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m a'seba'e-lkoH.osi,a coun'y cours.

minor:
ON reading and fling the petition Of Jamcs KeIiv son.
- guardian Of said fnor, representa- among other things
that he the said ward sesed OF certain resi- esatcfn h
couaty, and tbat is necessary that The Should Sc od
and praying for license sell the same and appearing
70 the Court from ad petition that il is necessary 10 said
minor to sell said real estate:
It is ordered ard directed that The next o. Bin said nil
nor, ami al persons Interested m said etae appear before
the Judge OF This Cour saturday, the2th day OF Jauc
1885, at tee O'Clock A. NJ OF said day, "a h office IN the
city and county Of HeDosa, then an tlere e show
Gl any there shah BED why license shoulaoa granted for
the sale Ct said real estate according She prayer0l said
petition. Audit further ordered tbat ~ az this
der shall be published for az least three weeks prior 70 said
day ofhearng IN thc Kcuosha TFibgne ana Telegraph,
weeSy newspaper printed and published in Kenosha ~
aforesaid.
Dated, May 2Sib, 1857 JON 3. JILSUNi
3w5i County Jodge.
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In the Matter Of the Estate Of Justin Weed deceased
ON reading and fling an instrument in writing purport-
~ ing TO be the last vii and estament Of Justin Weed
late Of the town of Some IN said county deceased and
also the accompanying petition Of Hiram Bacon of said
town somers, representing among other things that ,
said Justin Weed lately died at SQmers aforesaid and at
said INSTRUMENT he1at wiz ard testament sad Geceas-
81 aud that ne The said petetioner the ideaea Hiram
Bacon named and appointed n and by sad Will and
testament executor thereof and praying shat day be ap-
pointed Tor hearing the proofs OF said last VII and tsta
y ordered that the proofs Of ssd Instrument be heard
before the Judge of this Co5rt Saturday the 21h day
city and county OF kenosha
Ana I stariher ordered that public thereofbe CIV
en- y RI perso Interested by publishing COPY Of th ar
der FOR three weeks uccesiyey prior 10 aiv OF hear
ng in the henosla rribaae and Telegraph weekly
paper printed ut Kenosha aforesaid
Dated, May 2sth. 1S51. JON B. TILsIJN.
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siseria.'s sale.
FScneahtR Enrsrrr- {, fs.rriss alllsrr.s.

virtue oftwo wits Of feri facias Issued ent and under
- heseal Of the circgt court I'D ard tyr tho county of
kenosha and state Of eon sin, 20 e Gisseted and deiv
cred against hegooJs and eAaels, auas and tenements
OF Patrick ? LynCh, hive levied upon and shaif Offer fer
sale and sell public veadce 70 The hghest bidder there
for, the law directs, So thecsnyt houses IA the CITY aud
couuy 90 Kenosha, and state aforesaid Saturday the
Both day Of May, 1851 betweenhe hours one and
o'clock DE afternoon Of sad Day a tao right, title
and interest Of the said Patrick lynch n and to the fol-
owing described pieces parcels cfand lying ard being
la the county and staie Aforesaid, 70 wiz; Tie south
hall Of che southwest quarter of seeOa number tlrty-sN
go containing eigty acres Also, AL tat portion Of the
east one hundred acres of he northeast quarter OF section
number hrtyfive go lying south % e division fencebe
Patrick T. Lynch and John AicCooueb, containing
about ffty-ve Aso all that piece % land bounded
foows beginning az stake the centre Of said section
iry-aye, running theuce east sixty rods, thence north
thirteen aud oe-lGrd reds, thence Sty rods fituce
south thirteen and opehird rods 20 he Place beginning,
containing five Aso that piece ef laud bounded
follows TO w beginning at the southe2s. corner of the
southeast quarter Of section number twenty 25hence
running westerly the south iiue Of ad quarter section,
point where the Spring Brook road iuiersccs said th
line the Blacksmith STOP, thence along the centre Of
said Spring BROOK road in norheasteriy direction 70 tho
east line said quartersecor, thence sogth GQig the
east lneahat segeny-s rods to thc race Of beginning,
cqaaiuug about thirty An lad lands e intown
north OF range twenty-five cast III thetewn Of Pleasant
Prairie, Kenosiia County, Wisconsin,.
| Dated Kcncsha, April 18th, A. u. 1851.
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R4enosi'a 0onnsy circu;s Comrt.

