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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28

Harmon Griffin, Complainant, rs AlzinO W. Nurthway,
Roman 4. NorhwNy, Cemeal l.. VI. Nprhway, and AIn-
mcn y. NorhwGy, Defendants.
gDY Virtue FINAL decree made by this Court In this
II d the Eighth day Of November \. D., 1889,
shall sell public Auction the highest bidder all anu
singular the mo.gugod premises situated In the county OF
kruOSha, mentioned in the Bll OF mplant and In the
sid final decree in said cause, and therein described fol-
lows TO Wit A that cernn piece parcel OF land, lying
and being in The County Of kohcsha, and State OF Wl5cOn
and known and described follows, wit The Norm
hall Of The North West Quarter OF Section number four
Of Township numbrrtwu y North of knngc number TWEEN
tyOne u last being fractional, and CONTINUING sixty
and 450O acres OF lander much thereof shall 10
sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount due said decree
and costa.
The said sale will take place Saturday the Nineteenth
day of February A. 1883 between the hours OF and
three o'clock In the afternoon that day the Court House
IN The cy vi keho1hg IL The county OF kenOsha and State
Of Wisconsin, to" Terms, Cash.
NATHAN n. ALLEN,
Sheriff 81 KrnOsha County.
SrRoSG & FILLER, COMPARTMENTS suls.
Dated 30h DrcpinNcr 4. d. leS2 6-3J
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l0,Sl4

Since the information upon which this table is
based has been collected, quite a large number Of
miles of road have been completed and put in
operation and others projccted-Probably sutf-
Gent to Increase both columns 1000 miles at
ieaht
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TO PRINTERS.
County Treasurer's Office.

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found in the building in which the Kenosha Telc.
graph IS published, over Scott's Furniture Ware
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Maine Law in IIassach uscts.


The Massachusetts, House has just laid on
the table an order to consider the propriety
of amending or repeating the Anti-Liquor-
Law-Yeas 1874 Nays lis. This looks as
if the law would not he repealed.
Seventeen States have passed Homestead
Laws. OF the Southern States, Georgia eX-
enpts twenty aeres. Eat speeding il value
$3.50; Florida exempts 40 acres, not exceed
ing in value $500; Alabapla 80 acres or a
house and lot In town, $500: Texas 200
ares $5Qp; California, $500; South Caro-
Ira 40 acres $500.
The British government has PIT the Mare
w H. lcrre IN Australia.
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1000 Book Agents Wanted.

TO SELL. PICT ORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS FOR
THE YEAR 1859.
$1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR!!
NEy ANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF THE UNITED
Wv STATES, active and enicrprising men, TO engage in
the sale of Of the best Books published in the country
To of good address, possessing small capital Of from
SIS 500, such inducements Ill be offered 10 enable
them TO make from 81 20 IS day profit.
= The Books published by all useful in their
character extremely popular and command large sales
wherever they offered.
For further particulars address, postage paid
ROBERT SEARS, PUBLIsHER,
81 UHiidn Street, .Netc York.
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FE1HE undersigned takes this method Of expressing bis
u obligations those who have come forward and
tied their accounts and wishes suggest abou; hou
sand Others that he intends leaving the city and that
all who prefer 10 adjust their and notes win him
in person must call Without any further delay Aner tie
ooh Of january all unsettled will he left With
Justice for collection and mistake. Those who call ur
or him honac settle upon favorable TENS, tbon
II he is compelled visit ihe his accounts with
agent. G. CLEMENT.
Dec. 30, 1882. %
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ESTBAY. Came to the premises of the snb-
IL scriber three year old steer. Brindle color
With little whitc--straiaht horps-cane lastJune.
The owner is requested to prove prorerty-psy
ctargeS-and tske II cray.
yoHE YAI"
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

By becompg ia time possessed 81 he know ledge the want
Of which has caused the sickness and poverty thousands
i We" OF such eonseqUence wife mother
'a-lr 1t She neglect 20 ava herself Of that knowledge in
EsSect 70 herself which would spare her much eng
the neaus Of happiness aud prosperity her husband aud
eo1of upo4 her len that 81 above all puceheahy
todrs. With heshy minds. hat Knowledge contained Ia
ltfIle work led
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DRAFTS on NEW YORK.
A RID.

eight DRAFTso on Sew York for sale at the chicsg
- rates. II. b. TOVSLTF
March as. 1851. II
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CHANCERY SALE.

