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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-20
TAXES.
TAX NOTICE,

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Kenosha Co. Wis,
City of kenosha March 3, 1856.
NOTICE hereby given that much of each of fol-
lowing described lots tracts parcels of land, may
neessay for that purPose w on the second Tuesday
be sold Public Auction the Court House the City
Tor the payment of the taxes interest and charges
clock in the forenoon of the day above mentioned.
q KENOsHA CITY-FIRST WARD.
The F0uoaciRg in I6aCn 2, Range %.
u f. thence ss thence to line
as s iasnfs S Sssnnns at c.rne
81 thence sofnsr line sslsf thence
~ n. tTnagerILot S, 5k r. Sc Or sac 81.
s%S S''aes e a.
,ssS 3 4. sssass ,o
sssD Of Is T. 5hsass Of 'E
Esrce"Ths 81 81 'A DO Or Sc d.
G:'iss 4 i 81 r & Do Do Dc being >.
r. front on Market ST. extending the same width to the line
fssSn IL g. 30 see 90 81 from. on Mar.
,, se =. on side Of lot and extending to The alley
'ps Bisssss, line g :; sast sea:s ?fnnn
t S;sf:;5S!A; !: & g &
SanI Quarie.-x e.sds Of or Of bk 81 Or 81,
a.ons% e 81 sS% m Sdng
to hs thereof thence s on line line Of q X t. the
thence south to the beginning
BoThs r If q Of k k qr sec 1 81
Il Jacksonville W ar blk 3d. or 81 except Epsco
pal Church lot, on n " 100 # by 66 #
Miss IL # of the of lot l.
blk 49, 81 thence 1872 IT, thence to line OF sd ot
thence W to W line, thence n to the beginning,
Fsk-commeneHs at the of Lot bk 10 or sec
81 thence 52 it, 90 it, thence 52 IL it, thSnc
to beginning,
Ezh Ward commencing Us IT of tho corner Of bk
40 thence line it, thence line, W to beg
.4onz0 CdmpbeH-commencing line of Lot bk 49, or
sec 81 81 II Of the thence to llno thence AIT
thence TO line, thence W to the beginning, .
l. WhitlaoTe-Thsv hf Of Lot bk Al, qr sec 81,
| James Iier,lep-Lot blk AZ, sc or see 81
| Patrick Spelual- lot 10 do do do
Josih BOnd-Part 81, cmmencing s0fs OF
n " corner Of lot in sd hk
thence q point so IT of line of sd blk
thence n 70 the beginning.
Geo kmbdu-commencng side of Wisconsin st. ia IT oil
the of Lot bk a. sec 81 thence tos cor
thence thence point l2ih OF the iAs
! thereof thence to the beginning
! w Il GoodhUe-The W hf Of Lot Blk 8, W or sec 81,
| HIM MtlinLll-The az Lot do do do
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County Circui, Court-Em Eonit,

Lewis Benedict VS.. JAMES lorner aud Henry b. Tnwsee
appearing to the satisfaction of this Court that the d.
PENDANT, James lorner, resides out Of this hut
resident othe State of New York On motion of f. W Nv
ans solicitor OF the said complainant it is ordered that the
said James lorner cause his appearance entered in
this cause by the 9th day Of jane A. d. 1856 tina; he
plead answer or denur 10 the compliments bill of com
plant filed in this cause 10y the 9Th day ol June A. D. l6
and in default thereof that the compartments said hill Of M
plant may be taken confessed Icy him And is fur
Their ordered, that within twenty days the said complainant
cause this order To- be published in the Kcuosha Tribune
Telegraph newspaper published ia the county of Keuusa
and that the publication be continued In said paper at least
once in each week for SIX weeks in succession
Dated, Kcnosha February 25th, ls56
JOSIAH BOND, Co3s2t Co,Rr
Attest, l.. II. NICHOLS. t2erR. Gv}7
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Rheui,.afisn,.

