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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

NDaKP FIRsT PRkh1UN OUIORkD AND BRTI.ILAN
" ereworks
LAsorstory. North Point
Jersey City, n. J.
orcers for above should be addressed 70 J. q.
RIDGE Jr.. jersey City. or W -
rHOS. DuNKIN, AxenA
No 10 Maiden Lane i. T.
Wbere samples erh piec~s also variety % se
tuird s'orekeep.rp ioh crsckern
los rucsets, candles. Ao Ac., Ac., may We found
Goods delivered any the a Ne rA0-
roAf ssaubo-i aiops. tree Of expense
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

HtRrwURks.-
MAGNIFICENT cclnrrd aad brilliant
Erbibiioual 6re sUrks
ready, with progrSmmss, n ~
ORlaIrA, UNITED 1T ~ res LABORATORY,
Once. lss Washington sire T. Jersey City.
tAboraiory street second olock frvm tho ferry,
ISAAC EDuE, ST.. PyrossrhnhA
sew york city Depot ~ 81 liberty strret
Aiso. every escrptiou OF sales work for the trade
Orders add essed LEM PUTNAM agent m Lbevsy
sv~~s New vorh. w,' meet With prompt stenucs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

sTUrvAKr, Friday, June IL, 1857.
TIE hc4i7r, OF Stuttgart, officially denies the report
that Copgrcss Of German princes Is to DO held at
wudbsd.
TIE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE.
Bxu<rs Friday night, June IL, 1857
The Iadqsnienoe Beige contains a tecgrapnc despatch
from Hamburg stating tba, the Graut Dixie Constantine
arrived thereon Thursday, and Immediately left TO- Kir
where be would embark the evening In the frgste
Purak FOR ~ Petersburg direct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

The BLONDE RINGLEr AT THE FA1R-At charity
fair lately got up by the benevolent fashiouabes
of Paris, the Princess P. had counter covered with
elegant tres. One of her gay acquaintance, Count
de r. approached the stall, and after looking at all
the articles was walking quietly away. The lovely
shopwoman, upon this, called out to know whether
he was going to be so uncourteous as pass without
buying something of her.
al would,' he said with significant look, " if you
would sell me what want
"Well, what isitY'
That lock of golden hair which falls so beautifully
to your shoulderm
You shall have it," replied the Princess, very
promptly, and seizng pair Of scissors. she clipped
it, close to her temples 1t was then duly wrapped
in piece OF paper and handed across the counter.
&c Five hundred francs" said the Princess.
The Count as promptly drew check from his wal
let and filed it up for the amount. secretly thinking
it was rather dear, but pOcketing it with a very
chivalric grace.
The next day. the Count telling the story with some
triumph to his sisterin-aw, who happened to be an
intimate friend of the Prncesss was surprised to find
it received with burst of hearty laughter.
The Princess made good bargain out of You,
said his sister, for as chance TO know the five hun
dred francs which she charged you for that single
curl, is three or four times much as she paid the
hair-dresser for the rckole ,cig'''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

ANEcnorE OF MRs. SIDnoNs.-When Mr. John
Home, anthor Of the tragedy of Douglas e." lived in
Edinburg, he one day entertained AT lunch the Lady
Randolph Of her day, the celebrated Mrs Siddons.
She was asked what she would have to drink, and
happened to mention little porter"
John, said Mr. Home to his seryng,man, "youll
get Mrs. Siddons a little porter"
Then the conversation went on as usual, John hay.
ing meanwhile disappeared from the room
My dear, where is John l want slice of bread
I really think this young man will not suit US, nv
dear-hes so very stupid"
After some fretting about john the delinquent sud
denly came in, followed by stout short Highlander
from the street, with baldriek of ropes over his
shoulder, and leaden badge on his breast.
John, where have you been? You've been much
wanted-why did you leave the room? I'm very
angry with you."
90, sir" quoth John, " I've been out to get the
little porter for the ady-and here's the rsSy least
one could find on the stand
The mistake the aspect of the little porter undoing
his ropes, for job, at the door, and the puzzle.
ment Of the ancient host and his wife, We're too much
for Mrs. SiddOns, who went off into perfect shouts of
laughter and scarcely recovered tranquility for half
an hour
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