STATE OF WlSCOSSIN-KFNOSIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-lN CHANCERY.
Alonzo Campbell u.s. Horao c. Train Maria Train and
john Perrinc.
EHY Virtue and in pursuance OF Decree OF the Carcui
Court for The county Of kenosha, state OF Wisconsin,
made and entered IN certain pending therein The
Chaucery side thereof, the Term of May, A. ID. 1852
wherein AOpzo Cumpbcll is Com planGnt and HorAtio
Train, Murih Train aud John Perine Defendants bear
auction n the ghest oder the door OF the Court House
iu the city u. keno,ha in SAID county "Wednesday he
2Th day OF October ~ d. Ic52 between the hours OF nine
aad twelve in the forenoon Of that day the follow ing des
crbeI real estate wit: "A that certain piece, parcel
ol land Iug and benz in the city of kCuosha ard
state of Wconsn and described follows viz: Lot No
five in boc& eighty three SO in The north Quur
ter Of Section Ne. thirty Nl) in township No two ~
nlrh of Range No three 23 east according no
Plat aud Of the Village OF Southport, now city Of
Kanosha record ina the Office the Register Of Deeds
OF The county " Racine ami State of Wisconsin,"
Dated keAoaAG, September Q, A. u 1888. Fla
NATHAN II. ALLEN,
SACrll VI kenJsha County.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28

Ard her husband the toll anxiety Of mind
nrcssssTy dsyeyiag upon ha IRON sickness oi the MIie
without giving hR The Opportunity OF acquiring HAT
peIeuee which his eNeTtions entitled ard the Possession
81 which would secure the happiness OF hGSeii wife, and
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28
WANTED

EMMFDTAT ELY, Two on THREr :, TIVE NE% 70 i-ay
n ei in lucrative business. Enquire u
r. WAIT
3m-3o Opposite tho Huna- House
En0CKET DIARIES for 1888. for snIs at
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28

EDORTE MbNEYs ofaT kinds. 4 good article for salc
81 Dee lstl KINGS BOOKSTORE
EEK Writing, rlncti Blue, Red, Curmnc and Indelhlc
q Ink all sizes. for sale at KINGS BOOKSTORE.
- OLD PENS, Of all sizes, The best quality in market
Gu for sale AZ dec l. KINGS BOOKSTORE
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PoS'pO1l mcn'.

The above sale IS postponed The request If NE dsnd
AMI and by consent OF shc patnI until the 9Th day Of
December, 1852.
GA y. n. ALLEN, Shorif.
Da.ed October Esd, \. D. 1853.
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P0sip0nemeRt,

The above sale Is hftlCt postponed the Request of tho
defendant and 10y consent Of the plaintiff until The ID day
March, 1883 y. r. ALLEN, sheriff.
Dated December :, l~52. ~
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MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

Possessed he information contained in le volume ~
III The reach Of all which would sparS 70 herself
YEARS OBJ MISERY.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,
WHY Is ITS

Whom late be benefited b. our knowledge we lock
buck sHi uog and the fall Queacss Of
What would oisea give Possess early life the
knoWiedse va obtain Ia after And what DAYS and
nights Of anguish might not have been spared if he
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dated al sou,npor., bee. s,h. AD. ia IS
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and Boston Tor New York and the words,
ENrERED according Act Of Congress in the year 1877 by
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

RosEyALEyILLAGE-s l5o q uI FOR a HOMESTEAD
L b est s%ns co hs s
April s53 large number Of these are already engaged
price @ these os
sold showing that the purchase will DO good invest
estate on a., parts Of rapidly
$40 Co and go 900 has been offered for asres
fss By
to and shs land which
aceSg all kinds Of grain fruit and garden vegetables
supply the demand for the lots and farms
Inc land already sold at Lakeland and Hermanvie each
'qa IA s ss
sesss Tfssns q hs oSr 5 y e.
ss rs mt. o. a. Of rS% o 70 twenty
for day T s%d ss SsSs
deed % !. nsde cunt of 81 &c T. e.
and delivered directly after paying The balance.
only HSss
ans % 'sGss
island i the most healthy location within its bordeps
ans e % ssS thar ii
and now rowns @ will n%S
with those in any part Of tho country several houses
enterprng purchasers Mechanics selecting sos for
their business here which from its TO Now
they carry with equal profit having their iame,
with them secure against the vices and temptations Of
crowded city and reniE. The farms wich am
selling at from $40 so per of same
which cannot be purchased for 800 ani
the north and south Of this with no better soil naturally
sells from 800 to $500 per
Apply 10 CHARLES WOOD, 2os Broadway e,ro,r "a
Fulton street, New York who will receive remttanses An
forward receipts therefor by return Of mail II, viii ala,
pratutously furnish maps aud pamphlets Of ths property
and oheeruly give spSh ether ipfoguAtpa ~ qay Ia
esitsJ, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26
Co,orea seamen In south Carolina.