Poor afflicted mortal How many sleepless nights
and hapless days have you passed! Your aching
bones and stened limbs but speak half your suffer
ing. But for you there is relief; do not doubt, but
believe and show your faith by works Go to Stark
weathers, or Robnsons, Druggists i'll Kcnosla and
ask for Or. Mortimore's Rheumat'c Compound. The
price is $500 per Bottle but do not let this deter you
Every bottle is worth to you thousand 1t has
cured unbelieving thousands. Ask for a circular
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Benefits Imperial Tonic has failed in curing
this annoying disease: Another excellence itposscss-
oil other Tonics, is that it contains Qui-
able harmless nnd efficient Price 81 pey bottle
For Sale by STARKWEATHER& Co, Druggists
& +. ROBINSON, { Kenosha.
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TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS.

TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS.
Her bit mom' street and bonny."
NOTHING can make mouth pretty but pretty
Y teeth! The mouth is the gate of life, neglect it
not! If neglected and not kept in good repair you
cant have good health and what is more unsightly
than a of decayed teeth
l am happy to tell you, people of Kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that l am repairing
mouths fixing up old teeth, and putting in ones,
natural life, if not so, at prices which will
come within the means of all. / am a plain liver,
with light expenses This gives me good health, and
clear conscience, while il enables TO work cheap
You viii meet with many pretty face, that had been
entirely despoiled of its charms, and which would
have rcma ned so, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decayed teeth and at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in the habit of
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaply.
have received instructions from one of the very
best operators in the country and have all the ad
vantage of knowledge of the latest inlprov ements
of the art, in regard to which | keep myself fully
posted. The poor well as the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this art and it il all nonsense il not
criminal to put this kind of work at such exorbitant
prices to conine its benefits to the rich alone.
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
Irregularities of youth.
Childrens teeth extracted gratis.
Advice, do.
Yours &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
Kenosba Auoust 9 ~,
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TO MOTHERS,

A RE YOUR Children afflicted with worms?-
~ do they loath with disgust the oily vermifuges
of the day! Go to STARKwEATHER's or +. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get Box of Benefits Worm
Losenges They easily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior to any Vermifuge in
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FisE's WtsIeTH -1uutItON.
f III Cosgrdre-Lot bk l, or sec 81
Samuel Euter-Lot do do do
Serene FTsk-Lot blk 10 do do
Lot 10 Blk Is do do
samI WorthLu-I.otI bk IA do do except that por-
ton taken by KeRosha & Beloit r. X. Co.
Lot 2 blk II, or sec 81,
Ira Wison0n or 81 commencing 40 rods Of the
line and y the line of sd Or sec thence 3 Ia
rods thence rods thence ID l3 rods, thence % rods
to the beginning,
SECOND WARD
The t6Alo,cing in s. E. Or Section 80 T 2 n. 70
.9Lonzo Camp6eu-Ilock -; and block 70
UuknOcn-The W or 0 blk p.
WdHace Mygatt-The n Inf Blk 3d.
John Miskir-n blk 81 commencing rods OF of
of sd bk thence rods thence rods, rods,
thence to the beginning
Rdrty-In Blk 81 commencing line Of said bk p rods
n OF n rods 70 rods SIS rods to beg
Unknov-In commencing line of said bk q rods
Of thence II rods thence rods thence IL
rods thence rods the beginning.
Rob H-ln blk 81 commencing at corner OF said bk thence
10 ds 10 9inchcs 10 rds 10 rds r. 9lnches
Unknowl-The hf of the W hf If b Of or Of bk a.
III IpIden-The hf Of or of ar bk 81
InE Lot .
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HEAR YE! HEAR YE!

