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T$l0,001 ,ss own account, and q like sum
on accorlnt5 Of his mother--to be invested here,
and that lie would then refund the money he
had taken.
No more was said about the matter, and on
the goth he sent word to the store that he was
too unwell to be at his post at The regular
TT1uF for commencing business, but would reach
there at 2 o'clock. About l o'clock he went
to a livery stable, hired a horse and rode ont
by the Preside road to 5gsne Mountain Gene
terry. Within the boufsds of the cemetery, and
at a spot upon its north side. he wrote a letter,
directed it to Mr.. Macondray, placed it to-
gether with a ten dollar gold piece in a hand
kerchief and tied the bundle to the horn Of the
saddle. He then turned the horse loose, and
it returned to the stable in the city, where the
bundle was opened, the letter found and sent
to Macondray. That gentleman opened and
read it, and was mortified at its contents. We
can not present it entire, as it contained mat
tiers not for the public ear. but will give d
brief digest of its principal points. Branda
confessed that he had committed a great wrong.
that implicit confidence had been placed in bis
integrity, and that he had abused the trust.
He added that his feelings Of remorse were I'M
bearable, and that he intended deliberately to
commit suicide that by the time Mr.. Macon
dray received his communication he would
most probably be in the presence Of his God,
to whose mercy he commended himself. He
also indicated the precise spot in which his
body you'd be fonnd. They Immediately pro-
ceedea thither and found himin the ngonies OF
death. and soon breathed his last. The follow
ing is the letter addressed to Capt, Macondray :
@Capt. Mdeonardy--I have, injured you
you, one Of the best Of men. Forgive malA. oh.
am nearly crazy and will soon be Dead.
Think OF it: in a few moments to be in ne
presence of God | feel cool, yet mad-z1
think that [ am thus suddenly 10 ,lease tlIis
world, this beautiful view and all my friends.
Oh God. my poor mother; | do hope she is not
alive. This misery will kill her. I pray all
forgive me. | feel cold this damp air; the
steamer has Just fired her gun; thank God she
is OIL Tell George Clifford to take my pencil
and do afterwards with it as he thinks best,
aud. to be kind to the giver. | leave ten dol
lars give the man of the horse that amount.
Say to Judge EIager that / am mad, and ask
forgiveness of him.
Jan. 20, 1858. ts A. f. ERANDA,"
On the back of this letter the following was
added : 6 9ou4will find my body on the hill
near the Lone Mountain Cemetery. Please
have me buried III the Mission Yard, as / am,
or rather was, a Catholic. II | am wrong in
leaving this world, where nothing remains but
misery, may God forgive me. | have been
looking at the steamer how sad | feel Please
do not allow any publication to be made about
me--the note, for instance. This | ask for
mothers sake. As | write this in the saddle,
| fear you cannot read it. | would like Capt.
Maeendray and Judge Hager to open my let
ter. for me-
