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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12
TELEGRAPHE ELECTRIQUE,

Nous trouvons dams lie rapport du surintendant de
Foperaton du recensement, des statisques fort in,
teressantes les ignes teegraphiques aux Etats-
Unis. La premiere hgne etablie par NJ. Morse a
etc commencee en- 1914, epoque aquelle lie Con-
gres yota une ALLEGATION pour permettre Finren-
teur de talre Pessai de son systeme. Elle relialt
Washington Baltimore, ct plus tard ellie fut pro-
longee jusqu'a Philadelphia ct New-Y York: Fannee
suivante, ellie atteignit Boston, La ligne un en-
branchement qui met Philadelphia en- communca-
tion avec St-Louis, ct autre qui relic New Iork
a Milwaukee; ces denx dernieres yilles sont 4300
miles de distance Pune dc Fautre.'
L'Union ma pas tarde : etre couverte de lignes
telegraphiques Lune d'elles 1898 miles de lon
gueur ct va de Buffalo Lockport, ct de ce dernier
point Halifax travers lie Canada. La grande Ii
gne du Sud va de Washington 4 Ia Nile Orleans ct
1700 miles de longueur: lineautre commence "a
Nonvelle- Orleans ct aboutit a Cleveland dams Pc
tat de pOhio ellie a 1900 miles de longueur. La
ligne qu dome le revenu lie plus considerable est
celle de Washington New-York. Ellie :servi
transmettre dams les six preiers mois de cette
nee 15l,514 depeches qui ont rroduit SOS, 400. La
recette totale de ,cette hgne. du ~ lanvier 1916
au Ter Juliet 1852 etc de S33J,641. Du ler JUL
let 1876 au Ter Juliet 1917 il etc percu $32SlO
de recettes du Ter Juliet 1851 au Ter Juliet 1852.
le revenu a etc de Sl03,SGO, preuve evidente que
les moyens de communication, quill s'agisse du
transport naterel ou de la transmission de Ia pensee
tout en- etant extremement avantageuses au public
deviennent en- meme temps pour eeux dui les etas
blissent une source de fortune. . ..r-f
Les lignes de Morse Sc construisent tous les frais
comprs rason de $3.50 par mile, ct elles peuvent
transmettre de huit neuf mile lettres par heure
Les lignes de Rain ont une etendne de 2012 mil
les. ElIes n'existent qua New-York ct dams les
Etats de la aNouvele-Angleterre elles ne Sc parta-
gent nj sud de New-Fork nj a Fouest de Buffalo.
lie telegraphe- -imprineur de House compte de-
ja 2,400 miles de fill Les lgnes setendent au Sud
jusqu'a Washington, au Nord iusqu'a Boston, ct .
rOuest jusqua Buffalo: elles auront bient5t atteint
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville ct ST. Louis. I;
Les differences lignes etablies aux Etats- unis
sont nombre de s9 elles ont une longueur totaie
de 1929 milles.-~.4beilZc.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12


fat ie plus important, est la publication de
deux lettres de Lord Palmerston adressees lord
Hewder, ambassador d'Angleterre Madrid ~
Dams la premiere lettre, il charge lord Howder
deypriner 5ain Eninistere espagnel lie mecontente-
ent du gouyernement anglais au suiet de La traite
des negres Cube ct Porto Rico.-Le gouverne-
ment, dit-il devrait deployer une grande severite
aulieude favoriser ce brigandage eriniiel par une
coupable indulgence ~44Suit une petite tirade hu-
nlanitaiEe, ct negrophile. ,sa. ~ atfatfF.,,se..
Dams la seconde 1ettre il est plus explicite Ell DE-
chire lie voile don't il setait entourg dams Ia pre1ie-
re4If est de phonneur dit-il, ct u devoir lu gou-
vernement de Sa Majestic dabolir Cube fesclava-
ge; de rendre immediatement libres ces ,pauvres
noirs 81 iniustement persscntes d,imiter enfn rex-
emple de la Grande Bretagne. asss5t sa vi ilth
I'll Representa- que les nors fornant la rnaierite
des habitans de cette lie ne voudront amas son an
nexlon aux Etats1Unis ,quand lis seront libres
Quant aux proprietaires d'esclaves il men parle
point VOLTA bien la politique de plAngIeterres 2
Gzandes demonstrations de philantrope; dhunanite,
pour ceux quelle peut doniner; absolatsme, mi
seFe ct. degradation pour ceux quee tent sous sa
main.
Les ministries anglais, au Ieu de snteresser 81 vi
venent au sort des esclaves dams les coionies de-
vraient s'occuper deteindre lie pauperisnle en- An
geterre, on du mons den dminuer les effets desas-
treux.4 81 = a@s zt3ia as'
Que dire de rTrlande! du malheureux peuple de
ce pays, abrut par Fignoranee, Ie fanatisne ct la
faim Les ministries anglais ne petlvent rien pour
lul; tout leur amour est do ces pauvres negres.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12
Laine! Laine!

