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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-11
TWO HOUSES AND Lors FOR sALE-oNE
For II emit.

II OFFER fsf sale tive BRICK DWELLING House,
Knowles street. West NashSi.lesx EACH and
story porh-csserns aftaehedEcod healthy location
every way eosfrfable and desirable and convenient
70 hne selphur Wen god bargain VII be given en-
liberal terms viz exrhange scr lands The Mals
one Of them d for rcat pG,i sold.
jsfs-u IVY MANgING
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

"LswIssURo, Union co Pa, May 9, 1855.
"MR J. A. RHoDrs-Dear Sir: The box Of medicine you
sent duly received the i1th " April have sold
7boui oneha Of it, aud FAR the people who have used
are satisfied that has cured thru. has certainly stop
ped the Ague in who has used Fix the
Of ling standing Ny sister, who has had Il
Eve or Fix wears back and could get stnpge
cept BY Quuine and that only long abe would take IT,
Is now, thnk entirely cured BY your remedy.
&C q NcCINLYH
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE on Summer a.
n street, between Church and Cnoa fronting IS 30.
feet on summer, ant running back ia feet A. ~
q the mast desirable residences In Nashville; newly
paPsrc and painted with gas The whole hoe.e
Ror nTther paTicalArs 10 terms &C. inquire Of
Jn0 g. Rergnsan's once.
Possessisa given ist January, 1856
sepS-tf WM q NICFfrT
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AIATTINGs-w. A. a J. a. MccleIlAnd have just
w received large lot Of bsss India Biatting,
which they selling very ow for cash. apr2S
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Prom the clarksrille ohronicls.

We pleased to see that Col. Cheatham is
spoken of as President of the Senate. fla high
toned gentleman--a man OF promptness, frmness
and ability is needed for that post, Col. Gheatham
is lust the man.
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FIHOE ESsREE.
MORGAN g. co.

uOhULA1N ~ w.,
NO. 40 PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
RE now in receipt % their complete stock NJ FAIL
"A AND WINTER GOODS, embracing every variety Of
English, scotch, German, French Hall
IAN ana American Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods,
Which they prepared or to their cus,orner. an,
te uae generally at figures which they think will be ae
ceptable TO even the CLosEsT BUYsHs
They have on hand and are daily rrcsivng bs,y,, am,
Plies OF all widths ant weights Of COTTON GOODS mann
astaed IN tins STATE and others Of the south and West
lhy sun continue the Agency Of the Sparta Franklin
ana other heavy goods suitable for Wheat and Grain sacks
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FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI PITTsBURG.
'I'HE new and splendid light water a STR
steamboat r. l.. COBB, L. NOR kz-rR-rss@Ss5Aa
THERN, Master, will leave for the
and all intermediate ports WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at
o'cocs p NJ. For freight passage apply board
J. 4 X. YEATMAN, .,..,.
sept1C--8t A. HAMILTON, Agents
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Fall AND WINTER GOODS.

VLTE have Just received Stock Of FALL AND q.
Wv WINTER GODS for Gentiemen's Wear-NM
CLOTHS, CAsSIhERS, and YESTlNGs Of the latest "A
styles and best qualy, TO which would invite
attention OF friends aud the public. Aso fresh cup
ply Of GENES FURNISHING GooDs.
WARD BIRMINGHAM,
sept-Im No. 7 Cedar street.
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MFR. GOODWIN, having returned from the East with All
I an the and fashionable Dances begS leave respect
fully 20 TO the citizens Of Nashville, that he will
series Of instructions In that polite art SAT-
URDAY September Sth a. O'Clock, p NJ, IN The rooms
over Beeehs store College street.
Dsysof Tuition Monday Thursday and Saturday Hours
OF attendance fFom4 to 81. Gentlemens Class from 20
10 81, same days sepi--2w
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CEDAR LUMBER.

WISH to purchase several thousand feet Of good Cedar
Lumber, from y up 70 ~ inches thick. Also large
lot Of Sawed Flat Logs, inches Thick from is to 26 feet
long. Cash paid Oh delivery.
EB Apply soon, at my Paper Store the Public Square,
sept10-2t W. s. WHITMAN
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Efariro


