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MANSION HOUSE.

ChMDEN, >. T..
THE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanks
i to his friends aud the travelling public,
for the liberal support which he has re-
ceived, and pledges himself that nothing on
his part shall be wanting TO make their stay
pleasant and agreeable,
AT THE OLD MANSION.
His Table will always compare with any in
the up Country. With good cleanIy and
airy Rooms, aud attentive servants with a
desire TO please.
His Stables will be foand in good order.
attended by a faitlfu. ostler. His O,nni.
bus Dek lib, attached to the House, runs reg.
nlariy to aud from the Depot, and 10 any par,
of the Town.
DrWers can always be supplied with
good LOTS and STABLiNG. with waller
conveniences for their stock, and proyender
furnished mt u small advance ON mark, 1,
rates. f. G. ROBINSON
Proprietor.
Aug, 26, 1857. 2S-Bm
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Miscellaneous.
MUSICAL CONCERT,
AT Lanoa steryille.

\ Grand Concert will BE- given bv the
"A LIBERTY HILL PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY, on "Wednesday evening 3Oth
December 1857, when choice selection of
popular music consisting Of SoIo's-Duett's
and C,ucerted pieces will be performed
On this occasion Prince & Co.'S. new pat.
ent double reeded MELODEON will be in
troduced.
G. F. DEViNE, Director.
.fDoOrs open at + o'clock, Concert to
commence at ST o'clock. Admission. SO
cents-children half prcc-tickcts may be
had ut Messrs llASSELrlNE & CURE
ION ) Store and AT The door.
Programmes may be had at the Hall.
bec. 10, 4i3t
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5 A l. E

"lLl. be sold, by consent Of the lega.
w tees, at the late residence Of Ann
Caskey, (deceased) on the 2i,h day of De.
csinber 1887, two small negroes, girl and
Boy, Household and Kitchen furniture,
Wagon and Gear, one Horse, Cattle, Hogs,
Corn and Fodder, and other property.
Terms, II months credit, with interest
note and good surety.
MARTHA NJ. TAYLOR, Exrcutrix.
Dec. II, 1857, 4I-2t-Pf Sl25
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TO FARMARS.-THE NEW YORK
l. WEEKLY NEWS is an excellent New
York City PaPe, for county reading. 1t
contains the fullest and most correct cattle
market and produce reports. with all the
news Of the day. Try il aud you will like
il. Only One Dollar year. Published at
No. l02, Nassau street, New York.
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X N Us NOUN TAIN
Military School,

! J ~'ASNA'
TllE NEXT SESSION OF THIS ~.
l. suruii"n will roinrncncr, Tia. 9th Jan
nary, 1888. Cadets are required to be punc-
tuaI III attendance. Having secured The As
aIs'ance OF Il recent graduate with dislinc-
iion, OF the citadel Acadeuiv. the rr;"";
pals viii coinncnre the year 1883, in their
connodiou. aud newly erected Garrison
Buildings, with u select corps Of five Pro-
iessors, four OF them graduates Of the
Citadel. aud one Of =. e.. College.
TERMS For all School Expenses, /. e.,
Tuition Books, &c Boarding, Lights, Fuel,
and Washing, $500 per scholastic year /;
payable, for iirsl session of six months, $50
hal ses>ionly, ia ddrdnce No eAtra charge
for medical attendance. No one rcrei, ed
under twelve or over eighteen years al age.
FACULTY.
Maj. NJ. JENKINS, Professor
p,.o, oi Mathematics.
Capt A. COWARD, Professor
of French and Eiucuiio1
Lieut.. &. a SEApGOoK, Professor, Latin and
Girek.
+. NJ Law, Prof of Bellies Letters.
" X. X. Thomas, Professor Of Naiu-
raj Philosophy and English.
Drs BARRON IL BRATToS, Surgeons.
BENJAMIN L. PuYE Bur,ar
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r 4 F E B E N C E s