~ ffkhti RE or 1tQH-L4GE.
'osih hyde a2HlHat Dayid 1ccomlaoa- Chariot. lie
Commons, Georre Roglev -tO
" virtue Of decree OF Judgment % saf4 Count o ~
e sb2ge entitled cause Cor action bcariG- fe a. IN
y! q say a. u 1926 and to nc directe shaft eyposs
y SAG ana SCI q pablo aucnn 90 tao lyhsst bissr
ue.tlgli ny the Colrt euss in the CIV Of Feaosh9 K ~
~, ,s Soty " 'AsoHtA on the2lta Gy ot5une is at
t,l = = y. e gay, She property deeeribej ard
bounded q iol1ow % wit: All those certain pieces or osr
Ss o. any 3lteaed ang and bsiug ia t town of Wheat.
iill z tl1 county oi Ntuosha, aai .e OF WISCONSIN,
eng more particularly described ioicss So via THE
eR.l hst or the nertwes qugrter ind H. half N ne
go gl4t.tr y section number tweutv-siz (eG m
foE.sA nI''ber one % north Of range n sst
- yls h9njstd sixty acre. according to gov
L. w. Evans, A y TvWre0S - - - =, ''s'.
Pi'1- Aiv. rguisT Ee,5- fsr.
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PRINCE G co.'s
IMPROVED MELODEONS
TIE OLDEST EsTAEIIsnMEET IN TIE y. s,
Employing Two Hundred Hzca,

Employing AtWo 2&AlNfSsa }faek2,
AND ftslsuI
EIGHT ENsTssET RENTS PER WEEK
H9ETWEEN ii. 0ee AND 10000 or THESE
- INSTRUMENTS have been Agsied and gss--,r=a
are nrg IL use. I'D
The re Atsst improvement Il our afelodsons u i q
Divided Sweil
Secured by Letters Patent, 22d May 1905 BY means
powe q he Instruments while the Accompaniment Is soft
and slaed Hereafter, oil melodeens made by as, viii
be furnished with this attachment ctt3oet 6ess eAdfge
iran. tie Cbsamsgcjc2 Adregtisey July =, 1865.
" Messrs. Prince Co. could realize handsome lortHHe
by dip ing Of rights TO other manufacturers 10 their
new aroyenent bat a they prefer 70 make n feature
tn their Instruments can only be Obtained ~ Purchasing
one OF tl.1lr mGnufactare."
It'll eight years since commenced the manuiae-
turs g Lbs Eo~ celehgatsd Musical IHsrneet, during
which tire we have Ahsd ard sold nearly M kfEEN
IHONsAAD Voluntary t.snouiag ~ tAe excellence Of
Gar as gumelts Lc distinguished Professors q
Music - different parts Of the U8ted States, have from
time 20 time been received. Thus far have sad bat lit
lie, and oar advertisement seldom for te reason
that could not supply the demand. We have latey
erected of the largest and perfect manufacturing
Establishments hthe United States, aud we ik that
VIC M orders promptly We therefore give Tire latest
testimonial we have received:
" New YORK, 10th Oct 1850
ga PRiNcE Co. - oefiensaf The Doqble Heed Me
lodeon has arrived and most charming Instrument It is
thas been played On ~ Wallace, Doot. Hodges, VIM a-
son, and host q Others aid they all caouucc 1t one o
the most beniul toned reed instruments hey have ever
touched. Very respectfully, JAMES T. HALF
W. are not aw2re that The above mentioned Meodcon is
IN any particular superior to those daily iiasdRg
and those who inclined to favor viii
their orders, that they w be furnished with instruments
wood GASES, Workmanship Of the very best quail
~. Thestyles and prices are
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A. PAGE TYsIES0N, Sheriff
of Esslngha d o19fs4V VIE
E&enosIsn ConIsty Ctrcpia Cour9.

