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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Feb. II.
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for TIM
week contains the following:

THE NRw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE LOT tn'S
week contains the followlDg
Prospects; Picture Buying Csmnon; TIE Ofsst
PAGER; sefo,o in school Hours &c.
lone WEEK LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE:
Arrival OF the steamships Atlantic and Pscihc; I'm.
porsnt Debstes 10 the yommons; impeschn-u Of
tbs Ministry State Of Nssotistion' on the sd The
1.-THE STATE OF EUROPE: Letter from ouro
Correspondent
Iv..GRgATBsITAIN Kossuth to the Society Of Friends
v..FRANCR: Americans at Paris; Letters from Our
Own Correspondents
W..CALiYoBsIa: L,ss and Inte'e.tius News from the
stsr snd Northern Light.
VU..HAVANA: Expected Arrival there OF Gen 0ui'mio
and bis Invading Army
VIII. REVIEW or THE WEEK, Giving, in condensed
and conspicuous form. the latest and to't I'm IN
pOrtaDt events thst have uanspies ia the wy
United States, and Mexico.
Ix..POLITICAL NEWS; New York. Connecheuti A."
pois. CsIif,rriai " ssbDston
XOUR DIPLOMACY ~ EUROPE: Letter from Our
Own Correspondent
xI..EEw PUBLICATIONS: The Ynsli.hwOmsn in R's'
ala by A Lsdy; Vofsrts Rosst sni other Paqes
Now Fnst Col .c,ed, by WISH nston lrviog
xIIWAsHINGTON IN CRAYON Letter from Our
Own Correspondent
XIII. CAss: Letter from Our O~n Corresponds lent
xIv..KANsAs AND SLAVERY: Letter from Our Own
Correspondent.
Xv.EMERsON ON SLAVERY.
XvI.COL BENTON TO THE YOUNG MEN.
xvI..A VISIT TO THE STATE SCHOOL for IDIOTS.
XVIII. THE TRIBUNE DESCRIBED BY ONE or IT'S
READERS: Letter from Constant Reader
xix..THE sEWTNG OIL.
Xxx. LETTER FROM FANNY FERN
XXI,.HOW TO RAISE AND FEED FOWLS: Letter
fIom Our Own Correspondent.
xxi. NORTH AND SOUTH. BY ars Gsskell, author Of
Mary Barton, Ruth, Crawford, &c
XIII. REVIEW OF rHE MARKETS: Reports Of the
Stock, Grain, Provision, and Cattle Markets. very
fully and specially reported for The Tribune.
Single copies In Wrappers be obtained at the counter
In the Publication Office this morning. Price St cents
susscsIpTIos copy FOR year. ~ three copies
e5, Eve copies IS ten copies. S12.
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o.. AZ ~. mellnns,, Of the soft.. lie wa, ono.

one Of TIE mellowes! of the Softs. He was oncs
Free Soiler-in name, Of course. II may be
recolected that be was member of the Com
mittse on Resolutions 8. the last Soft State Goa
verios. and was one Of the gentlemen who re-
ported Tire remarkably definite one on the subject
Of the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. Far
Their common. i. unnecessary. He sold himse
eir.-chesp, aud has got dirt 10 pay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16
GANG OF THIEVES BROKEN Up.

SUsQUFWANNN- p, WtdnesdFY- Fr0. y
garg of Youthful burglars who have carried On
their de or, daiion for year past in this vicinity hiss
been b-ok, no. AID the principal p,rties arrested
Thev have hem doing an ex ensiVe business entering
sorfs snd committing petty thefts on me Relre {
trains Their trans, tons have been most stro,ly
reformed ard Il il probable tha, they would 'tul
h4ve escaped detection II one Of the party hal n'i
turned STATE evii nee and exposed the gauS.
large on anty of stolen property has been recovered
II was leaty packed, and r. SLY for market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16
The MArL>MYsrERIOUs DISAPPEARANCE

BNTINORE, Thursday, Feb. n, 800,
New-Orlesus papers of Friday received; they con-
tain no news Eighteen mails from 1t. Loais were
received here 70 night.
J b. Sargent, Chief Engineer Of the Harlem Rail-
road arrived here f.om Washington this morning,
and has uysterously ci.spDeared. lie has been Ill,
and much anxiety ia felt by his friends here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16
RAILROADS AT CHICAGO-ADJOURNM
OF THE LEGISLATURE.

