih other f~ nds, AMI Faith
ers Moran and S-nez for having Protestant services
The house. and then resgning The body to the Catholic
ren nos OF the deceased int-rncnt in the C-n,-te
ry This it believed would settle all the diff u
ties which had bee raised. and di>iur ,nc- b-ing
appr-he nded, the funeral was going quietly, Rev
Mr.. Townsend officiating.
While he was in his discourse, Father Senez and
others drove and said, according TO the testimony
Of those who heard it. sis there good Catholics here
that will stop tn baahng' He is playing comedy
over the dead body''-in ailusion to Mr.. Townsend-
The services were then stopped the Catholics then
rushed IN aud temPiet to get OF the body
and &c neral melee ensnec, in which the coffin liz
taken off and used IA weapon by the assaiiants
The Riot continued for iinr but the Protestant
bearers and friends placed the bojy the hea rs-. and
followed II to the grave among much III language ut
tered by the other party The affair will become the
subject of legal nves,igation.--Nerork Ado.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

~ We notice in the Prsirie Beacon, pub.
lishsd 10 Paris, Illinois. that our young friend,
Ssmuel H. Hueston. formerly Of this place. has
been elected w. C. T.. in . Temple Of
Honor. recently organised in Paris. 1t is an
honorable position in the temperance army. and
we deubs not Bro. Huesson will maintain the
faith land be zsalous Of good works."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

The Lsgasspsrt Jesrssl says shss the prespeerfor
heavy cseP Of COED wheat il that neishbeykoed w.
1oveF better
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

WArHrScroN, juno l9.-Ths Democracy 10 iphar-
mouous each wing speaks Of the other - even worse
than wings.
Efforts are being made 10 have KeltlswelI removed
from the Naval Office as Baltimore.
Edmund Burke 10 bitterly denoun need. Cstais die
Gnsuished Democrats after exhassing al the terms
Of eoodemnation. wind up by declaring that Edmusd
was . W ilmot Provisoist.
Irish. Of Albany. 10 here ssain after the New York
Msii Ageney. The dee 10 his gill - very large.
Secretary Oebbis has rstssssd from the eouth.
Albert Gallstiu Allen takes charge Of the Naval
Agency in this City ON Tassdsy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

u The Univ rsity Urbsna Ohio i. establish
ed and is to be sustained bv the disciples Of Emanuel
Swede nbo-e. This is the first educational establish
me Mt in the Of the rank of 4 University,
voted to the propagation of Swede nbo ganism. Prof
w. Jsnks, of Boston, and Prof. ". e. w iiIams Of
20ih ,-tie first Professor Of Languar-s and
the secord Of Science. female department 10 also
TO be connected with the University.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

The Pain Killer is excellent regulator Of tn.
stomach aud bowels. and should always be KEEP. OF
hand. especially at this season Of tho year. Sold
only IS cents a bottle by Merchants generally.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

u Tho incorporated village Of Wildwood. in this
meuts within the past few days. On Saturday after
noon last. Miss Kelley entered the doggery Of Geo.
w. Batter in pursuance. We learn. Of former
tse and eeded demolish the jars and bottles
in the shop, when Butler drew upon her revolver and
fired FIVE Shots Of which hit the girl ir the hack
she leaving the shop. Another Of the balls
struck Dr. Mohrt the thigh, between the knee and
hip. and third gra1ed the forehead Of Dr.. Kelley.
Dr. Moffet vas not concerned in the ARRAY. but
sitting . box the street. Butler has been
arrested.
Neither Of the balls have. up this writing. bee
extracted. end the injured suffering great
" from their effects.
high state Of excite ment prevails in the village.
end We may have occasion hereafter to say upon
this subject
p. 8. Since the shove wsttsn ~ learn that IN
examination had yesterday before Esquire Miller
which resulted in binding Better in the Of
2,0O0 TO the next term Of Common Pleas-fMi.
Vernon Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24

