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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

Philip Henry, fourth Earl of Stsnhopc died on
the Cd instant. He half brother of Lady
Hester Stanhope. who died in Syria in 1899 and
father of Lord Mahon the historian Who by this
event. is translated to the house of peers and in
vested with the title of Earl of Stanhope.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

HENRY WARD.-CouRr.-W 4. Read
Henry Q. soh"olfeld, David w. Burton, Samuel
W. Shelton, John g. McCanahan, William +
Anderson.
COMMON CoUNCIL.-Dr. WIN. :. Morris Cbos
W. Christian, Jesse Hare. Geo. G.. Curlc. Dr.
Ro. Early, Sam'l b. Thurman. rmhoo-,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

PAINFUL OCCuRRENCE.-Wc understand flat
on Sunday night of last week, thu Cabinet Shop
and a room attached thereto belonging TO Capt.
IIerndon, who resides near Whitmell, in this
melancholy to late. the father of Capt. Harn-
don, who occupied the roomaS a sleeping apart
ment, was consumed nmid the fumes. lie was
quite an old man, aud it is thought that whom
aroused to ascn,e of MS danger, he was >utto.
Gated before he could make good his scape.-
DonriHe Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

LYNCH WARD.-CouRr.- Robt cav,,o,
Tim"Fletcher, ID. p. Rees. John r. smith. Jnn
IL. Bailey, Jno a. Turner.
COMMON CouNcII.-.Ino. NJ. Otey, T, d. len.
nings, VIM. 7. TaIiafprro G. w. Yonov. Uonr,
Davis, VIM Crumpton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02


lac.
B,fswAx-253 eC3 p h.
Cones Niu-s1a 9Of1 bus.
Con>--S5a 81 rrri, u bus
tuce.-nurerinr 50 -; Exrrt l0as.0 73f.nilv
II. Receipts lislf ans srok~ .n,4I'
nrAso ~ quite l'etusran at $50 80 delivered from
s;"c-r,m whnlt, 500 MeNirou 30a - ~
LIME 81 / ! irnm WHAT; II % il store
i.TQC as i,"mh; umid, Du"uy & Co. 33nj 90
per gall; 4. Srigncto, - - IL Sazerac 50 o5ni 80;
tlenncs.ty, - 95a5 o.; Peach -cnrrv at Slal -; Vi
slni" Aprir Gjc. do. Old, 7JAs Northern do ~; I'm
iiarion.4iu48c Ram, New Engmmi. Isc. very scarce.
GIN H"|ant. Slai So Amer 41e Nii.icv Rich
nond hrr, fed 35a;i7 cash. Cur loar 80 ,t, mus
UAT.-Bt ~ rn'gn6 'rt o. + eu.h.
S.Lr->air, at 80 from haiI; 81 75tton ,iarc.
1uRACCo The niarnet Goldman .ttvr. HpI ur,r"'
well sustained. NJ" qua'r e"a.u,.n lu II /" s.,
ard Wy n5i s. % IL -. u, { or,o 81 -
:I5o rhr,tiutn /" gnpI IS 10. II; goo aud hn-
srmmu,e $l0I" So. tr. hi' II ha- mannacru.
ring h,Ne 't.n soa utreyp : =Jos so Tn" demand
tsr the atter htr!s l. " H,tiY.
WaHlr-'' 49ts! > o " ii AL ;! lOaf! Il
Tor ',ed
V,oL-.W,. qo to ncv va..".I y, 81; foo H. CO.
Ii tn 40; .X'u l.; ut"a-h.el op,,-rttrd If
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02
THE PEOPLES TICKET.

