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RIoT AT Hon KEN A riot occur

RIoT AT Hon KEN A riot occur,
red at llobokcn, New J rsry. on
Sunday. in consequences "I the efforts
male by the Mayor to enforce the
law against the running OF omnibus
es on the Lords day. The pro rie-
tors, backed by the keepers of the
lager beer saloons, attempted to re-
,lst the law. but were at last COM
PEELED to yield, and their horses and
carriages were seized. They after
wards entered complaint agains,
the Mayor { r disturbing the Police.
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From the Utah Army.

ST. Louis, July 9.-Our despatch.
es from Leavrnworth, Of the 9th
inst, ny the United States Express
to Boonville, say:--The special mes.
scnger Danei in the previous de.
spatch, reached the Fort yesterday
with the official orders for General
llarney, which went forward this
morning per Capt. Simpson. The
orders direct the following move
ments--eight companies OF the Sec
ond Dragons, Majors Phelps and
Reynolds Batteries, Artillery of the
fifth, tenth, and probably the seven
tcenth regiments of Infantry are to
rem lin in Utah. The fourth Artil-
lery, and two companies OF the sec.
ond ORA :oons are to occupy the dis
trict OF the Platte.
The first cavalry is directed to re-
main ON the plains as late as practi-
cable, and make excursions among
the Indians and keep theu in sub.
lection.
The sixth or seventh Infantry ire
to proceed tn Oregon. in view of the
recent intelligence from the Paciii,
OF Indian hostiities.
Majors Harris and Hunts batter
les are ordered to return to For
Leavenworth.
ar%1o ~rerarn' %"wasf FONT SYi,l
compIeting the work of opening ,
road to Camp Scott via Chcvcnne
Pass.
The troops which ACCOMPANIED
Capt. Marcy rom New Mexico. are
to return to that de artmpnt.
Brleadler-Gencral Hprney ia or
drred to return tn st. Louis and as
sumo the command OF the dcpnrt.
mcnt "f the West. unless he NAV
have received intelligence oi the for
chile opposition oi the Mormons to
the army now in Utah, in which
case he - empowered to srnd for
ward the whole force OF the reinforce
mrnts. and continue with them to-
Utah. or return and take command
OF his d' Tartment, Ms he may prefer.
Lieut.. Col. Crossrnan, and Can.
ta'ns Firnley and Paige. are assign
ed to duty in Utah. Capt. lIancock
has been ordered to proceed with
ihe regiment OF Infantry to the Pa
cilic.
The officers Of the Typographical
hitherto assigned dutyI
with the troops in Utah, are ordered
% report to Gen. Johnson the re-. |
fruits and officers detailed for corps
low in Utah, and proceed to that
department.
Assistant Adiutant Gen. BUELL.
'emains attached to the staff of Gen
|iarnoy The Psy,naster farthcs,
u advance will go through with his
unds to Utah. the other TO remain
m dnty in the department of the
latte. The force assigned to this
department. is expected to keep the
COMMUNICATION open between the
Missouri and Utah, and is under the
command Of Brigsdier Gen. John.
on.
An express arrived from Utah yes
erday. The dates are old and con.
ain nothing additional. Gen. Har.
'cy was at Fort Kcsrney on the goth
If June.
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burned, broke overheard and swan
ashore. The greatest die,rsss and
sympathy was felt for a poor girl oI
fourteen years, whose mother, with
two younger sisters and . brother. |
we're all Loaf. Tney we're plain. |
honest. earnest hooking family. going
from Michigan to meet the husband
father at Mankato. Minnesot -
This poor girl goes alone to convey
the sad news to her father. She sits
near me as | write, her heart too
fearfnlly wrung for much external
emotion. Perhaps no 10 ivilual
saved, suffered more in getting
ashore than my friend, WIN. i,rai-
ley. OF KeokLk, late of Culum bus.
Ohio. He was too late for the gang.
way ard plank, and. after spending
his best exertions to save some child.
rem who cling to his l,mbs. and some
women who prrsi.tently refused to
leap into the water. although small
boa were waiting as near as the
fiamcs would permit. he let himself
down from the gusrl, and tell ex-
hausted into skiff then half iull of
water. lie reached the shore, and
wa saved d--but that WAS ali. The
boy who leaped from the deck and
swan so finely. said he never swan
before in his life--but preferred
drowning to burning, and 80 sprang
overheard. Instinct tanght him how
to sN i'm. AMI he was saved.
A bridegroom and bride. yonng
aud joyful, late from Grin. New
York, got ashore; he was dresse in
unique costume of hat and shirt
she ditto, less the hat Scarcely any
baggage was saved. | have ten
checks in my pocket hut n t II trunk
or carpet bag Charlie" had on
n night gown. and his mother was
costumcd n IN tho bride above men.
toned. Unfortunately tor me | had
deposited my money in the safe, all
bnt a { W dollars. and the safe pro-
we'd to be an iron box only; every
thing within il brirg utterly destroy
ed. The citizrns Of Rahwing are a
hnmane-heartrd people. All our
immediate wants ARE being relieved
and we shall take the next boat up
without money. an | no baggage tt
trouble us Please excuse our per
sonalizing this letter. An in livi1u
Al experience is COOL representa-
tive oftho whole. and can give IN,
own easier than anothe.'s.
The following are tho mails lost b,
the burning of In" Ga1ena:
y y One ma from Duhukc to st Paul
FOUR ps. from Chicago to Hastings
Two pS. from Chicago to Paescott
One p. from Chicago to Hudson
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TERRIBLE RENcoUNTER IN ANDER-

