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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
Eden Island at Private Sale,


VNtlE untersiEn'd, offer. at Private Sale his
Il Ssllknoun and valuable
Island,
lying in the Potomac River. Eve miles from Lees
hurE, and i've miles iron Poolsv,lle, Montgomery
County, Matylahd Pnd within lev ward. OF The
ChessPeske aud Ohio Canal Th- Stand COZ siEs
Abeut S75 Acres Of Land,
log very large errrs Of whss', corn. ae &e
The improve meats are Of q sub Ia
,tantisl rharRe'-r. EoOd BRICK NfGTyh.
DWELLING HOUSE SThthr nee &2sIklk
nary, &C.
The property will he sold 90 the mot favorable
terms. which will b. made ksawn upon applica-
ton by leiisr Otherwise o. The .ubsoTib-r or to
Mr. foaaz. living 90 he premises. Who viii lake
great pleasure ~ showing 10 BnV one DESTROYS ot
purchasing. JOHN SELDEN
ChsTlr.iavn Nav 4 tsS6-Im
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22

rms sststUtss en- - gissis ssis. vsiss
a tsstS8EsTnNEfAkM y gsesl.osesas-
ID VI, sesiassiaH ateet
0ao Asges.
70 ssis farn y saassd innediafsiF aFsa -
Nsitisaafs aaf ttkia Hsil nes1 go - aiitfs -
fsagih a 3 mitT 81 AefasFsFfis NsFel $3.50 a
aars fFsts FtE tsd = ~ - 49, assiiiF. iaiss
ffsf - uazs u - eeEaff TeFss d go - sEaess
fftfrstrF ~ go 80 Han aaaf aF6sas fsafs
ssstet Apsliesiiae ee,. = $50 9, - ss...fis
nsyt, tsss
wwgofl pass ss.-.ssis s,tikfsus E,kssrs.. -,
Wv ssies BELLRa 4 co6aa
assrk =. im4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22

DLACK 80 eoiogsa &C.. - c,..,,.,..
- sfgfsd 80 siu sns so assia gssiises
ha'saiii-a 1ilia. eel Fsesfai essgftussi 81 Gee
'',..---s.' Gel lNA / I sApLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
LAND FOR SALE.

1900 AeEes Of Lead. Sossly LIsssstsaa.
1--WE subscIihef tHsrs tor sale privately kis
iaTm 10 Boisiunu eouBiY Iyine on both sides
Of CAiaSbR Greek four miles from FiaeEstIs -
There are upon the place ell sseessAfy improve.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
Clover SeedlI

"A PRIME Lot of 1sunsylyaaia nsw cisv~
"a sssd. iu'I received ~
w,.,..,.. -, JACKSON a wooB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
NOTICE.

EDUhCHAsERS OF ptOpsfjy 81 The .ais Of w
Fhwefmofioa ttsed) are fssPsetfaily
rrmih'et maj th-iT notcs are due sRd ihGt.ptumpt
phYmehi e "a tifsd -Induisentt can got b. sfEaI
"a Crtdilofs 81 ~ E.tats are ufRsag fsf their
moaFy, aud met b. paid
Thpss Who nave clsips against IN estate, uhi,h
ihsy have not Ysi sHhibied uiii pyass have them
dniT huibcnticatrf aaf ssii o. NJ snfvfsigasd
w A THOMSON Esseuior.
Msy 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
S3T,aeo

Llucry f,F The henrh. the Sya,s IF De'ae4rs
Case rs Tor I-5G. W ~ drawn al Wilhius On.
De-, ca sa'ofiay Jusc ~, isJ6
IS SnmteT LOfirIy-I3 Drawn Ballots
EIcH sCIEaC
/ prize Of S3T 500; Srlcadid prize Of 90
600 prize Of 1900; 5000 600,
1892; 40 ~ 600; G9ef 500, $50 lowest
, No priEeS) 30 &e,
TICKETS iO-HaiYsssS-Qusu 80 "a
cSnuhrsIrs OF packages Of 81 wkoiss, STA 90
20 Halves - A
2J Quarters - 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
For aaHe.

I HAVE for Sale, = head Of Horses. amosgst
ihrm some good work horses. TidinE hOfsss sBd
one gooi Root Mare, aud three Coli.
March %, sc III Ar n RANSOM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
Carter's Hotel.