The following Ticket for Court and Council is
respectfully presented TO the independent voters
OF lynchhurg. for their support on Tuesday the
3D. day of April. MANY VOTERS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

\ correspondent writes :--''Bonncts in New
York this season not worn much tlarcd aS
they were last the crowns droop more. and tho
front is slightly projecting. Flowers and lace
nra used in their trimming. Ladies will learn
with p elsure the new style of sleeve, which opens
in tn, tront from the shoulder to the wrist, CON
ucctcd by rows of pearls, aud exhibiting 10 the
ndniiing gaze the richest aud most expensive I'M
der sleeves. Then We have another style fitting
co-e to the arm, and ending in deep frllI, ial-
ling over the elbow"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

How CoNsT \PLE.-We are requested to an
nonnce JAS. G. ROYAL candidate for re cleo
tion t. the office Of High Constable of the city of
LynchbmE. mar22 dtde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

From this exhibit it may he seen that olhc.s
beside myself who feel an interest in this matter
have expressed opinion in relation To the
agent. and from this wholc statement | feel conf
dent that none can say hut that other motives
than tho-r arising from personal enmty, NAV
have influenced me in whit have done, rnrticn
,rlv when it is remembered that am Interested
in the south. Side Railrond in several WAYS.
beu@ II Stock holder and holder Of the tond-
ri thu company.
JOHN w. WEST.
Arpomaitox County. March ooh, Is55.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

We are authorized to announce IuoS. DI-
lard candidate for the Office of Commasioner of
Revenue for this CITY, MARIO. atdo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02
NJ APRTEn

In Bedford, on the 9th March. FRANCIS
GOODWIN. Esq, of Mass, TO Miss EMMA l.. DE
FORD Of Rockingham co. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

We aro requested to announce Col. JAMES II.
SIMPSON as II candidate for the office of Master
If Police for this city. mar 90 II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02
s,iciae of A Beautiful Woman.

We stated briefly in Yesterdays Express. tint
! Mrs. MARY GIRARp. wife of Edward Girard ir.,
! of New York WAS found dead in her bedroom
! on Saturday evening. with her throat cut 1t mp
pears from thu testimony taken on the inquest.
/ TINT the deceased had for many months past been
| lnboriig nnder nervous fits If excitement, that
! she was in state Of pregnancy, and of late Ind
been much affected that her I'm sband became
serou-ly alarmed for her safety.
On Saturday morning thc docna Scd appeared in
much better spirits than usual and about l.
ocl.ck VI. she told the servant gix that she wns
rpinr out to take Wink. n the day seemed
Very hne ono. This the a-t limo deceased
va. seen H!iye.
Abnnt hnlf past six O'clock NJ. Cirard rriurH-
ine from his store down town. inquired for hia
w.t. hut the doine.tc~ declared they had nj
seen her rnce fhcv had hrprd her determination
I" gp "af aud take n will. Thinking probably
thnt Mrs. Girar wa- in her bedroom. her husband
proceeded thither hui found lohi, establishment
that the door was locked ON the Inside, and ,lat
no VOICE answered him from within. Fearing TINT
something serious had happened. the door wnS
forced open. when In the horror of the husband
his wife wa, found lying dead ON the hnor weltrr.
ing IN her blood, with u razor beside her.
The body, upon examination. was fpundt" he
perfectly cold. the presumption i that tho de
rrased committed suicide at nm early hour in the
afternoon.
The deceased was tho widlw of Mr.. Kelly
previous her marriage with MIR. Girard and
was ncar her confinement when the rash act was
comnittrd There can hc cause assigned for
the commission of the suicide other than 'empora-
" insanity and the jury On hearing the tcstiino-
ny in the ease rendered the following verdict
suicide by cutting her throat with razor, willie
lahoring under n temporary ut Of insanity
IN nnnt If the deceased committed suicide IN
the -nmc manner some ycars az" and, although
Mr. Girard never threatened IL destroy herself,
-tlllit- supposed TINT n deep impression was lett
"n her mind by the rn-h act Of her relative
The deceased II beautiful woman and her
drath will I've deeply lamrntcd by her husband
md u large circle of numerous friends and ac.
ouaintanccs Mrs. Girard was about twenty
seven years Of ngc and was native Of Massa.
cha.rtis. Themclancholy affair has created a
great dcnl Of excitement IN the upper part ct the
city where the deceased has resided for many
years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