DR.. O. HalSteaA'S Pills
will Dyspep.., Indigestion, Billousness. and
every disease Of the Stomach
DR.. 9. ID. Howc's Shaker Sors0paFillo
will purify the Blood. l9-ly.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-18
SECOND WARD.
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b13 LiH13 Obs Il 50 l. hrof \ 4 ar ofbIock
SEqr3l-I II n OIL 100 - - " W
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beg, l0acres ~
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Nided j, - ~ ~
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rds, Kinds ) 80 rts, F. L. ris to beg 81 acres
NEqr 3l-L an ~ I.5B62l I.IORSI
seq 3-L4B 36 LIS r "A I6B34 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
or 5l-con 50 rdS W from ) T. cor: thence running
81 rds lords, @Srds, W cords so rIs f 10 rs d,
beg, acres. -' " 'NS ~
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-18

cept feetof end of b. S. except A feet of end
SEqr Bob Is, entire blk d 26 entire blk
NE or 3l-L FB 66-L6B6l
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-18

beg thence W to beg 46com'g then W cor OF u IS
thence parallel with Main st lei thence parallel with
Wis 49, Il hence parallel with Main 81 to Wis st
thence TO beg lot or side Of Main st corn'g 6s
5 Of OF 40 thence % thence CO n thence
w 60n TO beg. = -
NEQr Sec i-com'g rds 3 OF 8 w cor of /. Is
thence Is Fds thence rds w Is rds rds TO beg
b "a Eqr Sec 81 It 2-the hf of the w ar of b %
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-18
Sheep for Sale.

subscriber has lot of6ne wooded Bucks for sale
and he would take This method of eeounintine tbe
Mooi eroveFs and others OF this vicinity ofe Part
the so Bucks ure half blood French and Spanish Mer
nos, and were brought from Vermont here
Somers, October 10th, 1852 IL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-18
GemernI Lnws OF IYiscnnsin

E~R SALE atthis Ofnce,asdat
- KINGS BOO ksICET
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-18
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!

Call the Agent, and get Descriptive Circular
gratis. giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
from Iiebigs Animal Chemistry; DIR. Combes Phvsioo-
gy OF Digestion Dr. Pcrcra Food and Diet; Dr. John
w Draper, OF New York University; Prof. Dunelisons
Physiology: Prof Siman, of Yale College, Dr. Carpen-
tiers Physiology &C. together with reports CURES from
all parts of the United States
No Alcohol, BitterS or Acids,
~ REMEMBER THIS: Dr. HOUGHTON's PEpsIN
Is o great NATURAL REMEDY, free from ALCOHOL
bITTERS, ACIDS and NAUSEOUS DRUGS II il eY
uenely agreeable tn the taste and may taken nv The
most feeble patients who cannot water cracker with
Pepsin is NOT DRUG.
Cures in erery To,Cn!
Dr. Houghton's PEPsIN has now been tested. for nm
TWO years, every argetow in the United ate.
I tne agents can refer Dyspeptics to many REMARK
LII. CCAES IN EVERY TOWNt Numerous details ~
reports of cures certificates Of Physicians and Pa,
uen are given in the Circulars furnished by Agents gratis
Pepsin in Fluid and Po,oder.
~ HoUGHTON'S PEPSIN is prepared in powd., 49,,
ud rorm-and in Prescription vias the use Of Ph "
81 ne Powder will be sent by MAIL free of Postage
p Din 9iIar, sent To Dr. Houghton. Philadelphia
~ ale CIRCULARS for Physicians NAV be oh, MIN
"a Or houghton or his Agents, describing the whole
OF Preparation, and giving the authorities mon
staT he cIalns of this remedy are based As
-. - SECRET REMEDY, objection can be ra;sad
sshs. It's use by Physicians in respectable standing ana
- - p I1c. Price. ONE DOLLAR per bottle
,beEhNE THIS!-Every bottle Of the genuine
n PIN pears The written signature of J. S. HOUGHTON
Trade Mark secured i"''' ." N0f9-i,gh ana
2 SoId pyan Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
ASEN REPRESENTATIVES. 4 Co kEN0Su.
ahd Retail Agent. F. w. De Berard. Racine
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-18
Something New under the Sun.

NHE Subscrber wishes % call tho attention Of all
Il ested In Scientific improvements, tothe aduirobIe
EXCELSIOR WASH BOARD,
which universal consent surpass every thing
which has been offered TO the public.
Always avcrse to wind power" purpose only
ask that his
Circular Crimped Zinc Wash Board,
mayhave afairtroI and ne Ihazard differentiation
sansi anythingin the shape ofa
yet produced.
Country Merchants and Traders generally canbe summit
shop go rods south of Plank Road on The TeIeoranh
Road and Of Hale Towslees Iron store on Main Street
as welas Of other placesin the city.
LESTER BUTLER.
Kenosha, Oct. Is, 81. II