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with hsr report he had M doubt there would be har
ncnious understanding among those present He
thought due to the committee under the prssen.
circumstances, to postpone the election.
There Was much confusion at tho conclusion Of D.
Thcmpeon's remarks, and cries of Order" "Queston y
&C. Order however, was finally restored after the great
st ecny az after vain attempt On the part Of DE-
Mr. s. P. Cm1TESpEy next mAee the attempt, AMI
with better fucceM. do not know, said he, that a
hyIsn Is permitted 70 SPEAK, but have few
when the tum required was matter Of importsn,e 20
me, appropriated tufic'ent ,uut to make myse
and anoaher lie directors Of this society. have no.
come heie TO advocate the policy Of any party paper
and least Of all hsveI come here to defend newspaper
especially the INDEPENDENT with the origin of which
lest in its service fccud point to more than FIVE thou
sac reasons why should leave that paper 70 its
refou,ces Wicked as 1t may be, has no influence on
me. AK those who love this society to acquis tae
selves o. the dsrepute of anonymous publ IONS Ons
of the secretaries charged w,h the authorship Of
book entitled che Tables Turned ana in that book
honorable man, which, If pc petrs'ci by merchant
bis eesr IS, would lead to his being kc.ed and sc
cut Of society Genes ott Question:. Tina. pubhsstion
was an advertisement which, by SONS a,cldent Q:
published in the Independent yet copsd
into his book and sen. throughout the ano ~ til,
sentiment q the editors Of the IndpendeM. ras was
doIe to create the impress that the Iadpen kt
ready to cruelty Son Of God aresh sndI say hst thi
secey cannot maintain Its standoe TIL IL repu ,istss
that fct CT axes stoneme1 t. and will rot give
dollar until IL lie spoiogzed for. What man ts thsre he.e
who hos not received anonymous letters OF thea enng
NDhthSAeFF OeNtVt GDu usr gwen r"tss i,~
and open warfare, and that a manly sni opsn war Is
metn necessary bu. using concealed IL y
permitted. Is that pam phet not concealed weapon
is this time hi cd IL stution indeenioeS Mas. they
circulate yeey this pAmphiet2 Confusion ana
cries Of "sit do@n,"v ordsr' 'Ques'ion,n &;) Ian
mmh.r 0; be ri grim Church OF Brookyn am bsuni
faihui member more interrup Ion, and
cies q "O;dsr)-I SIN bound 10 say Inst the pnoii
itrs which isvs been m,de in The newspapers in reglyi
to action Of tia. church a. the last annual nesting
iase (Cries % order hi sing and much confusion
Tae speaker unsbe 20 proceed 10 consequences fsuch
inss,ruf inrs, W. obliged ts ksy' The p's,'o,ra
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Regarding the actions sod proceed gs scuve Com.
yesIsOn into al e ansrs entrusted 70 their charge there,
ke.olved That a. me suggestion Of the Executive Committee
n,o ns e. q esp be sgpsed +
s:ss ss:s
mi,ee, at t6er discretion.
DR.. FooT, Of Connecticut said he was an old member
Of the society he bad belonged to 1t for thirty years
to speak. There young men who when he first be-
ected with 1t, were mung and pukng their
mothers Aids. and thoy wore now the persons who
had been taking for 40 hour et Nme. daughter aud
criss Of sQuestiopp')
Or. FooT-on you may cry question; but win end
for yeu fer on hosr longer The personalities that
Dr. KRKBs withdrew his motion.
The question the appointment Of the committee Of
investigation WAS here PCT and carried.
The CHAIR was given time TO apsdnt ne committee.
The following resoluNn was moved BY Rev. Dr. Knox
ar paaed unanimously -
year. be ho tame AZ LIST year. except Mat the Hon l. oarn
ihsrs wpshss s. lsIn g elected Vice R.s.Ssp
John Ycwg, y D. P,es4eeR Of Dsnyile college, KEN
Ss Rev 3D. NV p Ne. sSs fa1 ss
II pes Of he Rev Das Lindsey. Gone and Brohead, Ss
The Society here adjourned to the fabensole and the
Beard cf Directors remained behind to elect officers, ae
tees were cleo ed for the e1suing year,
Puslishing Cb,r mitee,-Rcy. John Knox, D. d Rev.
David Magic, D. D., Eazaee,Alcwn, n J.; Rey wi vii
nR6n ~ WlhtBHe, ~ NV Au1uas ~ ~ Wv
Berjsmin c. Cutler, ID. D.; Rev. Nehemiah Adsms Boz
ton, Msss. ,
DsstrIutirq ComMitN william Forrest, william Win
tsrten, Alfred NJ. Tfeoweh, Oliver Lee, Richard N.
Je,up . 49,
Tinonce Committee --Rchard t. Ha'nes, Moses Allen,
Tbomn G. porsmus Richard &. Fenowee, George
Titus, Oliver L. Wood
THE MEETING AT THE TABERNACLE.
TIE thirty fs annual meeting Of tbs society was held
Yesterday morning ct the Broadway Tabernacls. The
bur drg was as usual srcb OCCASIONS, crowded to Its
n,mos. exsutat least four ffhs Of the audience
sisnu sf,sde. In ctnsequsnce Of the protrscted bas
ness NEE re held in the Biick Church, It II
oc'oek before Il e exercises commenced.
THE mee,ir gwss called to order by Rev. Or Dewitt
C,e, ,rstce W li'us, ofc rIecticu in tie ;hk, t.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-10
DARLEY'S
ARABIAN HEAyE REMEDY.
FOR THE CURE OF
Heaves, Thick and Broken Winds, Coughs, and
all iiisca.sf which Affect
THE WIND OF HORSES.