W. are authorized to- announce WIN. ID.
BRANCH IA candidate for re.election tn the
Mayornlty of this city.
mar u tide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

We are authorized to announce UEysy DRY.
MING ION rs candidate for re- election to the of
i'' of Sergeant of the city of Lynchburg.
mar 2O-tde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

TlW MAYoEALTy.-W beg leave respectfully
10 hrug to the attention Of the voters of Lynch
burg the name of CAPT. \. +. BIGGFRs. for the
office of Mayor of the city. lie is one OF our
must highly respected and useful citizens, and has
devoted the yigor of youth and the maturity of
advanced ago 10 the service of the people of
Iyuchhurg. At all times and under all crcum-
rtances-in the night and in the day he has been
.ligent in the discharge of his duties NJ an off
Ger of the city. lie has done all this lahorous
service too for little pay, and the most suitable
aud only return which the people can now make
him in his advanced years is to give him the
.'G,o of mayor. lie il we'll qualified 10 discharge
the duties Of the ofiice-he is up early and ae--
will be always at his post, in season and OFT of
season, and will scrve,when required, at night as
we'll ~ in the day. He knows well the wants OF
the city and will labor zeulously in their behalf
We need such mayor, and without intending
any thing 10 the dispaiagement of the present in
onmhcnt we mean to say that Capt. \. +. Big
gers is the for the place. aud we hope it may
be the pleasure, are confident it is the aufV.
OF the people of Lynehburg, to elect him on the
third day of April ensuing.
mar. 2G-frmdtsif MANY VOTERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

Ever tny 10Th I315--l Link sIr A. MrD
nfnNUmg will mike very good ug,n, Of ,br
South Side L. r. at the ApPnnnttnx Depot.
j. ". FLOOD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

Wo are authorized 10 announce WM. b
BrowN rs candidate for tho Office of High Con
stnbl". mar. 2S-tde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

4NOllCE.-HuGH NELSON is candidate for
me othee OF Attorney for the Commonwealth for
Franklin county
The eieod"n takes place on the fourth Thurs
day in May next mhI2-cto4mnv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

We copy the following from tho Louisville
Courier of the 2;'l instant 'Lexington's' match
aenin.t time for "A stake of 22O0OO is To come off
hot9een the Ist aud the 10TH of April. |, is said
thui the bets are almost even on tho race, NJ
though there i II shade of ditlrrcuee in fnyoT If
'fime' Lexington IT will be rccollccted. won
the palm IN the great State stake early in April
msi and lost it again on the Sth of the same month
when Lecomplc made the unparalleled time a
uuinst which he is to run
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BfFF-S4 - 81 - per cwt. grass, which
is 80 l0u | | net.
SHEEr-e3,a97 Ter head.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

We are requested to announce DR.. .JSo. N.
NlcDEARMoN candidate to represent Appomat-
tox county in the next House of Delegates.
mar 3 c-tde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

The facts stated in tho foregoing wiling.
embrace substantially all of the action taken and
CONVEX 'ation las well as recollected) between
Mr.. John W. West and ourselves, in regard to
the removal of Col. Med, aImon, rs ugpni Of the
South Side r. r. Company, AMI we believe that
lie did what has been done in good faith to the
citizens of his county. and for the interest Of tho
Boerd-acc ordIng to hi, judgment.
(sgned) L. +. WILLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