CHICtGO, Thursday, Eco. y, 10
The snow-storrn Of yesterday has again blocked ~
the Illinois Cenrs the Chicago snd Mississippi AMI
the Gsens Railroads The Galens Is ia worse con-
dition th.n before. ore traa was nearly sll day a
gettir TO the city limits
The Legislature bss adjourned. The Governor his
approved the prohbtory liquor Law, AM It vii be
v,ted on in ,Iuue reX,,
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EROM TIE WEST.

BUFFALO. Thursdsy, FED, ~, Too.
Full tles Of st. Louis pspors IRON Jaa. - 10
Feb 10. being the first received for nearly three
weeks, rescbeG this morning, but we hni IN them
no news Of Importance not anticipated by telegraph
CISCINSATI, Wednesday, Fec. IA, 1855.
River open and rising. Business dull. Eastern
Exchange three-quarters premiums. We have hsd
very LeavY Ians.
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New1lprk DAILY Grib1l,re
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1855.

The DAILY TRIBUNE is sent to subscribers, by mail,
OF % per snDum.
The SEMIWEIKLY TRIBUNE is published on Tues
6sy and rdsy Of esch week mail subscribers
a. per snbpm; copies for SIS five copies for @5
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE IL sent to subscribers, by
mall al &2 per snnum three copies for 50 five copies for
s. copies for st2 tweoty copies when sent 10 one
sdd,ess G2O Subscriptions 10 ali cases. payable In advance
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lie will be glad to lesru tbs. P. johnson, Esq.,
is nsmed for Corre.po.diDg Secretary. His
knowledge aud experience sill be Of great benefit
to TIE Society, as they have slresdy been.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16
MURDER-TRIAL POSTPONED

tLFyEitNn. IrursdAyi tro. ., l-.'
The new trial Of PAX, ouce couvictet AZ Akron
for the murder Of Beatsou. appointed f,r today, has
been postponed TIL March 8, ON account OF defense
not being ready.
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COUNCIL OF KNOW-NOrHINGS.
SYRACUSE, Thursday, F

SYRACUSE, Thursday, Feb. - 1855.
The Know. Nothngs still 10 secret conclsve,
Nothing is known Of their proceedings. Report says
heir meetings are to be permanently located at
Slracu.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16
THE ASIA AT BOSTON.

Boston, Thursday, Feb. -, 800.
TIE steamship Asia reached her dock here about
II o'clock tbs morning, and the mails were DIS
patched in ths afternoon train for New-lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16

We print, at considerable length, thi. morning
the proceedings Of the State Agricultural Society.
which assembled yesterday in Albany. The pub.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16

HE Asiss mails arrived about O'Clock this
morning. We give elsewhere q sketch of the
seesses IN Parliament, some items from the War,
and Commercial intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16

For Legislative proceedings of yesterday see
third page.
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Bnsiness Notices.

FBLroN. FRE.-NEw- YORK, Feb. III. 80.
H,s q Hssrne-sl: We take much ps.s1re 10 ~
80 80. tbst tbe safe purehased Of you the ls Jseuss
,~s,s,sl from The suns FIRE OF III. 18th inst
Tutos Alboosh nd b. en- sueJeeted % fn1 =. the
bsst ana rsnsined III he ruirs uP~.re o. ~ =.
Rrks and rspers found b. 10 les1se ..e of
thsssh fatu. The b.as BUS 80 OF voa
In lev osys Repeatedly yoon. -, p,hv.h.-.
J. h'FAucHiLD L Co Boofssi CT, 100 40 s....n. .,
NIB The above single fsoss s.rk, n vac ~. ~ 'fb
y.s'r 49,. Dor,LE YLsxeE PATESr CH.sPios oAt
vsrr.p,.S superior 70 soy ohe sni whea ear Gn
IN we ep ~ 80. ~ NV. Yort g. C. HEsgISs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16
FuLTOS-sT. FIRE.