This preparation is 10 common among The Arabs Wio
feed their horses two three times yer for about
week time, which doubt is the cause Of their remark
able speed aud unlaing wind was introduced INTO Leg
lard years ago by Mr. OAKLEY of Yorkshire who pro-
cured receipt from am Arabian e Chief from whom
purchased horse during bis residence in syria, and
which afterwards imported England ard known the
DARLRY ARABIAN from which sprang the largest and
splendid known. Is will not only prevent
but ectuay cure the above named complaints ii cleanses
the breathing apparatus by removing from the air cells the
lymph or secretion which in heaYes clogs tem causing
difficulty ofbreatIng by its action the disease part
the mucus-nenbrane to its natural dime asons
thus euang the circulation Of the blood and the
vessels 10 their natural size--as
CONDITION MEDICINE,
II unequaed effects In this respect is truly asonis
ing Many horses which, before using this medicine
$780, have by the ofrom 10 pack
ages been restored to healthy and round conditions
horses appetite has been improved all the arrangements Of
the digestive organs corrected the skin has become soft the
coat assumed sleek and shiny appearance aad otherwise
much improved that they would readily sell from $50 to
$i2-Pie cure has been complete and permanent 1t may
be used at I'll times with perfect safety, may likewise be
given TO Horned Cutie aoeH HoySes Price - cents.
CACTIONEyery package of the genuine "Darleys Ara
bsn Heave Remedy hears the written Signature Of IIURp
COZ An other is spurious and should he avoided
much poison. Remember this, j.. ". lIURD
Sole Proprietors 81 Maiden Lane NeE York.
es5 FUTILE MOSES Auburn N Y, General Agents
for the States of New York and Michigan whom al orders
should b: addressed Aso for sale by h WELLS RICH
ARD STEEL, Auburn.
For Sale by STARKWEATIIER Co, Kenesha,
6nsM CORY ENANh, Wankegan
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CllnlicerY SaIa
Hn.,os5|, Tsy,,t3 fI,,.,,,, ln,,,.,

h6il0shd County t3I'cuu Court
somon Durgin Complain ant, Aaron j. Co wles ..r-. IN
. Pierce and Mary CahoOn, pefen lants ~
NOTICE. is Hereby given that pursuance and lv yi,tu
ina Tdeeeo Of Foreclosure aud sale made entered ~
above entitled in and the said court on the I A.
cf November A. d fsl general said Conrt ~
a. the corr house IN the city aud county Koh ~ and
torS the Hon James r. Doottle, Judge sad TT Sin
expose for fa s at pgl suction years aud 10 ~,
highest hdeer therefor according to the provisions the sa
ute in h mn and provided thu FROM do
OF the Court House in The said city county Keno
Saturday tic 18th day ofJausry a. D. 1850 bctween de
hours o. y noon and o'clock ia the afternoon said a
al o. the following pieces of land
as shall be sufficient make the npon liz
crSe IN said cause and and The
OF said sale e Nt All that certain piece or parcel Of S
yng and beng in tho yaseof Southport inow City of
hal described IS e west part o the south fractional block NJ
seventy 5l in the north Ward Of village now c.
commencing Middle street ninety and one fnrrb
w. OF the northcast block thence
unhns sou a seven one iee thence and
gne-fourA degresE e Las west to Pine theac
ipe street To the centre Ct ike Greek norterIy @
the centre a sad Creek Middle thence along ddI.
DAteu Eehosha, Zee \, iesS tv2o ass of EenoshACo
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rocery and Provision Store.