Il e names attached thereto. ! give below the
paper entire:
..We the undersigned, the principal Customer.
of,he Appnmattnx Depot. think it greatly to Tho
advantage If the Company +" appoint nnntbar
agent at said depot, in III" pace Of the present
incumbent and would respectfully recommend
the appointment If Ameri Us Mcdonald Brown
ing.
". II. Walker. Jacob D. Woodson,
Archibald Bighie, Drewry Woodson,
James f. Robertson. Henry {. Pattesun,
Flood x Abbott, lhos. w. Nnwlin,
Ra T. Pntte>on. Atram =. Nnwlin.
stephen A. Patteson. John Johns.
Rholan l. Bgbe. r uhen d. Palmer.
Stephen ID DI,idson. jesse ! Davidson,
Merry Webb. Henry d Flood,
Nm. ID Christian, X. J. Raaz.
Jesse Y Carter. Wm.Wrhh
". II. g Ilc>rie, 1hema- H. Flood,
iab't Atkinson, J. W. West.
~am'l II. Meggin>on, David ROBERTSON,
!. G.. Biufard.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02
CITY AVID STATE DEPARTMENT.


Lowry FLowErs.-Ne arc indebted to Mr.
HOLIDAY for one Of the most beautiful b"1n"t'
VIZ ever saw, from his Flower Garden near
this city. While our appreciate III ofits charms
was cstravagant. yet it seemed too much ~
! its sweetness was being wasted in our sano'
tum and to prevent this we entrusted 1t to
The tender care Of one even merc lovely IN III
it was. with nllit- exqui>itc bsau'es-~hlch
was of conr.c tit mud proper destination for
such nm offering. Mr. IIa.L,lAy will please nc.
cent many thanks for hi hcin'fnl Gteer.
rnE Bo1S CHLpRfS.--fhc performances ct
flc.e gifted children have been srts much all
mrcd by ar clfizrns. L1rg' allienre- t'v"
attended their entertainments, m Nil have boon
,norr fhon pleased. Il j. Wonderful Ia witness
-ach an cyhihiton of talent in mere children:
mud age aud cultivation Of that talent WI. No
Doubt make them distinguished IN their lro.r,--
ea.
Mr.. JonS ". CucK.-rhe remains oi his
unfortunate gentleman. who was accidentally
shot n few days since, while on hunting cyeur-
sion near Wy,hevillr, were brought Ia this city
la, Saturday evening on the cars, and taken
charge Of by the member, Of I.ynchbmg Lodge
ofOid Fellows. Of which he member
SrRING HILL CEMlrEHY.-I This beautiful tic
covered with young oak-, che-nqt and other lor-
est growth, lying East Of aud in view Of the
Lynchbnig & salem Turn Pike Road, one mile
and half from the town Of Lynchburs and IN
front Of the residence of Mr.. John Grouse. G N
tans about 81 acres of land, and has been tas:c-
fully laid offby Mr.. John Notman, of Philad"l
phia. 1t had most of the avenues nicely graded
last fall, and sections \. Il. {. ID. + latd ont in
squares,two of then, % by 81 feet eachtyo others
Ii by2i feet and one II by l6 fcc;, with walks
in front Of each.
The quantity ofgronnl now being enclosed
will be sufficient for burying place in all time to
come. both for the city and neirhboring country.
The improvements contemplated and the com
slant presence of yigilant suprrinteni mt will
be sufficient guarantee for the safety OF oil i'm
provcmen,s made ON lots, such rs vaults, monu-
ments aud erery kindof armament Itisnat in
tended To be n place Of common resort, only for
those who own lots ami bury their dead, with
their friends and such others rs mayget pcrmiss
ion 10 see the grounds A soon rs the season will
instifv il is intended to dedicate it. with appro-
pirate cercmony.to the sacred use intended.
Large lots or small ones can now be purchas
ed aud used, ono or more together by ndiyidu-
ais. by churchs or by benevolent nseoeaions-
and drawing of the grounds, avenues, and sec
tons, with squares numbered, may be seen Mt
the store of Messrs. Racker & Rrdd, and lots
can be purchased of Mr. A. T. Rocker.
| Il, -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Current,
CORRECTED tytRY WEDNESDAY AND stTUKDAi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

The Wnchc ster Nirginian sayg: "The Ma
nassas Gap extension is being pushed vigorous
ly, aud it is calculated may be fni-hsdt to Wood
stock this sumner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-02

Mr. JonS W. CUcK.-- The remains Of his
unfortunate gcn'lcman. who was accidentally
shot few days since, while on u hunting czeur-
sion near Wytheyillc, were brought Ia this city
last saturday evening on the cars, and taken
charge Of by the member, Of Lynchbnrg Lodge
Of Odd Fellows. Of which he was II member.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-08
The Four Points.