"Inspector" writes to the New York CoU-
Ter and Enquirer:
learn from private gentleman, arrived by the
attest conveyance from Mexico, that the admitted
rause of Santa Anna's flight was the desire 20 save
i.is private fortune, which is immense. He is very
varicious, and took his measures so well that he
succeeded 10 his object. The skirmish at the Ma
Iona Bridge is said to have been occasioned by the
lttempt OF the pursuing party 10 capture particu
jar box OF gold, which, although marked the
private property of Santa Anna, was claimed TO be
Government funds. But his Highness had taken
his measures too well and got of with the gold. Ii
is the opinion Of my informant that Santa Anna
ran away sooner than necessary, that his canse
was by no means desperate, and that his fight may
have been part of a secret arrangement with bis
opponents, who preferred negotiating to fighting.
Gen. Almonte has not ceased TO be Minister, as
ne has not presented letters Of recall. As the ap.
pontment OF Vidal has been revoked, il is not un-
likely that Gen. AlmOnte viii remain. IL is said
that Vidal departed from Mexico for the United
States With the full intention Of assuming the posi-
zion of Minister near this Government and that he
received as outfit and salary $4,000 from the
Mexican treasury.
The National Iatelligencer publishes official
documents from Mexico from which it appears
that order has already been restored, for the
present, in the capital Of Mexico; that Gen.
Carrera has been elected President pre- tenn
oore; and that Congress was about to be
,onvoked in performance Of the fifth article Of
she plan of Ayutla, which has been adopted
lls basis Of the political reorganization OF the
Republic.
LAMESrKD DEArH-The Vicksburg Wing, Of the
fst came to us clad 10 the sombre gsrb Of mourn
x, on account Of the death Of It's able and aeon
lished editor, Rufus K. Arthur, who expired the
lay previous
The Wing contains beautifuland affecting culogy
the character and virtues Of the deceased, which
ne Of the editors Of this paper well knows % be
deserved. Mr. Arthur was one Of the noblest
pirits that ever breathed Genial in his tempera-
'ienL kind In bis intercourse with his feIlownen,
enerous 10 q fault ture as steel 10 his friends,
rave aud ehiValric as became high.sOned gentle--
ian, hospiiahle manly and noble IN biz walk
trough life, he won hosts Of friends who will long
ment In sadness and sorrow, his 1ntimely and
aexpected departure. " o. Cysscessf.
Many warm friends and admirers Of Mr.. AarHUR
, this city viii be startled, as we were, By the
erusal Of the above announcement 0nly few
.sesks since We saw him IN the full vigor Of man
4ood, ardent hopeful and sangulne Of the tuture.-
During short visit 10 this city in August last be
made host Of friends among ouE eilizens, who
VT, charmed By hi. noble and attractive qualities
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NEW GOODS.
LATEST STYLES.

ME have received assortment Of style FANCY
9 w FRENCH CASsEMERs, FANCY PLUSH VELVET
and RICH SILK VEsrINGs, for Fall and Winter wear,
which prepared 10 make mp order In the latest
styles The Inspection Of customers aud the public Is
solicited. CLIFTON ABBOTT,
sep1 No. Is Cedar street.
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80. -s... s..ss s.ss sOr yoatssfss ss
sPs-n AkAsra0Na . ~.
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LNOR SALE-A FINE COOK, who is also a GOOD
Il WASHER AND IRONER She has two girl children,
six and eight years odvery likely They will not be sep
srated sold out Of the county Enquire this Office
sepl0-tf
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,rs... 40. -. s.,.-, f,-... 49,. $1,000
CAL al see ihtIl. a ~. ua-.I..aar-
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w 4 are now in receipt o. FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, embracing large and well selected stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS together with an
extensive rtment Of READY MADE CLOTHING which
We offer y the tras terms that fail 10 give salts
lacSOh we solicit call from those visiting market,
and shall take pleasure exhibiting our stock and prices 10
them- lausSe-uI ALLISON, ANDERSON 90.
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FOR ST LOUIS.
TIVE Splendid Passenger Packet C7~n
L SALLIE WEST, j. N. CoRBHT, aSsl CYSsgg5ys5lsA1 |
Master, will leave for the above
all intermediate ports on TUESDAY, 11h st. 10 o'clock
A. NJ. For freight or paassge apply on board or to
sept10-2t A. HAMILTOS Agent
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P. q. GREENE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

La Grange, Troupe Co., Georgia.
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..-as.s sssssa VI sontnsnes "a MoSDsY. ne slrf
Il ssEisne.sr. yoT Eesss. ss's go. t'se'' g a.
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Eye and Ear.
LyO uA1U LuA'
w. G. COOK, M. D., ST. LOUIS, MO.

