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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24

rr TaEopEuic Ros0S BECK died IN Albany On the ieth
Inst after lingering ilne,s. He had bcon for many
years he head ot the acadsy In Albany, which, at tue
time ~ It's foundeton and or ing period in It's his
tory Of the principal institution learning ia
the IioH.
BIZ. FnnyncK ircAs ". r. for tho eounty OF Meath
iresnd died at S,ainer, Ociobsr % frederick Lucas
was The elaer 4 ~. samuei Lucas worthy mem
Der a The Society ~ Frienas orme n Crohsn, near
Croydon, who has for many years rested n
brighton. BE called 10 the bar of the Middle Temple
In Easter Term, 1885, and in The aowiug year became
member o. the Roman Ca hole Church. the grounds Of
bis conversion he gave 10 the wrA 81 he time Ia tae
tbsTe q a pamphlet called Reasons for becoming
" man Catholic especially adessed 20 the Society of
Fiienes. A. Roman Catholic barristcr lac took
i've part n the proceedings ~ the Catholic Institute
and started the Y1Ji newsfaler In Ion on m 1850 for
the rpipsse 81 sag the most Uramonene doc
trres Of his Church Eo ALTO frequent contributor
TO he pages al the Iabln fetc. 10 1879 he removed
e Ct /. there since that time lie was also oas o. the
cesfies az the Irish fensnt League during the brief
'ried Of its existence In 1859 he wa, eeeel Through
influence % the Roman Catholic priesthood as mem
for the county 81 Meath 10 the place 81 Mr. Henry
tsttan who had represented &. for many years lie
always iy ed lie Of political and religious STRIFE; and
having advocated in the 7ubef the nvbt Of tho Irish
priesthood 10 interfere N politics, and being rebuked by
n W, n ssss romsn oss1e bishop he vent 70 Rome
lrosecufe his appeal against Dr Cuens decision The
arpea was decided against him and the result The
premature death NJ the early sge ~ forty three. Mr.
uca the brother in-law Of Mr. J. Bright, NJ r. for
Manchester.
name Of the "Perruqaer de Ia Republiqae, has
at Ia vsrpnsre (ssre) aged ninst eight. During
tie Fign Of Terror his reputation led him selected
A. rdresser 10 Coot Hertois and Couthon aud he
By them appointed to attend tho uobss who happened
ed 70 await In rrcu their trial cartere excel
lent man and In spite Of the terrible Of Caracas
which lie hsd Assumed never better pleased than
when performing Kind action. Having b~en dis
covered acting a. a messenger between imprisoned
marquis and his daughter he summoned TO appear
fr the tart before Colotd Herbcis but he thought
ar 10 ay TO swi'zerard where he remained until 1904
when he returned to Lyons and resumed his original
calling. There remained until 1885, when b. Withdrew
70 yerpiere r. reside with bi. SON. aud remained
Nth him until his dec.aFe.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.
FapAY, Nov. 2a---s =. ".