The sse mentioned above thai prsssysd the ooots psi
.,a nonsv o. Me.ss J. NJ Psrsbd Co wss one OF y id
as Patent ssi.nsp5srs ard made ~ Herrnf ~ho,,
f 70 sks this celebrated Frs prof Safe ee4sed on ne "a
aeptsnh sst ard for sale At No l6i ~
p O. WILDER g. Co. Patent,es add asnuftctareI%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16

HoLLOwAY's PMLs.-A certain remedy Tor
Liver end Stomach comps slot. The dsushssr Of a fno
efHsnry t. N Y wss for three years 10 aspoIsD,e 90
b..,h f,n her .nA stomach seven wee
she oemmspc.d the nae ofHoLLoways Pulls and pefJ
epra gold Al the wsuufsctonss. No 10 Madsnlsns 9s
Yoth and No ~ strand LondoD. aud BY ell Dfusss" -
cent? s2i eta and &l per boz
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22

Town Line Road 4so Fl Of corner Of Lot e
Of common; thence to W side of Exchange ST;
thence wside of Exchange st 9 rods; thence W
TO point due . of the place ofbeginaing; TO be.
ginning.
Commencing on side OF Kenosha St. 81 II n Of
W corner of Lot Is; thence Is rois; thence A.
II; thence Is rods; thence Al fl to beginning
Commencing Is rods of sw corner of Lot 10,
on the side of Kenosha ST; thence g 10 sec. line;
thence s5 rods; thence W to Kenosha ST; thence
5 rods to the beginning.
Commencing on aide of Kenosha st where the
line Of sd or sec, crosses I'D st; thence 80 rods;
thence to sec line; thence to line of sd ar sec;
thence W the beginning.
Commeclnp Oh the W side of Kenosha st 90 # OF
$ corner Of LOT l6. thence 90 Il. thence W to old
Chicago road, thence 60 e. thence to the begin
ing.
s E O.. Sec 81. IT 2, r. %.
Commencing nj point where the lineoi Main
street nd the line Of street. cross each other;
bounded on the by an alley and the W line OF lot
in block 81; ON the 5 by lot /, in said book; on
the by Kenosha street
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
The Public School.

We took advantage, on Friday last, of a
moments leisure to do. what perhaps we
should do oftener-run into the Public
School. We found it we'll filled, and the
usual discipline, good order, and attention
to studies prevailing with the natural at
tendant evidence of progress.
We thought from the first that Mr.. Nc
Kindley, the Principal. had rare merit for
the place, and every days subseq uent OBJ
servation and knowledge more than con-
firms the op;nion;-- united with abun-
dant educational qualifications he has that
love for his profession, growing out of a
real constitutional love for the scholar and
his progress, which, after all, is the great
inspiration and element of success in teach
er, and which we are glad to know, is we'll
seconded by his assistants in the several
departments. We are sure it would diff
fcult, if not quite impossible to get the
School into better shape than it now is TO
accomplish the highest hopes of those in
terested in it.
Wemay add in this connection, that prep
arations are making for public examina-
ton and exhibition at the close of this
term some five weeks hence) when the
exercises will be of such character, as to
interest and please ALL
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
fApVEKrrsExENr.]
A Regular North Easter.