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The attention Of the public is specially called
to the auction sale of dry goods etc, by Messrs.
shwartz Il Kaufman, which will take place
Monday, Che 10th instant. Great barga MS
may be expected. and buyers should be on
hand. See advertisement in another column,
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ta3af Ui,pcf<npct in th<lDffM
sstslad a,ysS},as sn;r;;fs raaSa
rssnrt u shs sn,aa fmedd%&
;5Sn;r;as SSncerniar Mn,
Unit aTs mi s,Iilieiently me
enrios;tvs III aIlbibiic6I stu ayailed
b;ynssTf 81 ths saTnesnrnorfh fisfv his
mind nj anne sotiers matters sonnected
w;M tbsolhrv Es6Fss fbtibAica3 H;st0ry. III ese o,es-
s;oss haEi,gs heei f,rono,nded NM Al Inherent times
Nh s1Iaces when conclusion swass imnossible.
afiS ,hbSv;no been klSays, answered ;nstEe afIir.
f,nt;ve thes nformation thns o~i,tninaa mavshe,
,eus,,.aed &. naaraetfv reliahlas
q7fsbe minister ofsihesohsne aIsoga mantioned
lr;vps some snart3 chhIjn ~ cnncern;nr one ~ tbe
occosions III wh;ch III enns,ltrd7fb nv SHIRTS
1,hev AZ snbstontiallyas fallnws III nrnnosed
Is ia mediums IL XII ! few ;anesf;ons 10 test
fhe nature 81 I'M phenomenon III table ~rocIinr,
Ba;no informed KIT fhs,ns mi na,taI; ,tsyroa,,'
tories Wonld Be 8 readily answered usis as audible
MAJ III ,yro,o ~ . 100 e 10 M IA ,aYno n
ca;n All ashoa f. ~ ., PrtMs nrssant ~
whose name nv eyes i resting p Tfbe motion
81 tie table .feni;sd afis,aa5iselv. He then
Hsasi;pd q VIII fbnt ,,d,san nswer ma \ fMS
questions WI Tie abswer Nd again ,.firma.
tive,
an th;ngs p,ts III rs ana IN rea;,n,s
div Immersed w;th ina solAmn;tv ~ m s..
casion. when crave theological points were to
he inyest;gated tSa min;s5ar Hred h;s owe IN
spven naast;ons ,yh;cl, M lt.a nrav;nnslv nsa.
nared hi I'D oncern;nyse ~ Il oie h ~ urn Mn
/ Pleasc give / tr,,e an5W6ff "a The nnestion
,ro, ,yb;chf III . ~, r.s,s b, ~ mi, III
tion an af;rmatiye answer Y was piven' W N
The inunig'v was finished lie minister com.
menced snYd;na mn tha ssss 4icas IN ret,s,,
a;sclos;ng liam II ,,sassat Taas a;to.s
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iR1NY--~' Is pig iron peIrifcd pork or con-
geaied bacon p A member Of an eminent
manufacturing firm says, " If we Smctt it, we
should find out" Wv
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"Thank God exclaimed Rabelais, with an
honest pride, as his friends were weeping AROUND
his death-bed, aft were to die ten times over.
! should never make you cry half so much as
] have made you laugh"
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II yon are determined to commit suicide in
consequence Of poverty, do the deed early in
the morning, instead Of late at night, and Won
VIII save The expense Of three meals.
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The officers Of the steamer Bayou Belle will
please accept our thanks for polite attentions
IN the shape Of files Of city papers;
Our friends of the w. Burton and Anna
Ferret have laid US under renewed obligations
for like favors.
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- sfs Iron the London Times.
Another Peep atSthe Sea Serpent.