The following are the four Points, which
the Gear has agreed to accept as the ba-
sis of negotiations for tie settlement ofthe
eastern question: a ~ eaifo9
/. The abolition of the Protectorate OF
Russia over the Danubian Principalities,
and the privileges ofthose provinces placed
under the collective guarantee of the con-
tracing Powers.
2. The free navigation of Che mouth OF
the Danube secured accordingtothe princi
pie established by the Congress of Vienna.
g. The revision Of the treaty of the 18th
July l84l, the interest OF the balance, OF
power in Europe
A. The abandonment by Russia OF her
claim 10 exercise an official protecto-
rate over the Christian subject of the Porte.
{ to whatever rite they might belong, J in
consideration Of the Powers giving their
mutual assistance to obtain from the Sultan
confirmation and observance of the re-
ligiotls privileges Of all Christian commu-
niles ga.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-08
Letter List Advertising.

There is no profit in advertising the let
ter list of the Post Office; on the contrary,
the small sum paid for the service, makes it
to cost more than it comes to. But the re-
quirement of the law, that the list shall be
published in the paper having the largest
circulation in the vicinity of the Post Office
delivery, makes it an object to get it, in view
of the incidental profits which the knowledge
of that fact is supposed to bring.
The list for the Post Office of this city, is
now published in the Democat. and we al
lude to it, not because we wish to do the
work for the pay, but to explain how it hap
pens, in view of the unquestioned fact that
this establishment has much the larger cir
culation. 1t is simply from this cause:-
The award for the year was made on the
first of January, before the two offices were
consolidated, and while the Daily and Week
!y list of the Telegraph were separate. The
only competition was between the list Of the
Democrat and the Weekly list of the Tele-
graph, and the former was found to exceed
the latter, some fire papers. Since then, the
Daily list of the Telegraph has been added
tothe weekly. and these united with the Tri-
bune list, SO we presume it is no exaggera-
ton to say that the list of this paper now,
is thrice that of the Democrat, in the vicini-
ty of the Post Office delivery.
We have no complaints to make Tie
Post Master did only his duty in the prem
iscs. We allude to IL only to explain the
matter as it is.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-08
Arrival Of the Union.

I ~ ~ NNEw YoRK, Feb. & J
Union arrived Her news has been most
" anticipated, but brings some interesting
additional items
The Russians hare. only two armed res
sells at Seyastopol. The invasion Of Prin-
cipalities by the Russians is small affair,
and greatly exaggerated. Reported that
the Cabinet at Viennaintimated to England
and Franceits convictions of peace not like
" to ensue from present conference In
derthese circumstances Austria prepars for
war, and will place her armies at the dis
posal of the allies when requested.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-08
s1IERIFF'S SALE.

a9X virtue oftwo Executions issued out OF and
Z , under the seal of the Circuit Court. in and
for the 'Ceauty Of Kenosha, and State OF Wiscon-
sin, TO me directed and delivered, against the
goods and chalteis and lands and teuements oil
Waters Towsee; / have levied upon and shall
oller for sale aud sell at public auction or Vendue
to the highest bidder therefor as the law directs
at the Court House in the city aud county OF he
nosha and state aforesaid on the 18th day oil
March, 4. d. 1855, between the hours of one
and three O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, all
the right, ti;a and interest which :he said Wa
tiers Towsiee had OH the 10Th ray of January A
ID. 1851 or at any time since, that dayln and to
the following described piece or parcel of land ""
ing and being IN the county aud state aforesaid
TO wil:--The south half Of the south east quarter
dissection No. seven ID ia Town two ~ north o.
Range twenty three (23l east, containing sky
eight (6Sl acres of land.
Dated kenoSha Feb. s, 1856
J.I. EHLE, Sheriff
6w34. of kemosha County.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-08
CT The Havana Journal relates thi