y VIRTUE OF a WRIT Or FIERT
2 acas issued from the Circuits out Of Benoa conn-
~, wisconsin, IN favor q Alcnzo Cgmpber piantG and
against John u Henry, descendants have levied upon the
following described Real Estate, to wit Commencing Ell
west side kenosha street 2 feet south southeast cor
ner O. lot sixteen 6 northeast quarter section six o.
town enc (I rage twenty three (s5) east souhery on
west 1eo kenosha street 30 feet, westerly about rods
70 eastine o. Old Chicago Road, north 50 ieet
ginning; which sad real estate shall expose for e and
sell TO the highest bidder the law directs save and ex-
eep hereou one quarter of an taken from Tie north
side OF The lands above described. ut the front Of The
Court Iouse IN heciy Of Kenosh ia sid County, Sat
urday h 2h day OF june A. d. 1851 between the hours OF
t%o ard rcs oelock ia the afternoon o. said day.
Keao3ta, May 10, 1851. a. p TYMESON
Gwf2 Sheriff CT Eeuc5ia. 0us.;s.
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nary Dlh and William DuG ogafzss william sfarssau
GaTy Jane marshall and BaEif Knapp
IA TrtNe OF tie decree iudglrut 3fss;J fo.s4 - =
a.. a. it .,yFe eHe c9use or actfou bearing das -
~ gay o. +iey5 a. D. ~ and - ms directed sj4n ~
.e.s.9i 81 the CoA7 House 10 thec.ly and county
"a, sla,e o. Wisconsin, OIL the 29.h dayofIne IS issy
sofhed az follows 20 Wit: The f5lioNi6g lsssgi
p~tGet or ~. Of aGd, ug and being IL TIE city aad CON-
~ eo.A1' d. re -a'e Of Wiicoasit ard more srtf-
10 DocH number one on Washington sand and 6f az
quarter or section number thirty-tVo 92I IN
33i cast. - '"en'J ''"tes
H. TtiILE, b y,t,i'r {, at ,ll4ll, loy'.
atty for PITS rf~fel f- ~ ~ ~. -
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Y lEUFiEce Uourf.
hicbao luck and Iiward Ilaiiner W. David Shaver:
CitS' of Y 1870 To David Shaver:
YOU hereby notified that writ or attachment has
been sslsd against you and your properly 8itaclcto
satisfy the demGad OF the plaintiffs in t sgit amounting
to ton dollars AVID seycny Eve cents Now uuess You a
appear beora sas Aues Justice ofthe Peace in au for
said county, at bis oice in the city Kenosha on The ath
day OF june, 1885, at O'Clock in the afternoon judy
nent will be rendered against sou your property sold
to pay Tie dsbt. IUCr & uAFgNrp
Dated tls BIRD day Of may, 1857. 8w5J
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Ise""s.'n Goaniy s5isenfe e'ourf.

ira X t7isf dgGls5 Orlando Foster john BuIe G. oro
y. Head, Dewitt Campbell, Daniel Head, aud 3 W lor
y V'uc o. ne decree or judgment Of said Cosrt made
oA Gay o MAY, A. d. l3I and TO me directed siei{ s
s1.e anu ;e % tA. highest bidder therefor a M
- ~ e Guy Oh keresha and state OF Jissou
~ o. ihs - ~ DAY OF June, 1885, q O'clock NJ af
a oay} H lfoItrEy described and bounded as follow 10
~ the clty OF hehoha aad State efWisconsn a moro %
y described aa follows, 70 wIot u4ner y n fIo1
1on o. peg t.y-2ge OBJ also, an shat part n let
1ioei h'i'e ~ in sa'G block lying cas-. 81 Iine lfsn
I 49, s' iAst Hatej hoek parallel with the east line
!hereoi, and Ter a. fset west therelsona t
L. ~. Evans, Up qVk5Es6ss ~ 81, =. ~ 81
PITS Atty. r0w4oT ~ y5.t f, y ~
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El .t5lsttcc Count.
EzTa Simmons AMI Zahaa G. Simmons Va. David Shaver

CIV ci5 81 Il 5 Ssio..5. 10 David shlycr
NQu ateherea9 Notified that writ OF attachment hss
hesi sasd again you au' our properly atta, he'd 10
TO zen collars and tWeuEyoHr cents. NOS, u-sss .ou
Sia appear before Sias Anes, Justice Of the Peace in
ana io s2id county, at FIJI office tle city Of Eenosla on
the ION day Of June 1885, ocloc ia tile afternoon
judgment N be rendered against you and yor property
sold 10 ray The debt. NTRTtf0Ve Z cf,5 ~
Dated this 2Srd day Of May, 1851 8vs1
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Giianeery gaIe.