There quite buoysnt stock market this morning.
The bulls fairly in the nieney, and should no.
he surprised t. them take very funny aShts la
the street within the next week two Erie Cum.
bertrand LED the make In tse fsnciea, white among the
substantial Rcadna the most active. Western
railroad stocks comparatively quiet Al The drst
board Illinois Central Bonds advanced per cent Canton
Company, :. Mohgsa Southern, IL; Mica aqua Tran
sit, v; Cumberland 4 Michigan Central |; Cleveland
and Toleso l; thcsg and Rock lslsnl liz Reading,
Erie at the opening but & II on AMI co.ed only pr
cent advance. la Stae stocks there oaly de
rate AMOUNT a. bufines, and that confined - yg
MIA aud ai'sou as Sales Il Illinois Central Bond.
W about $1,000 In other railroad bonds thu
sections amounted TO less than si0 oo). At the close The
market exhibited evidences Il weakness The European
n'rf 50 far as the teIegraphic dispatches Il
sdsrcd favorable, and the public mind has been relieved
for the tiae from its most serious apprehension n
must, however b. borne in mind that the war Ia
Europe Etill continues; that the expenditure %
account OF that are going upon
tumsnte scale that this governments 81 Great
d,ain sud France mus. be in the msrke, again ~
loans and the, their wants are likely 70 be sun
GENTLY large 70 create serious drain upon capia o.
present employed 10 percsl pursuits u estimated
hat Fnpe viii require in tie Grst three months
, full Eileen hundred millions Of fancs AMI that
Grtat Bssin will want so 600 coo We have therefore
n the perspective pabs loss amounting sI9o o. o10
AL Of which 4 likely 10 upon the martss within The
next six months. II Il several months since either "
tbsse governments made 0an and the longer Tie Ds,o-
tiasion Of one Is pot III tho larger must - -bsn
made. About that time fhlIl have Anothcr mic IA
he money msrkeb. We losb for nnsncls rcyal lon u
grests isss 'oree about evry say ninety day AM
operators Ia the stcof martct would vel 70 bear ts
IN mine senriy thirty day have eaped The lat
are Up 10 tie sncis. The inasiion has Is that time
y quite mlilr and the probability thsi - lrst lhao
DIRTY days more sba! b. in the midst n another stock
panic. We hsve had ior several weeks nlic favorable
intelligence from Europe than can expect ~ tho same
tine 10 oone and Il Il the SAFEST "a thse
tain tnts 20 realize purchase or fancy st,sks afsf
suoh sn uninterrupted poriof Of Improvement.
The secdpfso 81 the Harlem Railroad COMPANY ~ Pep
'srnb@r and October 10 1864 aud 1855 vee ~ fIl,v
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777---77779ss-
Nyiiinrti Fillmore In Vienna,
prom tbe Freeman's Journal (Archbiahop Hughes Or
gam, Nov. "a


A recent Vienna letter says
Dir. Milard Fillmore lte President OF the United
States OF America visited tn capital during the
week. II l. TO be regretted that the illness mem
Der Of his family curtsed his visit and ed It's
exceeding tho vefy derae limit Of three days
Mr. Fillmore received with marked attention by the
Imperial mnisers and others present In this capital
Parties were at improvised u mark his presence
here and 1T matter of regret TO n very high per
sonage that the Emperor himself was not 10 Vienna to
marx by his personal attention the anti. action hc fet
ot the witt a one wbo though elected by euf
fspe 10 the Presidency If "a 600 900 Of mad
fully ch.w,d al foreign in'erv. nton and every way
avoided compcsng the troubled Affairs OF continental
Europe.
Some Of our European contemporaries do certainly
make great fools OF themselves by the indiscrimi-
mating way IN which they lavish their attentions on
Americans whom they suppose TO be Influential.
This Mr.. Fillmore never elected President III the
United States, but only to the very inferior post of
Vice President. The occurrence of Gen. Tlylor's
death made him acting President. During his ad-
miDisfahon, and BY hia act, mn American national
vessel was sent 10 Constantinople for Kossuth and
MIR. Fillmore never showed strength enough to
ciush the un-AmcricaD sympathisng with 70 eign
red iennLlicanihm. which did 20 much to
excite dsirast OF American institutions and
intentions the continent of Europe. II was Mr..
Eiumores Secretary al State who laid himself out
TO worry and annoy Mr. Hulseman. the Austrian
Charge so much 50 that the latter retired from
Washington till the end OF his administration. II
was the weakness Of Mr.. Fillmore that allowed u
constant fever OF pretended Intervention in Euro
rean affairs 10 excite and do mischief nj home and
abroad. ~ was only on the accession of the demo.
cratic party to power that these foreign scapc-gal-
lows received their final qnietls. We have no oh
locdons TO Austria paying court to any American
but We think, nevertheless that In this case tn
Austrian eagle Is goose.
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Can't afGlrfr,s.