4 Z e = Z N z Z s.
Gen. JAMES JONES, Columbia, \. G..
Gen. ID. +. JAMlsuS, Orangehurg, S. c.
Gen. ID. Wallace, ,Jonesvillc,U u. Dis. ). &.
Ex.Gov. J. II. MEANS, Buckhead, =. &.
Gen. x. q NJ. DvSSovANr, 81 Drpot,S.C.
Col. |. ID. Wilson, Society Hill, =. &.
Dec. l6, 1897. 44-3t
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EIection.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RE-
oUREaENTs of the City Charter and of the City Council
OF the City Of Kenosa hereby give notice that the Annual
Election for the officers Of said city will be held Tuesday
the seventh day of April next the following places,
FIRST WARp-City Hall; SEcosD WAKD-C. Schends
Tavern; THIRD WAED-Basement OF NJ L. Church.
The Officers TO be elected "a follows, viz.
A Mayor Treasurer, CitH Clerk, Railroad Commits
sione", Superintendent 81 Schools assessor, uarShGl and
Justice fhe Pace for The City at large, and AdeF
man, School Commissioner, constable, and one
Supervisor to represent the City in the County Board Of
Supervisors, for each Ward.
Also Ciej Justice of the Supreme Court, and Judge
for Keao&hd county aud additional School Commits
soer for the Third Edrd FL vacaney caused BY the
resignation Of j. Bond
The Of conducting said Election will be that pre-
scribed by the City Charter. V. HUGiIS, Mayor.
Eenosha. March I. 1851
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

- CPREME Court and County Judges Notice s hereby
~ given that Election win he held the first Fuesday
beirg the th day Of April eX in The several towns wards
aud election precincts cf the OF Wisconsin, for the eec.
lion Of Chief Justice o; the Supreme Court, place
Edward v Wilton whose term Of service viii expire tho
first Monday of January neNf.
At the time election will be held in the several
towns wards and election precincts county Of the
state organized for Judicial purposes for the election of
County Judge for such county in place Of those now
hcr whose terms OF Office VIII expire the first Monday Of
January neNsad elections 10 be held the canvass
3D. and returns made in accordance with the proys rs
Of chapter drtysix Of tie general laws OF 1871 far rs
the may be applicable
aycu under my hsud the Capitol in Madison this Stt
day OF February; 1874 y. W JONES.
Secretary OF State,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
FOR 6 Al E.

,N%%Sss@ TIE subscriber offers for sale Three Farms
asN2ci l6a acres each al fenced with buildings or
Ss Z" tive Of them, aud sixty seventy acres Flowed
- SAID Farms are situated in the south part Of the
Town oil farS nine miles from kenosha and half mile from
she congregational church and plank road
Also some 2,O3 Acres of Land in other towns and
counties in the State said Lands we're selected bv the b
scrher on account Of heir fertility Of SOL ant desirable To-
cation, and purchased at the land sales in 1882
Bristol, May 20, 1876. $rJt6 H.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
En- s'roba'e- s<emssin County Court.
In the matter oftae Guardianship Of George Seth Huntoo
a min


State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court KenoSEa County
Charles L. Cornish Complainant rs Betsey Ann Davenport
sias paYeuFtrt. Collins Knapp, William Scarlet, and
Barton K. Clark, GeftHGanL@
EpY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE MADE IN
D this the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1851
shall expose for sale and sell Public Auction at the
Court House in the Cy of ken9Sa, Monday the six
eeuh day of March, A. D. 1851 the hour OF o'clock
the afternoon the following described morgaged lands
and premises, much thereof may be sufficient
satisfy the mentioned in said decree, all the
following pieces parcels Of land lying and being in Ke
Cosha Gate Racne) County State of Wisconsin, and DESERT
bed and known the southwest quarter of section six
own one north Of range twenty east containing one
huadei and siSy Of Land also the half OF the
southeast quarter Of the ahoye named section containing
eighty acres Of land.
A. P TYMES0N, Sheriff Of Rsnosta Counfy.
Me!Ig'S Gttfce, Kenosha January 2oth, 1851. 7w33
WILLIAM HERRY Wright, Solicitor f1F C0mpl,tiR0Ht
TIE above sale is postponed Monday, the eighteenth
day Of hay, A ID. 1851, at the hour and place
aIoso A. p. TYMESON, &tori9
Kenosha March 10, 1853.
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To Creditors.