l AM expressing the true sentiments of my mind,
d III making my grateful acknowledgements to my
friends in the county and city of Kenosha for their
very encouraging support Of my cndeGvorS 10 serve
them to the besl Of my ability am also thankful
to be able to add, that in consequence of the contin
ued and increasing patronage bestowed upon me, ]
am now enabled to make such arrangements for tieir
wants in my way of business, being promptly and
advantagcously attended to- as cannot fail TO be ben
siicial TO the interests of my customers.
AT my Store, No 60 Main. St, calculate that the
following articles shall be always on hand !:
n FIRST rate quality Of Groceries, qf all descYip
taons, comprising Black and Green Teas, Ccflecs
Ac. a sound assortment of
pROVIS TOTIS
In the way of the best quality of Inter and Spring
Flour, Indian Meal and Rye Flour. @.ar
Petasocs and all kinds of seasonable Vegetables
can also recommend my Butter and Cheese, which
most chorcely select would also cell attention
to my convenient 'MARKET BASKETS" which have
been much called for, and will always be found as
useful as they are good - v-
EsS Flour and all other heauy articles riu be sam
home free IF carriage
SAMUEL VALE.
No. so Wain Street, Next Door North of f. Rob
insons Drug Store.
Keaosha, july Is 1855. Tvl6n5.
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ChGnccfy Sale.
heuosEs County Circuit Court.


Nancy Wilson, Alexander Wilson, Andrew Wilson.
James Wilson, Gilbert Wilson, Thomas Wilson
Matilda Wilson, Mary ii LoijlG and Robeccs
Mckeo, DEFENDANTS.
In pnrsnanoe and = yirue Of fnn order
cIosare and sS made and entered
IN and by the said Court, the day November D.
i ~ general term OF ur hourc in
te cry and cnnty Of Kensh iy The zen 5s
n 99te Judge Of said Court shall expose sale and
az pune or Fenduo gnd The highest bidder therefor
according to the the Ia such case made
PROVIDED, At and from the front Al
sud city and county Ct hcnOsha ardGy tie 9h d.y Q,
JahnaryA - 1876 teiHecn u ocecl noon aud o'clock il
ts Afternoon Of TIC said dag phehof tins following
Tea pieces or parcels ef land shan sLcient 81
sum o. money dee upon the decree in
as a9tu ana the costs Of the said
Al pieces pRrecs Lainc tn.
town OF BLgton in the county Eerosa am state OF wiz
eolsi and particularly described follows " The souh
Ssst qnarsr q 81 south west guarero eight
~ IN toNhsr a lnlcr two north of number
o east hls" The east half Of the quarter said
hneT eght ii in the came township and range
tanning IN BOTH pisces One hundred
according survey, rseryibg
heretofore dccded to the school district.
dated, ken"sha November 2eth A. d. 1888.
:, JoSEPH !. EUl.E, Sheriff Of KenosLa county
H. D. ScHoFF Com2iainant's solicitor. :
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NQfIce Cx,cSiItors

In the Matter oftae Estate Of Abraham Smith, deceased
10 all whom Letters Of On
said estate having len issued 10 Auos NJ Smith, the tow
Of Nheatand kenoha county the ed day of Decemhor
D. 1885, and six months being allowed limit for cred-
to dresent their esmsor exnui allowance noiis
s hereky given tat the undersigned will on the 9th d ~
January 1850, and the q th day Of June A. D. IS,
the office ef the County Judge ia the e county Keno
sha, at 10 o'clock a. NJ OF ssd Days rcoove examine
just all claims and demands Of all persons agang, said
ed. 1879 Ion "a III sffSSSe-
Dec "a 1876. avs ~
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IxenoSd,o County court--In Probate.