Carter's Hotel.
cHAstssrovs. Agra ,. isss.
NOT hsvios so.d NJ hotel PROPERTY.
~ 81 advertised 90 he t5tk hafck 10 u sftu ~
ssfket ~ Pfivsis Sale. Asy zee uishiar 70 90.
gars ia this bssiasss siH aaA q dssifshls iocs-
uon auf csc pa'ehasf - 81 - sso-i aavss'assous
Isras tsha sasgaas 20 ssrJ % Ne bssisss.
sysfs arFniloe shsll - gives ~
APIHa. 1850 II IN. GARTER
PePuvlan GuRns.
WE hsgs issi received fsli suppiy o. 30,
w Ne :, PUusiaa assas. vkieA ss 0asr
i0f sale 81 ihs naikst fsiss.
Alss.sDsa Ap,ii ~ 'sss
ATrieas and SsexIsan s5uano.
TQEsr Afisss so 4 ssd Whiis Msai,aa
ID 0uass ia stofs sod ~ ssls "
A,I.-p.,. As,a ". rsss -
SAT-.
10000 ssl . s,,ss; sss.,,s - zee L &.
'i is.. e. zee zOa, ~. ,sss So"Ls co
N0llco.
A TAILOR Wseisd e saaah Psist. frasF.
a sas Co, vtrfs euastaal saPieTafui ssd
is@ag sr,,srrsS W 80. ,souss So ~. =.
east Pgsreftlga csa - hsd iasetisisiT AgFig
% FaT nECKW VITA.
Clever hEe9s
E HAVE ssnsist - Class.,. 49, - - s.ssass
~ ksre rsts afrHaaeNsaata q fsfetsA tAs lsfmsfs
eth h 81 lee Raisa-s 9tTasf EerA
Jsn - 's Aiseuith.
&aahieFas msaFghea geEatGa,
EnuW ~ srerfF Fasf ~ HsaffkU aaunssf ngss
/ IL e CsaeIsisas. telk - eassffa 80 ssats ~
X ss = : ,as IAA-liSs
/ nDGk aiNE4 AND naAaelEa. stprsssiF
assss ~ 81 EEtf.xR acooKk
CcoTCH sNUFP. -Qsnsa'. sapsTiss ssu,ss
is.sss nnSsa = ooOx&
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
Brilliant Schemes for Jlne. SO.
GREGORY & MAURY. M.SAacas,

GREGORY & MAURY MANAscat,
IrTLNLSG7 on. DELAWARE.
To Ne drawn usdrr Ih- SpPcTis,snisner Of Com
miSsi0nrts aPPOintrd bI the GoseTLOT.
$40, eco!
Lottery for the bene6i Il the .Stais Of Dslst-srs
Class I2t tor 1855 10 b. dTa~p a. Whining tUI
Del, an 5uurisY, Juas Is5i
- nanbeT La,t.Ty-i3 drawn seiis,s.
BsiLLiAsr scREAe
prize Of eio 600; 20 600, 10 600; 6n0o
S 900. 1000 1855; 20 81 600; 90 81
500, 20 Of Si0O 20 Of 800 100 Of $50,
&e &c
Tiosei, Sio-liA'Ves SIS a isrers 8 so
Ceri6t sres Of PKG 81 - whoie ucksIs, SIs8 90
DO do - Hall ~ ~
Do do 25qusrer a" 3eOo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
MtIIean Maslana LlalnanL

A FRESH supplg u ihis valuable msdleins
"a Zoe sale By TOE arent
HUTCHINSON . BURNETT.
Asrl " tssS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
sS DaIIaru SeHaTA.

