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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

HORSE SrATIsTIcs.-It is estimated that
there are 10000 horses in the state of Massa-
chusetts, 22l 900 in New England states, and
100000 in the United States. Ohio stands
foremost in number of horses, New York next,
Pennsylvania next, and Minnesota last of all.
Estimating the horses of Massachusetts, at S75
per head, their value will be 3,75OOOO dollars,
and all the horses in the United States at the
same rate, would make a value of 337 800, 600,
or more than three times the whole cotton and
wooden manufacturing capital of the Union.
The horse interest is most important one to
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24
Republican County Convention,

The Republicans of Windham County are request
ed to meet in Delegate Convention at Fayetteville on
Tuesday the 10th day of August 1868, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidates for
County Officers and Judges of Probate for the Dis
rcts Of Marlboro and Westminster to be supported at
the next Freemens election in this State and to tran
sact any other business properly coming before said
Convention.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

More ABOIITioNISM.-The Freeman of this
week contains call for another abolition con-
vention. The reasons assigned for this conven-
ton are the declination of Mr. Pingry and " the
dissatisfaction manifested by the people in the
Republican nominations" "All opposed to
the Republican and Democratic nominations
are invited to attend" 1t is signed by Sidney
Allen, Austin Beccher, David Burnham, J. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

DIviDENDs.-We learn that the Bank of Brattlc-
boro and the Wndham County Banks each declared
a sem-annua dividend on the ist instant, Of 4 per
cent. This is good showing for such hard times as
the present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

the wealth and prosperity of the states. Every
effort made to augment their value is direct
effort to increase the national wealth.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

Fire IN HALIFAx.-On Saturday the 18th Of July,
the barn on the premises of Simeon Yeaw Of Halifax
was destroyed by fire with most of its contents The
loss have heard estimated ut three to four hundred
dollars There was insurance in the Farmers Mutu-
al on the barn $780, md 5000 on stock and produce
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER LEGENDARY FRE.-0n Monday even
ing last the dwelling house, barns, sheds and other
out-buidngs on the farm of Isaac b. Taft the las, in
this town on the old county road to Newfane. were
entirely consumed by fire. All the personal property
in the buildings with the exception of some of the fur
nure of the house, including twenty-five tons of new
hay carria ges. famng-toos calf was DESTROYED
The loss will probably amount to $500, on which is
the following insurance in the Farmers Mutual viz:
$3.50 on the buildings, 5000 on hay and grain, 500
ON provisions, 500 tools carriages &c, $500 on
furniture. There was also $500 insurance on the
stock in the company. As the fire had made
considerable progress before discovery, but little prop
erty could be saved.
The fire was first see n by Mr. Taft who had arisen
after retiring, to wind clock A; that time the fire
burning ntwo places nearly hundred feet apart
the buildings being all connected by sheds and ex-
tending more than two hundred feet. 1t was beyond
all question the work Of nm incendiary What the
motive for this well as for many of the other de-
tructiye fires that have been set in this town. could
be, at an utter loss to conjecture. We think
public sentiment MS well as the public good would au-
horize our sclecmen to offer generous reward-say
sl000-for the discovery and production Of such evil
dence as would convict any of the iucendarics.
LEcrrEE-Rev. A. II. Clapp, formerly pastor Of
the East Congregational Church in this village but
now Of Providence r. l., delivered lecture in the
Town Hall, on Wednesday evening His theme was
"Ruried Talent" Commencing with reference to
the satireal remark Of "The Autocrat of the Break
ast-IHble" that "eyery city, town and village is the
hub OF CREATION the lecturer proceeded to develop
and enforce the idea that in every town and village
there was not only unemployed but undcvclopcd a
great amount Of hidden talent power which if
properly cultivated and put into operation would ma
terialiy change the face of the world The prime OBJ
sacle in the way Of its development-the great if not
the original sn-was laziness. The great men of the
world were not born such, but achieved their positions
by their own untiring exertions. They overcome OBJ
saclcs and conquered difficulties and by these very
eXcrtons acquired strength for their highest Efforts
That poverty and uniavorable external circumstances
were no sufficient bars to the attainment Of knowl
edge by those who resolutcly bent upon its nc
QUESTION: the speaker cited instances well known to
the readers Of ancient and modern history and made
ments the audience were personally familiar. The
lecturer closed with au urgent Recommendation of the
Bible as an Indispensable study for ALL The proceeds
Of the lecture will through the kindness of Mr.. Capp
and his love for the beauties of our village and wishes
for their development, be devoted to planting trees
on, and otherwise ornamentng and improving the
Common.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