TERRIBLE ltENooUNTER IN AMBER
soN COUNTY, A numerous uiiray
occurred in Anderson county last
Friday. Two young men by the
name oi Miller, reeidcnts of Wash
ington county, went to Lawrence.
burg, and there came in conflict with
others by the name Of Larcy, resi-
,lents OF Anderson. Two OF the Lar.
cys were shot dead, and another NOR.
tally wounded by the Millers. A
third man. whose name We did not
learn, WAS also shot dead by tie
Mlllers The Mlllurs are now IN
jail in Lawrenceburg, anu the Jail Is
guarded by "a large body OF men.-
iurUusc vAcrtement prevalls. There
was fear OF an attack upon the jail.
I Louisville Courier, l2M.
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THE Chicago JournaL mentions
the detention in that city, OF a
w"atly widow lady, moving in the
first circles, who has hcen guilty oi
repeated s,ealingS from fashionable
dry goods stor.. When caught, n
valuf ble lace cap and parasnl ,
which she had pillrrrd, were found
concealed beneath her shawl. The
shop keeper compromised the matter
by accepting $500.
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Republican, State Convention,

The Republican State Convention
on Tuesday, was one of the most
harmonious evel held in OHIO. The
delegations were iuli, and there was
besides, a large attenda CO OF Re.
puOllcans ir' IN all parts OF the State.
Ihe ftesolntlons were adopted with
great Enthusiasm. They were brief,
pointed and comprehcnsl vo, - do.
clarIng war upon every phase OF po-
lIIical in'qnity as developed and
prac'iced by the pres ,nt ID, mocratic
Administration. Tuey not only dc.
clare fixed adhcreuce to thosr r..
publican principles which have here.
toIore triumphed in Ohiu, but they
breathe u determination to maxi.
their ascen iancy permanent anI H.
Vlncib!e. The ticket nolnlnated Is
one Vi tile strongest ever offered Tor
tue suffrage u the people OF the
State.
lion. WIN. Peck, the nominee for
Supreme Judge, is one ol the ablsst
Jurists IN tho State. He has been
Oh the CoIumon Pleas Bench ever
s;nce tho adoption Of the new Con,
stltution,-beisg elected to tho sec,
ond term without opposition. voters
OF all parties supporting him without
hesitancy. He is u man who has en-
gagged but little ingpoJi,ics, and is OF
sppI'ess character, and eninent legal
acqu'rements AMI ability. lm4} ~
= O"C. L. Wolcott, the nomine, Tor
Atforpsy, General. no word VI ,oom,l
psed hsre he spoken.
His past .valuahle services. to the,
state are sufiicient guarantees of his,
iaturs fsithtaiRsas iup office should
he bs elected.
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GEN. LANE, whose trial on the
charge OF numbering Jenkins, has
been pending in Kansas, for some
tlme' 10 finally acquitted by the ex.
aiming Court, liz offered, however,
ever to enter into recogniz moe to to
appear before the higher Court to
answer to the charge, but the exam.
lniog Court decided that /. had no
authority to accept bail after he was
acquitted, ~
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SINCE the hot t. IN coln,nenced, the

