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Congressional.
SATURDAY. Feb. 81, 1857.

OATURDAY, EeO. Il, 1907.
SENATE.-The Senate amended the
House bill authorizing the people Of
Minnesota to form State Constitution, so
as to prevent foreigners not naturalized
from voting on the adoption Of such Con-
stitution-yeas 27, nays "a.
The bill then passed.
HoUsE.-The House considered the
impeachment case of Judge Watrous of
Texas.
MONDAY, Feb. %.
SENATE.-The SUBJ marine telegraph bill
was considered.
HoUsE.-The House considered the
appropriation bill. The clause providing
for the payment of the coming Legisla-
ture of Kansas was stricken out, yeas SO,
nays Ct.
TUESDAY, Feb. "a.
SENATE.-Mr. Brown reported a bill to
apportion Clerks in the departments among
the States and Territories in proportion
to their representation.
The vote on the Minnesota bill was re-
considered and the amendment stricken out.
HoUsE.-Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, stated
that he was informed that during the dis
cussion of the appropriation bill on yes
terday, Mr.. Wright, had said in an un-
der tone in reply to what he (Sherman)
was saying, "that's lie." He asked
what Mr.. Wright had to say. Mr..
Wright said he still believed Sherman's
statement to be untrue. Mr. Sherman
called Mr.. Wright blackguard. Some
further sharp remarks were made.
Nothing of Importance done.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 25.
SENATE.-The Senate considered the
submarine telegraph BILL
A motion to postpone it till the 5th of
March was lost, 26 to 26
HoUsE.-The entire day was consumed
in discussing the report of the investiga-
ting committee in the case of Gilbert.
Bennett, of New York, zealously defend
ed Gilbert. There is q strong feeling
against him.
FRIDAY, Feb. 81.
! SENATE.--The Senate remained in ses.
sion until after o'clock this morning on
the Tariff BILL
The vote by which Mr.. Adams substi
S tute had been adopted was reconsideret
: and then rejected by tie vote.
Mr. Hunter offered substitute reduc
ing the rates of the present tariff 30 pc
cent. Amendment adopted, placing raw
wool % per cent, and that 20 cents o
g less q pound free. Hunters substitute
: adopted, 33 against IL. The House bill
c thus amended, passed at 20 minutes pas
: l o'clock. Adjourned.
o HoUsE.-The House resumed the con
sideration for the expulsion of Gilbert.
: Mr.. Gilbert rose and spoke in his de
s fense. He concludes by saying that fror
: this moment he has resigned his seat as
y member, and has notified the Governor o
J. New York of the fact.
! The House was evidently taken by sur
: prise at this announcement. Gilbert i'm
: mediately left his seat.
= The resolutions in the case of Mr.. Gil
r bert were tabled--yeas los, nays 68.
: Mr.. Bennett, of New York, moved t
: lay the resolution in the case of Matteso
on the table. Lost--yeas So. nays los
: The first resolution was then read AM
t adopted--yeas las, nay VII.
: Mr.. Dunn moved to lay it on the table
y disagreed to, yeas IS, nays 80. TIL
: second resolution was adopted, and tn
: third tabled.
: Mr.. Davis, of Md, called up the reso
luton in the case of Mr.. Welch; consid
t cradle debate of a conversational char
f acter ensued.
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House Burned.

We learn that the house of Johnston
LasJones, in Salem Township, was burn
cd on last Sunday. The FIRE originated
from defective stove.pipe. Most of the
contents of the house were removed
Loss from $500 to $4,000 We have
not learned whether the house was insu
red or no..
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EMANCIPATION IN Missouri The
Senate of Missouri on Feb. 18th, passed
resolution, by vote of % to 4, dec airing
the emancipation of slaves in that State,
not only impracticab!e, but that any
movement towards it would be impossible,
unwise aud unjust, and should be discoun-
tenauced by the people. The H.u pas
sed ihs Senate resolution by vote of l0T
to g.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
(From the Ohio Statesman.1
COLUMBUS, Feb. 2I, ,57