Our community has been visited oflate,
by some of the most severe storms Of hail
that has passed through this section Of the
country for year or two. visiting places
where it had net been known to visit for
years past, and on the LIST and Cd inst, it
was predicted by somethat hail-storn was
arising, although the sky was calm and
clear, not cloud was to be seen Except
one small black cloud in the south in the
horizon, although tive towering heads OF
something was seen to be arising in the
North, emerging towards the south. with
heads Of green, and skirted all around with
red, embroidered with the finest productions
of art, which presented to the eye the most
picturesque scenery. But it soon came in
contact with the truth, and then tie hail
began to rattle, venting its spite and lash
ing its fury upon the sturdy oak, whose
head has been bowed down with the af1c-
ton of nature But fortunately little or no
damage was done. as our harvest has long
since been secured, and the hail fell upon
the solid rocks, where no impression could
be made, although the halls came varying
in size from the smallest peas to the eDor-
nous size of a by and by inches. But
should such storms of hail continue through
the season of harvest, it may shell out some
Of our wheat, and be the means Of thrash
ing out our peas. Our community knows
the nature Of such stoams and what it orr
ginated from. G. S. PIERCE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
New York, March LIZ

NEW ork, March 16
Private dispatches confirm the Car.
death-Many villages about Eupatoria in
flames. Immense preparations making for
assault on SebastopoI. Napoleon expected
to leave for the Crimea shortly, but the
death of the Gear may change his plans
Spain is disposed to settle difficulties with
I. S. Russia proposes to cede her posses
slons in North America to the United States
Tor thirty millions.
Boston, March 16.
,ha n p aeSpa'ch from Washington says that
NJ, ,nor resilient will issue his proclamation to-
morrow morrow n Tor carrying into effect the Reel
PF0clSY Treaty with the British Provinces
Verdict against Rail Road 20
~; IN the matter of Henry 6, Weed and
vile VS., the Panama r, r o. o. " eea anG
detention all night in the cars ~, i ,h %lllul
mus and the consequent sickness 30 cue - is,h-
daY' the jury returned "a verdict ~ seo "a,
for plaintiff. '' 81 Szooo
Baltimore, March 10
The Washington correspondent Of Tho
I "a" OF this city telegraphs that the RussiaD
Minister at Washington pronounces tba
death OF the Car an ususitigqte9 Ioar
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
saie OF ts9c S"ef Estate Of Francis l.. TL,lx.
ham, q Minor.

9Th day Of March, 1855. " $500 : -
ON reading and filing peitiop Of Johnson
dian Of Francis L. TinkhaIn minor heir OF Aimon
deceased setting forth that the Francis Tnham OWES
and nherts from the said deceased part the land
sad petition described in common with the other heirs
saa doceaed-The the said land
come whatever to the said Francis Tinkham nnO "A afor
nat the said petitioner verify believes IL would be
noe benenciai to him. the said
tne said land sold at auction and the ava thereof
Tor ms bencht and praying that license
70 nm 70 the interest of the said Francis nkham minor
statute In such case made aud provided = -
n IS 1or Ored that an interested in said e-
appear before the Judge Of the said Court
may next at .en o'clock NJ At the Court
CITY ana county Of genoha then
tasre should be- why license should Guar
d 70 sell said real estate according PRAYER Of
pc"D And il is further ordered this order be subljsh
tour weeks prior TO said day Of hearing Ahs
pGb,ished in the City Of genosha In said county
4wss By the Court, Jon H. JILsuN
Lu0ge.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
Further by the Africa-Later from
China
New York, March |

New York, March l6
Beyond the startling announcement Of
the Death of the Emperor of Russia,
there is no news Of interest by the africa.
A London despatch dated Friday even
ing the Cd inst, says: This evening in the
House of Lords, the Earl of Clarendon
said: Il think it my duty to communicate
to your Lordships the contents of tele-
graph despatch which received, a half
an hour since, from her Majesty's Minis
ter, at the Hague"
1.-The Emperor Nicholas died this NOR
ming at one O'Clock, pulmonary apoplexy,
after an attack of influenza"
II have also received despatch from
the Minister at Berlin, stating thatthe En-
peror of Russia, at IL o'clock A. NJ, was
at the point of death-had taken leave of
his family. Although this event occurred
so short time ago as between IL and o.
clock hi, morning, there can be no doubt
of its authenticity"
AT Sebastopol affairs were unchanged.
A couple of sorties had been made which
entailed slight losses on the French. The
Battle of Eupatoria is confirmed. The re-
suit as before reported.
The Vienna Conference would open on
the 9Th. All the Plenopotentiaries had
arrived except Lord John Russell who was
in Berlin. His Lordship had an audience
with the King of Prussia and the latter
leans more towards the Western Pow
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22