SINCE the hot T. IN coth,nenceh, 'hr
reop,. of New York think they smell
something. and u vigorous war his
Luen commenced against the pig
stirs, the rag and bone pickcrs' es-
.,,blish,n.r,s, anI other highly ent
,.I afr, = within the limits nf the cty.
4 mob undertook IT, set adri't u vcs'
The foot 0l 4Jhr qtF;uslvn .otf'', at
night, blt were resisted bv the chtf.
oni'rI and ictrratcd in disgust.
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QUEBEC, July l3,-Ths ship Wind.
50" Forest arrived here, ami reports
that sne WAS in company with the
Niagara aud Ayamemi.on Tor three
days. She parted from them uu the
2Oth OF June, in heavy weather.
Both had light steam ON. Tue wea-
tner from the 23i to 24rh Was line,
but from then until tho 29th u heavy
south wind prevailed.
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NEwroRr, Rhode Island, July 0.
The . ship Eliza Aallory, from
Havana, for England, has just put
In here In distress, hsving lost threv
meu from yellow tsver.' and three
more being now sick from tho same
disease,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

OF their own boasted measures?-I
We published j. as soon ne copy
was received; opr peigbbor has not
published it yet, nor will hs--he
dare not. =
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hiors. -roRoSro, July l3.--S,rr
ous riols occurred } yesterday aid last
n'gnt III consequence Vi lue Oranso
deiAonstr-tion. A numbsr oi n,uu
We're snot, but none fatally. Thu
MILITARY were stationed III different
parts u snsclsy lAst aIgut TO preserve
order,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

i, BosToS, July lathe Turkish
Admiral sailed to-day in the Arabia.
He will inspect the ships buil ling
in England, and then proceed home,
where his services are required In
connection with tho troubles in Mon
tenegro.
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PKRRY RANDoLpn AND q. FosrEr

PERRY RANDoLPn AND q. FosrER
Two notOiious couuLerlciters, were
arrested low days sincs near War.
ren, Quo, and conveyed to Id
Grange, lnd ana, in whlcn nelgnoor.
mood they hai scattered large
amount Vi spurious bills. Upon the
person OF Randolph 1900 III coun.
tcrtelt biiis was found.
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0en advertisements.

FXECUTOR's MOTTO E.-Notice is hereby
IL given. that the undersigned was this day
qlIlined according to law, in the Probate
Court of Hancock county, Ohio, ~ Executor OF
the last will and testament of Abraham Shoe.
maker, late of Pleasant township, Hancock
county, Ohio, deceased.
GEORGE TODD, Executor
of Abraham Shoemaker, deceased.
July l3. ls5s.-3tpd
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Charles N. May & Joseph b R,,hcn,ld)
Partners doing business under the
hrm namo ofMay & Rothchlld, Pltfs.)
against
Lcvi Chain, Defendant.
Before Daniel B. Beardsey, n Justice Of the
Peace Of Flndlay township, Hancock county,
Ohio. -
nv tho tath day ufJuly, A. n. 1858. said Jus.
~ tie issued an order OF attachment IN tno
above action for the sum of sixteen dollars and
cost. NAY 4 ROTIGlIII.D.
FiSDLAY, Ohio, July IA lS5s
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TREASURER OF SENECA CousrY.