T II T. l. \ S II G A l. l.
LII notes and accounts due A. Lewis Son, remaining
unpaid after the first day Of February next, will be left
for collection therefore all nteresd would take notice and
govern themselves accordingly,
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W MOT BLACKS NIT H NG
RANSOM sHOTEIFFE,
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKER,


S-<xs8xzsA RESPECTFULLY informs the people of
Western Kenosha Co, that he is prepared
xxzxdo all kinds Of business IN his line, in supe-
rior manner. with promptness and dispatch
Blacksmithng al its branches, horse shoeing &C. prenp
tly attended to.
y- Wagons made to order or repaired in good style
Flows Drsgs and farming utensils generally manufactured
to order short notice.
short he prepared to do all necessary business well
and reasonable terms Wmot as il can be done
ths city any other place in the country share Of the
Peoples patronage is respectfully solicited
WImot, 1850 t1yI4l RANSOM eHoILIFFE-
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THOMAS WEBB 4 CO.,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Foreign Fruits,
&C., &c.
DURKEE BLOCK, KENOSHA WIS
[NE respectfully invite the attention OF inhabitants of
W KenOsha and surrounding country, to our choice and
extensive stock, comprising the following wel-known
Brands direct from the Manufacturers
administrations Rochelle, Guiam Frere London
Dock, segnette Hennessy and Mare Vintage IS49 Oard
Dupuy Vintage IS4l.
WINESFine Ripe Port, Extra Old Crusted Port Pale
Sherry Bees Wing do, Duf, Gordon Co. do Old So
Side lHddeyta, 1Iedsiek, Crown, and Creme Dc Bouzy
Champagne, Clare Burgundy, &c, &c, &c.
WiIISKEYS Knahan L. L. direct from Glasgow and Dub
lin, Monongahea, Bourbon, Ohio, &C., &c.
Jamaica Rum, Gin, Arrack and Whiskey Punch &c &c
Cigars and Tobacco of the finest imported and domestic
brands.
FRUITS Oranges, Lemons Almonds, Figs, Raisins FL
berts, Wanuts Preserved Fruits Jams, Pickles Ketsups
Oysters HOLSTERS, sc.
East India Pale Ale, BASS Co.." London Brown Stout
Porter, freeman, Hamburg Buxon---do. Scotch Ale
Campbell & Co Glasgow
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In Probatc.--GSono.ha 40. Cou,,

III tnc bhalter Ol Inc fHtttt OF NitiNtas learn.
ON reading and filing the petition Of James Russell =.
~ Paris in Kenosha County ara state Of Wisconsin ane
taking due proofs OF the same, representing among o
things, that Nicholas Zeam late OF Paris in said county
about the month of November A. d. lc55 died interstate
leaving goods chattes and estate within this county; Y
that he the petitioner is interested n the estate Of said de-
ceased and praying mat administration of said estate I
granted to himself other suitable person II is Oriert
mat said petition be heard before the Judge of this Court On
saturday the 29th day Of March A. D. 1SSG at ten o'co
a. ' at his ONCE in the city and county kcnosha And
IS uruer ordered that NOTICE thereof be given the heirs
OF SAID deceased and to all persons interested, by publish
ing copy OF tins order for three successive weeks prior IA
said day of hearing IN the "kenOsha Tribune Tetgra,y
| weekly newspaper printed and published at Keuo.ha in
said county JON e. JIISl,E
Dated, Kenosha, March ith, 1886 r3wSsl CO. judy
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Duffy, Josiah Bond and William Brouly.
NOTICE is hereby given that and
final decree Of foreclosure and ale made entered in The
above entitled cause IN ami ly the said Court g
Of August A. d. 1859 At Of said court held a, ts
court house IN the city and county Of KtUoshs and I
fore the Hon James r. Doolittlc Judge said court ,
expose Tor sale and sell At public auction vtndue and 10 H.
highest bidder therefor riding the sta
in such case made and provided
the court house in the SAID ely ami county konosa ~
Of IL and in the afternoon of that day uvp,
piece parcel of land much thercofas
to make the of money due upon The sad case and
the costs taxed therein and the u said
All that certain piece parcel lot land lying Al be
ing in the city of Kenosha, in the Co of Kenosha and STATE
Of Wisconsin, known and described follows viz Com
mencng at point III the south line Of block No forty ore
(4) in the first Ward osad city Of Kenosha formerly sonb
Ward of the village of Southpor and % feet ems,
OF the southwest said block thence running cast
ery along the north side of Wisconsin (abou eighty
ol) feet 10 the OF the south line lot No five IA
in said block thence norerly along the center Of said m
five (5 and parallel with the West line thereof to the av
in the rear thereof hundred and twenty fuur 2 c
thence westerly along said alley eghyone $50 feet to
point thereon hyone (5) feet nf the west line of said
block, thence southerly hundred and 9N
feet to the place OF beginning The being part o
No four az and five 90 in said block ll acco
ding to the Recorded Plat and survey said village south;
port J. l. EIILE Sheriff
u ) HEAD. Attorney. Of Kenoslia Co.
KenoSha, March, 9th. 1856 TGw:}~l
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| UNI r r r