COTTON YARNS-5OO bags 500, 6OO 700 and 400
~ Cotton from the different Factories, in
for sale by [je231 W. II. GORDON co.
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TEAMS AND LTNSEYS-
rs bales Richland Manufacturing Compsny's Jeans;
so do do do do Lnsey, foI
negroes, in store and for sale by
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
IN PROBATE

Kenosha County Court.
In matter of the last will and testament of Sally
Anderson deceased
a D N reading aud filing an instrument in writing
~ purporting to be the last will and testament
OF Sally Anderson, late Of the city of Kenosha de-
ceased and also the accompanying petition Of
William A. Stetson of the city and county of Ne
nosha. and taking due proofs ofthe same--repre-
senting among other things that the said Sally
Anderson lately died, at the city and county Of
hcnosha and State OF Wisconsin: that said in
strument is the last will and testament of said de.
ceased, and that he, the petitioner, is the identical
William A. Stetson named aud appointed, in and
by the said last will and testament executor there.
Of, aud praying that day may be appointed for
hearing the proofs ofsaid last will and testament
etc-It is ordered that the proofs of said in,tru.
ment be heard before the Judge of this Court on
Monday the 18th day of February A. d. 1855 at
ten o'clock A. M at his office in the CITY and
county ofKenosha aforesaid,
And IL is further ordered that public notice the sof
be gwen to all persons interested by pubFshh,g
copy ofthis order for three successive weeks ~ ior
to said day of hearing in the Kenosha Tribune aid
Telegraph weekly newspaper printed at the
city and county OF Kenosha aforesaid.
Dated Kenosha, janis, 1855. JON. b. JILSUN,
3wn32 Ccnsty Judge.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
IN CIRCUIT COURT.

KENosuA COUNTY, WISCONSIN, IN EouITY.
Thomas Cooper, Waiter Storm and John C
Smith, Us Andrew B. Jackson, Salmon Epson
and Isaac Bassett.
"a appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
a that Isaac Bassett one of the defendants in the
above suit, resides out of this Stale, but is resi-
dent oil one othe United States TO wit of the State
OF Connect cut, on motion OF II II. Towslee, of
counsel forthe complainants 1t is ordered that the
SAID Isaac Bassett cause his appearance to be ell
tered IN this cause before the 5th dav of Nav
A. ID. 1855 And that he cause his answer, plea or
dcmur to the compliments bill OF complaint to be
filed with the Clerk of this Court, in said cause, by
the 5th day of May A, D. 1855. And in default
thereof the said bill of Complaint may be taken az
confessed by him. And it is further ordered that
within twenty days the said compliments cause
this order to be published in the Kenosha Tribune
& Telegraph and that the said publication be con.
tnued in said paper at least once in each week 70,
six weeks in succession.
Kenosha JAN "a, 1855
II. JOY, Court Commissioner
Of kenosha County.
Lansing B. Nichols Clerk Of the Circuit
Court in and for said County do hereby certify the
above TO be true copy of the original order in the
above cause now OH file in my office.
6w32 l., b, NICHOLS Clerk.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Kenosha County Circuit Court--In Equity
Fitch A. Higgins,

Sylvender baldwin William Ward Wheeler Leonard Croker
Amos EOyes Amos NOyes End. Richard Noyes John
rev. Archibald H. Lowrey Charles p and Charles
Starr. = ~
appearing by affidavit to the satisfaction this
that the Defendants, William Ward Wheeler Amos Moves
mos Noyes 2nd John owrey Archibald H. lowrey
BALDWIN and Charles Starr reside of this motion
OF Jon H. Jsun, solicitor for complainant: ordered
the said William Ward Wheeler Amos Noyes Moves
Richard b. Moves John owrey Archibald II Lowrey Charles
T. Baldwin and Charles Starr their appearance
tered in this and thereof be
painats solicitor by the seventh day Of May D.
case OF their appearance either Of Them that they
demur the compauauts said bin
SAID th day Of May 1850 aid default thereof said bill
or complaint be taken confessed them il
further ordered that within twenty days
OF the said complainant this order to be published in tho
Kenosha Tribune Telegraph printed Kenosha
said and that the said publication
said each week for that
he cause of this order to be personally served the last
named defendants at least thirty DAYS above
prescribed for their February6
n III 10Y Court Comfnis
State of Wisconsin, hereby certify the above to be
kenosha County " true copy of the original order now
on file in my office in the above entitled
l.. Is. NICHOLS, Clerk
fw25 Circuit Court Kenosha County.
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r, KENosnA Cous1r-Is Equlrr.