Z sieur J. L. CouREr'' annonce respcc.
- toeusement a ses amis ct au public fen
general quill est pret, des apjourd hui a ache.
ter La laine quipourra lui etfe apportee aux
Opelousas, ainsi quill en- await rhabitude Fees
annees dernieres. II Sc rendra egelement, on
il enverra quelqu'un chez les personnes qui
auraient des moutons tondre. II espsre que
ses amis lui accorderont laapreference.
Opelousas, Il Feyrier 1S53.--3m. sr; g. :
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12
ALARME EN ANGLETERRE.

On entretient, en- Angleterre, des GRANTEES
serieuses Pegard de l'intention qua Louis
Napoleon denvahir ce pays. On croft quill
medite un coup de main sur Pile. Le gou-
yernement pris des infornlations de toutes
les compagnies. de che,nins de fer sur les moy-
ems de transport, ct a fait demander combicn
d'honmes; de cheyaux ct de munitions pour
raient 6tre transportes, dams un temps donhe,
dc tel lieu un autre,. dams un cas- urgent.
SeMaiNe
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12

/. .-L'egalite des hiens existe en- ce monde
beaucoup plus reellement qu'on ne lie croft;
toutes les jeuissanees de la fortune semblent,
i est yrai, le privileges des uns, ct toutes les
souffrances de la misere lepartage, des autres;
nais la GRANTEES loge chez lie richie, Temperance
chez lie pauvre, ct la compensation Sc trouve
etablie.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12

-=1I'auteur RESEMBLE a un pecheur 4 Ia L.
gne ct lie lecteur a un goujon; ST le second ne
mord n pas q rhayeeon, c'est lie premier qui est
frit . " 1..
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~Une course dun mile, eu lieu pres
de Vcrnaillionville, samedi, 80 du mois der
nier, entire trois ehevaux appartenant divers
messieurs de Ia Paroisse Lafayette, ct un pou-
lain appartenant ! Mr. Lucius J. Dupre, de
cette Paroisse. lie poulain, quoique/ en- maui
yais etat, q gagne la course .... So s
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12

Moriss-En cette paroisse, Mardi dcrnier,
8 courant, par le Rev. Able Raviol, NJ.
JosEpH NJ. MooRE Melle ANNETTE WAk-
TELLE tous deux de cette paroisse.
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On nst an sA,.as,,s l..

On est en- train De frapper en- ce moment,
d 10 Monnaia de- Paris, ,les masses de pieces
de 10 cent. en- bronzes Dun cote, cespieces
portent Pefigie de pempereur, ayec ces mots
autouI ds la tete; Napoleon yI[L elnpereur
des Francais !" Sur le revers est un aigle
les allies deploye ees dams ses serres II ten 1in
cartouche, sur lequel OH lit sI0 centimes..'
Autour, en- Ngcnde, sont ces mots:l s4Emppii.
re ffaneais. " .is3. 8 i5as4ast t.6.s
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12

~Le Wing de st. Landry a fais son
apparition aux Opelousas,g mercredi dernier,
sous la direction deM. Z, North :Cullom. II
est redige aSee goat ct talent. Nous souhai-
tons notre nouveau confrere tout le success
au'i desire
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12

~Nous sommes autorises annoncer que
des propositions seront recues au bGreau du
Recorder de Paroisse, pour la collection 'des
taxes d'Etat dies par cette Paroisse, pour les
ann6es 1881 ct 1852. ~, ..-= -.-.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12
No. 10.

Gle, March ct Benson George McLowis ct
William Duprew ches lesquels les offrandes
peuvent etre des present deposfs-Ph0re,
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DERNIERES NOUVELLEs,
Maraage de Louis Nap0IGon.