Various suggestions have been made in England to
provide Tor the abolition of the income tax A young
lady proposes the imposition of an additional tax on
cigars on all dogs except King Charles spaniels
skye terriers and Italian greyhounds; guns yachts
canes and walkng-stcks.
several young gentlemen recommend tax on
crinoline, on bandone, on eau de cologne, natchou
and other perfumes on buns ices, bouquets, pianos
and white satin shoes
The yegetarians contend for tax on butchers
meat the hom9opathists for an increase of duty on
| on allopatic prescriptions.
Pater familias, are in favor of tax upon lodging
houses. An old bachelor wants tax on ollipops,
taiiee toys rusGs tops and bottoms wetnurses cats,
perambulators and babies. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA CALIFORNIA AND OREGON

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.--Closes on the 4th and 10th of
each month, at G P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
10Th and 2Sth of each month.
Gz-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc. via England, by packet or private
ships, 35 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid.
The postage to places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is: On each single letter,
43 cents and on each newspaper, s cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received
BJ-The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, (va San Francisco is, on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance.
The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc, the do
nestle rates apply. IS. HEWITT, P. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
lfh 0rIsans 9aiIu Grsstfnt.
soFTRY, MISCELLaNRoUs AND TALES,
Damned,
By n. FL AsH.

Z y r. r9tI r.
Ssss You tel me love is sweet,
4 III But YOU lie n slg sgsf 81
There il q sting
Hid beneath his downy wing,
And his feet
Trample down the human heSrt,
Till the burning blood drops start,
And you die.
will tall you--she was fair, VI
Very fair
Her eyes were soft and meek,
Yet prodigal of light;
And her hair
Hung in wavy masses low,
On q brow as pure as snow;
And her cheek 8S 1850
Soft and white, III So
Had been tinged with rosy light,
BY the spirit of q sunset
That had died for love Of night.
had worshipped- was weak
As lost my self.controi-
clasped her jewelled hand
And-but you cannot understand
How the waves Of feeling roll
4 Till they oyerwhelm the whole;
How our passions are the daggers
Stabbing reckless at the soul.
She is dead--so am i.
cannot find her here.
There's no light, nor air, nor sky,
Only fear.
Time has ceased lis forever.
We will never meet again.
All my dark, despairing pain
A Will leave me never, never.
And she, who cursed me with deceit,
Even while kissed her feet,
Is-can you tell me where?
She is in some other sphere,
And it may be she can hear,
Thrilling wildly on her ear, s,.4s-4 z. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

These lines may be read in any direction, hOriz0n-
tally perpendicularly: the five magic words still
appear. 90 Sator drepo Tenet Opera Rotas. (Can
any one furnish the true translationD
The following is no less startling than new. 1t is,
We presume from the pen of an unwedded {" Western
editor"
l sat me down in thought profound,
This maxim wise drew {;
It's easier for to like girl
Than make girl like you.
Young men affected with calico proclivties will
please copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

DoGBERRy, THE Coroner The following reminis-
sence of Coroner Connery acquires interest from
recent occurrences. He held an inquest upon the
some months ago. During the investigation he ex-
amined the Italian, who did not understand word Of
English, when the following eolloquy occurred:
CoronerA-Do you speak English2
Ealian.-[ Demonstrations either that he did not
understand English or the question, or both. 40
s5C0r.--Do you speak German
8Nai.-Same demonstrations as before.
Cor.-Do yon speak French
. Kdl.-Same demonstrations as before.
COr.-Do you speak Spanish "A
9 ftai-De Demonstrations as before.
Cor.-Do you speak Latin?
Demonstrations as before. 5
Cor-[ Expanding eruitingly.] There, gentlemen
OF the jury you see hare addressed him in five diff
ferent languages, and he does not understand one.
IN. Y. Evening Post.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

good story is told of sheriff who came near
eeing oatdone by person it was in the line of his
duty to hang.
Sir, said the gentleman as the sheriff was care.
iuly adjusting the rope, really, your attentions de.
serve my thanks. In fact | do not know of any one
| should rather have hang me-"
Really" said the sheriff, "you are pleased to be
complimentary. do not know of another individual
II would give me SO much pleasure to hang
Good IS stronger than evil. A single really good
man N an i'll place is like little yeast in gallon Of
dough-it can leaYen the mass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