I y M 3 Z K.
STKXKEEs, ALLEN n CO., Have omen
~ Il Yard on the corner of Exchange and Market
Street, opposite the American Hotel where they will
keep all kinds of Lumber for sale from the Miciipan
Mills.
II. ALLEN,
kcnOSha, June 1865. Resident Partner
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DETROIT, PITTSBURGH
Lills Chicago Draught Ales.
THOs. WEBB CO., Proprietors
MONTREAL, CHICAGO KESosHA.
Tv1Q
INSURANCE
ON LIFE AND PROPERTY.
JOSIAH BOND.

JOSIAH BOND,
s Agent for the following responsible Insurance
IL Companies in Hartford and Boston. They are
controlled by the strongest and most experienced men
i'll those cities and stand amongst the best of the first
class companies of the country. TO wit:
Connecticut Fire Insurance Go. HARTFORD
Conn Capital 5000 ,000-J ID. Eldrcdge, !Sccreta
ry B. w Greene, President.
Phoenix Insurance Co., HARTFORD Conn, Ca
pital 5000 OOO-H Kellogg, Secretary; f. III. Nor
gan, President.
Merchandise, Stores, Dwellings Farmhousos, Barns,
Public Buildings, Manufactures, &c, insured in
the above Companies at my office in Kenosha, on
reasonable terms in any first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid as heretofore.
New England Mutual Life Insurance Go.
BOsToS, Mass, B. +. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips, PresideHt-As Life Insurance Compa-
ny stands the first in the country
Kenosha, Dec Z, lS5l-ly22 JOSIAH BOND
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Bf ays?s & * Hnlys9ia i + Z $
" MysGit~s hf lot bk7s j Goyrsdse,i-otlo bk IS
II as%iTtEot sSfI y %@" lot 70 S Sk 4
yG Gonfredsen-IO2 bk 50 II Baconot 3hk 80, except
Isaac PaImer-iot : bk 81 lot TX 50. sxGtps Al
lot 3 bk 50. except 80 # wide off 5 end
'''''''' 50 wide oa end Of lot 5 Sk s.
Sact g sio1 S IS D % 5 2 f.
It. thsnsf to line Of Sd lot to beginning
Jane. Ba.ley7,Bk 81, except hfofswqr
nnllsn,e, = r z
h''d- Or Sec 81 Washington Island lot Oh y
rnAno"n lot ig X cnS9@"n lot 8 3 't Do
H nun-!ot7sks Unknown--Io.e5ks
ruAnown- Lot sS Sk5 !" i ES;ssks
rods of the Of 81 %, thence q
rcctiy rods of beginning. thence beginning
q 1o Of 81 % line Of s
thence thencew orods thence lords beginning
syA''TAs 4iic NV TatC sI.ss1s z 's Sc 81
d s ss Il f sd
to the line Of Exehsnse thence to the beginning
Of said bk thence IS? it, thence = IT, thence 49, it,
Freneh-Iot side of Main commencing at W
corner Keenans land thence 81 it, to "
line of Farres land thence 50 it, thence
Ming excepting h.refrom the following described land which
paid by French.
Commencing al 5 W corner of Thos Keenaus land, thence
81 lin; Of Exchange st taken up thence to
Tltos kecnan's land, thence beginning
G Runals-lot 3 Blk Il G Runals-lot4 blk Al
do lott do
Spelman-Part of lot bk 80. commencing IS II of n
of said lot the slime of the same thence #
thence n O IL line of sd lot. thence to beginning
Semnary--The If of lot 3 blk ~
GroesbeckPsr Of blk 55 commencing 90 -2 fl Of
thence to l2 Isl it, thence &C. it, thence
I72 It to the beginning
Stronghold hk 81 Peter Tully-he is oflo bk 81
In the s " Or Sec 30.
Peter Comstock-lot4b k IL Dennis Casey-l0t bk IS
O S Iieau-.Ot do lot l3 do
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FOR S ALE,