TREASURER OF SENECA County. -
Tho report put il circulation, that
the Treasurer Of Seneca county had
proved n dciaulter. turns out entire.
ly false. The Treasurer has resign
ed in consequence oftbe oppressive
character of the late law, which tn,
Democracy have taken occasion to
manufacture int" II d-ialc ,tion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-16

Mr. EVERETT relates an aneciote
of the British General Clinton, in
the revolution ,ry war, who, while
living at the Battery, in New York,
WAS accustomed to take nap every
warm day in the sulnmer-house in
the garlen attached to his residence.
He was observed BY II Yankee. who
rep 'rt-dahrough spies, to Washing
ton. that Clinton cnuld easily bc cap
turel. Hamilton came into th,
room while Washington was con-
Sulting with messenger relative tC
il, an, said to the Commander-in
Chir,: DO not listen tor moment
to the suggestion. fn. u Clint"" +
send IA capable man to take hi
place. Clinton is just the man W.
want"
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DEMOCRATIC TREASURY DEFAuLrER
The Treasurer o! Vinton county Ga
Democracy has been discovered de
faultcr. There is quite an excite
ment in consequence. THIS is the
party that never elects dishonest
men To Office.
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LIoarSiSa' RODS take the mischief
out o. me Enthusiastically rods take i.
Gus Oi bal boys. 49,. ',. HF d
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TESTlM,

we, inc undersigned, having practically and
otherwise tested D'CnnuOI : system for Cut.
ting, entitled rmg TAILonS' FRigSp. &c, conf.
DENLY recommend Il Ia the Trade IN general.
IA beng as good 40 (lf not the best or any wa
nave seen. We hni II sound IN principle and
SIMPLE and systematic IN detail, and well wnr.
thy the notice 81 AL those who want "A safe and
ieiiaDle system 10 cut by.
A. SoURs.
FISDLAY, July IL, lsjs-3m s. s. SuIra.
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flNDLAh, Odlo, 1875,
INllE above work 10 now ready and VIII 10
Ncht hN mail. pust l;id To- All parts ui tho
tnilcd states and British America, Oh receipt
Oi $500 per Aingic copy.
Agents ana cHnvdssvrS wanted IN every city
and county town throughout the Cninn 10
whom liberal commission viii be gwen and
an extra per ccuttse On all cash pure haScs
over ten dollars.
The copyright for all ar any nf the uni'ed
States VIII hc disposed oi an rctSpna bic terms.
Patterns cut Tor the Trade To any measure IN
d. tai, nr proportional 10 any gwen Breast or
a. III 'asnrc' anu sent by mall post pad, 10
all parts If the Union, AZ the following r,t.s.
VIZ: Cwus. - cents. including Rtsl,n or tire.
cian Sacks; Pants ana VESTS. 80 cents; others
III pr'p"rllnI. Practical instruction, including
a copy ui the wOrk. slO.
TIe following test munlalS are already re-.
re!vod, ani beng lr"m my lmncd ate cumpe.
utnrs IN thlS place, WIN are men ul vel. .kuuwn
respectable standing N the trade. and who are
the only lersons who have as yet Inspected
the worN, deem them worthy ui Insertion:
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TIE GOLDEN PRIZE,