~
Jeremiah d. Yates sheed Of Charleston District was
yesterday disposed of by the United States Circuit Court
Judge Gilchrst presiding We have already stated that
this action instituted by the British Consul for the
purpose Of testing the validity of the of South Caro-
lima in regard TO the admission Of coioed into ths
ports OF this State The form Of the action trespass
against the Sheriff for assault false imprisonment and
the exaction Of money. The defence plea OF usti
ui Tor Tree negroes mulatoes or mestzoes from the
bahamss and West Indies, to come into this state and
that the Sheriff. IN duty bound proceeded under the
provisions of the act of the General Assembly, passed in
1886 to apprehend and conhne the plaintiff who bad
thus una wfuly into the state and that the alleged
exactons we're the fees provided by for performance
Of the duties under the act The replication was that
the Sheriff had acted Of his wrong.
The Attorney General, Mr. Hayne, part of the defend
ant cited the following Acts Of the General Assembly
wit of 1794 1900 1901 1907 1903 all passed the
treaty with Great Britain in 1875 and the Acts of
1920 1928 and 1925 passed before the Reciprocity
Act OF Congress- relied by Mr. Petgru in behalf of the
plaintiff and lastly the Act of 1885, which modhes the
mode of procedure for the enforcement Of pre- existing
laws Of the State. The attention of the court like
wise called BY the Attorney General to an Act Congress
passed in ls0S recognizing and enforcing the then exist
ing provisions for the exclusion Of this cass OF persons
enacted.
Mr. Petgru for the plaintiff relied upon the treaty of
1875 the Reciprocity Act OF $780, and the President pro-
clamaton.
The object of the counsel for the plaintiff being to get
the opinion of the Supreme Court OF the United States he
submitted argument though had been intmated by
the presiding Judge that his opinion adverse to the
plaintiffs claim. The facts set forth in the SheriTs jus
LITIGATION being proved Mr. Pegru asked that the Court
should charge that the laws and statutes of South C,re
ma relied in said plea being in CONFIRMATION of the
treaty of 1915, ans the reciprocity and proclamation of
1880 were unconstitutional and therefore invalid and of
no force.
This charge refused and the charge was given that
the laws under which the Sheriff justified valid and
that the verdict should be for the defendant bill of
exceptions signed and sealed to this effect whereupon
the Jury found verdict accordingly and the stands
ready for final arbrament by the Supreme Court at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

TRADE AT CINCSNAu.-So reduced the prices OF
freight between this city and New Orleans that it
with difficulty the boats can be constrained to take
load large amount of freight in the city ready for
shipment, but owing to the fact that it don't pay to
transport it from this port it VIII necessarily remain
stored here until the prices increased There
Inducements for the boats to make trips down and
and many win be compelled to draw of.-Cincnnat Ga
yette April %,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26
MnLNERY AND DREssnIAKING.

CTRAw BoNNETs-JUsT RECEIVED, 100 CASES IA
- des Bonnets of every description 80 mise aud
sites These bonnes superior the
city their fnh share ousty Of ba1s adapted to
the millinery trade and will be sold Tow for cash By
HOMER OK yQba street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