THE WEATHER.-He who chronicles the
freaks of the weather, this Spring, will have
his hands full, unless he writes down some
thing like the following, and keeps it as a
general comment. A day or two of bright
sunshine, not over warm-One day cloudy
and cool with raw northeast Withdrawn
and sleet, terminating in a snow storm
cold increasing, and the wind declining
Then repeat with one day of sunshine, and
three or four of cold clustering uncomfort-
able ones, with rain sleet and snow in pro-
portion. Such has been our experience
thus far for March.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
F,sk,s Western Addition /.

The tolloioing are IN s. 10. qr sec 81, {. 2. r. %
Lots s. in block l. blocks all of bk within limit Of
city All Of bk II Lots and that portion taken
Ksnosha Beloit Railroad Company all blk Is
and and that of lots in sd bk taken by Kenosha
Beloit Railroad Company lots g. S g. ia block I4
piece of land commencing line of West Main
Il Lot IA in Fsks add thence line of
cd b. thence Of Lot to line Of Main ST.
thence n to the beginning.
Commencing tbs line Of Market st at the
land ewnsd Mrs Bronson; thence to line Of Durkse West
Addn; thence line its intersection with the
line Of Market thence sd line to the beginning
Second Ward.
The feliotciag ia s. r. Or. Sec. 3d. T. X. 3.
The " or Of 3. IS; or aud n hf Of the or Of
D. 20 hf B. 3d. The hf the following described land
commencing the line B. 81 rods Of the
thereof thence Is rds thence rd Is rds; rds to be-
ginning-in 81:
Part ommencing line thereof Is rods Of
thence 20 rds; thence n rds W 20 rds 4 rds-B 3
Part ofcommencing line Of sd D. y rods Of
thereof thence 70 rds rds; 20 rds; rds-B 81
Part efcommencing the line Of I'd B. rods Of the
thence 20 ras rds rds rds: II rds;
beginning-B. 81:
Lot in block 81 Lots in Blk 35 Lots l. 24k7in
bk 9 block Lt the qri and the or Of bk ~ the
bk of hk hf Of the hf ef bk AZ! the
thes Of BIZ 4 the Of bk4 the and the
hi % qr aud the h OF the and the hf Of the
Of Blk So 1.-THE ehf OF the Of emitted in ls tbs
described 1854 u kA - E.S
9 q "A - tfs Il u ~
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22

FARM For SALE.-See the advertisement
of Mr. Hooker, in another column. He Of
fers for sale very desirable farm, at reas-
enable price. 1t is finely located, in
good neighborhood. not too far from the city
and altogether. justsuch farm as we should
like to own. Those wishing to purchase
an improved farm, might look some time
without finding another for the same price,
combining SO many advantages
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
PENSION LANDS!
LOO Acres OF land {
TO all who served since 17aO.

The Act of Congress Of March, 1855, grants
to- all, Indians included, who served in any war
since 1890, fourteen days, or les, ii engaged i'm
battle and to the widows of officers and soldiers of
the Revolutionary war, if now wing aud to Chap.
lains who served with the army, and to the Patts,
burg and Lewistown volunteers, l60 acres of land.
after dedncting what has bsen received.
The undersigned will receive applications, and
act as agent in prosecuting claims under the aore,
mentioned act. l.. e. MERRILL.
kenosha, Wis. 1855.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22