Gg- The Havana Journal relates that
one day last week. lady with an infant
child in her arms and a little boy Of some
half dozen years, by her side, took her
seat in the cars at Elmira, and paid her
fare through to Casandaigua. AS the train
approached the latterplace, the kindhearted
and gentlemanly conductor, Major Denton,
discovered that she was weeping, and i'm
mediately enquired the cause ofherdistress
but received 10 reply. Soon however,
perceiving that the little boy was soweep-
ing, he cnquired again the cause Of their
trouble; unable to speak, the lady could
only point to her infant child-dead IN It's
mothers arms.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-08

uEARDWARE-N STORE-DAiN s.
Il a. BRorHER Respectfully announce to the Cit
izrns of kenosha City and County and adjoining
Counties hat their extensive stock of Hard ware
is now opened at their new store, corner Of Main
aud Market streets. one door south Of tn. City
Hotel consisting Of every Variety Of FOR EIGN
ind DOMESTIC HARDWARE selected for
and adapted to the wants of the people Of this
Vicinity. Regarding prices. &C., we confident
" affirm that our stock is purchased and laid
down in our store at the lowest possible figures,
aud that we can and are disposed to sell low
as can be purchased lat any establishment in the
West. We respectfully solicit one and all to an
examination of our goods and prices. Our Stock
embraces in part as follows Iron and Steel O
com piete assortment Of all sizes and qualities,
cut aud ,Crot Nails, cHt and rrOt Spikes, Wiz
do,c Glass, black anil bright Log Chains, Coil,
HITTER, Trace and Pump Chains, Anrils, Vices,
Smith BeIIo,rs, ScreW piates, Borar and Siedg-
es: Shorcis, SpafeS, ftoes, Crotc-bars Pick>ares
Grain-scoops Hay, Barfey. and Manure Forks,
Rakes, CradteS, ScythcS, md Sneaths, Cdfriage
Springs, FINISHED rIeS, IhimbLe Skeins, Wog
on-5oreS, sheet bar, and pig lead, Lead Pipe,
Sheet. Corner and Zine Cistera md Wei Pumps
Puinp Chaia Wheels for Wen and Cistcrns
Circumstances and Haagings, Platform Scales
and Warehouse truck, oil sizes and kinds Of
Chopping Arcs, Bench Ares and Hatchets fine
lot of single and double barreted Guns, Pouches,
and Flasks. Complete Assortment Of CdrpcR-
fcrS' Tools. of superior quality; complete as
snrtment of House building Trimmings; a cum>
plete assortment OF House Keeping ARTICLES
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-08

SHERTFF"S .UIJF

GY issued under The seal
the Circuit Court and the OF Kenosh and State
90 Wisconsin hnd directed and delivered the
% At chsttes of Alfred Tcwsce. have levied upon and
pau SETS public auction to the highest bidder therefor
the a~ Directs &C the Court House the Of
hcnosha and State aforesaid March, D.
@ between e hours Of and three
n A day all the right title and Al
fred Towsttc had the loth
amy time since that day IN and the following described piece
or laeei OF Sn1 situate a Sns in the county cf Kenosha
point The line II the south quarter ~ No
ca ia Town (2l north Rsue twv,tx fSSi
east Whste the Nenosha and Racine road crosses said
seren thence running To the
quarter aforesaid thence running north on the
quarter lins TAR enough that sitl
south na OF said section the said
road Nlu enclose and
running east 20 the said NeRoShA Racine road hence
SeutStlN along Sad ruad place beginning CON
tanning twenty-five (2l Dated ken February :
1855. ] I. EUIF sheriff
6v3t Of Eenosha county