In Tie matter g tle Estate Of Snet Fdrrier, deceased.
TENO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
IL Letters of Administration having been heretofore
granted Reuben H. Deming and six months from this
date being allowed and limited for creditors TO present
their claims for examination and allowance notice is here
by given that the undersigned will the first Monday of
May A. d. 1851, at his Office in the city county of Ke
nosa, at ten O'Clock A NJ reserve examine, and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against said deceased
JON b. JILsUN, County Judge:
March IL 1857. G4w40l
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
To Creditors.
In The matter Of lie Estate Of Daniel Sesens deceased
TENO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Two ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Letters testsmentary said estate having been IS
sued TO Benjamin Hatch and John L. stevens on the Zth
day OF September, A. D. 1856 and twelve months having
allowed and limited creditors from and after said
date to present their claims for examination and allow
ance notice - hereby given that the undersigned will
the frs, Monday OF Nav A. D. 1857 and the first Mon
day September 1851 will hold court at his office in the
city aud county of kenosha commencing at ten O'clock
upon said days. receive examine aud adjust all
claims and demadds Of all persons against said deceased
JON B. J1LSUN, County Judge.
March l6. 1887. va
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TAX NOTICE
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Kenosha Co,

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Kenosha Co., Wis. !
Cityof Kenosha. March, IL, 1857. !
Notice is hereby given, that much of each Of the
following described lots tracts parcels of land
may be necessary for the purpose, will the second
Tuesday of April next, aud the next succeeding days
be sold public auction at the court house in the eli
ty of KenOsha for the payment of the taxes interest
and charges thereon. Sale to commence at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon of the day above mentioned
HARMON MARSH,
4w39 County Treasurer
KEyOSHA CYTY-FIRST RHRD.
Tie Jolo,cisa0 IN : 4 Q., See 81, Toson 2 Range 60
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

w lip m or sec range 23-3 acres
5 or " or see 8 ranee 23-4Oaeres
60 acres W hi G or see ; range so
\ e qrn qrsec isrange 23-lO acres
School Section
l. hfn or sec Is range2 $50 acres
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
In s'roba;c-s<cnosha Comfy Con,
~ Tie Nrer IF Tie Guartiausiip cf Charles a. and
Hes.i..: = H9ettccH, Minors.