IN the matter 81 the Guardianship ofFranees Louisa W
q minor. at N rr - ~ vs.
Upon reading and Sling the petition Of John Arehdae A.
heatiand KeHosa county representing That minor
the owCer OF an undivided half Of eighty Of n
in the town OF Neatand aforesaid and that
that guardian should be arPsined TO take charge
and praying that himself suitable he
p9intss sgeh oNe the propsIty Of said III,
II Ordered that said petition the Jud.
sand Court the l2h day CT January next his Office in H.
City and county Of Kenos. 10 O'clock said day
And II is further ordered that notice Of said hearing gy
to all persons interested by publishing copy this order IN
e Eenosha Tribune Telegraph three weeks
before said day ofhearing. r.t JON n. JIISUN y"
kencsha, Dee. 10 1873. 3w2;t Ceunty J,d,s
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Notice. EenosIla Circuit Cou~t
R0Oelf NcIhtyro vs.. Cochran NcLduQhAn.

. W D. HEAD, Attorney,
To Cochran Mclaughlin, tLe Above named defendant
You are hereby no hed has tie 18th day Of October
1902 writ OF ekEept Fsu1a Of the Circuit cour far
senosha county IN the Fate Of Wisconsin, in f., Rob,r
Melntyre as eut and hgtisst you, the Cochran Ne
aug!in rs defendant fT the Hundred and
y-sx Dollars and Aety Three Cent? that said writ
renrnahe On the second Monday Of November 1885 ard TIA.
SAID writ has heen rstRrred ~ the sheriff Of KenoLG
with property gcLed therein. -
Dated Eenosha, Nov. 5atb i5.I5. ROBERT MCINTYRE
L. Il, NICHOLS Clerk Of sid Court. Cy25 Pants
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Bhessn.asisr1s.

Poor afflicted mortal How many sleepless nights
md hapless days have yon passed! Your aching
bones and stitched 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 Rohinson's, Druggists in Kenosha, and
ask for DR. MoFtim07e's Rheumatic Cpmpouad. The
price IL $500 per Bottle but do not LET this deter You.
Every bottle is worth TO YOU thousand. 1t has
cured Enbclieving thousands. Ask for circular
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Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road
hats, CAPS AND CLOTHING.

z g you wish to purchase Fashionable Ha, Of the
beet quality Of any style, from the finest beaver
to the coarsest chip, go to 81 Main Street, and lay
of t. +. FRANCIs.
If You wish to purchase Fashionable COAT, of
any style, of the best material, and made up in the
most substantial manner,--or if you want o com
mon every day article for rervieeabie wear;or, if
you want light summer coat-eal at 81; Main ST.
and buy Ct r. T. FRANCIS
II you want first rate Vest, Of any ylt or price
from the finest plain or figured satin, to plain Linen,
buy Of E.T FRANCIs.
! Ii you want pair Of Pantqloons of any descFip-
ton from the finest French English or German Dee
skin, 10 the plain Sleeps Grey. course lnen 90 to
the store of E. I. FRANCIS.
If you want Il whole suit throughout, OF any des-
criDtion whatever, you can be accommodated by
h. II. T. FRANCIs
| And finally, if you want anything in the clothing
or furnishing goods line either ready made made
to ertlcr call at 81 Main Street Il. T. FRANCIS.
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MEDICAL
TO MOTHERS s.

I a do they loath with disgust tic oily yermifuges
of the dayf Go to STARKwEATHrR's, or F. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get Box of Benaetfs Horn
Lozenges. Iheya as easily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior to any yermifnge in use.
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a sure Isen.esy for Fever 8 Aguc.