GTRAYED from the premises OF sc 'uSserioer
- iivisg 10 ChsriestgvA. early ia Apni ias'r :
large cow. Said Gov u Of q IighIrtd eolocf
win blszr IN her forehead and one o. more While
spots On her tack and ramp, no other marks re-
collected. The above reward will Be pah 10 any
one recovering and TstsTnibg her 10 my possession.
May r. 1856 ANDREW HUNTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
Spring and Summer Arrangement.
1856.
Illinois Central Railroad

loeIO.
Illinois Central Railroad
THIS road is now open from Cam to Dusleiih.
Il ronnins the entire length and through the
centre OF The Siaie-OhsTing ontqusleJ facilities
Tor persons migrating iiom New Jersey, Pennsyl-
VSnta Delaware. AarylREt ana virginin. South.
en- Ohio and Indiana, To Soa,heTn and Western
Wisconsin, MinnesOta, NOrihrrn Iowa lnd terri
torres OF The NUfth Invest, via. Baltimore aud Ohio
PsrEsyiyauia Central Central Ohio. Liuie Miami
Dayton aud Hpnis, Indiana Central. throosh Ia
d,anaPolis and Terre laute 10 Pana on illiaois
&. ntTgl.
Two daily Trains pass over this road The entire
length OF Ihe STATE. connecting AT La Sale with
tn Rock Island Railroad Ursf o Rock I,lApd and
ubc i'ra Genial Tor Iowa City aud all ,owEs In
CEN - llFs All The great Valley OF the Missoatt;
A'-n al N,sdo'A with the Chicago and BaflinR-
too l"f BdriirgIon snd QuineeV. coEusciinR with
daily Stages Tor Southern Iowa and NoT;hern Mis-
scuri hnr al points west Of the MisslssippI 10
C'uhcu Blun, al DunleiIh, with q daily line OF
first class
PASSENGER STEAMERS,
Witch ieave en- the arrival Of trains fer La Cross
Wihona, 81. Panls, 81 ARihony aad all Upper
MisSissiPPi iownsi and at Dabuque opposite Dan
leith With daily ibe OF Stages fof Nor,hsrn iowa
and .uihsru Minnesota.
Persons DESTROYS Of settling in WESTERN and
Northern Illinois and all points est and North
vii hnd thi, the most desirable route yet spsued
To the travelling public, - IL Affords upequaled
isci'ty tor thu transportation OF freight And al The
comforts and conveniences afforded 90 passengers
that hea'i could wtsh-passng through The most
sxl,hs'ye P'aiTie eo0ntTy on the Globe.
Th- Illinois Central Railroad Company Offer
2.OOo, 900 Acres OF the choicest PRAIRIE and
WOOD LAND Tor sale-se ecied from land tx
tending IS miles each side ol their Road ihrou
the enire length Of the STATE giving almost every
variety 81 climate and production, and en- une-
quAlro advantage of Northern apo Southern mar.
keis, and Al all seasnns OF The year connecting With
hnai> a. Cain for New Orlesss and all SoaIhsrn
Cities.
These lands are sold 81 reasonable rates and on
long credit and At very low rate OF ieterest
which brings them within the reach OF the most
iimiIed means. which will enable any ore to oh
tsip for himself q good snd comfortable home
where his lsbOrs Sill be eToWsed With Plenisous
bstvrsts.
fS-Fnf Information respecting these isAds az
ply 81 No 81 Michigan Avenue, Chicago H.
JAMES G. CLARKE
April 81 tsSO-6n. Supi. North Div.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
TAKE Noalae.

gTIHOSE indcht-d ~ re un6sfsissed, ell su,e.
u " aos Pfssanr % sav tbat hstas aot sEeft ) -
isptssrv sd oBE t'fissfsHer IN ferafd 20 vsfinas
debts thsi 80 fss hin boz 81 iafteafshrs kas
crssed 20 - = vutur, BE nfsrssitiss egtBpsi hiu
10 rrquirr fhsi 81 Votes A-c~uBis g. aaH g.
eefiesfss - ssrs "a sti rvRfst u b. b, fofrsi 10
tbe nsCessir II ircfing ~ iaw uhf~h sHt ui,,.i
rrftainly o. she cass " sr-rfY sfroes' D. %,
msd- JANIS " BELLBR
Mayh 1856 s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-22
Germ Planters.

quail have IA = ~ . davs a .unpiv NJ ca
- Fisu'ers the be<t ever jnyenlsd Ia &C., -
Ia.,sv cf9p- iss Corn spd cover, u ssy dersA rs.
gaTed sad can plant AaF aasninv on dis,ser. -
For sale By JACKsOg a wrns
Wluebs'isr. Asfeh 81 issg
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