0y- The Vermont and Massachusetts, Horse Asso-
citation have their third annual exhibition Mt Green
field September sth and 9th. We presume this coun-
ty will be well represented.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

CoScEKT.-A Promenade Concert of Vocal and
Instrumental Music will be given at the Town Hall,
Tuesday evening of next week, for the benefit Of
n. Vivid. Mr.. Vivid lost his all in the failure Of
the Old Water Cure Establishment year or two since,
and his friends take this opportunity of at
testing the sincerity of their regard. The Concert
will be assisted DO several amateur performers and
vocaliss both at home and from abroad, and will be-
yond peradventure be the best entertainment Of the
season. The attractions and the occasion should
bring out full house.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

SHOCKING AccIDENT.--We learned from pas
sengers by the evening train, Saturday, ON the
Central road, that Mr. William Shattuck, the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

The EPISCOPAL CHuRCu is now quite finished, and
is regularly used by the congregation for purposes of
worship, 1t is neat and substantial specimen of
church architecture. The grounds about the build
ing have been laid out by Mr. Clapp, with his usual
good taste in such matters.
The first service was held in the Church on Sunday
the 1lIh inst.
On the evening of Friday tho 1eth Bishop South
gate of Boston, visited the parish, and administered
the rite of confirmation to fourteen persons. The &C.
eason was one of very great interest to the Episco
palans Of the town and to their friends
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

Bndery of l.. d. Salisbury in this place. Messrs
Edwards and Ellis will do any work in their line as
well can be done in any other place, the best es-
adjustments in the cities not excepted. Their orders
from not only this place but from persons in the most
distant parts Of the State attest the estimation in
which their work is held
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

ADMIssIoNs-On the first Sunday in July twenty
five persons were admitted to the East Congregation
al Church in this Village,-twentyone profession
OF faith and four by letter, Among the former was
lady between seventy and eighty years of age.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

REV. A. II. CLArP will preach at the East Congre-
gational Church next Sunday. His old Pensioners
and numerous friends will gladly embrace this oppor-
tunity to again hear the familiar voice of one whom
they so much esteemed as pastor man and citizen
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

BEARs.-During the last year or two bears have
been living realities to many farmers in this part of
the State Calvin Carpenter OF Readsboro, shot
bear in pasture near his dwelling house on the 10TH
which weighed 200 pounds. A short time since man
in Wilmington discovered bear and cubs in his mead
ow. The bear vamosed and the cubs were Dispatch
ed with club. One evening last week bear made
an attack upon the dairy of Mr. Bratler, in Stamford,
and before he could be driven off drowned young
calf large bear was seen on the banks of the Dun
bar brook in Mnnroe, Ms, last week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-07-24

Book BISDISo.-F. C. Edwards has purchased the
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-09