Bennefts Imperial Tonic has never failed IN curing
this annoying disease: Another excellence itpossess-
all other Tones is that it contains no Qui-
nine, any other mineral whatever; purely yoget-
able, harmless and efficient Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARKNYEATHkR6 s. Co., Z Druggists
a. Il. ROBINSON, Kenosila.
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state of Wisconsin, TSenosha Circuit Court
G0e I'm Ghanceiy, r-
Dewitt Campbell


jeremiah Quaid tHt@iA 53 #. tt
~ rtne an IN pursunee ola dseree CT tho Court
~ o. henosaa state Of Wisconsin made aud ostsrsd
VI certain cause pending therein chaneery side thereof
IN the November ~ D. 1855 wherein Dewitt Camnbcli Is
complainant and jeremiah Quad hearing
o.f I'm a. D. 49, snail sell al Public Auction, tie
shee er at the door Of the HOUSE, in the city Of
IN sld County en- Saturday the I2th day January
y ~ i DC tween te hours a. nne
OF INA lay the following describe estate 10 wjt All Of
Ger piece parcel or lot Of land lying and being in the s,y
ah9 dny OF kenoshs state Of and more psrtieu
{ aeseeea No fourteen tI4l in block No
Dufhee Adgtan commonly known Dnrkee's Eastern
don to the Village OF Southport the same being on ne north
west fractional quarter Of section No FIVE Is in town Ne
the third ward Of the city Of kcnesha. - - ' - NV
heIloshs' nov Zsth, $50. - JOSEPH ]. EIIIE.
~ - :. :, Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
n G ", by ,JouN j. HENRY, Under Sheriff Kenoshs 20,
2 q. s HEAD, Comps. Sol'r. n 6x,2a = : -
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NC &c -,

What charm this word Possesses. 1t thrills the
heart Of all, from prattling infancy to gray hairs
But how many cares hers with all this love and
often in the prime of life, she withers, droops and
dies Why thisl Go watch her daily cares and ailx-
ietcs Go witness her sleepess nights until her whole
system is broken down; indicated by s,ck headache,
IRdagestion Pap7totfon Of the HcG1 and Iosscf ap-
petjte-the 1looni from her check Is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; bat viii not enumeTate--you
you and feel it all Do you want entidote for
all thisl Then sit up straight; hold mp your shout
ders take abundance OF cheerful, outdoor eyer
else; battle all over every morning, and rub dry lth
a coarse towel; and use fsortissorc;s Ritter Ger
the most iIrvgorating, lifc-imparting cordial
ever compounded: Price 81. Sold nv .
STARKwEArHER, & Co,
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THOMAS PRlCTURE.

INFUNIEK IND DLALEF Is
Wines, Z, liquors, Irish and scotch yvhissssy,
London Porter, Scotch lie, Cigars, sc. 81
Era rides. Qtasd, Duf,py 8, Co., L. Cheron's
ChqmpaigRc, g. adm gralid, a. Loaabat, J. g..
r. MARITAL, Rqsteaa ChQrrRyer, L. Marion
D. j. DupRy, Damien.
esins--Cg'ognc DuKnypers, Key, Thistle i'.'
Egums-Jdmdjca, 81 C1ofr ~ sstta''
WssisIzeys--C Old MoRonqahela I.a aHa'S
Wines--Burgandy Port, Madeira, Mnlaga, Per-
Gaa pure Juice, Sherry ID. g.. Gordon, Oths
GFGdcs
Champagne Heidstck and Heldssck & Co., do. Lallc
anand, DO Queen Fictoria, do. Ducal Grape,
Gaaret an casks, Ciore az cases, White in sasRs,
Iphate IN cases, MuScat, Muscat in cases Bran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy Cordidls Bitters
dteo60t, Pure SPIRIT si 4
~ Pricture'a Double Rectified Whiskey in lots or
by inc barrel 80 kenosla, Wis disn16vl6
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M A RBLE FACTORY
&EoR&E ACkLEY.

&EGR&E &CExxET.
x NNolNC 20 the peopeof kenoshs Cjty ard
n County and Vicinity, that nc has bought ont The
Marble Factory Of JoSEPH l. EHrx. aud has added
largely In the Stock, with both
49, htHilan and American Marble,
to order all work in the marble line
confidence in wayranting his
A9nEaeHts, Ion'b Stones, T'om5 Tal2cs OMiesk<
Pant Stones,
And all other work wanted, for au;sl and svIe 70
rival all competition -
EiGaR R9'sed ssr Ornamental Ito,k # qqs III 7,,o.
Ter Desired done IN stulc Ia efr, .gtiys 80.
flo1 lie respectfully solicits Tie patronage Of the
Public. - ''s
70 shop ON Pearl street, south side west cr Main.
aoross from the Post Office
ksNosHA, June lS55-alvIS
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JOYCE7S
= FL Ia R NI z H "a