CoME AT LAsr-Tns March number of Dickens
Household Words, has at length made it welcome
appearance upon our table. We had begun to watch
the mails with 10 small degree Of Impotence, for
aside from the general excellence ofits contents, We
bad became deeply interested in "North an SOUTH
story by the author of"Mary Barton" which is
is concluded in this March No, which, by the way,
Is double number, aud closes Vol. X 1t contains
great variety OF exceedingly interesting matter
North and South concluded DR.. Rae's Report on
The Lost Arctic Voyagers--The Rowing English.
man, again-Col. Qnagg's Conversion-Arm In.
terpIeters-The Golden Calf-Mark Hansels WIS.,
itor, &C., dc. A new Volume commences with
the April No. The publisher has made arrange
n,ents, for csntinaing the work with gsszter de-
gree Of promptaess and regularity. Terms, 80 a
year; or IS cents No, Two copies SIS. Address
J. A. DIX, New York
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22

SALEM AcADEMY.-By reference to our
advertising columns, it will be seen that the
spri. 3 term ofthis Institution will commence
on the 28th inst. We have frequently no
ticed the advantages offered by this School
inan educational point ofview. Those W ish-
ing to send their sons or daughters to a
good Fchool, in the seclusion of the country
will avail themselves of the advantages here
a fforded
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Cheaper than erer- Wholesale o. Retail.
WVHE Subscriber offers to .ell Clothing as
IL cheap as any Clothing Store in the City of
Kenosha, the neighboriug Cities. He wishes
to call attention to the fact that his Clothing is
manufactured at Home.
HATS AND CAPS, Wrappers, Drawers,
Mittens, Gloves, Boy Clothing, etc.
TAil kinds of work done to order on the short
est notice. JOHN WILSON.
M No. 70, Main Street.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
MILLINERY, Mas. McDennoxr :cap.c-

M ILLINERY, Mas. McDERMoNr ;espec-
V1 tivefuy informs the ladies OF K emosha and
vicinity, that she has amenced business in the
store north OF Ira Waits and opposite the Run
ais House, where she will keep constantly on hand
a general assortment of millinery of the Late,t
all most fashionable style
Ms. McDermont trusts that an experience o:
l4years in some Of, the principal cities, of Eng
land, will enable her to give satisfaction to tlo.e
who may favor her with their patronage.
kenosha, January II, 1855. 3o-3m
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22

GS- We copy from the Milwaukee Sem
tinel letter of some length from its Kansas
correspondent. 1t contains answers to the
enquiries every person is just now making
with reference to that country, and we tho't
in copying it we could furnish our readers
with nothing more useful or acceptable.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
PROBdTE NOTICE.

9th Of March A. d.. 1855.
In the mattel Of the ate Of John Cain deceased.
4H Uhomi tmay Concern of or.
said Estate having Mchae
Of Marquette the State of Wisconsin day al
A. d. 1875 and months from date allowed ana p
for creditors present their claims for allow
Notice hereby given tina: the
FIRST Monday in July noxt o'clock " ooe IN
the city Of Eenasha receive examine and adjust and
demands Of all ans' the said his Estate
AVIS JON b. JILSUS, County JUDGE
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-22
GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN Guardian of Anthony Wilson and Mary Jane
Wilson, by virtue of license from the county
court Of Kenosha county, will sell at public auc.
ton at the front door OF tho court house in the c
ty of Kenosha, on the 9th day of March A. ID.
1855, between the hours Of one o'clock and tive
o'clock in the afternoon, the following described
land, to witt Commencing thirty rods south Of
the centre of the town line road in the South ward
of the city o Ken ssha, at point the east side
of the Chicago road-thence north on the east
side OF the Chicago road, forty nine and half feet
(491 IT,; thence east seven rods thence south for
ty- nine& half feet;(49N thence west seven rods
to place of beginning; being bounded cast by
Quarles and French and south by French.
Dated, Kemosha, Wis. Feb. 22d, 1855.
IRA WILSON,
4w36 Guardian.