It appearing to the sati sfaction Of this
Andrew b. Jackson Court that Basctt OF the de-
salmon Epson tendants in the above suit, resides
Bassctt Of the but resident OF OF the
United States to witt the state of COnncecu On motion Of
H. b. TowsEF counsel for the Complanantlt is Ordered
that the said Isaac Base his to be entered
that he his Plea Demurrer Complain
int bill Of complaint filed with
said by the 5.h day of May 1853 default
Of the said bill Of complaint be taken him.
it further ordered that within twenty
painant this order be Published in the K 0Sha Jbans
& Telegraph and the said publcato said
least in each week for six weeks
Kenosha Jan. "a. 1850 n. IL. JOY, Court Comms soner
for Kenosha County
J. LANSING D. NICHOLS Clerk of the Circuit in for
said County do hereby certify the above
copy she original order tile my
entitled 6w32 L. B. NICHOLS, Cork.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
TAX NOTICE.
Office Of the City Treasurer.

Office Of the City Treasurer,
Kenosha, Wis. January Is, 1855.
hereby give notice that the following describ-
III ed property was, for the nou payment of City
Taxes and charges due to the City Of Kenosha.
for the year 1852, sold OH The 10Th day OF January
1883 and the same will be forfeited unless re-
deemed before the Sth day of July mex.
Ninety five feet front on W. side of Kenosha
st-W. to old Chicago Road, the n. +. corner
46l feet S. of S, e. corner of lot lG, in the n. f.
of See. 6, town Range %.
ABRAHAM HANSON,
n32-12w Treasurer.
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MOTT ce

TNHE Undersigned having obtained the exc!H-
Il sive CONTROL Of Wheeler & Co.'S Weather
Strip for the the County of Kenosha, are now pre-
pared to supply all demand for the same. The
Strip is made of brass or irou and its object is to
prevent rain or dust from driving under outside
DOORS in which capacity it can't be beaH The
model can he examined at Ban's Hardware Store.
Orders may be left at the above mentioned place.
or at Hambrook's Joiner Shop, on Park Sire
Persons leaving orders for Strips. will please give
the width of the deor on which it is 10 be put.
N. B.-The Strip is patented, and all infringe.
ments will be ATTENDED TO according to the patent
right law.
II. 7. & II. II, HAWKS.
Kenosha, Jan. 9, 1855. 30f.
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County Circuit Court---In Equity
LeOnarl


William Ward Wheeler Amos Moves, Amos Noyes I'd Richard
Noyes John Lowrey Archibald ii. Lowrey, Charles r..
Baldwin and Charles Starr.
appearing by affidavit the satisfaction OF this Conrt
that the Defendants above and
Of the state OF wisconsin motion Of Jon b. Jsun solicitor
for complainant: 1t is ordered that the said William
Wheeler Amos Noyes Amos Noyes I'd Richard D. Noyes
Lowrey Archibald H. owrey Charles r. Baldwin and Charles
their appearance be entered in this
that notice hereofbe served the Companant solicitor by
the eighth day day OF May A. d. 1862 and in Of their
pearance that they plead demur the complain
ants said bill of complaint by the said eighth day of May
1885, and in default thereof said bill Of be
as confessed against them And is further ordered that within
twenty days from the date hereof the said complainant
this order to he published in the Kenoha Tribune Telegraph
printed in Renosha in said
said publication be continued in said paper week
for weeks in snccesson that he copy
der to be personally the said
y days before the time above specified for their
kenoshai February I, 1880 ii. JOY,
Court Commissioner
State of Wisconsin, hereby certify the above
henosha county true copy Of the original order
on file in my Office in the above entitled cause.
L. b. NICHOLS, Clerk
Our Coupfv
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N I'll E S
NOsTsT0Fs.

A LLpersops indebted 20 4. Lewis q Son whose
n Notes and accounts are now due request
ed to settle without delay and those wishing to
purchase invited to call and examine, our stock
as we determine to give satisfaction to pu..
chasers in selling goods as cheap as the cheapest.
Nov 80, 1854.
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TIN, BRASS, AND COPPER.
Christopher MentZ,

kASS Founder. aud Manufacturer Of all
IA Kinds OF Tin. Copper. aud Sheet Iroa Ware,
and dealer in Stoves, Shelf Hard Ware, TOYS,
britannia Japan Ware. Pumps. Lead Pipe, and
TIN, COPPER aud JAPAN WARE, for
sale. at Wholesale and Retail.
UCouatfy Merchants supplied at TIE very
lowest rates.
TThs Hishes. prize, paid for old Copper and
Brass.
90 * 50 State ST. Chicago, Ill.
Msrch,'54 @ MENTz
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SHERIFPS SALE.