e 3
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
and suiders Hardware are invited ts csp and ssaui.
their stock ~. .'I u - f-'>'' - ~A'N S@AAAHAe
RlaeGsaait'ss gill slyays and them weR suspisd with
ren OF all kinds Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasps Wropgsi
bots Nuts and Washers, Ground Wagon Bexes &C. vith
\ full assortment OF 80
B!Gcksmith's Tools,
nmsng WHICH may be found Bellows Anvis vices seds.,
Hammers, STOCKS and Dies, Rasps Eiles, Nippers Sc
Ihey Will keep constantly On hand L large stock OF
Cabihet Makers, Toass mad rEr;n,.uf
that pertain to thsir business 49,
Pocket A
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated, German siver and A!batta Esrs sf al,
descriptions, together wish almost endless variety
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cist'rn and Chain Pumps with tubling0 well wheels Car
Gage All KINDS and In fact everything that tbs
sssortDents in the stats. ~ -
The stoeki entirely nes having been selected with ths
be sold for cash aslev lower than Bought in ss
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders, sH
And all others respectfully requested call and ex-
annie GOODS and Prices " Aich will hW uy and free
~ exhibited. j-.r E.r e..I " -
Z "a - III
OF all descriptions Ok bows and OK yokes rings and
pea steel springs, cuvator teeth, Nails little cheaper
han eur neiBhbors wheel heads wooden and iren bench
Mes chises aIsefs bellows grind stones and
nous quantities Of
TIN, Sheet IRON and Copper Ware,
eur swn manufacture and surpassed by any
this side eff sundownl - 7@>'
DIR TIN SHOP
Ia sP STAIRS and kesu constantly ~
aahd everything in the Inns Of tin manufacture and where
We are ready to make tin CUTTERS conductors trsurhs
&C., and put them up short notice
10 all VINO wish to make our acquaintance We ovid say
We are always glad to you trade with Won to GET
money IN exchange for full equivalents hen you hays
not me cash. or old ron rags old copper pewter
don't refuse a 40
VI tn-N H'ng by you as We would be done by.
~ or~~'" ill receive SrOnp. and careful attention
WOOD d CARTER
Kenoshs, Sept. rs, 1855. fv1s
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-09
T. AR & EVE.
Deafnrss, Partial or Total, EntireEv e,

Deafness, Partial or Fetal. En,ireEx ve..
moved.
r. ENWOoD, sR begs tn call the attention Of those
suffering from toa partial loss Of the hearing n
he otoWihg facts lie treats Of diseases Of the middle
and internal ear with ~
Meaicntcd ESenches.
Such as is prsctsed in the infrmaries OF berlin T,4
Brussels amberg and g. Petersberg and lately - .i
most distinguished London Artists with the MOST woSnrp
FuL leed I s the only method which has heeu
uniform successful the treatment will be reference 10
nery NINE HUNDRED NAMES resd Of the Cted ststs
Canada, New Brqnswick and Nova Scotia,
Wh9 hare beer Restored TO EEe..s,,u
And not single solitary knowledge did W. 70
to effect either partial total restoration OF the bcarinn
when our adyices and Instructions faithfully and
putctualy adhered Many who could not hear he n
port Of pisol al arms length now hear watch hsat
at the distance of four feet.
The of mucus accumulation In the Eua sc,o, :.
aud tympanum, inflammation or the mdcus inet1brane
Vous affections disease of the the Meinbrance Tynant
commonly called "Ee Drums, when the disease a n he
traced to the effects Of fever, Colds the use of ounine
aercra medicines, gathering in the ears childhood g
NAL Is dry and scay with little Secretion whe. ne
deafness is accompanied with noise in The sar Iie fai
water chrpng ofinsects ringing Of bells usng
ceHunHa' PuisRhphs, discharge OF matter, when in
stGoping sensation s fat if rush blood 10 H.
took place, when the hearing is less dun cloudy
treating the diseasc is infaliib!e. -
IVA Beat AND Eeu.uEs Cascs.
NY experience warrants me in saying, that fthe hearing
was at any period good, very much may be *
In the Deaf and Dumb School, at Lripsic out 81 class
fourteen restored FouR to ACUTE nEliasG Dr. + b.c,
P''fS ~ S'Stf t"t liicSe cases Ia, undertakes
guarantees successful result cuu pute reso- lion or
such marked Improvement wiz be perfectly satisfacto
~, ms remedies are faithfully applied directions adj
Applicants will please state their age, duration Of s<.
ease II matters ISSUE from the external passage IL ,r
are hoseF in the ears state Of health and wha; ey SIM
pose to ave been the cause Of the Geafre WHEN ~
hearing Is restored it expected thar those IT. sas ~
cumstances will contribute Iberaty.
All diseases of HE Eye successfully treated by III, an
1aspn ., heucha' varors, &C. a., lSfALLLE and pam
Less treatment for diseases OF the Eye acute or chrnn
Gahartc specs lnfiammatiln hn weakness OF yisoo
W. o. Ia LIBERATION of Lachrymal Glands dc
70 the astonishing and gratifying effects Of i. rrnipn
ie child ne youth, those o age, wen as those fur nj
ya!ced IA uie all bear testimony its wonderfully rem
waiting healing and soothing effects
FtTe DStHDrS-s '0u .nH5;tsisn fee
~ Postage must be enclosed for each return answer
- Money Letters mu'i be- Register ed by the Fost BIAS
~ medicines All aratos, &C. will be sen, 10 any mar.
~ my swn expense and riSh ' va
omlo II ENWQnD, "a, B~aohfg. n \
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-09
PAPER EANGINGS,
n OW ARD ASSOCIATION