Une depeche de Paris, datee de vendredi
soir, p janvier, dit que lie marriage de Louis
Napoleon aura lieu lie 20 janvier. II epouse
la dame espagnole MoNrIGo, pour laquelle
un douairqsde cinq millions de francs sera de-
n,onlS
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B~Demain est lie jour fixe pour Ia course
dun Idemi mile, qui aura lieu chez Mr.. +.
Pitre, entire lie cheval de NJ. JEFF. johnson ct
Ia iunentde Mr.TA. Aastrapes.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12

1Le general Sam Houston ete reelu
lie Is du mois dernier, par Ia Legislature dt1
Texas Senateur au Congress des Etats- Unis,
pour une periodic de six annees. % .3''. ..},5 3
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-02-12

/ JuaE-PaEs1DDtSrr Il DE IA Cour sUrRExE.-
Une lettre signee dc Messrs. Henry Gibbon,
Jules G.. Olivier, a. L. Tucker, E. G, Brerit,
s., ,H. M'Gill, John B. Lea, Il. G. Wilson,
R. B. Theall, A. W. Baker, r. N. Mcmillan,
et Thomas Afaskell, membres du barrcau de
franklin, q etc adressee a, lHon. THOMAS
sLlpELL, Jugc dc "a Cour Supreme, le soll-
citant 4 Sc laisser porter comme eandidat pour
Juge President de la Cour Supreme, d re-
lection d. Avri1 proclaim. Une solicitation
semblable etc adressee i NJ. CHRISTIAN
RosELrUs. par un grand nombre de citeyens
de la Nouvelle.O Orleans, tle proposant egale-
ment pour le siege de Juge-P resident de la
meme Cour. n. .rra.,;,s "a .s,.,.seE.
Tea yncssie,,rs ont accepte Ia candidature,
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Deloac]be ,Islegraphique, Sptcia1ement
stra1ss1ssse an Couy.9 de la ILQeY ~ fl

- 1tI1t7OSNStSeuN uN COWT. .lle Its I1tles
Notre correspondent de Baton Rouge, nous
adresse une depeche telegraphique datee
d'hier, quinotds annomnce que Ia 'Chanbre a re-
jete par un vote de AZ yoix contre 33, Ia re.
solution conjointe des des deux branches de la
Legislature qni decretait pelection dun sena..
teur au Congress. Notre correspondent ajoute
que cette resolution a etc referee par le Senat
au comite judiciaire, Les deux Chambres Sc
sont ajournees d lundi proclaim ..t. ~
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DL honorable John Moore, notre repre-
sentant au .eohgrsyi sdirlss que rhon. John E.
King, Pun de nosFrepfesentans a la Legisla-
ture. voudront bien agreer nos rernercinneris,
pour divers enyois de>docuinens publes tres
int4ressants, emanapt dcs corps respecttifs on
ils remplissent leur nlandat. M .s.stagsa,ts
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lie temps est un chifFonnier, sa hottie est
le meant ct son bazar pEternite.
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Jes messieurs ont accepte Ia candidature.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

SALE OF IRISH BUTTER.-The Irish but.
ter, brought to Boston, for market. by the
steamer Canada, was put up for sale in that
city on the Esd. inst. Only 100 firkins were
sold, the price being 22@24 cts. per Id. with
an additional cts. per ID to redeem it from
the Custom House. 1t is spoken of by the
Boston papers as being very nice article.
Austria refused to be Represented at the
Wellington funeral. Thus, while the banners
OF SPAN, Russia, Prussia, Portugal, Neither
lands and Hanover preceded the corpse, each
borne by dignitary of the nation, that Of
Austria alone among the former allied pow
ers, was missing. This, it is supposed, is in
retaliation for the English treatment of the
Austrian Field Marshal, General Haydau.
The recent Presidential election shows that
Westward the Star of Empire takes its way
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois are the third, fourth
and fifth states in the magnitude of their vote
being led only by New York and Pennsyl-
vania. New York leads Pennsylvania by
10000; and the latter leads Ohio by only
$4,000 In 1860, Ohio will be ahead of
Pennsylvania, and the distance of Illinois
and Indiana from the three first class states
will be materially Iessened.
The Princess Vasa has abiured the Protes-
tant religion, preparatory to her marriage with
Louis Napoleon.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