.Sir-I beg to enclose a copy of an extract from
the meteorological journal kept by me on board the
ship Castilian, on a voyage from Bombay to Liver
pool. have sent the original to the Board of Trade,
for whom the observations have been made during
my last voyage. am glad to confirm a statement
made by the comrnanast of Her Majesty's ship Dmda-
lus, some years ago, as to the existence Of such an
animal as that described by him.
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,es.sA
..z,A,is
Ny ~, 20, is an exeIaIn. IN
Ny whole is good advice to til
good Reading Matter.
Answer requested by the Re
MARRI1

NJ
On Thursday, the 18th insta
Andrus, the brides Unci
Rev. g. A. Frazee, Mr. osc
CATHAnrNE SLOANE, both Of s
IT when the heart is filed
appear cotieur de 7Dse, how
must seem the world to the
destiny for veal or woe has.
Heaven and the laws Of man, be,
on this side the boundaries Of
country" While they shall lin
beneath the skies, may earth tol
paradise, and death at last but find
pared to live together always "
gone hence, may young Clarks still
TO record their good deeds and
memories among men.
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ONE By ONE THEY us.--By reference
to q notice in another columr-a marriage
notice. will be found chronicled the departure
from the effete ranks Of bachelordom, of an
esteemed friend, Oscar Clark. An editor, .es-
pecially . bachelor one, has painful as we'll as
cheerful facts to announce daily in his columns,
and Of the latter none more encouraging than
those Of the exit Of his personal friends from.
the great Sahara Of single wretchedness to the
charmed circle Of matrimony, whose untrodden
paths appear to the uninitiated to mleander
through perennial flowers, where springs Of
perfect happiness are ever yelling up to steep
his soul in pleasure.
While we, however, drop q tear to the mem
cry # Que who has left the regions of %untrarn-
melled freedom for the mysterious bondage Of
the B~enedictines, we at the same time appeal,
like sterne, to the Recording Angel to blot it.
out, and offer up a prayer for the future hap
piness in life, Of the new Benedict and his
beautiful and cherished helpmate. We do SO
inethe present instance with oil the ~fervency off
one who knew them happy while single, and
hopes % know them happier after marriage.
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~
Account ofses
pa, 81 the1 It'll iutTnEs by wnlca s1sts %
N Ladaf was lost with several Of her IsTnnda

4o-<s$ssAnd on tIe1Ith TfT.,Nby wnlcllI.
10 sN5ss WAC lost with several of her
as,a sSsss.asx s8
GIs ianIsneABDy e Sass1nsS /. #.s
As eander was 2 fIne sllI2 ~ yoVtnl a! Ivy
Xn Liverpool for New tgrleahs m' W!sara
fite asst breeze Ct Y 2 CLOCK on uesuay
mornilEssdavlAg ol boafdt le scap sains hls wv
and son, one passenger, two mates, stewart,
cook and Fourteen seannenzs SteS was ~ 'igns
order, having anost " sto0 tNns M I, w anu hoS
tuns belfast ol o9aysa1 Me I1sgs . I ~
iats3 o'clock, skeysess st 9xaR k1Rsyne
having run altatn a Ele eaehsSHAh1g
nn hour, WITH 4 isesh 0Ieezesysaie
RET.
Al wentsoh wen unslf3i
Htlesday, when u Was aWf ss'h
crash Of timber aIostne 2 'ptesslou
that the snip haa oeeh ~rHgASuS Ilshtn.ps
aIesesand tied % ny ieit oelss Alu tr'el aos
the stalerooms dourf out n vas JailiieuF
! heard the mate : vo.ee cfys. fahs = y
seHggefs room any in''.eo4a'e'y nse
cartaRp NJ son burst open ~ aoor' ala
kkkroke the wlndoW ana N go9 OUT, ~
Dat way. Tong lorNssrd 70 ihe
isSap deck, Win Y slla','ly fa'
thru sides M M ioannslne a
and second maze. = slHsn run
INTO apd cut swp,1hlrds infS $3.50 ln II
aoaltline haAae rigging. slafpoafd, on We ies'
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OPELOUSAS;
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 40, 1858.