/
(From the Ohio Statesman.)
COLUMBUS Feb. 2I, ,57.
SENATE.-The resolution directing the
Attorney General to prosecute q suit
against certain person and banks that had
failed to return the money of the State
which was deposited with them was dis
cussed. Adjourned early.
HOUSE. bill amending the pres
ent law relative to the assignments Of dow
or, so as to have the commissioners APP
pointed to set off the dover selected by
the Court instead of the SheriG, wss read
a third time and passed. = $50 = (
A bill to establish o State Reform
School was read the first time.
The report of the committee on CON.
stitutIonal amendments was read.
MONDAY, Feb. 23.
SENATE.-The bill to amend the "home.
stead act" SO as to allow heads of families
to hold personal property to the amount
of $500 exempt from execution, was re-
ported back from the Judiciary committee
with an amendment increasing the amount
to 5000. The amendment was adopted.
HoUsE.-A bill was introduced fixing
the per diem Of members at So per day.
and mileage at So for Is miles.
The memorial of Robert Hosea setting
forth his claim to seat in the House.
together with letter from John P, Slough
waving his claim, was read and Mr.
Hosea was sworn in.
Mr.. Yaple introduced q series of reso-
lutions in regard 10 the naturalization Of
foreigners. They recommend registra-
tlon OF names in Court as the evidences of
the time OF the arrival of persons of for
eign birth, the doing away with declara-
tlons OF intentions, and not permitting
foreigners to vote for at least one year
after becoming naturalized Ordered to.
be printed. esss
i TUESDAY, Feb. a..
SENATE.-The bill to amend the ehomc
stead act was discussed and read the,
third time. The vote on its passage was,
yeas II, nays 9-not having constitu-
tional majority it was lost. The bill was
reconsidered and laid on the table.
The Senate passed the resolution di-
recting the Attorney General to collect
certain moneys deposited by the late
Treasurer of State.
HoUSE.-A bill was introduced creating
Board Of Commissioners with power to
sell certain public works Of the State.
The House agreed to the Senate reso-
luton directing the Attorney General to
collect certain moneys deposited by the
] late Treasurer of State. Reconsidered
I and referred.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 25.
SENATE.-Senate bill further to regu-
late the fees of county officers passed..
This bill provides for the payment of the
uncoilected fees of retiring county officers
out of the surplus fees in their offices =
u House bill to constitute Hamilton coun-
ty separate Lunatic Asylum distric,
: passed
The Senate considered the militia bill.
HousE.-Thc Senate bill to punish Ger.
: tain crimes therein named passed
The Finance committee reported in fa-
: vor of re-transferring $500, 600 from the
y sinking fund to the canal fund. The Sen
;, ate resolution for this purpose was adopt
ed.
The House considered, and made .
> number of amendments to the Senate bank
bill.
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Steckle Senor Tossary severallY pre-
sented their credentials, and were receiv-
cd by the President as Ministers, from
Russia and Spain.
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~ The Probable political complex
ion of the United States Senate on the
4th of March next, if all the vacancies
are filed as expected, will be as follows:
Democrats. 81; Republicans, 90; Amer
leans, 5.
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~ Look ont for Buchanan's Inau-
eural next week.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
TAX NOTICE
TREAsuaxR's OFFICE, kenosha Co.. Wis.
CITY of Keposha, April 9, 1857.

TREAsuaER's OFFICE, kenosha Co, Wis. D
City of kenosha. April 8, 1857.
Notice is hereby given, that so much of each of the
following described lots. tracts or parcels of land
NAV be necessary for the purpose, will on the second
Tuesday of May next, aud the next succeeding days.
be sold at public auction al the court house in the CT
ty of Kenosha the payment of the Railroad taxes
interest and charges thereon. Sale TO commence
at nine clock in the forenoon of the day above
toned HARMON MARSH.
4w39 County Treasurer.
KEN0SHA 6ITY-FIRST WARD.
TIE 8tOscang in Or, Sec. 3i, 1oscn 2, Range ..
Mrs. Trebb-Part of blk 3, commencing 100 II of
NV cor sd blk. theme southerly 142 fl. theme W to
west ST 100 it, theme 1881 # thencee lSo Fl, thence
northerly about l54 # TO Grand ct, thence 90 #
to beginning.
Geo w Handy-Part of blk 3; commencing at W
corner of ed bk, thence rds, thence rds, s
to line sd blk, W 10 beginning
Dennis Kelley-Part of bk g. commencing line
of sd ok rds of " corner thereof, thence II
rls, Q sc II, 8 to q line of blk. W to beginning.
L NJ Kinney-Part of blk 3; commencing line of
sd blk 3 rds of " corner thereof, thence n rds,
rds $ to line thereof, W to beginning
E p Lescfs-Part of blk A. being Of the following:
commencing at the $ corner thereof, thcnre n $50
f. W to W line thereof Il" corner, G 10 beg ng
" Ehle--The two-th;rds of e OF ok 7.
- Part OF blk z; commencing an line 81 # W
of corner, thence Il 3 rds 30 #, to- line of
sd bk and c to beginning.
N Ehle-Part of bk 4. commencing on limo of sd
bk 80 II of W corner, thence rais 80 it, to
s line sd blk, and W to beginning.
n EhLe-Part of bk :; boins the centre Of tho W
or of said block.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
Proclamation Election.