Has A,carae1 Tie First Pre'ajam at TIC TV;scoasia
3Stc}e Far, md Diplomas a Sere@ IF lie
COpntg Fairs.
T is the cheapest NEST eec;ua and simple of any yet in
vented for grinding Corn in the ear, Meal, Oats &c.
s19~ PRICE-No.2, $40; No. 3, $50; No. 4, 500 So
From tie 7Iho,a ReDoyTel-Joyce's Corn and Cob Sin
wa shown. looks Ike useful and durable MIL This
Mill must answer the purpose for Which it intended and
should be in the possession OF every farmer who wishes
economise time and food.
from The KenoG1d Tribune &c Tegegrdph--For its sim
piey of construction, and with which which is work
ed eservedy attracted the attention Of Farmers generally
great mproy upon anything Of the kind have
heretofore seen, aud must come into gencFalUs
From TIE "SheIoYgGh 1iR6s."tne Of the most impor-
tant implements for stock raising farm, exhibited the
grounds, Joyces Star M for grinding corn cobs
other food for stock II is simple in construction, liable
get easily out OF repair requires but little power pro-
pei Il, ard.does its work effectualy.
From "hen0Shn tOHRfy agricultural S0ciety There
the ground, patented Corn-Grnder exhibited by
MI Pike Of kenosa. This Machine the Committee
mended to the Farmers Of This County calcla-
ted Tor the purpose intended being just such article
long been needed. -s- rs
For sale by VA. SCARLETT,
I9d henoSIH, WIS, =
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Wood Saving bv Machinery !

B b. RACINE would announce TO the Citizens Of Kenosha
and vicinity that he has made arrangements for Saw
ing Wood by Machinery, much cheaper and quicker than
can be done ~ the ordinary method
Orders for less than cords not accepted
81 Orders can be left at Stevens 4 Heads, j. C. Colt
frcdsens at his residence in the 81 Ward opose tic
Custom MIL y r. RACINE-
Kea0sia, October T9h, 1855 OFF
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LEGAL NOTICES


SherIfr,s sale. -
NOIlCE Is hstehy given that by virtne aad in n,rs ~
an execution issued out of the Circuit Courti. ara
Cep nty OF kenoska, to directed delivered Tor We
goods ehattes lands and tenements Michael Rrss tie
levied rpen aud shall sell public auction 10 Me lGs
DER herefor according TO the provisions I'D
County OF hen9sha, on saturday the och day Of Fly Nod
next between the hours Of II NJ and in aha ua
Of that day. all the right title and interest which fnoa
and to the following described
and IS in block 1885, Durkecs addition in the civ q p
sha being in the quarter Of section 81 in saG
Dated, keRosha Jan s. 1855, 6w2o cfke an.s, 9,
Chancery Saic---s< enOsha Giro UIt Coa,..--
Thomas Nrglitys Jason Hitchcock and George AciI
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance and NV
final decree of foreclosure ard sale made aIsnta Of
ae entitled cause ~ and b. the said Court igb
OF November A. D. 1855 general term Of con gay
tae court house in the city county Of
fore the Hon. James r. Daoie, Judge said conr,
highest bidder therefor according 70 the provision Of the
IN such case made and provided at and from te front
the court house, in TIE saidety and county kono
Saturday the 2d day OF February, A. d. 1860 between b
Of IL n and in the afternoon of that day al the f
piece parcel Il land much thereOtas be
10 make the Of money due the decree said ease
the taxed taerein and the a said
AN the following described pece parcel land y;n
being in the county Keess aforesaid ard being mar
northwest qua ter efsecton number tirtone ISL in tow
tieulsrs described follows, wit; beginning f6ts f
rods Of the Utheast OF said
in The centre q the hgh ming thence north m
rods thence line parallel it'll the south Of %
quarter section eight rods. thence south line pasl
with the eastline secticn thirty M rods
east on e pafAei with the south line Of aid quarter
nhe OF 9ad quarter section zen (0l rods thence Est On IL
south line OF said quarter section four Il rods t
beginning containing one and threefourths of
J. !. EfiLE, sheriff Of Ike nosha ca
Dated, kcpssha. Dec. ", 1870. 4 . t5s tt ~ Cv2s