JUDTcIAL ENTHUSIASTICALLY attention
Of Administrators Of Estates, o. well as de-
fendatfis in judicial processes, is invited to the
following section Of law passed at The last
session Of tie Legislature
AN Aor relative to Judicial Advertisements.
Sec. 2. Bet, further enacted, That, when there
are two dr more newsp0pers published in the Parish,
where such proceedings arc had, or such sale il To he
made. the Defendant in the judicial process shall
have the RIGHT of selecting the newspa persi in which
said Advertisement il to be made Provided said
selection be made within three days after the notice
of such proceedings. or the seizure made under said
process; and If the Defendant neglect to select, then
the plaintiff shall have the right to do so.
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,OST-On the Road between Vermllles,
- ville and Washington, "A Frock Coat, nlSa M, !
black cloth; in the pocket of the coat was q is,ss
post marked Chicago, H., and directed to w.
which ! would not wish made known to any one.
The finder will confer a great favor by delhl H.
the coat aud especially the letter to me in " asilss II
ton; besides, / will pay literally for alt trouble $
expense incurred in so doing.
Washington La, March Is, 1853. ,,,,pT
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NOTICE. -A All persons having clall
~ against the succession of James Aken Va
will present them to John Z. King Esq. at nus ~ {
n The town of 0peIousas, or to the rndersl2.tas
Bayou Ghicot. WILLIAM Z. Fue0aasx
March Il. 1858. Test. Exeea~'
GLp TYPE METAL, suitable for cow
" Gins, for sale Al this office.
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FNAKE NOTfCE.-The third aud last "
= stalment for purchasers at the sale Of me ~
Benjamin McClelland became due the 18th pees Il
Der lust, notice is therefore given to all persohsIs
debted to said Estate, that if their notes are not ~ n.
at my doinicil in thirty days from the date p 'gII
notice, they will be placed in the hands Of, Ip o I
Lewis " Porter for collection. VIC. CLAia MS,
opelousas, March Is, 1858. AdminlsIaeu'
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TNloN HOTEIA-The undersigned ha1s
~ jAst opened this favorite old stand on -
Main street, where they will he ready to ae- EniH
coinmodate all those who will honor them III
win their patronage, Cat any hour) for $500
moderate prices. -.as
Their table shall be supplied with the hea "
market affords, and they will keep on hand . supbS
OF the best wines. They solicit a share OF the paae
custom. & j. CADET,
MCHENRY HuSBAAp'
Opelousas, March IL, 1858,
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CATTLE MARKET.

Jefferson City, Monday Evening, March "
a heavy stock Of Sheep offers in a dull nsrsssgtt
with a very ample supply of Cattle and Hogs Ae
quote:
l Prices,
Beef Cattle (Western) fine and choice,
Beet Cattle (ANesterm rough and fair. So
Beef Cattle (Tex. and Attakapasl ord'y l6 4 |
Hogs p ID. nett. GA u
sheep in lot, p head-good. -. 80 75t . W
sheep IN lots p head-choice 8 0D . "
Miich Cows, p head ''..,... 5000 Io@S
=" Nhttie. ....... b 00 ~
delta.
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.ov7eused it. 1t appears
eft him some time ago, AID
S. Macdndray & o., tbs he
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Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared Y Nh
TOBACCo-We notice further sales If housshssst
including l69 at; sI4ugs at &C.; and as toll@wssss
a. 94, 4 at 8, 81 at II, II at i, I at Gs, and III a,sis
Inc sales Of Saturday and to-day sum III. aboui NJ NJ
hhds-perhaps more. y !"
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lbe reported majority in AYoyelles for Mr.. Cullom
2i5i leaving him in the District li6 maishty.
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MONDAY EvENISG, March il. ia
coIIoN.Ihe market again ruled in fasx
lar rates, but mostly at l04al0sc. for Low Iiiaanssss
and lo4al1e. for Middling. We still forbear Nv
lN HN9s 9vt3xA
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Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared .aip
SUGAR-The demand continued brink AZ MIX.
prices. Sales 1890 bids. at 6Sa7c. for fair % iul4}
fair, 49,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17

ed as follows, viz: F. Kellerman, Of Caron-
delet; Capt. J. S. Turner, Of Central; Judge
Higgins, of Bonham; R. S. Mitchell, Of
Meramec; w. G. Blackwood, Jas. ]. O'Fal-
Ion, R. H. Bowlin, ]. B. Eads, H. Pilking-
ton, R. C, McAlister, and H. J. Spaunhorst,
of st. Louis. nc ~ r-Fl --.s5r.4s
Mr.. Primm thought his candidate, E. A.
Dubrail, should have boen nominated. He
was a representative Of the old Creole pop
ulatiOn, and was regular young war horse.
If nominated he would work his toe-nails
of. But the Convention had seen fit to give
him on'y sixteen votes, and it was not treat
ing that portion of the population right
Judge Cook hal nominated HIM, but he
wanted no office. rt.
The Convention then proceeded, without
discussion, 10 nominate the following officers
For Sheriff Michael A. CeIre.
For Marshal--Peter Wegman.
Judge Cook moved that the Convention
make TO nomina;ionof Coroner or Public
Administrator. He said if DIR, Bannister
ran as an independent he should vote fol
him. These offices should not be made party
office, if it could be avoided.
STARRING.
Mr.. Donovan wanted TO know what kind
Of Democracy that was when gentlemen say
they wont vote for The nominee. He was a
Democrat, and should vote for the nominee
That was the Democracy he liked.
Judge Cook. That may be his Democracy
and may suit him, but l claim 10 suit my
self somewhat. What right has Mr., Dono-
van TO lecture me as to my Democracy, when
he stands up in this Convention and asserts
that he will vote for man who supported
the very chief Black Republicanism. Ap.
plause. That Democracy may suit that gen.
tleman. l, don't suit me. [Applanse.
Mr.. Donovan, (excited | did not vote
for General Coalter, voted for Mr.. Bar
ret. / have always been Democrat.
Sensation and cries Of question.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17
SMITH HOTEL,
GlaS&ow.M MO.