I'm ACCORDANCE WITH THE RE.
oUIRtGEsrs the City Charter and o. tie CRY ConncI
OF tine City Of kenosha hereby give notice that Annual
Election for the officers Of sad viii BE- held IN Tuesday
the seventh dsy Of April next the following PLACES w
FIRST WARD-City Hall; SECOND HARD-C. Seh.Au's
Tavern THIRD WAED-BaseneLt ui VI. r. Church.
The Officers 10 be elected are follows viz.
A KdyOg Tt0sHssy, tUY Clerk, Rail Os.I (oaamis-
sioRer, superintendent cf s h00k AsSeSsor RaTstdl
Justice ,(5e Peo,e for the City at large, Akie-
nun, one ShOOi Commissioner Constable and
Supervisor represent the City in the County oIrd Of
Supervisors, for each Ward
Also Chief Justice 0f tie Supreme court and Judge
J5r Ktnoa.d toantg, aud additional S.h00t Commits
soses Sr the Ind Ward, fl vacancy caused by the
resignation OF J. Bond.
The manner of conducting said Eeccn win be that PIE
seribed by the Cry Charter, v. HUGIlS Hdy0lT
kannSla. March l.
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THOMAS PRlCTuRE,


Wines, EiqHCrs, Irish and Scotch Shiehfy,
Lon}oa Porter, Scotch NE Cigars, 8c.
EramSir~.-- Ciard Dappy T. Ca, T. Cheron's
Caqsa mi. ne, Il. msraaid. 4. Lo4toi, y, j.
f. Kjrla2, Ra>tcan ChQ,ypyey. L. lHsrr,on.
j. = D"t =, DGmtet.
Gins-f"'o2.,. DVkngpcrS, Key, Ihi'tie.
RUINS ,.jro, -. CroiT.
Vhish.yS-( nd M9aOaGobe{0.
wines-Brr- "ady Pert, Madcjro, No'oga, Per
anil pure rice, Sherry .. q. Cordog, Ctas
crate.
Champ igHc Hci]s,ck and Heds;ck e. Co.. d. La{lr-
mand, do QHeen Elc,or,a, do. Dacol CRAP.
LToret IN rssks, C2aret IN cases, IIhste in cask.
WIZ m .zscs, BpScat, ldpsc0k ~ ctsees, Bran.
dyChrrrs, Cherry Broady, Cor6iais. Bitters,
Aicot,i. fsfe SPIRIT
,RPris- uc G. Double Ecctified Whskey, IN lots ~
by the barre. Kenosha. Wis. dis nl6vlt
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
To Creditors.

IN the matter Of "a Etate IF Slmset Frrier decedsed
THO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN !.
III Letters of Administration having been heretofore
granted Reuben H. Deming, and six mouths from this
date being allowed and limed for creditors prese,
their claims for examination and allowance notice here,
by given that the undersigned will the ;st Monday Of
May, A. D. 1887, his Office in the city ard coanty Of Ke
noshs, at tea o'clock A. NJ, reeive, exanine, and ad.
all claims and demands of all persons against said
- JON H. JILSUN County JIdOe
LIS Tgr-s.7
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To Creditors.