WfD.rfnAy, Nov. 1.-THE Court met At III O'Clock.
The Judges were all present.
James A. black Tsq., Of Columbia son,h Carolina and
Samuel y Lyon, fsq., Of White 1ains Nsw York, sp-
pesfsd ard eere sworn Attorneys Of This Court
COL Thompson AL I'll Lave OF The Court t1 amend the
retiinn 80 the % White and Shefwood which
greuied.
w. rhilp rhiiips ~ Aiaharns. resumed the s-gu.
ment H. he iva'ter Armstrong case (adjonracl over
fom ysser6sy aud bad not concluded his rsmirss when
AlJourued.
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The land ssles AT wipona Wi-con Din, the 9th u,
were stenacf by about 100 persons and much excl
ment. serious difficulty occurred in whsh two neu
were ahot. settler piece NJ grouni pei stated IA
BIDDING for the same though in defiance ~ the threatened
peril of being thfo~n into his river IL he did On Ia
s'tempt 70 put the threat in execution he drer
yclyer and Shot two q h. assaf ants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24

The canal did not open the present year till the Sd day
OF April while ls.t year opened tho 10th Of March,
and closed on the Sd December There Ia every probA-
bty that the tolls at thh Office 1855 will exceed those
Of 1884 by $4,000.
The ANNEXED statement exhibits tho quan,i,y and value
Of foreign dry goods entered 1t this port
for warehouse and also to whdrawas from warehouse
during the weeS ending and including Thursday, Nov
-, 1856 -
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notes ofthe Mcsam Bans Maine are thrown out BY the
Suffolk Rank.
The following 10 table Of tho receipt. OF tolls on the
Illinois and Michigan canal at the Chicago Office 4, the
ht Il November Tor the yeass 1854 and 1906
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
Ciancefy sale.
IIeUOsha County Circuit Court.

D. Sprague Complainant Zecharia Paddock and
Paddock his WIFE, Francis Paddock William d. Paddock
and Wellington Persons, Defendants.
IN Pursuance ard by virtue final order and decree
and sale made and catered in TIE above entitled
by the said the May tht
Lord thcusaug hundred @
general Term of e said held at the Court House in
the and ofkenosa by and he the Hon. JAMES
r. DooLTTLE Judge Of the SAID court shall Tor
Public Auction Vendue and to the highest bid
der therefor according the provisions such
aud and from the front door OF the court
House Kenosha, Satul day
the thirteth goth day Of June next to Wit d. 1850 be-
tween the hours o'clock the after
noon Of that day. the following described piece parcel
lot Of Land n real estate, to wit:
ALL certain piece parcel lot Of Land lying and be-
the of Salem county OF henesha and state OF Wis
described follows Being sixty off the
the Of section number eleven
~ in township number Il north Of range number TWEEN
the said be rods ide by hun
dred and sixty RODS long. Dated Kenosha May To- 1855
III. +. ScHoFF, JOSEPH l. EHLE,
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
ChSnrerr dnlo

FrcH A. HoeIys Is. Sylvender Baldwin William ward
wheeier Leonard Croker Amos Noyes Amos Soyes End
Richard Noyes john Iowrey Archibald H. Lowrey Charlss
+. Baldwin and Charles s. starr, Defendants:
IN Pursuance aud by virtue of final OF foreclosure
in the above entitled Icy
said min day of May the of Lord
thousand eight hundred aud fifty Ave. l at general
of raid Court held the Court House in the and
county Of Renosha by and before the Hon JAMES
Judge of said Court shall for sale and Mt Public
yendue the highest bidder therefor accord
the provisions OF the in such made and
vided. from the front door of the Court House
of genosha the h;rteth day of June
a. d. 1853 between the hours Of and twelve o'clock
in tho of that day the equal half undivided
of Lots SIX o. and = in Block No H. lying
the fractional section number thirty
(2 in north of (23) east in
the first ward OF the city Of Kenosha and state Of wisconsin
JON q. JILsCv. JOSEPH |. EHIE,
CoiuSIs Sol'r. Sheriff Of kenosha County.
kencsha, "a. 1855. Owls
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
Claancery sale.