Ihe New YORK weekly GOLDEN PRIZE
70 one ol tiie largest ana best weekly papers Of
Tue udy' Al Imperial Quarlu, Containing EIUur
PAGEs, or FORTY COLUMNS of entertaining origin.
al matier ana ELEUAhTLY ILLUSTRATED every
week.
GIFT WORTH FROM 30 CENTS To
SoOO,OO IN gold, WILL BE PRESENT.
ED 10 EACH sun sCitlBEn IAiAIEDI-
aTELf ON RECEIPT Of THE suB-
'CaifrlON MONEY. 80.
ohe copy Tor one year. ......2 90, and / git.
olo copy for two years.. . 80, and 2 gifts.
ohe copy Tor lhree years.. w, and gifts,
Una copy ior hve years ..... y w, anu 9 gifts.
Ana 10 CLUBS. -,
Three chpes one year. ..s5 90, and 3gfs.
rive copies ono yoar........ OO, and 6Biits.
ieh oopies ono year. ....l5 w, ana lO giits.
iwehty'une cop'es ono year.30 w, and IL g,its.,
lac ARTICLES 10 be distributed are comprised
In Inc following list: go.
2raeSases Of Gold, containing $500 90 each,
do do 900 w eacn.
~ do do lOO w each.
iOPatent Lever Hunting Cased ...t.
Wdtcnes s....,.,,......,.. l0J each.
~ Guid watches. s....,...,....,.. 70 w each.
,So 0o 70 70 ' ,'''''''''.''"'' ev ea.cp>
500 Lad. .es Cold watcles...,' 50 Nv .aca,
200 silver Hunting Cased Watches 80 W exotl.
SSS siysr Ws'oGGss TO 21oo eaon>
Cold Gooss,s Braceiss IotShss 9 ss esSSs
Breast Pms, Cun Pins, Sleeve buttons, tauilss, .
Sn,rl studs, Walcn koys, Gold and SILVER Tame
bles, and variety OF other articles, worth from
81 cents 10 SIS each. t.if'F q tpi IHi
;. lmmedl stsy on receipt Of the subscription
monvy, the subscribers name wall be eiitered
upon our Subscription book opposite a humber, .
VIII be Iorwardsd, Within one week, 70 Tue sub.
scrlbar, 10y s,isl 0s' srpvess, post pasi. - OLA
~ Az companicati9nss should 20 addressed
TO - DEAN d SALTER, Wa
Z ~ and ~ Me6at BuaIainx, >. b
s.sspscinen copies sent ifee. '-''r ,rf"
|. agents whnted: iHiui GJ,h ltti |
Avtii tst, lsts.-yl2uo,
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.



Benevolent Institution, established hy snecal eudvv
men for the reliefo the sick and distressed afflicted
with "Yirueut and Epidemic Diseases"
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such a.
Spermatorrh9a, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonor
rhSea elect, Syphilis, the Vice Ouaus or Self Ause
&c, &c N'
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful des.
tructon OF human life caused by Sexual Diseases and the
receptions practsed upon the unfortunate victims Of snc
diseases by Quacks, have directed their Consulting Sreon
as C"dJtdGte act worthy Of their name 70 give mRDC
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted who apply by
letter with description OF their condition (age occnpati
hablts OF c Go and IN fcNtreue poyertv ana sf
erlng TO Furnish Medicines Free Of Charrc II ia e.l
less TO add that the Association commands the highest Md
zeal skin OF he age, and will urush the most approved MOI
ern treatment. "
The Directors, review the past feel assured that
their aoors IN this sphere Of beeyolcnt effort have been
81 great benefit to the afflicted especially to The Young
ana they have resolved to devote themselves with renewed
u 10 ms very Important but much dies pissed cauge
just published, by the Association, Report on Sperma-
torrhoa, or Seminal Weakness the vice OF Ouanis Mss
turbaton or Abuse and other diseases Of the Sevna
Organs 10y the Consulting Surgeon which viii be sent by
mal!, On sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE on the re-
ceipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, Dr.. GEO Il. G ,LIOrN Consulting S,,rgoor
Howard Association, No South NINTH Street phiadel
pha, Pa. BY Order Of the Directors
,,uo ,.,,,,,, EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILp, Sec'y 1ya8
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kalS2E2' N2sce.

insurance.
feorla Marine C Fire Insurance Co.
,r,r,s CHARTERED Is4f
l'AlS Company continues 10 issue po,c.s an ,,,
inland Navigation, Transportation and fire Rsrs -,
reasonable rates 'N'
oAriTAL' $soooo
OFFICERS
rres. ID. l.. T. BoURLAND, v Pre-
y HOLLAND, Secretary.
DIREcToRs:-
Richard C,yaga " W no.iahd, b. l.. T. Bourland,
Samuel How - I'm, John Reynolds,
WIN Phe,us " iy1g, Theodore Perry
Charles Holland: hoiand,
CEice 30 Main street
me following is the Report Of the business ~ ..;
Tor the past year, showing condition on the Al a.
arcn INST, at which time the Capital was incra.Sy
Soocooo the whole amount OF which subscribed and saoo
Wy PAID IN In view OF increased facilities for
ntavy business and also the large additional security S
oui 20 our customers giving this company basis second
none other we therefore look fer and expect vsrv
large increase OF business. 1t will ever be the aim ~ ~
company TO SO honoraby conduct all their affairs a. ~
eIt the patronage of the nsurng public Our course
adopted regarding the adjustment of losses he
the future. ~ an" 'ioeiaii'y IN
june 1915 G. D. GAsKILL, Agt Kenosha, Wis
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Kenosha Water-Cure.