That beautiful village We learn is rapidly
increasing in business. In some respects Be
lott has the advantage of Evansville. She
excels in several kinds of manufactures, her
public schools, the beauty of her private res
licences and churches, But what distinguish
this place and gives it an honor above all 9TH
ers IN the State, Is the fact that no liquor
shops are kept there, hence the high morrl
character of that village GAINESVILLE has the
advantage III being the County Seat, a crea,
thoroughfare for travel, and the beauty Of
the mercantile establishments and fine Ho-
tells aud perhaps n greater amount of trade
snd mercantile enterprise Ianesville Free
Pros
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

Bills in the following list of Western BANKS are
received on deposit by the City Bank I'D THIS CITY
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
LECTURES

Will be delivered on Educational subject, by
members Of the Kenosha County Teachers Asso
citation, at the following times and places:
Jan 18th, Paddocks School House, Salem, Mr.
Dewey.
Jan. 18th, Newbcrg's do do Paris, A
Stone
Jan. 18th, Centre do do Salem J
G. Roberts.
Jan. 18th. Marsh's, do do Paris, Rev
T. Tcnny.
Jan: 9Th, Hnons do do Pleasant Pra
rie, Rev. J. Grdey,
Jan. goth, Johnsons School House, Somcrs, A
A. Griffith
Jan. 29th, Eastmons School House, Plcasan.
Prairie, j. c. Roberts.
Feb LIST, Eastman's School House, p. Prairie,
Rev. S. Scarf
Jan. 81, L. Burgess do do Brighton
Rev. j. II. Scott.
Feb 9th, Liberty School House, Bristol, Rev
K. II. Demmg.
Feb 18th, Hinion's do do do J. c.
Roberts.
j. c. ROBERTS, Sec.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
STATE CONVENTION
OF THE
Free Democracy.

The Friends Of Freedom in all the Counties OF the State
n Wisconsin arc invited assemble in Convention al Mnd
fson the Capital Wednesday, the 10th o
January next take consideration the cause of human
Democracy and TO consult the p-Ogrt and triumph OF
she Freedom the seryy and debasemen
cfIhc myrmdons OF slavery,
The opponents of the Slave Power and the Friends 0
Freedom aud Free Soil requested Ia in each As
seInbly District in State before the above mentioned
Time and elect three or more delegates from cach Assem-
bly, District to represent them in the above named Conven
ton II hoped that immediate measures will be taken TO
secure n large attendance a possible.
Come nom the East come from the West come from the
North, from the South Thus shall we encourage each
other and advance he cause.
Z. CLEMENT, J. W. TROWBRIDGR,
J. II. PAINE, {. c. SHOLES,
J. G.. PARKER, A. l.. RAY,
J. w. SHARP, WARREN CHASE,
State Central =; mmiuee
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
Citv Bank.--Kenosha.


Bills in the following list of Western Banks are
received on deposit by the City Bank, IN this city
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
Bank oil America, Chicago
Chicago Bank,
City Bank,
Commercial Bank, :"
4 s ssr,aS Rs"a Mechanics Bank Chicago.
sank nsP4 Of I Lncs. simonds, Springfield
CIark's Exchange Bank
Bank of Ottowa, Otowa.
Central Bank, Peoria,
IS Rock Island Bank, Rock Island
> Stock Security Bank Danyille.
Belvidere Bank, BelvdeRe.
Mechmcs' & Farmers Bank, Springfield.
Quincy City Bank, Quincy.
Individual and other Issues.
Wis. Marine & Fire Tnsur'ce Co., Cns Of Deposit.
Bank Of America, Washington.
Merchants & Mechanics Bank, Crfs Of Deposit.
eouih-Western Plank Road Checks
Chicago Bank-I H. Burch g. Co.. Checks.
: City Bank, Bradley, Curtiss & Co,
Illinois River Brink.
Clark {, Bros, g. Louis, Checks,
PsEf + sf sanE, peivide,s~Aex. Nicely
! Michigan Banks.
Ohio Ranks.
Indiana, Mississippi & Kentucky Banks.
The toAo,oing, aohich have less Circulation
are not taken at all.
Farmers Bank.
Bank OF Chicago-selh Psno.
Bank OF Commerce.
Osvego E. Indiana Plank Road Joliet.
Lo2AnpOrt Insurance Co., Indiana.
Adr IN insurance Co, Michigan.
Newport Safety Fund Bank, Kentucky.
Bank OF Eas! Tennessee.
Milwaukee Bank.
Rock island Bank Checks.
Washington, D.. G., Banks.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
CITY DIRECTORY FOR STRANGERS IND TRAVELLERS