AZ ne matter ofhe Estate cf DdnfGl Ssrens, deceased
'A'O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
letters tetame ltary said estate having been is
sued to Benfmn r. Hatch ard John l. ST. yens IN The m
DAY o. = prmber A. d. 1856 and twelve month. having
@ diu limited To creditors fton aud sfer said
u"'e' W f'efe' dcf claims for examination and allow
ahee noee hereby given that the undgragned viii on
the hrs monday OF May A d. ISL and Oh The first Mon
day OF Sep,ehber e9 VIII hold court at his oi 20 IN the
city and county OF henosha, commencing AZ ten o,rock
upon each OF said days, TO receive examine and dnst ali
c2ims and demadds Of all persons against ss
JON b. JILSCN, L0Hnty ,JaG1e
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
In Kemosha County Coars.
In the matte, IF the Estats ct Jetn Heogayy.
ON READING AND EILlNG THE Pc

an READING AND FILING THE Pc
~ ttion OF Tio Foley Of Peoria coIny, and state Of
Illinois, AID ak due proofs cf the representing
among other thing, tat john AicCatv, late u fe city OF
Boston in the Site Of Ma>saehustti ia the oath oisep
ember A ID. lS3 died ntestae, leBvug goods ,htviS,
and estate g this county; aud HAT he, the pt toner
Husband q" tha eldys, born child Of sad dece s,d;
ora yug that al nin.uson &. s.d estate Dc aIed %
K .uben II. Demiug.
II IS O,'Ge'e9 th.t said petition he heard before the
Judge OF this Satud - the Ell, yeuth lay % April,
A. d. lS5 O'Clock 4. NJ, az has iii &c ia The city aud
county of keuosa.
ARd u Gs.tor Or6eTed ;Iat notice tn reof be ven
the heirs VI deceased, AID al persons iuer estt q,
by Publishing copy this order fo three successive
seek pr aid tag Of hearing, in the hsaossd IL
5Rne ana IelsginIt weekly new paper pt.Ltsd AID
pub isied KeLosha in said county,
3w4J JON B JiI.Sl 4, (OHHtY v'49Ge.
March II, 1855.
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M a RsLE FAC TORY
GEORGE aCKLEY,

A gNOTSCES 10 the reopleof kenosha City and
"A ,-.-'yasI y;cnity that he has bought out the
Marie +. . Of JoSEPH !. EHLk, and has added
largely I Le Stock, with both
s,aIiuu aud American Marble,
OF. +, very ucst quail v aud is prepared 10 furnish
{ ~rIcr sli work in the marble line.
lle.a- an F.APLRIENC ED WORKMAN, he feels
confidence 10 Nat.duting ms
MJaamcats, Tomb stones, Tomb Tables, OW's>ks
F4ia. Stones,
Aud al o.hor ORR wanted. for finish and style. 10
rival all competition.
Pam R1lSed or Ornamental Work, IF IN cbGr1c-
Ter Gest,ed d0Hc style 10 care F,.ttrc satIstdc.
ton tie respectfully seleits tho patronage of the
Public.
IL shop On Pearl street south side, west Of Main
ASrnss = - tie Pos, O1ts
AsRUssA. JGas IS55.--nlyl6.
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FOR SALE.

S.sE THE subscriber OGcrs Tor sale FhTe' fui nIs,
.NS.TE<oi 10 tach al !euced, Nth bu ding,
@V y" two ~ them, ard six seventy pow, d.
-.s.- Said Farms situated Ia tie .ea'h OF th.
tow. 81 Paris miles roa kcuoslr, daa.t ili.e ON
the cot grt sato- n cH1rri, aud aik rad.
A.so -u'ie : 900 Aces Of i-nnf H. uIit' nd
cuultes State. SID !H q. srt,t, Ill
scribcr account r their fertility Of sn dies ..al To-
cstiOu, AID pun. hA.ei at the lam sG!e, Is,,- "
BdwoI May IsaG. M ZEN
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Saddle and Harness Business.