fl.
6eneVoient Institution, established by special cndov
nen for the reiefof the sick and distressed afflicted
with ''Nirulent and Epidemic Diseases"
10 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases sut a
SpermatorThCea, Seminal Weakness Impotence G5nor.
&c, &c. N'
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful des.
rG;hoh OF human life caused by Sexual Diseases and the
receptions practised upon the unfortunate victims OF such
diseases by Qacks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon
"a CHh'dGEe act worthy OF their NAME give MEDIC
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted who sppy by
etter with description their condition. Gage
aDts OF me- Gc and in cases of extreme poverty and
erng, to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge 1t is need
eSs 70 ADA mat the Association commands the highest Med
CA skill OF the age and will furnish the
ern treatment.
Ihe directors, on review Of the past feel assured that
nelr abors in this sphere Of benevolent effort have been
great benefit to the afflicted especially TO the young
ana tey have resolved to devote themselves with
St.; TO this very important but much des>apsed cause
just fuhished, by the Association, Report on Sp-rm.
orrhoa or Seminal Weakness, the vice of onansn Mas
rDatoh or Abuse, and other diseases the sexual
organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
an, On asealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGEon the re-
ceipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage ~ "
Address, Dr. GEO. r. LlI0UN, Consulting S,Ir0eon
Howard Association No. South NINTH Street PhiIada
pha, Pa. BY Order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWEII, President
GEO FAIRCHILD, sec'y. lys3
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-09
III ATTACMMENT. il Juslie
KENOsEuA COUNTY, COURT.

q PROBATE.-In the Matter of The Es
n tate Of Jonas A. 0de. On reading and dng the pc
o OFF, j. Petit. of Ken0sha city, in Kenosha county
represe ting among cther things, that Jonas A. Ode
Of 2acomb county state CT Michigan, the 1ih dsy -
October A. d. 1888, died intePatr, ving goods
and estate within this foDty and that hethe pottoner
Is creditor Of said decsased and praying that adni
traon OF said estate BE- granted 10 Joseph " Quares
this Court on Friday, the 24t day Of December Z n n
1855, at ten o'clock a. NJ at hs ofee in the civ nd
county Of Kenesha And is further order that notic
thereof BE- givent the heirs Of said deceased and 10 al
persons Interested bypubshing copy Of this order for
three saccessSs week prior to said day Of hearing IN
published q Kenosha, in said county
tated kenosha, Dec. lst, 1858. JON B.sJIIsuN,
s3H oWE0 t4 9t.Hf utlE County Judge
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{ i Ios, COURT, COUNTY OF KE
- NosHA.-The State Of Wisconsin 10 Jos, - NE
~ arg nsFsny summoned and required to a VIZ
cd = a. 81 Eaxard Balm and Lewis Rs which ss a
county on the twenty third day OF Neye,br or said
e0py o. yenr answer upon at our olce in tbs
in ' CV,aJ q henoslas st stste Of sih
n saeh ssry?s and YOU fail to answer the - come e
yriii ;n99alt the said Edward Balm ana Lewis H
80 Judgment against you for the sum orsi,- I,Ii
rata dollars and eighty cents with ntre ~
av nf smt per cent per annum, from The ninst ne
- "a august one thousand eight hundred "a zenith
besides the costs of this action Gu anu III yeght,
DS'g sr s1YelnbeF 49, 1855 %. r. Il pE,n
PIainuFs
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tps; FFGS' noHACE ~ M00RE,I tE
IRA p, TWIST,
90 steg AsAhELt FARR and Plaintiff
'"Z0 JOHN PARNER
In PRoBATE.-Y eoo-a ,.-- - I, -