kATGAT'cHER's REToRr.--A lady uptown was
il was the especial qualification Of neighbor b. TO
tease A few days ago, neighbor D. sent a shot
through the lady-cat's head from one Of those in
into the eighth period of feline existence. The fa;r
possessor Of the fair Tabby, intent upon revenge
said nobody to nothing, = and set something like
twenty-five rattraps, Of all sizes and descriptions in
her own and and the houses of some friends-a rat
ago the revengef lady boxed up sixty.fye rats and
mice labeled the packet after the fashion Of fash
ionahle present and took the pains to have it con
yeyed 70 Richmond and forwarded back to the wife
in her paror, in the midst Of half dozen friends
the rats and mice jumped oct and seampered away,
and every one feigl-ed except one who read upon a
little note IN the bottom of the box" Mrs D.. your
husband killed my cat. / send you my cats whole
fortune, in real estate Petersburg Express.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

Those who admonsh their friends, says Plutarch
should observe this rule not to leave them with sharp
expressions LII language destroys the force of rep
rehension. which should be always giyeu with prt
denee and circumspection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
The Bachelors Soliloquy.

20 marry, or not to marry that's the question.
Whether It's nobler in the mind to suffer
The sullen silence Of these cobweb rooms,
Or seek In festive halls some cheerful lass,
And, by uniting, end it? To lire alone
No more and by marrying, say we end
The heart-ache, and those ills and makesnifts
Bachelors are heirs to lis contamination
Deyoutly to be wished.
sa To marry to live in peace
Perchdnce III tcdr. aye, there's The rub;
For in the marriage state, what ills may come
When we have shuf1ed off our liberty,
Must give US pause. There's the respect
n That makes us dread the bonds Of wedock;
For who could bear the noise of scolding wives,
The fits of spleen, the extravaganza Of dress
The thirst for plays, for concerts and for balls
The insolence OF servants, and the spurns
That patient husbands from their consorts take,
When he himself might his quietus gain
BY living single.
Who could wish to bear
The odious name of Bachelor,
Rut that the dread Of something after marriage
fAh! the vast expenditure Of income
The tongue can scarcely telD puzzles the will,
And makes rs rather choose the single life
Than go to jail for debts we know not off
Economy thus makes bach Tors of US all !
aud thus our melancholy resolution
Is still increased upon more various thoughts.
g. Mobile Tribune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

SYMPTOMS OF FIRST LovE.--When you find Master
Jack suddenly refuse one morning to play marbles
any more foreyerbe sure that Master Jack is seized
with his first love- A
4, When you find in Master Jacks bedroom sundry
looking bottles with yellow bear in blue forest on
the label which the label not the hear) informs you
mat the contents Of the bottle is an onguent that
makes the moustaohes grow--you may be sure Master
Jack is seized with his first love.
you find Master Jack no longer pays that atten-
non to the solids Of the dinnertable which he was
wont to do and there is no other causebe sure it Is
an attack OF his first love that occasions it.
Jack becomes satirca, and alludes in scornful
terms TO the wordhe sure Jacks first love has Just
sprouted
Ii you find pocket edition of Byron anywhere
about Jacks clothes-be sure Jacks far gone in his
first love.
1t you find pair Of patent feathers coming home
srom your shoemaker's one Saturday afternoon, and
cant remember ordering them, and they don't fit
anybody but Jackdont blame him first loves res
ponsble.
II You see jacks fngerends rather nky, and scraps
OF an acrostc anywhere aroundbe assured that first
love has caused the spelling Of some good stationery
Finally, II Jack IS suffering from first love- don't be
nard on the poor fellow; and, above ALL don't meet
.he complaint with too strong remedies lest it strike
M and Jack strike out from parental authority
First love is like the whooping-cough-- must all
nave 1t, and it IS best to catch it young.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