Seth Doan VS.. J0tham Perry William IT. Perry.
IN by final foreclosure and
SALE made aud entered in the above entitled in and BY
the said the ninth dav of the Lord
thousand eight hundred and tS at general
Term Of said Court held the Court House. in the City and
and before the Hon James r. DooLrTLE
Judge Of the said court shall for sale and at Pub
lie Auction yendue and to the highest bidder therefor
cordng the provisions of the in such made and
door of the house the
Kenosha twenty-nnth day of
AID 1855 between the hours of and twelve o.
clock the forenoon of that day those pieces
land the and State OF
Wisconsin. and known Lots and Il % in section
1907 north range contani
acres be the more orless JOSEPH !. EhLE
b. JLsUN, Comp't's Sor Sheriff of konosha County.
Dated Kenosla May Il. 1855. Owls
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
In Circuit Court; E1cnoshn County Wiscon'
sin---In Equity.
Walter Storm. John Calvin Smith and william p. Storm

Andrew B. Jackson Isaac Bassctt. and Salmon Epson.
1T by affidavit the satisfaction of this Court that
thu defendant Isaac assett resides of this State but is
resident of the United witt the State OF Con-
On OF H. b. Towslee counsel for the Com
rairRnts IT ORpER that the said Isaac Basset caue
his appearance this and that he also plead
dempr to the compainants said bill OF o
18th August 1853 and in default thereof said bill OF
confessed by him And il is further
within twenty days the said Compianants cause
this published in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph
public printed aud published in the city and
EcnOsa, and that the said pubcaton he continued sf
six weeks JON b. JlI'Sl I,
Dated Kenosha May .. 1855. 6wi7 County Judge
Attest J.. B. NICHOLS. Clerk.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
Keuosno County Cour,--In Probate.

In the the of Samuel Rsigue deceased
on reading and filing the petition Of Eleanor Edwards Of
Eenesha County aud State of Wisconsin and
proof Of the representing other thss
Resigue late Of san Francisco California the
9th day Of January D. 1888 died tss'ae having geod
chattes within this shat she saWg-
said deceari and praying that
may appointed the proof ~ he will Of said deesa
appoin Of said petitioner either alone
eenhceoE wth suitable person. administrative with
the will annexed:
okDERrp thst said petition he heard before the
Judge Of his Cont Saturday the sixteenth day of June
A. D. 1885 ociNck VI his Office in the City Of
noska, An further ordered that notice thereof be giTeA
the heirs of deceased ali Interested hy plb
fishing copy c this order for successive weeks prior
hearing in the Kenoshs Tribune Telegraph. week
newspaper printed and published in the City Of kennsha
said eoanty. JON n. IILSUN,
Dated May 81 ISL 3wf9 County judge.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
Notice To Creditors.


In PrObate---sA eAosha County Court.
In the matter of OF David NJ Young deceased
To whom of with the
will annexed ad estate having issued to Robert b. Coll
by the 9Th day of May 1855 months and
after that day being allowed and limited for creditors
sent the claims examination allowance Notice here
by given THAI the Undersigned will the first Mondays Of
and November 1855 his the city county
Kenosha 10 o'clock A. II Of said days
adjust all claims and demands of all against saii de-
ceased JON, b. JILSUN,
Nav 26th. lSs5. 4w5o County Judrs
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
Legal Advertisements,
Guardian Sale.
I'm Pr0laafH--AIZeu o shn l-ns,nfx C