n r ne ,1a4e1 !, enosna County Court
enes deceased On reading and ses OF viii am
william jones' at az TO ss The last will Of
ca. ana also tas accompanying netitinn
that SAID william among other th"rs
that said instr,na lately uicd at Paris Aforesaid
i ilstr Gne IS the last will and ta.tan.,'t 80 shu,
xvs i,u 'at he the ssid petitioner is The ideticai
thernof named in said vii! one Of the rxnto
s, idSig 'hit day may be appointed far hs
~, ~ rs pt ooi' O. said instrument BE- 1t is Ordara ~
~ t,ools o. sand Instrument lie heard before H. I @
80 N"!i on me 18Th day of December D issS ~ s
S - hl, OF ssid day at the Office Of saiI ~ a..
Il ~ mb, iouy Oh henosha Aud i fur Tier dereS
- pLoc iollcs thereof be given to all persons
~ puolshing copy Of this order for ree , es,e"
6,ne Z TI 20 sald day o. hearing in the Renosha ia
sha city afuresad. 'F'pei PFl'edl III Keno
D"'[ s;,9 henoshs Nov 10th, 1855 JON B JlsuN.
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STATE OF wIsCoNsTN VpNos

~ Couufv C,.o,.,. 49, 4ScAN.- KENOSHA
va red OIcuit CouitJudgment for sae of mort
against Tbe on foreclosure Of gagesamne Hale
Corns ~, henosha, Rockford Rock Island railroad
sannel 4, So, V'y Of kenosha, John P Yeverton and
ldytn.,,, ny virtue aud in pursuance Of flal
after tne SAFE Of the mortgaged premises herein-
ta1 @ made and entered IN the above entitled &c
e nineteenth day Of NovemberA D. 1885, at this
Of aid Term Of said Alonzo p Tymeson sheriff
tI, ouny OF kenosha shall offer for sale sell nj
a. auction to the highest bidder there for at the front
- ~ 1he court house il the city and county of FgnOeha
cru STATE Of Wisconsin, ut ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon ~
durday the twenty Eighth f2sth day Of May, A. D. 1859
e olioWlng described lot parcel of Ian d. OF so nur
hereof as viii be sufficient to satisfy the said Judgment
Tosts, together with costs and expenses Of aid sa
that is TO say: The southeast quarter Of he souts =,
quarter Of section tiTy-siH 1861 town (2) north of
range twenty-five GU east, excepting SIX and one-LaI,
(6 l2) decided by John Bullen and wife no Ali ~
Drake By deed bearing date October a. SIS ana
in yoDme H." o. deeds for Racine county page 4Ao 80
three 81 acres decided BY said Buen ard wieto Jobn
aver 10y deeo aated August goth, 1S49 and three Csl
acres decided ny said bullen and wife 20 Josrph aet
ana SI s Fuller ny deed dated September H. 1851
ana also three ~ acres decided by said Buen and wit -
hI ys,n,. baS 6y iced dated June ~ 1850"
Datea Noyen"ho,. S 90 ALoNZo ?. TYMEsoN
" 5. AkAp, Atty Tor Pl'a. en9S "
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4w24 Jun 3. JILSUN.
County judge.