STAGES LEAVE KENOSHA
For Racine and Milwaukee, daily, from 10 to Il
o'clock, L, NJ.
For Chic:go daily, from to 4, p. NJ.
For Geneva, Delayun, Beloit and GAINESVILLE, daily
\. NJ.
For Richmond, Illinois, every Saturday morning,
o'clock.
a horseback mail leaves for Burlington, Racine
county every Friday morning.
Horseback mail 10 Antioch, His. Saturday, II VI.
CHUR CIIES.
Con7'sqdtonul--IIouse North Ward, Grand ST.
Raw, JoHN GEIDLEY, PaStor-Rcgular Scryi-
Co.'S, forenoon and evening of Sunday, and We'd
neSday evening of each week, at the Female Sc
minary, Middle Ward.
Method,st Episropai-~IIousc South Ward, Main
St, Rev ). SEAHL Astor,-Rcgular Services
forenoon and evening vt Sunday,
Bdp'ist-IIousc South Ward, Church St, Rev. j.
HINToN, Pastor-Rcgular Services, forenoon,
afternoon, and evening of Sunday.
Episcopai-IIou'c, First Ward, Market 81. Ser
vices, forenoon and afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Bow
man, officiating clergyman
CHtholc-HouSc First Ward. Wisconsin St, Rev.
JoHS CoNRoY, PaStor,-Rcguiar Services fore
noon and afternoon, SUNDAY.
German Catholic-House, North Ward, Services
every Sunday.
GRIMM L,lthoTm,-Public School House North
Ward services, alternate Sunday.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
North and Middle Wards, open to visitors during
regular school hours.
FINALE SEWINARY-Building South Ward Chi
cago ST. Miss l.. BRoUGHroN, Principal.
SISTERS OF CHARITY School house on Wis
col>in street near the Catholic Church South
Ward.
LODI GES.
ODp FELLows-Ha third story Durkcc Block,
Main st.-Southport Lodge, No. :, meets on
Wednesday evening of each week. Kenosha
[ Lodge, No 40, Friday evenings Palestine En-
campmcnt, second and fourth Tuesday in each
month,
DAraHrERs OF TEMPERANCE-Mcet FRIDAY
evenings of each week, in Female Seminary bull
ding, south ward.
Sous or TEMPERANCE. Dew Drop Division
meet on Monday Evening, in the Female Semin
AIRY building.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
%szERTFF,S SALE,

WpT Virtue Of an alias writ OF fer Factas issued out OF
, and under tie seal Of the Circuit Court Tor the Ioun
N OF Kcu0sha State of Wisconsin, to directed aud de-
lCrcd against the goods and Chtes lands and eicinents
Of Sacnu Hess and Hiram SEXTON have levied upon ana
sI r for sale the hghe, bidder, She law directs,
at the court House in the city of kcnosha, in said county
az kcnosha saturday the Fifteenth day e January, a.
d. l.3 NJ on, O'Clock the afternoon o said day, all The
right title and interest which the said SaeIn Hess and It'll
ram cxon or either of them had Of in and TO the follow"
ing piece parcel lot OF land ing and being IN te CITY
of nnusla in said county kcEo>ha, and described ne
GIow 60 Wit; Part Of The Norh-Eas quarter of Section
uumDcr =N a. ia Town number one in Range numow
tYruN-,hrc 81 east commencing Twelve Ia rods South
OF North EI> uf The Soath half OF The est hal
u said quarter Section thence south four rods thence
West To- New Chicago Telegraph Road thence North a.
l, snid road point due West Of place OF aiming
thence East 10 place of beginning.
Dated KCnosha, December lst, lS52. ~
7-5p NATHAN Il. ALLEN, ShsriG.
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CHANCERY SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CHI
CUT COURT-lN CHANCERY.
Alonzo Campbell uorato c. Train, Maria Train and
John Perrire.
WHY Virtue and in pursuance OF Decree othe Circuit
8 Court the county Of Kenosha, state Of Wisconsin,
made and entered in certain pending therein the
Chancery side thereof, the Term Of NAY, A. u. 1889.
wherein Alonzo Campbclls mpanant and Huratio Z,
Train Maria Train and John Perne are Defendants bear
ing date the Goth day OF May 1889, shall soil at public
auction TO the highest the door of the Court IouAe
in the city Of kenoShH, In said county, on Wednesday The
h dav of October A. D. 1852 betw the hours OF nine
aud Of that day She Ing des-
cvEci real estate All that certain piece, parcel,
or loi of and ing beng in the city OF kenosha, and
stale Of W scasn and described as follows viz Lot No.
Ter of section No hiryunc 3i) In township No. two (
north Of Range No twenty three cd cns according 10 tho
Plat and of the village of southport, now city OF
Kenosha record in the office OF the Register OF Deeds
Of Tho comfy Of Racine, and State OF Wisconsin,
Ds.ed Kcnosha, September 9, A. 1889. Ills
NATHAN Il. AILRN,
Sherifof kenosha County.
O. q. uEAp, Comph's. Sol.
P0Stpone1gen!.
The above sale postponed Mt the request of the detnd
ant and bv consent the panf, until the sIh day II
December, 1882 ., -
ga n. IL. ALLEN, shsF1n.
Dated October 23d, A. u, 1854
Pos!ponement.
The above sale is further postponed OF the request OF The
defendant and by consent Of the plaintiff until the I'd day
March, 1853. y. K. ALLEN shtrlH
Dated Dccembcr g 1852. -
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SKEERTFE,S SALE.