The following dialogue recently took place:
Gentlepan--Is Mrs. NJ. in? M
Domestic sir, she's not at home.
gentleman -Ah, ! am sorry, as | owe her some
money, and have called to pay 1t. When
Voice from over the balustrade- / am in! To
DO sure ami Why, Betsey, didn't you know that ?
Request the gentleman to walk up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
FIRsT plsrRIer oounT} MUNICIPALITY No. IPRAYING
~' AVENUE, No. 7,2ss '''ii>'''
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ...
mate and for the inspection OF whomsoevr 1t
notice hereby given that said of the
MONDAY the 18th April I e Il ;2Snf bspsy Clerk
New Orleans March Il, 1857. mI6 aot
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA
PREMIERE couH DE DISTRICT Al NJ De
delaN'lle Orleans. URE de IAvENrE Or
A TOUs CEUx QUE CELIA CoNCERNE, sALUT.
A TTENDU que les mmlsslaires ci-devant
"A romme cet'e ont depose cope de Destination
ct de pour inspscton Dc oues inter
presene de pour conrme IL LII NDI l3me jour
Nouvelle. Orleans lie "A mars, 1851 milo 2ot
STa q
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
they why by
Of hs estate should not he and funds
mil 10 70 A. DREUx, Deputy Clerk.
a u S G2eT o pE sVG oWS No.
A es asa &c os a"es
De publication les rasons pour esoueles lie
presen6 par point
"f Fns @fi {" a 1t fi S sdnf:
NIL 1920 A. DREuX Dtpue Greaier
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Sixth DIsrRlcr COURT JOHN RILEY J. S SULLIVAN
of New orleuns and others. No. 4,42l
" hSy nse wh in en- rom rs &
hereof Why the provisional account and t@bean
proved homoogaed and the funds distributed accordingly
tfAsp'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk
Clerk, Office, March 7, 1851. nj stinIod
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
slxlEME CouR DE DISTRICT }J9HN Riley vsJ. $. SUI
A Wis est par lie present dome n toutes per-
sonnes celia psut daxoit dtnire dams dix
qlec compile on tabIsan presen pHr t. B. snson
sn nG s s an @ s1e les n e
Far ordre de Ia cour . , ~ - :
Bpre, d. r :. GA nsr JAMES Depu' SEsieSj
F'Hi r,, !Ss y? ss, ocoUHr NLoTz IA FossE
BYTE ofo writ Of t,erl fpe,as
r:.es is he Fars orleans: Wit proceed
one # q HotsEH6Ip FGRS 1T S'tA NJ"
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMsnCn'h on the spot. ,,-,,
PREMIER couR Pc JusTlcE2 NJ IoTz vs.. 4: FossE.
xE q s a% r il &c sf' Fs.! a s,
81 sd r M%K % j. a is j. mS @ E" SS SS
de Julia. Foucher ct MagulinS-
UN LOT De MEUBLES.
SaS dams i'alnre colossus.
DITIONS-Comptuut
mll l6 - "a WIN. G. QUIRK, Connetabe.
PsS 81 Or
Qf VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to III e
ID directed Hon NJ Bradford Second Justice the
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed pub
lie auction Warehouse Circus street
and Periido streets, THURSDAY, March 18Th, 1851
II O'Clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SEIZED in the t'plye entitled suit
TERMS-Cash OIL the spot
MT II l6 ~ W. W. MITCHELL, Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

SlCKLEs ~ CO., DRUGS, MEDICINES, SURGICAL
iNSIkN MENTS, ETC.. wholesale and retal Nos 50 and
Cana street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
d2a 6mAEw No 50 Carondelat ~ M M, S5A;AkEE'

az mlNM No. - Carondeiet St, New Orleans La
NOTICE TO TAX PA1ERS-sTATET1Y con
- ifcnF once Tor the First District of the rty of New Or
ne undersigned Collector STATE Taxes does bereIy
P%y 55 S S5s@fs far G sa%sd TO the State Taxes y
District, 10 cali al my Office No % CITY Nil ti-i , I "a
PnSS t me same "nh'n the time prescribed by law
mA2 ut TJiov &c ,rrry,-
T. s Accents for residents win nl.uSs I'M IN w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

SLARh, STAUFE'Eft ~ Co.. A 4 ID A r Il,
MilR "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

A IL $500 . \ SOh,IitlBu ABLES-BUREAU NJ
.cICF de taxes Etlt pour premier dI,fr de- yili
9r!eAs-e soussgne coecrelr lie axrs diFtat
.L!. Itt ie present tou qui dniyeut dies taxes
@ n, anne 1906 ct des tuNes de LICENCES pour Vannee
bureau No. o. City Hail troisGmc etayn 81 We Gn " i
aN]S S37S c dela present. par Ia loi de A. asP O
p : q. s,,u.. THOMAS ASEEW. Collccteuv.
jstR 'su'S '2p PIE u sl'2'eT I3SF
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q " SHAW. W. W SHAW. d y.
SHAW, G. W., q Co., COMMISSION AND FOR
? WARDENG MERCHANTS, No. "a Poy lros street New
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
Chr,,ecry sass,