vTNHEE STETsON FARM, north of the City
IL Part of the "Lake Farm south of the City
Eighty Acres Of Pr0ric In Somcrs;-Also,
Houses, Lets, &c, In this City and Racine
For particulars, enquire at the QUARLEs BLOCK of
GASKILL. CHAMBERLAIN & Co
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE
FOR SALE.


>SMm THOROUGH bred Devonshire Bull, from
&%k2#E4 the herd Of A. c. Capron, Mclenry county,
kW Ill.
---A-0 This stock took the first premium the
late State fair Of Illinois, where there larger dpay
cattle thar at any other fair held at the West.
36-tf. JOSIAH BOND.
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CnkftOch-LOt z DIX 81
L SykeS-Lots s & 9 blk "a
UnknoUR-Lot 5 bk IS
Lot 3 blk IS
Wallace Mygdtt-Lot 4 bk IS
UnknOUR-I.ots 7 & : bk IS
j Bedrd-Lot | blk SO, d.
j Jack son-I.ot 1 ok Sc
j Bedrd-The n hf of blk 81.
f. w ErdIiS--s hf bK 81
NJ Wter-n hf of blk ~.
UnknOWn-e hf of n e or bk 80
Unk,io,cn--e hf ofnw qr Of blk
Fl MiLler-Lot blk So. &.
+" Lot 1 bk SO.
4" Lot s hk So.
The .t6UO,cing in !
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FOR SALE.

OO0 ACRES on the Lake Shore Rail Road miles from
%@O Kenosha, and one mile from the State Line Depot
This property will make of the best in the
country. For sale cheap. Apply to
Soft JOSIAH BOND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-19
che 1florkets.

ELKToN Jan. lSth.-But little grain bust.
ness done this week and we are unable to
quote an Elkton market. Prices are about
as we gave them two weeks ago. "
BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan. 18th 1885,
Flour, $500 a $S,0G.; Wheat, Sl.9O a So
Oh; Corn, IS rs; Oats, AZ A cents.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Jan. 18th.-We
quote to-day from wagons, at the mills, and
in Front Street Wheat, red ST 90, white,
81 95 a 81 90; Corn, new 20 cts, old 81 cts. !:
Oats, SO cts; Rye, 81 Is. Four-Supcrfne
SO SO. Flaxsced, $500. Cloverseed, 81 a
so.
The FOREIGN MARKErs.-The America
brings the following report of the Liverpool
markets, which shows slight decline in
breadstuffs:
Richardson Il Spence and others unote =
Flour has declined Cd. Western canal 40 a
40s. Cd, Ohio AZ 42s. Cd.
Brown II Shipley quote The market for
is unchanged in every respect and close
dull-Westem canal l0s Cd 4ls; Ohio AIS
a 43s Cd; Southern 42s a 42s Cd. Wheat is
unchanged with but little speculative de-
mand-White lis Sd los Cd; rcd los Sd a
lis.
Corn has been in hut little speculative dc.
mand-yellow, 42s a l2s Cd; mixed Ills Cd.
Richardson Il Spence quote Beef has
declined with an improved demand. Sales Of
prime mess at los. Pork is quiet. Bacon
is rHct; Western selling at oSs. Lard is
quiet at Cos.
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Correspondence Of the Cecil Whig)
RISING SU N JAN. II, -