EDY Virtue Of writ of Feri Facas issued out OF ana
70 under The seal ct 4 County Court, tor the County Of
kCnlslra State Of wilson 81 directed and deliver
Cd against goods aud ChutleS lands aud lencnens Of
Don f. rrrc have levied upon md shall offer for sale
highest hddcr.s the law directs at the Court Houss
in CITY kcnOsha, in shid County Of kenoshh on sal
urty the Fifteenth day January, A. d. 1883, at Ono
O'Clock IN the afternoon said day, Nil the right, title and
interest which sal Don +. tIcrick the 10th day u
March, A. H. 1852 lad Of and the follow Ing piece ~
psrccl of land situated IN tho Town Of Nheaand, in ahd
County uf keuoshu VIZ The Noh Fast quarter Of SecnSn
number thirty three ,a3 in Town No. one ~ North IL
Range NJ. Nineteen l9l ensf.
Kenosha, November 80, 1859.
30 y. X. ALLEN, shorn
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Geaol a0uertis is.
SHERIFE,S SALE.

pY Virtue Of an execution issued out Of and under tev
seal of the Circuit Court in and for the County Of kS
nu>a and state of Wisconsin, and directed and de-
N cred against the goods and chaes lands and enemcnts
Of Spencer s. Benedict and Martin III Rockwell have To-
We'd upon and shall offer for sale the highest bidder there
for The law directs, at the Court House in the city and
County Of kenOsha Saturday the 5h day Of February
A. d. 1853 O'Clock in the afternoon Of said dny, all
the right title and Interest TO which the said Spencer s.,
Bpnedct and Martin H. ROckw ell either them, ths
thirteenth g DAY of May, ID 1859 had in and to the
divided one part othe following piece or parcel OF land
situate living and being in the City of kenosha, in kenoshA
COUNTY and state of wisconsin, and known OF lots
n and two ~ in block iorywo ~ N INC s1n,n-sass
rs follows TO witt Commencing ON the west side OF Main
street on lot n and sXtyhree 63 fes1 soulheriE u
the northeast corner of said block thence weSwardy pap
acl 10 the north line of said block eighty s0 feet enoe
souherly parallel with the west line OF le two III t"eh
one 2 Rect eastery eighty 1907 feet thence noru
twenty l feet to the place of beginning oEeihtr
VITA the undi half part OF such right OF way there
TO attached as formerly belonged James D. Puhiff
being an the interest within named defendants or ed
nv n n. ALLEN, Sheriff.
D,,ol Eorosho December elst A. d. 1854 7-33
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

WNtlE Undersigned suggests TO the public that he intend.
III to make app.:uation for the appointment oi Post
master al this pluce and the proper will circulate
petition for that object. Believing that the appointment
viii be made in accordance with the wishes of the majority
OF The Democratic patrons Of the Office with such majority
he Is confident OF Obtaining the appointment; and whou
such All expression in his favor, does not dcsrplt.
kcnosha, Dec -, 1859. f3 291 o. FOSTER.