Est TrantCommencing IS rods of OF lot 16,
on side OF kenosba ST. thence Is rods thence old
chicago road, thence Is rds thence e to beginning
Est W Iraht-commencing side of Kenosha ST. where
the line OF sd crosses thence 80 ris thence
TO sec e thence to line of sd or sec, thence beg
ii Rudd-commencing side Of Kenosha ST. 81 It n of
of lot 10, thence Is rds thence a thence
Is rdss thence TO beginning
II v Yates--Lot G of common
Mountaineering side of town line road 4Ss fl of
IS cor lot of common, thence TO side Of EXCHANGE
ST. rls to point rds begging thence n to becnv
MISUNDERSTANDING I'd of lot IL thence 10
line Holmes Nichols add'n thence ris, thence
e to old Chicago road thence D rds to beginning
BrowncoTnng rds offs cor lot IL thence TO line
of Holmes Nichols addn, thence rs to Old Chica-
20 road, thence n rds TO beginning
Scotcom ng on side of old Chicago road 10 rs OF
of lot H. thence 10 rds, thence rds, thence
10 rtls, thence n rds to beginning
II Yeoman-commencing Point - rt's ofs cor Of
lot II 10 rds Of old Chicago road thence rds,
i2 rds rds, e 5 l-2 ris to beginning
Stephen ForbeScomng at point ~ rds of lot IL
10 l-2 rds OF old Chicago road thence rs thence
rds, thence rds, thence to beginning
John Whte-comng Is rs OF cor lot IL thence to
me Of Holmes Nichols add'n thence rds, thence
TO " line of old Chicago road, ris to beginning
VIM Alccomg side Of old Chic road As 81 rds Of
ecor lot IL thence to line Of sd or thence
leo #, to W line old Chic road, lS5 # to beginning
onknown-comg 43 rds OF corner of lot IL thence
10 rd, thence ads thence 10 rs to old Chicago road
thesce 5 rods to the beginning
Est OF W Trant-comg 900 hf It of Of lot It.
thence centre of or sec thence 400 f. thence
e to Old Chic. road, thence i59 # TO beginning
Geo Fowercom 16 rs Of of Holmes Nichols adj
thence to Telegraph road thence southerly rds f.
c to centre lne of sd or s. rds to beginning
JohnSoncomg of Geo Fower'S land, thence
Bonds land, thence to Telegraph read; thence sd
Fowler's corner, thence to beginning
Peter Fuiycomg at of blk Is in Holmes Nichols
sdd'n, thence rds, thence rds thence rds,
thence " rdS to the beginning
CnkAowfl-conmencing at of lot is bk 3, Holmes
Nichols addn, thence ris thence rds, thence
thence q n he hpUp inc
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
Maehinninn AInrch 10.

SESATE.--Thc Senate debated the necessity Of pre-
paratiun for the nations defence in connection with
our relation with Great Britain. Debate going ON.
HoUsE-Dchate ON Kansas question continued till
! adjournment,
| The Senate considered bill appropriating 81 200
/ 600 for increasing the arnanents and munitions al
war; and for the manufacture of small arms IN
dauce with the recent recommendation OF the Prcsd.
ent Bill ordered TO be cngrosSed at third reading by
a vote of - 10 l..
Mr. Jones, of Tenn, did not think the exigency
had arisen for such an appropriation. lie did not
wish it 10 go abroad that the little speck OF had
excited such proceedings
! Mr.. Weller did net apprehend the war but while
the treasury was tull II was well tomakc preparations
/ for any emergency which might arise.
! Mr.. Seward would vote for the bill If amended so
rs to make definite appropriations for specified pur-
The vote ordering the bill 10 be encrossed was re-
considered, when Mr. Weller offered an amendment
in accordance with Mr.. Stewards suggestions.
/ Mr.. Hunter spoke in favor of increasing rae M
tional detenees as to be prepared in evcg! guar
| ter.
/ Mr. Cass said that England has suffered SO much
in the with Russia it is not at all unlikely she
may try to retrieve her reputation, by war IN this
Wertern Hemisphere. He also spoke relating to the
autIacity of Fngand, quoting from the London Times
recent articles against this country, making com,
mentary. He did not see how the Central American
controversy could he referred TO arbitration Ii was
not a question ofboundary. bat about the world
No arbitrator whether under the English language OF
4 not could tell Us what the word occupy means, bet
I ter than we know already.
Mr. Hall said he could not believe i'm the propriety
of the National Arnories-he could see necessity
of having National arms manufactured in National
machine shops than having National uniforms made
IN National tailor shops, nor did he admit the ne
cessy of such an increase of the efficiency of the
array ut this time Ahading TO Mr.. Cas- quotations
from the London Times. he said little dependence
was to be placed ca foreign newspapers He read
an extract from the London Telegral a., in which
i Mt Seward aad Mr.. Foote were represented as bcl
lgerent and another from Lapatre which reported
Mr.. Banks, Speaker, as black man, saving that III
the donbie capacity ola colored man and abolition
ist he had inspired profound disgust in the minds OF
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March Z