Of boarding house and bar furniture and fixtures On
Tuesday, April 26 at ten o'clock at the Wright House No
G6 Washington street between Liberty and Cortlandt
srees the entire contents Of the house comprising kit
chen bedroom furniture large quantity of beds
and bedding Croton fixtures and Croton pipes crocery
ard glassware &C. general assortment. Terms cash in
bankable money.
PETER PARKS, II Wall street, second aoor
DOsITIvE SALE, IN PARTITIoN-NEw YORK.
l. Brooklyn, and Williamsburg propcrty.-JAMES COLE
viii sell at auction wednesday April n at u O'Clock at
the Mcrchant txohange Now York property Nos 49, and
Also the valuable house and lot No 81 Perrspoint street
and the house and lot OF Pearl and Water streets
Brookyn and also two lots the south side of South
Eighth street 100 feet east from Fifth street, Williamsburg
The above property belongs the hes Of Fanny Broad
head deceased AMI will he sold under the direction of D.
Gould referee For particulars Referees advertisement
in the Evening Post every Tuesday
DLANTS AT AUCTION. = WILLIAM 3. McILyAIN
will sell this day at 1917 O'Clock NJ at tho sales
~ Maiden lane near Nassau street gpleB did ooes
,on Of monthly perpetual moss and running roses sso
double stockges orange treea asahas cameltss verbc
mas dshtas, dc, from the nurseres Of VIM Wilson and
Wm H. White Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26
DANCING ACADEMIES,

NEW CLASSEs.-BRo0KEs' DANCING ACkDFY,.
IN at his assembly No Sl Broom stfTaf f.
suArter from the timo OF subscrrtul. Iit
S9a2Yl MIL 9Yaijape open during the whole war
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sa- SEE SEVENTH PAGE -6a

PERSONAL.
NALL AGAIN.-IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO TWO
~ weeks since called at the r. r. X ofce, relative to
travelling agency will call again he will meet with atten-
We Fave mislad his address II any other gentle
would like to travel they ind opportunity by
calling the R. r. r. Office after A. NJ 49, Fulton street
None but those who the best OF references aud
curity need apply.
INFORMATION WANTED-oF Common N0WLES
L formerly of Brooksboro Couaty Fermanagh Ireland.
When last heard from working two miles out OF New
Orleans Any information respecting him will be thankful
ly received by his mother Sarah Nowlen, at 80 Water
street. Brooklyn His address No. II Gerard street,
please copy.
INFORMATION WANTED-oF THOMAS FRANCIS, AN
English gypsy astrologer in the State of Virginia Goes
camping bush people Any answering tins VIII
confer kindness his brother Henry Smith late from
England. Address Henry Smith timer New York Post
of6ce, to be left till called for
INFORMATION WANTED-0F THOMAS ROMAN,
from County Westmeath townland of Johnstown parish
Of Sonnagh. ireland. He sailed from Liverpool to New
Orleans and from thence St Louis about years
inor nation respecting his present whereabouts will
thankfully received by his daughter Elizabeth Roman
at l5o West Thirty second street New Orleans and st.
Louis papers please copy.
IF THE PERSON WHO ADDRESSED A NOTE TO
Frank A., Of Orchard street will address line to A
B. Chatham Post Once, stating where he be
found be may obtain the introdu ,tion he desires.
mo MISS MARY HAYES, WHO, 1T Is BELIEVED
resides in the city of New York Philade phaIf you
will direct letter Joseph briggs Newark New Jersey
stating address, will hear of something pleas
ing and valuable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

ARGE AN d ATTRACTIVE SALE OF PARTISAN
IL made furniture at auction.-J L. vANDEW ATER will
sell on Thursday pr 2S lQ1 o'clock at No. 30 Clinton
place Eighth street opposite Greene street-Large and
ture in the above house
Paror Notwithstanding in Of carved rosewood
suites in satin damask brocatee sofas tete tetes Vol
tairc and parlor chairs &C. BRUSSELS wilton and tapestry
carpets rich satin damask window curtains splendid
pier CLOSES Fresh plates buhl nail tables papr mache
ct airs nad with pearl elegant carved rosewood centre
pier and sofa tables with marble tops; ormulu and gilt
clocks marble top eegere with rich and cmbrod
cred and ormuu marble aabas
ter and Partisan psror and garden figures groups &c
Also, fine line OF paintings modern and ancient including
by the first artists Bedroom furniture consisting in
Of mahogany French bedsteads marble top bureaus
wardobes spring and hair mattresses damask window and
bed curtains toilet sets beds and bedding paas
&C. Dining extension tables chairs china and
dinner SETS complete and rich liquor and sandwich
stands silver plated crystal cut glass, wines ocean
gobets Ne Also large and general assor mont Of
kitchen and basement furniture with which the will
sale