q Co,,n,,, c;:. y Z" . a Il e. -klENOgH
storm, Ia Slrc1i1 Conrt-Thomss s. Cooper - n
r nass ,s and salmon up BY virtue Of
c,sh ~ ~ a n action, shall sell public alcro5 f
one ts aay OF January, A D. 1859 between G on
eli oeh ana thres O'Clock in the afternoo NJ ~ OF
s sh ana title the said Andrew r Jac,, may uay'
ass, ad on The 26th day September is56 or iae
section nine IN too Quarter Of he southeast quarter Of
alo 70 me north half of the southwest alarte ~ east,
ss quarter OF said section nine all in The n,
kcnosha county. 49, " '"e Gown OF Bristol
Ga ted November "a 165s ~. n =.
8~2l - d. JIhSUN, a.
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IN ATTACUMENT =, :

4 Citv ~ Y,ao,t M I'm I : henOsha Conpfv-
Muller Yor ISL ssin Justice CsurtTo Ps;s
tscsa IS been issued against you and YOUR
Tvist 20 sat1sIy the demand of Iorsce D As at
thrt dniI asE ana John Parker smountirr - i,
e. Soars snd eleven New unless VIZ . SIXTY
SAID County 1t his On Justice Of the Peace in and for
fo o., o. December D. 1885 At one or,o i 90 me
p 9periy sold to pay the debt % nS' S"a and your
pSSsa 'hiS ztth day Of November, A. D. 1875 .'I.
..s.: q. Trg9r HORACE n. MOOPR4J .rEE
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-09
Dea TINS 18th day of November, A. L. 1915
- Owe WILLIAM r. HIGGINS piA....~


the after Of the County Court In
Letters NJ ,;aeceased. To all whom il NAV
to mn Recn on ION On said having been is
.rdi, s1 months having been allowed S 80; a. y 1898
owance from said d ,Gsir claims for examination and ar
ne under signed will, the 24b d IS hereby given that
Of said ' dsys s at df Il. Of 6 APRIL s5S 10 x
Renoha receive e1amp. nd The eiiy and county Of
nad 81 an AZ persons against said deceased ana de-
4w24 JON 3. JLSUN,
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p@'E a'y5 hhenosh"' Nov Goth 1855 JON B. JnsUN
County Judse


LAfE or NiNCoSSIN.- KEN0.UA
V10uu'F Crcuit Court--Abcah Haze, ~t3i , "a
soa r, w'ion Yin ioys yMhenL n Ror i ssIiI'
o." ut lles Greenough William. + Cont 4 N a. o.
e " Carnes Field, Benedict 4 Co. Re- ai,. ee,
~ " gan 'cWett GATES lahnson. S l. Barre, i;y
'" MEG Co. Daniel Head. Dewitt Ca1ntht r. IieI-
UnIFles Rowland, Frederick Rob son
9.%rkWeathgT o., o. kaney, Nicholas Ehi 60
I ng1e{s william b. selleek The tiiy Bank Of
rdn ''h1s"n Lucas g. Merrill q Il K.iogv n1i1 "a
Lars u. Kellogg, Phneas IIovey Ca,,ni,7 li ~ =
ea s y neSrge Baldwin, Harmon Marsh Charles Dnr
nh 'g On IrgeSdeIi James J. Petit Mrs Vail MOS.
SI perer H. Wood Thomas Garter Isaac Weh3
A'o"10 T. iytneson and Serene Fisk, Defendants VII
tors or John yyiIso, 800. To The credi-
49, pursuant TO the order of this court in His i
tors Of ad e o term thereof 1885, you the ereS
go con" acted on or before the llth dnv a We
p.,s e pioos OF your claims before o g. Head NJ
nree, appointed in this action at his Office in sH,
~ 80 snS, Wisconsin on the 27l day of Decrrb.-
ta - a. yen sfciock IN the forenoon or as soon ,hsrr
s ~ @ mater can be heard by Refesee or in d.
80 - ilaHihg such proof, you will be forever h.rrs ,
. seG rom making Claim any pert or ana
Ms, una created by the assignment Ipnd ii y, 'Ha
'soE - sald Abraham Hanson bearjIr 49,, ~ "onh
dAy OF January, A D. 1855 'e '"'r vac sieNeAta
8w25 Ann a II, ~ :, y, , J. 1855,