WASHINGTON, March Z.
HoUsE-Mr Cumbach defended the purposes of
the Emigrant Aid Society Cullom and Walker en-
tered into legal arguments TO show that The House in
examining the election case should not go beyond
the records before them.
Mr.. Oliver did not know any Mssouriah who voted
i'll Kansas he had witnessed hundreds of Eastern
men returning from the territory. who said they had
seen the Elephant and fulfilled ther contract to vote
and were going home. To authorize the committee
to send fof persons and papers would be TO give con
tidence to the resolution and defiance of law. He
trusted the House would refuse this request made at
the instance Of man tAIr. Reeder who has sneared
his hands with the blood of his batchered fellow
citizens and who the foundation of treason which
only needs the fact to justify his being hanged as
high as Hannah
Mr.. Cumbach of Indiana, admitted as charged by
Mr. O., that the design of the Emgrant Aid Societies
was to make Kansas a Free State-the doctrine
promulgated by Northern Democrats before the pas
sage of the Kansas Nebraska act-was intended not
only to make those territories free but.also to estab
lish Gordon OF free States to the Pacific lie iAir ca
never had any desire or intention to go to Kansas
until lie effort to force slavery there lie SUBJ
mittcd 10 Messls. Oliver and Phelps who had al
dressed tho House on this Subject has it come to this
that must ask how many men can cmgrate TO
Kansas and al what times tley become citizens
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
Lake Shore r. r.

The Lake Shore Road has finally been completed
mt the north end, and now extends up into the city
of Milwaukee, nearly 10 Walkers Point Bridge
This will prove very convenient to the travelling
public however much omnibus and hack proprietors
may dislike it. In connection, may add that Mr..
SPENCER ALLEN fills the place of Conductor formerly
tfillcu by Mr.. HIBBARD. Those acquainted on
the road will be sorry to part with Mr. H., but Mr.
ALLEN we are has all the elements of populari
ty for such place and will be favorite.W think
lin all canddr, tho road has thus fur been fortunat,
in the selection OF its conductors.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
DETAILS BY THE AFRICA.
The Peace Conference.-The Foreign Mar
kets

NEW YORK, March 8.
| The Africa arrived at her dock at a little be-
fore 6, with Liverpool dates to the 23d. No
news of the Pacific. The peace conference is
supposed to have met on the 23d anxiety was
great as to the result Nothing more about the
American difficulties, expecting that the London
Advertiser processes to know that Mr.. Dallas
! brings very stringent Instructions
Russia tits said consents to the disnanteling
of Nickolaiff doubtful. Paris Editors have been
ordered to write nothing concerning peace or
war during session of conference.
! Latest by telegraph from London-Saturday.
Count Oroff arrived Mt Paris on Thursday night
| The conference opened on Monday 25th Let.
ters from st. Petersburg and Warsaw to German
papers have details of the extensive prepare
tons made by Russia for a continuance of war.
They state that on no point has the former en-
ergy of the military department abated. 1t is
said the amount of frauds of Mr.. Sedlies, who
recently committed suicide, is not much short
| of t 900 GOO, in railway shares, mortgages,
&c, &c. While he has also committed crimes
of most diabolical description. A portion of
the advance squadron of the Baltic fleet has
been settled up ready for leaving Spithead on
the p. NJ. of the 22d. The money article in the
Daily News of Saturday says that the funding
of the new loan by the RothSchilds, at about 80,
produced fall of half per cent; in cons OILS.
There is i'll reality no news of moment. The
Turkish envoy Ali pacha had reached Paris
The question of precedence had been settled by
the adoption of alphabetical order in the confer
ence which places Austria LIST. The paris Con
stitutional intimates that Congress will not oc-
cupy itself exclusively with the subjects rising
out of the present war. 1t says the treaties OF
1915 will be essentially remoded. Other pa
pers speak in the same strain Later CORES
nondence had been received from the Crimca
but there is nothing of interest.
Parliamentary proceedings unimportant. -
Nothing of interest from France, or the Cont
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