ED Y virtue of an execution issued ont of and
III ID under the seal of the Circuit Court in and
for the County of Kenosha, and State of Wiscuy-
sin and TO me, directed, aud delivered against The
goods and chatteis, lands and tenements of John
Henry Smith = have levied upon. and shalt
offer for sae& sell to the highest bidder therefor as
the law directs at the Court HOUSE in the City and
County Of kenosha, OH Saturday the I7ih day Of
March next, A. D. 1855, between the hours OF
one and O'Clock in the afternoon of said day all
me rsht title aud interest which the said JohB
Henry Smith had on the fifteenth day Of Novem~
venber, one thousand eight hundred and fifty two
or at any time since that day, in aud to the follow
described ieal estate, to wit The east half Of
the north west quarter OF section 81 town north Of
Range twenty two 20 east except seventeen REDS
square upon which is School House aiso east ball
Of the south west quarter of section Thirteen eas
townone north Of range twenty two{ 20 CONTAINING
one Hundred and sixty (l60laers. Dated Sher-
IFS Office, Keuosha, January %, 1855
JOSEPH I. EHLE,
GvJ2 sheAf Of kenosha Ceuni5-
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

Cheaper than erer-Wholesale & RefaH
NVHE Subscriber offers TO cell C,otb;ur =.
u cheap as any Clothing Store in the C,tv AZ
kenosha, or the neghborng Cities. He wishes
to call attention tothe fact that his Clothing is
manufactured ut Home. "
,, HA1S AND CAPS, Wrappers, Drawers,
Nittens, Gloves. Boys Clothing, etc.
UAll kinds of work done to order On The short.
est notice. JOHN WIISON
~ No 70, Main Street.
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r. now receiving their Winter s ock of
HARDWARE 81 STOVES ofevery
Il & kind and variety that kept in any Establish
meut of the kind, which we Will sell Cheaper than
has ever been ofleredn this city. We have onhand
TIE follow ing splendid assortment OF COOKING
STOVES. allof Albany Castings, and Warranted
tostand Fire and Bake well, OF no sale
OLD IR ON-SLDES.
Wib Sliding Hearth 81 Ash Pan underneath
This Stove took the First Premium at thelast
State Fairfield at Albany last Fall, aud is pro-
uounced by those that have used them. to be the
Best Stoves in the World!
VULCAN AIR-TIGHT,
Very Heavy Castings-Belle of the State
Large Oven extending underline Hearth A beau
uful pattern Queen of the Forest. Elevated Oven
which beats anything OF the kind in the market
IRON WITCH.
Brick Oven, with Furnace in front. which .vsrv
body says is perfect in every respect
WESTERN WITCH,
A new pattern, large Oven, and beautiful Cas-,
ing.
Woolson'e Patent Air>Tight. a beautiful Stove:
Ransom's Premium Castings, all sizes, warranted
tostand Fire. We manufacture.
Copper. Tin and Sheet Iron, Of ererv des
ertptton, By experienced Workmen
II is unnecessary to mention articles we have
on Maud. alive ask ofthose wishing to purchase
IS to call and examine our Stock and Price. aud
De satisfied that We are telling the truth.
We 'ri(l not ke unaersold By any EstaJ.
ttShment ia tie State.
Don't Forget thu New ffapaxxsr. So.
NOV 1903. GEO. w. HALE
Misty GEO. MTOwsLEE
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I'm Circuit Court

henosha county Wiseonstn--In Equity.
Seth poan Jetham cry Charles Clifford Wii.., U
Perry '''' ~
Iappearing by to the Of the Court that
the defendants lothian Perry and William H. Perry dc out
OF the state OF Wisconsin motion Of Jon g. Jsun solicitor
for the complainant ii is ordered that lothian Perry
and William H. Perry their appearance be in
this cause and notice thereof 60 be compan
ants solicitor by the seventh day Of May A. D. 1855
of their that they plead demp
the compliments said bill of complaint oeventh iar
May A d. 1852 and in default thereof bill complaint
be taken confessed against them. further
dered that within twenty days from the date hereof said
complainant this order to be published the
Tribune Telegraph newspaper printed in Ken0Sha
county and that the said publication be continued said
once IN each week for six weeks in succession that
copy Of this order to he personally served the said
Perry and William H. Perry before the
February 6. 1850 N. II. Joy Conrt Con,missioper
state OF Wisconsin "a hereby certify the above
kenosha County true copy Of the original order
on file in my Office, the above entitled cause.
l.fs. l.. Il. NICHOLS, Clerk.
Gw35 Circuit Court Kenosha County.