2ate u Rfsconsjn-C 5reasg court Eeq9sEs, lf3qaty
Charles l. Cornish, planant rs l.a, w Ana Dyeo--.
S,ias D9yeapof Collins Knapp, W4,mr scagsoe ane
Barton Z. Clark, defendants.
ESY VIRTUE OF a DECREE MADE IN
- this cause on the 18Th day Of JanurIr A. D Iss7
shan expose for sale aud sell az Pablo Auction ID 81
Court House Ia the City If Kenasha sIoadav f,a s
teenth day Of March A. ., 1sj7 att tire hour sf 9o tS
ia the afternoon, te i7Nswrg described uortrqrai Gi
and premises ID murh thereof nav he g 49, -
satisfy the mentioned IN said decree ~
following pieces parcels q and lying and n ~ ~ w
nosha date AacncI Coautg =, STATE of VI isco 80 4,
bed aud known 6 TIE 7oet-west qustter 81 seetie1 "
town one, north Of range treaty -tlree cas eo, s ~,
ha51rcd and ky sres land; aiso lie We fit y s
eighty acres Of land ? eoii-Ail4@g
4 4,l 7. I9siEsoN n Rea9aia Cauafg
W,IItsg ivepe 49,, = zssl 1914. 7w3J
Jug Above SAFE Is p2siposel 70 Moalay h3 eigateeatb
a'i -. ,r...,,s 80. A. T. fi9fEsoN, &aerlG
Tbs above sale is hereby further postponed uutu sa..
day, tie 1919 day Of June A. d. 1851 * tiess, ,;
place ofsale above mentioned 'A'1
Dated May is 1871 A. p TYMEs0N, Sheriff.
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PAPER HANGINGs.
M = RBLE factory

GEORGE ACKEEV
A 1NOUGCES to the peopleof Kenosha City and
a Ds=..y AID Vicinity, that he has bought oTt1be
Marble Fs 4 of JosEPH l. EHLE, and las asi5e5
largely 10. he Stock, with both
Etaiinn ANA American Marble.
c arler all work IN the marble lire
confidence in varranting his
MokaMents, Tomb Stones Tomb y,zgles (15ys.sa.
Paint Stones
And ali other work wanted for finish and s4,,Is -
rival ali competition.
Pta'a RAISED, or Ornamental IIork, ofsny cI4roe
ter desired done style 10 sspr essts-e s,,ts.;
tloM He respectfully solicits the PATRONAGE 81 he
Public = 'i'V
2 Shop on Pearl street, south side west Of Mai,
across from the Post Office. -'''-'
kEEosHA. June lS551nlvI6
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Valuable Kenosha Property for Sale

THE south half block 60 Said lots extend from the
Lake Shore Railroad, commencing short distance
fr ON the depot, to the water.
Lot block 49, corner Wisconsin and Congress
lot lao by &c feebrck house. "a by 49, two sorys els
tern; well stone cellar; stable; granary, &c.
Lot l. block 49, Sd Ward, Chicago and Wisconsin
streets feet square House, Is by 90 and Ell ~ by IL
Lot g. block 49, Sd Ward Furnace Building and fixtures
46tf D. G. GASKILL.
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Four octave Aelcdeou extending rom 30 @, SO
-Four and q halfoeta :. CtoF, 9.
Five octave Meodeen, Ft0F +, Is
Five octave double reed, &c FtoF 13l
IN P3ano C ase
Five octave Msodeon extending from FtoF, st0C
Six octaYe n aodeon, Fto y, 49,
Five octave, double reed; FtoF, Is.
Organ Melodcon g1r chirohes) five octaves, stops,
one and hale octave pedals four sets Of reeds 50
Agents fer the sale Of our selodcons may be found
In az of principal cities and towns Of be fed states
GEO. A. PRINCE s co,
Cor. Niagara and Maryland streets, Buffalo,
1y3t and 81 Fulton street. New York
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VarnisheS. YarniShes y

EtONGRESs WATER received by Express this
" morning, by STARKWEAfHER
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q TIE . lAlTa@s'F, OHtUstLIldn NIaUaI0e BQIVIn
- D. Johnsons Female Ptils, at
STARKWEATHER g. Cos
FzNEzE celebrated Hygeos, Inhaling Vapor, and
4 Cherry Syrap, for sale by
STARKWEATHER (
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sPECIAL NOTICRa.