- We understand that case of horscwhipping
came off our ally qUiet city last week. a young
of the elias usually styled fast, took occasion
to deame the fair character Of the young daughter
of one of our citizens who hearing the fact, ON
the spur of the moment, administered moderate
castigation to the the graceless delamer Ourjudg-
ment in the premises, is, served him right. Young
men who can find no better way of amusing them
selves than by traducng character deserve TO feel
the virtues of good horsewhp or cowhide.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

Unknown-On the or T r %; commencing 9S fl
e Of corner Of land sold by j. Bond Caleb Cook
thence III f. W 5 f. III n, to beginning
The fol3otcigg n Il Or Sec TIL RS.
Cyrus Burroughsf7ommencing at Of W Ifins-
daies land, theme to said Hinsdales land,
thence loo r. s. Patterson line, beg
W L Notwithstanding "a rods of the n Of
said or sec. thence 20 rods, thence IS f. thence ~
rods thence to the beginning
B Smitl-C0mmencing 81 rods Of Of said ar
sec, thence rods links, thence - rods, thence
rods links, thence p rods TO beginning
NichoLots - 27 and part of lot 5 Of the common:
the part OF lot 3 from the side of said lot being Is
front the and So Il wide in the rear-Also all
lands lying said above describe parcels and east of
Telegraph Rroad
Unknown-commencing if0 # or y corner of lot 1G on
the side Of Old Chicago Road eace ~ IT, thence
100 II. thence % n, thence 1-g Z to beginning
Cnknown-commencing $ # o. corner Of lot I6.
side of Kenosha ST. thence Ss1-s land, thence
n Il, thence to Kenoshs ST Whence 70 beginning
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
TAX NOTICE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, Kenosha Co. Y

TREAsURER's OFFICE, Kenosha Co. Wis,
City of Kenosha, March 3, 1856.
NOTICE Is hereby given that much Of each of the fol-
lowing described lots parcels OF land, may
be necessary for that purpose WILL the second Tuesday
be sold at Public Auction at the Court House. in the City OF
kenosha for the Of the taxes interest and charges
thereon for the year Is Sale to commence at nine o.
CLOCK Ia the forenoon OF the day above mentioned
KENoSHA CITY-FIRST WARD.
TIE fotioaeiag IN 7o,oa 2, Range %.
81 thence q is ''s line sssdi
a e., .ash IS ts reeginning
81 thence to thence line Isslsfi thence
to line q 81 bk thence line &c beginning,
Jnk,,oaa-Lot 9, bk Dc do
s5g' fs4ses i !: = n n e
Alfred s7seGomnehens At corner bS 70 Or sec ST.
iasaess Isl # themes IT, themes y n to ssgnF
tsw sf corner .aeases Il thence line q *,
I'm BagIisThs " If IF n ar Of Sk q qr sec 81
E,aiss Piercs--The ar of * a. DO Do
G Gen W. Of os IS DO Do being
# Market erteudnn thesams width thss line
q 4 ( 3iesll-Let5 x g. Of; qr see 81,
he, kst s on sI Of lot aud ezts9 ling 70 the "a Slley
to the s 35
tneqse 70 line q g lot thence TO beginning
i & BSaStord@rhss S' gr * So Do y %
se Ta'Ssas 3 81 10 Or sS 81 sec 81
.floa-o CamB5e-Par q * 90 81 commencing at
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BEGINNING,
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the Lot blk A. or 81 thence tos cor
thence thence point l24fte OF the Inns
thereof, thence so the beginning.
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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

POTATOES Not small nor few in hill. We
were presented short time since, by our friend,
u. Newell, of Pleasant Prairie with fine lot Of
a new variety of Seeding Potatoes, which in
point of quality, we think cannot be beat in this
county. The new variety we believe is called
4" Ne,ecH Seeding" We are told by Mr. Newell
that the production of this new variety excels
any other, as to quantity of YIELD and we think
they are superior to the long favorito Pinkeye