y
E'e,.i.e :. H9rtWcH, Minors.
an READING AND FILING TIE Pc
~ 1TioN Of Aaron + Stockwel, Guardian Of SAID hi
norS OF the town O! Salem, IN keuosa County and STATE
Wisconsin, and taking due proofs If the same, represent
ing among other things tha the said wards seized Of
certain a estate IN this county, and that is desirable
and expedent to sell the and praying license
sell the and appearing to the Court from said petit
ton that 1t is c%pcde and for the interest OF said Minors
th.t IL SEINE should be sold
II IS OFtsrsa that the next OF kin % said Wards, and
all persons interested in sal! estate, ear the eighteenth
day Of April, y. ID. 1851, o'clock A. ST the Erc-
bate Ofi"e in tie City and County of Kenosha.
ina GsJYitbtF OfG6ged that notice thereof be given
To the heirs Of said licensed and TO all persons interested
by publishing copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day hearing in the he0Sd 7gible
an I1eg'uL, weekly newspaper printed and publish
cd at kenosia in said county.
JON b. JTLSCN, County Jadge.
NJ 2,r
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PIT ofe hf o. see II; bcga 50 rds cor ID or sec;
Pt of III ar &c II; begng 20 rds and 40 rd offs
OF sd qr thenee - rd7 So rds, 50 rds 80
| rds to the place II beginning--2J Pcres.
All Of az Il, except acres belonging TO Perkins
--l55 acres.
n 80 acres y e hi a or sec 12.
% acres Of g hi az sec u.
IT OF HIN ar ~ beg'ng 80 rds Of Of sd ar
sec theme 81 rdg, ~ rds #, 50 rds 10! rds to
line ofsd Or sec . ris, liz 20 bcEng-5i acres
Fl Of h -, begug ~ rds Of centre OF sd Sec
~ rds. ~ ris, 20 rs, 40 rds to begng-S acres.
P OF hf Or - bcgng % rds of centre OF sd Sec
" S p rds IS rds, 90 rds to besng--l2 acres
TT Of a. or sec Il. begging at centre Of Sd Sec 81
rds y rs, 50 rds, q rds to beginniug-ll acres
: 80 acres Of the e ~ offs ar sec II.
Pr Of q a sec ~ tcgng q r OF cor sd ar sec,
10 rds, " ~ rls 10 rs 40 rds to begns-i acres.
; nj Sc qr & " ~ or sec l2-l20 acres.
Pt Of ~ II begging centre sd ar 20 rs
r -, ~ rts W y rds 81 rds q geg'ng-l5 acres
Z u n hi y II n 9 az wqr sec 49, acres
I hi hi, :, if o qr II or sec 1875 acres.
r. or = Or g Is, viz tiie 80 acres sd qr
P hi qr a. begng rds OF centre Of sec, n
rds IS Ms, II rd5, y rds Is ks Il to begng-5
If n e Or 5 E Or sec 14-90 acres
Pts hf i begging 81 Il rds Of or sec
55 rds Is s. rds IS rds, beginning acres
eqr sec @i-itl acres. VI hf Or see 2l-s0 acres
HIN CT sec 27--s0 acres.
p If ~ s ng f 4 are f siV aS ccr ar Of rs
rds 22 I'd y io5 rds rds 69 rds so rds to be-
W ht e ar sec $50 acres
hi hf 8 or see ESQ acres.
hf ',r frlc qr 3l-5G acres
~ Of sec 326t acres. e or sec SS-160acres
W pit inf If sec 30, being " 90 acres
Gu acres eqr cc85 ar ofn or sec $50 acres.
W 80 acre. II " or sec S6
Pc hn g sec 80 beg at centre OF Sew 10
81 rds, TO line # ar q; ut sec, As rds
| + his { or S " qr sec :.6-l9 ~ acres
| 5 W or 5 { az sec 800 acres
Pt a. sec 49, begging of Sec IS rJs 50
rds e u r"s. TO 6egng except highways - acres
II rs t9e II ris 5 % to beginning except highway
pt 4oy I. or sci. M bp, o, ri -, q cor a. CO., ~ 40
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09
ED Probate-E<eBosiIa Cennfy Court.
IN the matter Of he EstG!s Of John Jtc(2ary
an READING AND FILING THE PIE

an READING AND FILING THE Pc
~ ton OF Thomas Foley Of Peoria county and State Of
Illinois, and taking due proofs Of the same, representing
among other things that John McCarg late Of the city Of
Boston, it, the State OF Massachusetts The month Sep
tember A d. 1850 died utetae, leaving goods, chattes
and estate within this county; and that he the petitioner
Husband Of the eldest born child of said deceased
praying that administration OF said estate be granted
Reuben II, DemiIg.
is Ordered that sail petition be heard before the
Judge Of this Court Saturday the eleventh day % April
A. d. 1857 ten o'clock A. NJ, at his office in the city and
county Of ken0sla.
And is 4rter Ordsred that notice thereof be given
to the heirs Of said deceased and TO all persons Interested
by publishing copy OF this order for three successive
weeks prior said day OF hearing, il the Eetosbc Ir
hume and Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed and
published at Kenosha in said county,
3w!0 JON ID. JILSCN, tonntv Ju90s.
March Il, 1885,.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

Il, ne ner Of tie last wiz een} Testament Of C2a,is8a
u. Wiyl.tBttta.
4 AN READING AND FILING AN INSTRU-
~ MINT in writing, purporting to be the last viii and
Testament OF CfrsSa NJ. NShman, late of Kcnosha City
.1 county aud State Of Wisconsin, deceased also
on reading ana ne Tie petition of Addison p. wiShtman,
Of hcuosd CITY IN keuoSla Goaats, anu state Of NScOn
SIN and taking due proofs of the same representing aman
other M &, that the said Carissa ~ Wehtman lately died
at kcr7sha city Aforesaid, that said instrument the las
will and testament OF said deceased ana that he is the iden-
teal Addison T. Wghman named ard appointed and by
said last will and testament thereof and praying
that day may he appointed FOR The hearing the proofs of
said last will and testament,
Is Oere8 that proof said instrument be heard be-
fore the Judge Of this Court Saturday he eleventh day
Of April A. D. 1871 at ten O'Clock A. NJ at his Office in the
city aud county of kcnosha.
.ird is Jcr Oydere0 that notice thereof he giveu
10 nrirs II al deceased end to all persons interested,
by pnbehing copy Of this ci three saccessis
weeks prior said day Of hearing in the EeHOSa IT,
tune a3d 7eegydph, weekly spaper printed and pub
lShed at kenuSliI, in said county
Dated, March Is, 1891.
JOHN B. JlLSCN, County Judge =
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! lSfiHe--ioi ; bk -
DO lot ! hs So
TnO sFdcks0g-lot 3 bk %
DO lot 5 bk Sc
= .Steele-lo, : bk sc,
J LGH9sg--n { " bk -
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DR.. WIN. r. tiAYDEN'S
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BOWELS COSTIyE
They are Alternative, Restorative, AM
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Purifying the H"od,the great 1ud OF nre,--.o, ,..
strength and tone to the Whole system No -. ' SiS
be single day without them, th,if IL nl m p1'
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Z popINgoN ,vh Lowell Mas.
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- W. -.4MON Co, General Asents Chicago.
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pURKEE's EASTERN ADD1rtnv