Village Of Genes where they intend 10 sell articles in
their line of business at the prices ia Genoa they
are sold at their shop in kenOsha-
Their place oi business may be found in the building for
merely occupied hy Mr. Read rs store, where they gill
have some attendance wait customers zho
q them with their patronage. Aud they expect
furnish their Genoa shop from ter Establishment in Ke
aoSha they hope furnish anything that may be wanted
in their lire Short Notice.
They may also be found their shop kncSn a. the City
Harness Shop opposite the City Hotel kencshs, where <y
keep constantly haud qaSntiy of Harness, Saddles
Trunks. vscts, Fly &c, and expect sell cheap
be found in the city.
R. r. WINSOR, THOMAS ENGLISH
Genoa. Sc p; s.h iSsi TIyyITIsl
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sm prosn,e-Keno.hn Comfy Coar,.
In the ofthe Guardianship OF Georg Sch Iln,oon
muoF.
ON READING AND FILING TIE PETI

4 hEADiNN AND fILINU mn Il d
~ IIob o. Elizabeth A. HUEtoon. Grard az of "a minor
among other ihDg that he the said minor Is
eiLed IN fee % certain real estate In this County and that
is sell the for the best lnIess OF SAID
ward and praying for license sell the ard IL aI'
pearIng the Court fsom said petition HAT it tAp,den
aud for the interest Of said miaor that tile SHOULD be
sold
Is ordered and directed that the next NJ Kin to said
ward, sad all persons interested in said estate appear be-
fore The JucgvO This Court Saturday tie eighteenth
day Of Ali 1851. at h.: flee in the City AID Go
Of ktnoh, O'Clock A. ~, there and l'en to
case any thty hsve Why iceLe should not h grant
81 FOR the sale said estate according 10 Tie payer Of
~aid Petition
And II Is Tlft.ef Oj0frf' hat cory Of ills order be
pub.isfr 'hTv styely ptiur 20 sai day OF
hearing in the ksnoSha rrbgn. rrl ,rk'y
paper printed in said CITY atd County - -iruHsla.
JON Is. JlLcUN, tOUi3 JEdys
Dated March I3, 1885,.
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In II, naey IF tie last M ami Test eeot II tgdrissa
u E3QAta.t5t.

I u
I'm READING AND FILING AMI ;TRU-
" MENT in writing purp'r,i < tn bee tie lsst VIII and
Testament % Oh NJ Wieluau late 81 keuQ.ha City
and County. and State ot Wisconsin, deceased aud
reading aud iliug the petition er ADDISON y Wchman
Of neno.hd City, in heHo,i County and Wi-co
sin and taking CHe proofs II the presenting atng
other th that the said srissa NJ Wgnan ed
at Ken0Sa ~ Aforesaid tat SAID inS.rdne the last
will aud testament Of ad de, cised . tina;
teal Addison T. VI gtu named app" ard by
said last viii and testament execute: thereof iIi pylng
that day nay BE appointed los the hearing proofs OF
said las, will aud tsst,;ueut.
His Osrie ej that proof said instrument be heard be
fore the Judge Of hi. Court Sdturd the
Of April A. ID. 1891, ten o'clock A NJ hi. Off
city and county KenosI1
Ad is ~ ter D.s~ ed that rot &c thereof he g.veu
to the hers SAID drcens,d, and persons It ru.te
by publ ling cupy Of this order FIR three S.csesive
We 4 prior - said day of hearing in the hea0st 7 a.
tune ana Ttfg,aph week paper printed aud pab-
lishcd al IL o.l., in said cOuhty
Dated March IS lsj7.
JOHN Il IIISI-X C,,ntv IIdye II
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

< rPRENE Court and County Judges Notice i. here by
- gwen Ilat Election viii be he'd FIRST Tuesday,
heiig the 1th day "f April next hs several town. wards
and eet'on precinct, OF the state OF W,cuIin FOR /, eec
ton OF Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, place of
Edward Wilton, whuse term Uf service wiz Spre the
hrSt Monday Of January ntNt.
At the time election will be bell IN the several
towns, w7d and election precincts IN each cUu'y
STATE, for judicial pui poses, teclectinn Of
County judy" Tor such county, m pace of those in Of
-, wusc terms al ciIce Nj expire the first Mo,,da, of
january utXsaid elections he'd, She votes canvas
i tua tCtuFIs mode in accordance with The pruvs us
chapter tliy7N OF the general laws Of i 1, far
the sal.e nay Is applicable.
Given under haiid The Capitol in Mtdi4nn. th4 18Th
day OF February; Is Z. l.. ". JONES
Secretary % STATE,
HenO~hs County,.
NOTICE is hereby given that election viii be held in
the towHs att wards q said county oa the first
Tuesday Ia April next, for the election CHIEF Justice
the s. Tenle Court al the state Of Wisconsin, IN place Of
Edward v Whtn, Whose ~ service VIII Xp.cr the
first MONDAY 81 JanraIy nex'ad aso tlr the election ~
County Judge Of sHid county Kei o.. place Of Jan
H. Ji'nh who-e term If service wi esp he 3i day
vi Decet, b,r next. 29d y. TNME~EN
Keuosha, Msrch Il. Is Z sheriff of Kensola County
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ON III a ~ FL O O d,
And NJ. Premature Decline