- Fresh Supplies OF Beautiful sprisx
GooDs.-By Steamer and Express We are rsesiying-
splsadid Flouncsd Esrese Robes
Do do. 9rensdfns DO.
Do do. Jsoonst 49,
Rich Chiuts Printed Bsrss.s
auper Bsysdsrs Striped Silks
Extra quality White and Black MORE Aptton.
Elegant Black Striped Grensdins
New style Bsyadsre Lovsllas
Pyrsuess Bhswls q now artiels
Superb Lace. Silk and Moirs Nantes
Real Point Lace Nantes and shawis and Vail.
And great variety Of other NEW and HAspsonx
Goods, which have been purchased by one of oyy
concern at lower prices than ranged esrer In III.
seas3n. Every article In large snd choice ,toek
Of Dry Goods will b. sold Ut the lowest mar ~
prices for cash. or on shsrt time to punctusl custom
ers
A full supply of Cloths. Csssmsres and vsst,pr, .
Habit Fable and Bed Linens; Plantation Goods Ia
PRICE q WATKINs
my S-st Nearly opposite Exchange Bank
Eat Cost! at Cost ...Larse and vnlsa.
BE SrocK OF Day GOODS AT CosT Tho ssbscri.
oers having made to snIsrse and other
wise Improve their store during this summer, in
otdst 20 resume ousn by sarly fall. will have 70
vscese the p emisss BY the first OF July next Pre-.
erring TO dispose OF their stock Of goods to removing
them, they will eommsncs
SELLING OFF AT COST.
And continue until the fritz Of July next Thsi.
stock contains many rare bargains the unaoy,tv ~
goods being all bought at suction
AT Low PRICES.
Comprising full stock of Dress silks SIX Rohs, T..
rege Robes, Jaoonstts Lawns, all Of
THIS SEASONS PURCHASE.
ALsO-An endless variety Of White Good, and
French and Scotch embroideries remarkably ebssn
1t will be to the interest of everybody who has "
buy their line to call before purch elsa
where. J. MILLHIsEk 4 RAG
ny o-otist'y 1873 Broad street
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pRyrER SLAVERY About three years ago,
Mas Anne w. Tsliaferro, of King William coun-
ty Va, emanc ipated 40 negroes, giving each $50
They were placed in Quaker settlement in Ohio
bvF w. Scott, executor of the estate. A few
weeks since Mr.. Scott had occasion to visit them
on business, and found them in wretehed con-
dition, almost starving. One of the children bad
been stolen, and several had died for want of a,'
tsntion and the necessaries of life. They begged
Mr. S. TO allow them to return with him to Vir'
ginia and 90 into slavery
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Desertion of Saratoga aad Newport.


Itappears that the pleasure. going crowds of the
great metropolis are about to desert Saratoga and
Newport. Some of the reasons are given in n
York paper. The hotels, it says, are badly bull,
wooden shanties; meals are served after the fash.
ion that animals are served in a country uepa
gerie; per diem equals that of first class hotel
bed rooms unfit for respectable dogs; leaders OF
society either parvenues, snobs, or stock iobbips
forgers, a la Huntington; the men pass their time
with billiards, brandy and segars-the women in
dressing, flirting, and scandalizng their dear
friends.
This is the account given, by New York iour.
nal OF the state of its own watering places. Con.
sequently, some of the best customers of Ssratoya
and Newport will go there no more. Thousands
will join In the summer immigra ton to Eurone
and others seek quiet places in the mountains
and by the sea side. To this latter claas we
would recommend the various watering nIacaa
OF Virginia We suggest to the proprietors of
those watering places, that they take measures
to make known the merits of their various re.
sorts to the large crowds in the Atlantic cities.
VINO are uncertain where to spend the summer
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ALBANY, Thursday, May There are runors
of serious breaks on the middle division of the Ca.
nal The Seneca River aqueduct 10 said to have
given out and also the lesser aqueduct near Port
Byron. These accidents would prove a serious de-
triment to canal navigation The late storm will
retard navigation fully one week.
There have been a very heavy slide into the
canal below Boonsvi.lp, IN the eastern divisions.
The Intern ational Bridge bill has been read a
aecond time In the Canadian Parliament, and res
ferred TO the Committee of the Whole
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GOLD IN PITTsYLvANIA COUNTY, VA-The
DauvilIe wa Register has seen beautiful irgot
of gold, which was obtained at the Elliott Mine
near the White Oak Mountain, in Pi.tsylvania
county, which is at present being worked on q
| small scale, by Messrs Davis & Hutchings.
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Richmond and Stauntou Telegraph Line.
The workmen have already commenced erect,
Ing the telegraph line between Richmond and
Staunton. Our citizens will soon be called on 10
take additional stock. II 10 an enterprise Of great
Importance to Richmond, and will literally reward
hose who invest
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THE BOSTON FAILUREs.-The late failures o'
dry goods firms Of Boston, probably feAeh al
amount of a million and a quarter OF dohars' ne
Traveller hears of one case where as high as l.
psr cent for money has been paid within six
months. 7. is fearad by shrewd business men
that eve have not seen the last Of such failures
tho present season.
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The Fresbet In the susquehnuna