Do hhEE- , f-ANl EkN ADDIIIUN.
The toilor'Rg IN y " Or Sec, ) Torn |
Van kanseiaer- lot bk
/ AlcCuua lot 4 bki 4 n!ake iot4bkl
o Dana Let . Jk
4 Gyosbeck-- part Of Let 8 BIZ l. commencing az the
cvr ot ed Jet. sAeBc l. rds, CT TO the II 6 cor
theme Of, tleac parallel with aforesaid line
Cto line of ID lot theac c TO beginning
DRrkec. Part of lot bk J. commencing 40 # "
e cor of sd lot, theme OF 3 line Sd lot 10 > "
cor, thcnc 10 4 " cor, theme 10 a point 30 #
) from the cor sd lot, theme to beginning
5 Reed s Co. Part OF ok |. commencing at 9
cor lot Z in sd ok, theGo Oh line sd blk TO lake
shore, theme norsherly on lake shore to town line
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-09

J.,
" hf III Il c or, sec 81 rance25-4o acres
W his c qr c pFt see 6 range l2-CJ acres
L hf c qrsco g. range $50 acres
Or al, sec ;, range 500 acres
, eqr Il c ore !, range 22--i0 acres
\ hi n Wqr rec Is, range EJ-SO acres
" Is acres hfn " or scc g. range %
l. hfs W or st" "a, range $50 acres
Wv Or sw qr &c H. range 22-40 acres
Z . acres y IN W or sec !. range %
y or. iri, see range 23-G25 ncres
\ " or, ri. scr Il range 23--G2 acres
ht Ii ora e qr sec Is, range $50 acres
\ ~ II " 81, g. rec - range 23-J2 acres
", w ~ acres II So ar sec l5 range22
d. ar e. -, range -, except 10 acres end,
30 acres
hi ~ acres Or a, sec 7, range %, c side
sand ridge road--l1 acres
e Or NV or sec %. range 22-f0 acres
wqrscc i, range 22-I67 acres
acres e Or n Or sec 6 range %
+ SIDE " qrl " q fcc range 22-3 acres
Sc cor G Or 81 zee 2 range 22-l5 acres
W or aadlo acres " side or sec 6, range 23-
10 acres
" hf n w ar sec u range 22-G4 acres
@ ar u e ar ser Is. rGnee $50 acres
" hfs grsec - rance 22-S0nctes
60 acres or sec SO range.e
\ 50 acres n W Or sec II range 30
y " grn W q sec "a range 22-4O acres
5SI aeresn W or sec range %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-07