.Fat I'7f1iis'ed, GrGfis, the 7tcsptietd Ta0usdnd
fes words o. the rational Treatment, without Medicine
"A of Sper a0TThta Locai Weakness Nocurn1. EmiS
sios. Genital and Nervous Debility ITpoteucy aud Impe
dmeuts 10 Marriage generally. BY H. DE IASEY, ~. d.
The hpt rtaIt fact that the many aaris pisints.
originating tire iH'prienre and solitude youth. may
easIy ed MIIIcISE is IN small tract Gle ay
and the entirely and highly
atop ed the Author, fully explained, l.,
means which very IL enabled nIEsKy per.
fecty tbs least possible cost thereby advodnx al
the advrrtised nsssiruus Of the day.
Sent any 81 iress gratis and post free in sealed
Volope By ren6 (post paid postage stamps to
b. De LANEf, Lpenafd street New YORK City zen 2,
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CkaEecry sale.
DY VIRrJrE OF 4 DECREE MADE IN

State 9f us '0asta--C. 'ta@ GJaf heGoN'0 county.
Charles l. Cornish C1np3a1ant etsey Ann Dfycnplrt
slss Davenport Collins Knapp, Wulau syarleu, and
Barton T. Cs-s, defendants.
EgY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE MADE IN
> this the i2th DAY OF January, A d. 1851
shall expose fJr sale and Se PIb Auction.
COGTi House in TIE City If Ken hs, Monday,
eenth dty of March, d. 1851 at tlc hour Dcock
Ia the the toowi GeSrr he, std
and pTu4l,,> much thereof 10y o. ficrUt
saii.iy tie mentioned ia said de- an he
following Pies rcvls OF land yiuF ri o-.ng X
noss Ia ciue) County state Of A.sts1s SD dr4cr-
bed az AIonH tie sou,-we>y qTarrr a. sev'Iou SIX,
town i"r'H Of rang twenty .e'I.lig
hundred s,Nfy OF iaui also u~f vi Glr
southea>; arter Of he aboy, aued ,ctJ containing
eighty ci iont
4. p TYME5JN. 81 II n Es'r.a0 to4ntV
Ste~iFs ri -, y .,osia Iiaaary = q. 50. 49,
WILL NJ iIzsEi s R!Dsf 81 10 IN Jea 10 t5i'ilt
TIE Above sac j. po<p11cd ,nd,y, ,ie gleeuth
day OF May, \. d. lSjI, the bar sti ra'e
b abuve A. T. TlMESON, SatiR
Kenosia March lG, lS57
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FOR SALE.

substantial, grntcel II rTrSIS
4 [SSt- - with Barn. atd e Good Harden veil
EyYy,3l-a supplied with Punt tt, il. great Va re.
ZLatrTTI,L4 ~, situated GA ant P,air.e Yiout 4
AsA@112ssA5 nii-s tom -ho-ia City on tie direct
Milw ukre and Chico 60 Rad. I'D 4 W ias fou the X,
nosla AID Rockford Road, j. tor sale on reason he
TERMS Tie House i admirably sitratd Tor private resi-
dtnce. Apply the premises TO Ist,c TPEttrr or
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TAiF. aud CxamuiC Clark X Sons large ASSERT
n,clt of family Gr'H erts II ey are sclHng at the
i.sve>t price. Opposite the Cary Bank No, 70 Main
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FOR S ALE.

nNE CHEESE PRESS, One Large Reser.
~ voir, Tim Cheese Vat Hoops ard ,!oL""eTs' AZ
in good order They msde aud used - l. Crochtr
Tor two ytais They will be sold chap qgt a. shS
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IL exiting under the ard styie - Merrill
tl,nry, thts Gsy d.ss,v,d by MUTUAL consent. ~ pa,
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whom he itu>.Lefswi be o"t,iii.led JusIPii hkHtLL
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