Guardian Sale.
In PrOE5ate---xkenosha County Court.
In the Of the Guardianship of
Brannen. John Brannen Eizt Brannen
NOTICE hereby given that by virtue and in pursuance
order license made in sad the 18th Of
A. d. 1885 by the ~ SAID the
Guardian " said minors will Saturday the 10th
at O'Clock A. NJ at the premises be Sold for sale
public auction yendu the following
Land TO Wit; Lots thirty 80 thrifty 81 thirty
g. and thirty three 33 lin block hundred
Eve 49, Durkees addition senosha
in the south quarter of section 81
% east. PHILLIP CAREY
May 18th 1855. Sw50 Guardian
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
Kenosha County Circuit Court---n Equity.
Nary Dunn &C. of the of Robert Dunn

hary Dunn, of the estate of Robert Dunn
Sss Eliza Ames John Gosr, Joseph d. Leland, Bstsey
Golf. and Green Bay Milwaukee q Chicago Railroad Com
IT by affidavit to the satisfaction Of this court
named defendants John Goor D. Le
reside of this in of the United
Jon T. Jsun compliments solicitor: 1t ia ordered
said John Joseph d. Leland their
peaance lie this and notice thereof be
solicitor by the 10th day
d. 1859 and Of their either them that
plead demnr to the said eompansns bill Of
complaint said 10Th day of August, A. b
fault thereof said bill Of complaint may be taken confessed
by them it further ordered that within
from tho hereof the sad complainant this
be published in the xenosha Tribune telegraph newspaper
sud published in the city of enosa said
said publication be continued in said each
week six successive weeks that he of
orser bs personally served the last
thirty days before the time prescribed for their
BY the Court. J. X. DUOLITTLE
Dated kenOsha, Nay s. 1875. Judge
jon b. JfLsCN, Compss Solr
certify that thu above OF the order made in
this cause. 6w43 l.. D. NICHOLS, Clerk.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
FARM FOR SALE.

"a Make Not ce, the subscriber offers for sale at
a great bargain, $50 acres Of land, calculated
make frs, rate grain and stock farm, situated
8 miles from Keuosha City, GO rods north Of
the Burlington road, sections Is, "A, | l aud o
in the town of Paris, and convenient to several
plank roads aud railroads. 100 acres enclosed !;
rood two story farm house. Most o. the materials
OH hand to build barn. also to enclose 100
acres more; from 100 to 200 acres is pow land The
balance is bottom or meadow laud. There is from
50 TO 60 in TO wheat. The subscriber will seilfl
altogether in parcels TO suitcnsiomers If neces
sary. IL, W. JOHNSON.
Kcnosha, June 18th 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
ETNA INSURANCE co.
Increase Cash Capital to $4,000. 900