State Of Wiscoast'-CIrcaH CoeaF Keaosta County.
Charles h. Cornish Complainant Betsey Ann Davenport.
sas Davenport, Collins Knapp, William scarlet and
Barton f. Clark, defendants.
EpY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
al this the 18th day Of JHnuary, A. D. 1851
shall expose for sale and sell Pubic Auction, the
Court House IL the City Of Kenosha, Monday, the
eenth day Of March, A. D. 1885, at the hour Of two O'Clock
in the afternoon, the following described mOrgaged lands
and premises, much thereof may be sufficient
satisfy the mentioned in said decree, viz all the
following pieces parcels of land lying being
nosha Gate Racne) County State Of Wisconsin, DESERT
bed and known the southwest quarter of section six,
north Of range twenty containing
hundred and sixty Of land also the west ha OF the
quarter OF the above named section containing
eighty acres of land
A. P. TYMEsoN, S5srig Qf ReBoNta County
&eF{5's Office, Kenosha January 2Sth, 1851. Tw35
WILLIAM HERRY WRIGHT Solicitor for COaptdindHt
The above sale is postponed Monday, the eighteenth
day Of May, A. D. lS5I al the hour and place rs
above A. F. TYMESON, .Sbeiff
kenosha March l6, 1851
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
TAX NOTICE
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Kenosha Co.. Wis
Cityof Kenosha, April g., 1857

TREAsURER's OFFICE, keno6nd Co.. MS.
Cityof Kenosha, April 9, 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 May next, and the next succeeding days,
be sold at public auction the court house in the CT
ty Of Kenosha for the payment of the Railroad taxes
interest and charges thereon. Sale 10 commence
at nine clock in the forenoon of the day above men
toned. HARMON MARSH.
4w39 County Treasurer
EEN0SHA CTTY-FIRST WARD.
Tie tolioloing in s E Or Sec 81 Tosa 2, Range 10
Mrs Web5-Part Of blk 3, commencing 100 fl of
sd blk. theme southerly l42 tt, theme to
west st 100 it. theme 1884 it, thence 100 IT. thence
northerly about I5i # to Grand st, thence 90 #
to beginning
Geo w Handy-Part of blk 3; commencing at W
corner of sd blk, thence rds, thence rds, 8
| to line sd blk, W to beginning.
/ Dennis Kelley-Part of bk 3; commencing Line
of sd blk rds of corner thereof, thence n
/ rds, e 30 #, to line of blk, TO beginning.
| L " kiRney--Part of blk B. commencing on line of
/ sd blk rds of corner thereof thence II rds,
/ Q rds to $ line thereof, W to beginning.
E p LeTis-Part of blk 4; being OF the following:
/ commencing at the corner thereof. thence LOO
#, to W line thereof TO corner, 10 beg ng.
| N Ekle-The two-thirds of 8 e of ok :.
| Part of blk {; commencing fne 50 t, W
of corner thence Il rds W 10 It, S to line Of
| sd blk, and to beginning.
| n Ehtc-Part of bk Z, commencing on line OF sd
blk SO 1t of W corner, thence n rds, IS f. to
| line sd blk, and to beginning.
" Ehle-Part of bk 7; being the centre of the W
| or of said block.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
kenoehn Cornty Circnit Conrl.

EpY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FIERI
I'D facia issued the Circuit Court OF Kenosha eoun
ty Wisconsin, in favor of Alonzo Campbell plaintiff, and
against John g. Henry, defendant have levied upon the
following described Real Estate, wit: Commencing gu
side Kenosha 297 feet south oiSouth-cas cor
Of lot sixteen (6 northeast quarter SECTION SIX to
town a, range twenty three (2) east, pulhery
side OF Kenosha 80 feet westerly about rods
line of Old Chicago Road north 90 feet east 10 be-
ginnng which said real estate shah expose for sale and
.el the highest bidder the law directs, and ex
cept therefrou quarter Of taken from the north
side Of the lands above described, the front door of the
House. the city of Kenosa ia said County Sat
Grday the 18th day Of May A. D. 1851 between the hours OF
two and three O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day.
Kenesha, April ], 1851. A. p. TYMESEN,
GW42 Sheriff Of Kenosha County.