It would be difficult instead OF easy as it i,
TO make a mistake; If the railway author
tiles had On their part done their duty and
made proper search and inquiry for 1--'s
carpc: bag, which they would not believe he
possessed. but which they afterwards found ;
ifthcy had allowed him to communicate with
hi, friends SO as to give him an opportunity,
before he wa, consigned to prison, ofproyin:
that he was rot one of the swell mob, as they
rashIy and fatally suspected, and if he had
failed to verify the account be gave Of HIM
se!f-ticn indeed it mi chit be said that there
was case for jury. But there was no such
case. The man was falsely accused, inn
prisoned. convicted, and driven mad.
Would that could here close. this tale Of
misery. The husbands relations, for reasons
which it is for them to account for, and if
they can, justify, thought proper to shun the
widow and children Of their degraded reia-
tive! Two years passed, and the little all
she had-rinss, jewelry, and part Of her fur
nture-were consumed in the support Of her
helpless children. She sought employment
at one of the houses in the city as blonde
runner, and she is now to be found, with
shattered constitution and skeleton form,
stitching from daylight till twelve o'clor!, at
night, to obtain mos. miserable and scantv
support for her three helpless surviving Chi
drcn. The work, when DONE must be taken
to the warehouse; there this gentle suffering
creature, de!icateIy nurtured, not long since
tie mistress of happy and comfortable home
has to stand for hours to wait her turn, that
her work may be examined and fresh sup
ply given to her.
In a subsequent letter Mr.. Brady saws -
"Slnce the publication of my letter have
received many kind and svmpathising com
munications, the greater number containing
from Is up 10 SO. All agree
that public subscription for the relief 0! the
unfortunate widow and children of poor L =
should at once be entered upon. \ commit
tee Of mana. ment will be formed in a dav
1r two, when list Of subscriptions shall be
published under proper direction.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-07
LINE BuggHlt,
Iron Founder Machinist
UNION IRON WORk,

CNIVN hun WUKkS,
St.Johnsburv, Vt,
COL1ClrS orders for all kinds OF Castings, and
~ Mill Work generally. Heavy Box Stoves for
Shops. Starch Mills, School Houses and Stores
IhreShing Machine Castings, Cast Iron Water
Wheels adapted to run under back water Wood
Planning Machines OF various kinds; also, Side Hill,
R;sn: Hand and Seed Flows. :ss,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-07
.SI.lIE Of gER.NONT.

Caledonia District SIS.
The Probate Ciir; for the district Of Caledonia al. per
rs Interested IN Iii" estate u RHh {. il'ugEtul. late
OF lNlr.ll. il sili district, deceased. rtc>tlir:
IP!RtIN W tthPtN TER. -,.u!ui>, Il II" estate
- Il SAID i't tate - p;">'lj> - >d court A' III. cun
IL writing that sad t",tatc Va, AT til" rT G,gh
IL" "W !rr OF ci tain reti STATE il! said Iyiul hri,
hall, "l Iiills know" as the odd III Hiiu. coupled
~ "'r ttu"lN. with Ei aprutci.at situated a lyn,i,
ttTi'r SAID administrator 1i>'' represent that i Wud be-
rci Ci! I" the heir, ti tiiu>r Interested il s.i
b: reason ." ~ infancy 81 >at heirs. ait the >I"ISc
Cc IL the thereof that IT," Niiuc estate and
al other est'tr cr>u al and real IN which the
tate vas Z, die tc "l Ter death The If Which
TIE said a:lHSa u may 10y operation Il law icc,I!c
seized ami possessed. Silu! I've >id that Ike pr,U,cts
ui such S' S.i he dctIcc and assigned tie law ,ii-
II, i. AMI the SAID administrator has .r,'.c iicatiun
said CONT Tor l,c>t ana authority 10 sell liz! hole Il said
I,l cs,t" pursuant I" tia p.UN i>io> nj Tie statute
'i.I. SAID application VII! hc heard and lie, ud 10y said
AZ the Probate office III - juhii>lurN in said district
il Iltc l2th a} ot March, i d.. l>i1 Therefore.
itrIN n'tn!ru /" appear lci re said court ut e
is,r atd' ,i AID o J.ct. il You cause" To tc granting
~ s:'. ,cilsC.
ASA l.. FRENCH. Register.
Dated al ST. Jonsbury, aforesaid. Feb II, I>57 Il %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-07
Look out for Slcp Clothing !!
December 10, 1856.

NOOD Mechanics Mkt Coats, Pants 4 Vests, Gu.
4 tom made and warranted not to Iur, all for
S7,9S,. ust the thing for service. ar
FLETCHER & REDS.
y. B.-liaving made arrangements with an ex
tensive firm III Boston we will order slop work for
all who may want, cheaper than can be honeht III
the place. FLETCHER 4 REED.
West Concord, Jan "a. 1857. lolstf