hlSlNG oU JAN. II, 90.
The Central Railroad-An Effort TO Change
its neutrality-suspicious. TO be
Broken, &C.,
P. G. RICKETTS, ESQ, DEAR SlR:-For
some time past our people have been consd-
erably excited in regard to the Central Rail
Road" the causes of which and the circum-
stances, are substantially as follows. AL
most every body considered it a fixed fact
that the route located near our village, would
be the one adopted but to the surprise of
many. after putting up a "shanty" for the
accommodation ofthe workmcn engaged on the
road, the engineers deemed it expcdent to
run another line, ovcra mile farther South
alleging that the grades were too heavy on
the northern line. After preliminary sur
vey, meeting was called for the purpose of
laying before the stockholders report on the
two lines showingthc comparative difference in
cost and grading. Meanwhile petition was
gotten up by a number of the stockholders
demonstrating against a change of route,
which was signed by persons representing
nearly one half of the whole amount subscrb-
cd, who insisted, also, upon being released
from the payment Of their subscriptions,
should the change be made as nearly the
whole amount was subscribed under the i'm
preston and with the assurance from the Of
Iicers, that the road should pass Immediately
by our village.
Al the first meeting nothing was done, and
an adjournment was agreed upon to the 18th
inst, TUESDAY last which was according
held and very numcrously attended. After
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

AA'hir hA' ohh lOtil.-ln nc steamer Amer
lca arrived here this evening from Liverpool
with dates to the 5th inst.
The great question Of war or peace is still
undecided. Peace prospects are not higher
as Russia raises obstacles The Cars reply
to the utinatun of the Western Powers had
not been received, but was expected by the
18th instant.
me rates OF money were rising in England
ana bullion was decreasing.
TIRE PEACE PROSPECTS.
The peace negotiations are becoming more
complicated than ever. Estc,hazy presented
the proposals backed by Austria to the Car
on the 2S,h ult., but Nessclrode's Circular
had previously put an Interpretation on the
third point, which the Allies cannot admit,
namely that Russia and Turkey shall viltu-
ally agree on the strength of the fleet to be-
kept i'll the Black Sea- The Allies, on the
other hand, demand of Russia to c,dc the
mouth of tl.c Danube, which she refuses to
do, hence the prospect of an amicable adjust
ment is very slight.
Ncs>clrodc has addressed a circular to the
representatives Of Russia at foreign courts.
stating that Russia accepts the third point
OF the ultnnatum Of the Western Powers re.
iatiye to the naturalization Of the Black Sea
IN the following sense THAT the right of
Turkey to close the Straits lie malntainrd:
that no ships Of war be admitted into the
Black Sea except Russian and Turkish; and
that 'I'e number Of ships be mutually arran-
god 10y Russia and Turkey: by special treaty
by these two Powers alone. The allies, of
course, reject this Interpretation.
t$terhazy reached st. Petersburg on the
10Th, and on the next day laid his PROPOSE
tlons before the Russian Cabinet. Coun,
bnol sci scqucntly communicated to Prince
Gortschakof at Vienna the terms on which
the eStcrn Powers wonld ass, mt to peace,
stating those terms were approved by Aus
tria.
Russia makes known in N,sstI,dc's cir.
cu!ar her unwilingn,Ss to treat.