Increase Cash Capital TO $4,000, 900.
n HAVE the pleasure of Informing the dealers
Il with this Company aud the public generally,
that in view OF the vast increase Of business dur.
ing the past year, its cash capital has been in.
creased to $500, 0C0. This together with he
large surplus always kept on hand in cash, sna
the enormous receipts OF premiums on its regular
and established business, affords lis policy holders
an indemnity much greater than any other in.
suran:e Company in America.
The business of this company is conducted on
fair and liberal principals and its losses ara alwss
promptly paid in cash. The undersigned in en-.
tering upon the twelfth yenr ofhis agency for this
company in this city and vicinity, becs to copgat.
ulate its dealers upon its remarkable success and
the lmportantincreIse Of its capital and business
which together with the manner in which its bu.
siness is conducted. places it on basis beyond The
reach of any contingency short OF a simultaneous
conhagration OF the country.
All applications for insurance or information in
reference thereto, will be attended 10 with the
same punctuaIity as heretofore. Rates as low as
any other responsible office
Kenosha, Feb. Is, '55. L. G.. MERRILL.
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Fisk, Lucinda Fisk his wife Philo Judson joseph Y
Quarie, Michael Frank George kimbal Luther james
John p Chaplin James Wyatt and Nelson Allen DEFENDANTS
IN Pursuance and by virtue of final decree Of Foreclosure and
Court the 18th day Of November in the Lord
thousand eight hundred and fy oyr lisa general Term
Kenoa by and before the Hon James Doolitt Judge
said Court shall for sale and sell Public
ton or endue ana 10 the hheset oder therefor aecodng to
the OF the statute IN such case made and provided
from the front door Of the Court House in the said
jane next 4 D. 1855 tie hours Of n'ne ana Twelve
o'clock forenoon of that day all If the following
pieces parcels or lots OF land and reai
that certain piece parcel OF land yng being
the fkenosha aforesaid and in the
feiews Commencing at the north west OF the north
quarter II section No six l6l township No
the line Of said section to the
thereof thence s.stery the south line Of said quarter
Cyrus Damon thence norhery aong the west ne OF said Da
land the south esst efrner OF land by said
Inc Enos Nichols land and the south line Of land
John Benedict 20 the sonth hereof thence
hundred l7l
less; " W. % z meaning W.qrs g Also,
Commencing of the quarter
section eighteen Isl north Of
Buiien, land hundred and sixty fI0l rads to
line Of sad section thence by the
c.rer Of tie 1uarte thence hundred an
rods to the place Of beginning.
tcuarly bounded and described follows witt All ,os
other pieces parcels land lying and being in City
a. in block No ATTY ts9l Also eiyhtt in
block number excepting and reserFng twsn
10 Joseph of the said lot. being
quarter section thirty town nerh Of
Of Lot six in block eighty & soy the northeast
quarter of section town two north Of range twenty
dated Kenosha a ril 18th, 1855 JOSEPH EHIE
Owls Sheriff Of Kenosha county.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
Sale or ycnI Egfntr.

NOTICE Is hereby given that order of the County Court
for the County Of Kenoha the following real estate will he
sold public auction Monday the 4th day Of June A. D.
1873 at 2ocock in the afternoon of that day wLot No.
eight ts) in Block eight S the south
Of section thirty (3 in the LIST Ward If the City of
Ke0osha. JAMES RILEY, Guardian.
Dated Heuosha Nay |, 1855. 5wi5
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
Chat,ceyv Sale.

LEONARD CRocEER William Ward Wheeler, Amos Soys,
Amos Noys' Ind Richard b. Noyes John owrey Archt
H. Lowrey, Charles L. Baldwin and Charles ). Starr
IN Pursuance aud by virtue final decree
by
said Court the ninth day OF May the of Lord
thousand eight hundred and fifty five general Term
held the Court House the city and county
Kenosha by and before e Hon JAMES r. Judge Of
said Court; shall for sale and Public Auston
vcndlc anil the highest bidder therefor according the
provisions of the statute in and provided at snd
the te Court House the city and
Of Kenosha the hircth day day ofJune next 1881
between the hours of and twelve clak in the forenoon
the following described pieces os
of land and real estate lying and being the outh west ac
tiona quarter section number thrytwo (S in No.
of three @ cast and in the ward
wit; Lots numbered and
privileges thereon situated theretc heongin
Jon Il. JusUN, - JOSEPH J. EhLE
Comp.'s Soir. Sheriff Of Ksnosha County
Dated Kenoshs, May ID, 1858. Owls
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07
r3c ,ra BONNETS AND I'd.
MILLINERY GOODS.

n AIDES, call and see Mas McDERMoTrs
E-A fresh supply Of Fashionable Millinery, Just
received from New York, comprising large as
sortDent of the richest Satins, Silks, Lawns, Tu'-
cans, Straws, Nafolilans, French lace, Dunaa.
bic Flats and Leghorns, of all shapes, sizes, ana
prices, from Is to $1,000. Also an assortment OF
rbbons, artificial flowers, moHhair headrdresses'
ladies' CAPE geutemens' neck-ties and shITt>coi'
lars, besides llother xGgs belonging TO the trade
too numerous to mention. Our Gnods were pu1-
chased for cash and we are determined to sell az
cheap as the cheapest. Straw work bleached ano
saltered M 'fI~ go
Kenosha, April IA, 1885. il Ylsn42