O. The undersigned has opened large and
E;l commodious Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets, in this
city. His house is new, and fitted up in the yery
best style, and has ample facilities for first
class Hotel. He has spared no pains in ma king
his rooms elegant and comfortable His table
will al all times be furnished in manner TO graft
ify the utmost reasonable wishes of his guests
The situation OF his house is one of the most
pleas ant and healthy in this city.
There is a good livery stable close at hand.
where stock will be well attended TO. The pub-
lie are respectfully invited TO give him cali.
ap9. VIM n SMITH
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17
For Rent.

IN THE NEW STORE ROOM, or
1 First Street, opposite the Post Ohice-shely.
ed and countered, ready for business-exfendinf
from First TO Water Street. Is an excellent s'anc
for DRY Goods or Clothing store. Possession
given FIRST Of March. rp
Feb. II, ls0e-H .. u wAeNLA'
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THE DESTRUCTION OF ELLISON.
The Loss Of Life-13 Killed, 20 Injured.

4uC LUSb u Lllo-1O AlilcuI ~ AuJ VI SV.
From the Monmouth Review Of the 4th,
we have compiled below full statement Of
the loss of life and personal injury sustain
ed by the inhabitants Of the unfortunate
town Of Ellison. We have already pub
lished the general account, and what follows
is more in detail.
Ellison is situated fifteen miles south Of
Monmouth, and contains about twenty eight
houses, stores and shops, and over 200 in
habitants, and among them all there are only
three houses left standing, as monuments Of
the utter desolation created.
The Review says: .-s-'
Horses, colts, swine, calves, dogs, chick
ems, geese, and turkeys were lifted in the
air and dashed 10 death upon the ground
All the trees and shrubbery were stripped
from their foliage, and many had the bark
stripped from their trunks TO the end Of the
limbs. Tall, huge old oaks were twisted
dUu o!ohSu oi4 al tiio u uhhs, oho SSattciSu
an almost incredible distance. Even the
green grass was torn up BY the roots, leay-
ing the earth perfectly bare and destitute.
The tombstones in the graveyard a. the west
end of the town were broken of close 10 the
ground, and the fencing around the graves
carried away.
In front Of the residence Of Lewis Rap
pallee, Sr., were two large limestone steps,
weighing from six to eight hundred pounds
that were lifted and carried at least thirty
feet by the twisting, driving wind.
.-~ 4 THE KILLED. .- -.
Miss Mary A. MoWilliams, instantly
killed, and mangled in most shocking man
ner.
Mrs. Jacob Brazleton was lifted up into
the air, carried some distance, and when
found was horribly mahgled, her body burst
open, and heart and vilals lying by her side.
She also had young son killed.
Mis-. Layina Lacey, from Henderson
county, was carried some si1hundred yards,
horribly mangled, neck broken, collar bone
mangled, and one arm broken and drove in
to the ground nealy up 10 her shoulder.
Martin Wentworth, skull smashed in.
Mrs. VIM. Z, Thompson was carried some
distance and let down in slough; had left
arm and one thigh broken, and otherwise
manglsd and bruised. When found she was
still alive, with her child on her right arm,
whose skull was cut of down TO IFS ears.
The residence of Mr.. Thompson wns
blown down, and Mr.. Thompson was almost
instantly killed, having his skull broken.
Mrs. Willard Hurd, was found dead some
ten rods west Of her house; her body was
badly nangled, and stripped nearly naked,
even her finger and earrings were gone. ID
Mr.. Hurd had two sons, one 10 the other
IA years old. The youngest was found in
his arms, badly injured, the other some fif-
teen rods southwest of the nearly dead, and
survived only sbous two hours. u ,sas
Mrs. SpauIding was found about 40 rods
east Of her dwelling badly mangled, she
lived about one hour. aa77a lrs ,e@5 .
Mr.. Hiram Johnson was found some 20
rods ives. Of his house, in slough, with his
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17
Randolph House,