WILLIAMsPoRT Pa May THE Susquehanna
has been very high-within two feet of the great
food of 1877. 1t has now, however, fallen con-
siierably, and no damage of any consequence has
been done The boom, three mileE above this, was
not Injured. An immense number of logs have
foated down and been secured in the boom.
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r. Abel u. Mayo,
A zeTnpNl.V AR FAXly AN

r. Abel u. Mayo,
viii give prompt attention to the Liquidation Be-
curing and Collection of Debts Of every description
by legal process in the Courts of the City OF hsh-
mond and County Of Henrico II
Dispositions and other Notarisl Business punetnsilJ
attended to.
Any reference given that may be desired.
Office opposite the Law Building, over August
Eanpolph's. spH-lni
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Ms- LIKENEssRs FoG 80 CsETs.-Previour to the
opening OF the extenslve TYLER Co.'S Gallery l39
Main street, the public of Richmond were compelled
to psy So for quite inferior pictures but they
enjoy fully the advantages possessed in ether cities
Portraits 50 cents.
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AHlUshMkNTs.

* FAIRFIELD RA.
~AASA CES-sPRIE0 MEETING,
1N 1857 will commence on
2sSSSsT TUESDAY, the 18th day of
May, colt stake as follows
FIRST DAY, Tuesday Sweepstaks for year Odds,
mile heats, $500 entrance, half forfeit closed with
the following:
VIM Fl Gibbons names oh. f. by Glencoe dam Sal
ly Ward.
o. r Hare names b. C. by Znganee, dam Marchio.
ness.
Cheatham Tally names b. f. by Tally. Ho, dam
Oratrix.
Also, b. I. by Revenue, dam Andrswetta.
a. N. Payne names b.. G.. by Childs Harold, dam
Emily Thomas.
Thomas boswell names c. By Chllds Harold, dam
Sarah Waships atom.
Oden Bowie and F NJ Hall name or. f. Birds, by
Prince George, out Of Arrabella. By trustee.
Also, b. c. Coiington, by Prince George, dam By
Gargreve.
SECOND DAY, Wednesday-Propietors Purse
$500, two mile heats
THIRD DAY. Thuysday-Joskey Club Pure $500,
three mile heats.
FOURTH DAY, Friday-Propristor's Purse Sl00,
mile heats three more to make rsce free for all
ages. N. C. EGGLEsTON,
ap 27-dtllthny Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOYICEa

- Protection Building Band Comuauy
This Company will holS their regular Monthly
Meeting this SATURDAY, evening tbs 9TH inst.
1.-THE 10th being sundayl ct their room, basement
of msssrs. Lee Bsey's fiji -, at O'clock
Dues received during the day, at the secretsry's
office. I2i Maia street
my Git u. TOWNSEND Sse'y
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Escape of n Murder er

OswEGo, Thursday, May 7, 1e57-Edward H.
Roloff, convicted of the murder of his wife and
child, escaped from the Jail at Ithaca on the night
of May ). $500 reward is offered for his appre'
hong
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WASHINGTON, May s The Cabinet to-day de-
voted it's time almost exclusively to Kansas affairs.
Gov. Walker was present. He takes the oath OF
office as Governor of the territory here before his
departure.
The Commissioner Of Patents has returned to
the city and resumed Ills duties.