Main Street, ,westside of the Public Square.
HUNTSVILLE, Mo.
THE public are respectfully Informed
EHi that have taken possession of the above
House, with increased facilities for their accom-
nodation. Several very desirable additions have
been made TO the Hotel, and am now fully pre-
pared to entertain in the most comfortable and
satisfactory manner, al who may give metheir
patronage. JAMES FLORE.
march 90. 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17
THE0. BARTH H0L0 W,
Forwarding and Comm issiOn

MERCHNaT, AND STE.dMB O.aT AGENT.
GLASGOW, MO.
vN7OULD respectfully inform the Merchants
w of the interior, that he is prepared TO trans
act all business in his line, with prompiness and
dispatch. Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, respectfully asks continu:
ance, assuring them that his utmost exertons will
be used to give entire satisfaciionto all who may
patronize him. IL sL.g mon
He has a large and commodious Warehouse land
Merchants who wish 10 leave Groceries or heavy
Goods in store until suitable to haul them will not
be charged extra storage. -
T..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17

r HAVE Hair, Tooth, Flesh, Comb, Shaving,
i stove scrub, STENCIL say, paint, varnish, white
wash, murking, horse, cloth and dusting brushes
aprS 3m HUGH L. WHITE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17
abe 6lasgotu Ginles.

GT Single copies of The TIMES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the Office at five
cents copy. j.
T Yearly advertisers are restricted to their
legitimate business. Other advertisements will
be charged at regular rates.
e No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
notices-to be paid in advance.
NJ The charge for marriage notices is left TO
the bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in the
paper.
~ Where editorial notice of advertisements
is requested, it will be given and charged for.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-23

..z.g.r j. u. iS0WLNY,
professor OF Pennmanship and lecturer On so,,rsna
correspondence ana Business Customs
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-23
ADMINISTRATIONS SAFE

NsnoSha County CourtIn the matter Of the Estate %
TN Office is hereby gwen tbat Inv Wit - ,,,5
IN pursuance of an order OF license in ssiJ
yer On ths 2d day Of October, A. D. 1855 BIZ the County
~ ~ % henosha county tie undersigned adaDistratHr
a. az tate OF Icholas EpperS, deceased will on the Ard
, a. January next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of
"u "t'' al INC house and premises of said Nicholas ~
Il soeasea IN the town OF Brighton, in Kenosha conn
~ oer iGr safe public auction or vendue he fo
Ha us lands 10 wit Forty light acres o ~ Of the cas-
nan o ne southwest quarter Of section thrty-threc IS
hitoWh 1Wo III north Of range twenty (2OJ east bo,nSs4
o.oMs 70 w.t. commencing twenty-five rods west Of
te oftheast corner Of said half quarter seccn ON tl
north line thereof thence west fortv-eiobt roI ms
2nt IN a parallel with the line Of said eighty acres 10
@ sh me hereof thence east orty-eght rods thence
LII I'LL 10 'he pace OF beginning. The conditions of sale
wii be onehalf cash down. the balance LIST day Of Novem
peF next, secured by mortgage on real estate
oWZo VALENTINE EPPERS, Administrator