iIS founded upon the principle of using
: he"e0fcS In the cure of disease and SO in
suueuhg patients IN tllSr use that they may
Not only Regain, but .1atatain HealM.
The location Of the CURE is enineptly alared tr a. m
pose being situated in fthe most pleasant cities H.
passed ' Oe sur
Our Rooms and Bathing convenences are well arranged
Ior e comfort Of patients and pains will be spared 10
render their stay agreeable SP0" ="
DR. sEELEY would call the attention Of the afflicted to
II, M EI-LCiRO CHEMICAL BATHS
which he has introduced into his Cure nv tber. of,l
'a, az eNtraheous minerals Gas mercury lend &C. are
ron me system and seine Of he most distressing
sncR g seroea Rheumatism Paralysis Ulcers Nersjga
and Nervous Diseases generally
Persons who have worked paints or taken mercury o,
baths " w WI !" ''st tdoss
The Terms Of this Institution are from Sc to Az nor ~
.aus wnl Drhg SIX crash towels, cotton or linen
Snee's nahhei blanket and two comfJrtablos
kenosha, Sept. 1856 18tf ' '"A"''
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SEHEFRxRE,s ILL,
- 50 = ~ n - "a Il Il
kAenOs5a County CircuIr Court.

NV ,,ir,,a ~ - -. - - = Af'"a ~ court.
the seal OF the Circuit Court the County Of
kenosha and state of Wisconsin, and deliver
ed against the goods and chate and lands and teueents
oil Henry hnchei have levied upon shall oner for
sale and sell at public yendue the highest bidder there
for as the law directs, at the Court House in the city ana
couny Of kenosha and state aforesaid on Saturday me
tenth eth) day OF April, A. D. ls5S between the hours of
ten and twelve clock in the forenoon Of that gy an mo
right, title and interest which the said Henri, Mitchell ma
on the tenth day OF April A. b. ISIS or at any time since
that day. IN and 10 the following described piece or parcel
of land lying aud being in the county and STATE ora;
to wit Lot number four ~, in fractional section number
eighteen 81 township one i north of range twenty TI0
east containing thirty two and 90-IOO acres more or less
in the town Of Salem, Kenosha Comfy, Wisconsin
A. p. TYMEsON, Sheriff.
Dated, at the Sherf's Office, Kenosla February ORD
ID. 1855. fc,,e-1 - -
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ANSOLYENT NOTICE

III .s i'r o, me application Of Joseph Vale an insol
Ne"' uVn'or' 10 be discharged from his deits '''''
oTiCE H. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
= ~" W c.sC VIII come on 70 he heard before the ae
sha on the first Monday Of May next at 10 VIZ o. Keno
OF SAID day, or as soon thereafter as the same a VI
attire Court Rouse IN the city aud county Of Kfa
term OF the circuit court then and tere 10 be heIJ
for said county at which time and place all az
sech hsoSeht are required to appear show causs II
any they have why assignment OF said inso,t 70, y
not be made, and he be dischared from his debts
January oth, lS3S. by Order of
J. Il. JusUS, Holm Al 1,ppD
Atty for Petitioner. r6w4li Cjrc,i, - 5
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-25

THOMAS PRiCTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALERIS
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch yyhiskey
L0nd0" Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, &c
Rrandies.-Otard, Dapuy f. Co., I. Cheron',
Champagne, g. Admyrauld, A. Lombat, J. g.
J. J. Dupuy, Damien.
Gins-Cologne, DuKuypers Key, 7kistLe.
Rums-Jamaiea, 81 Croir,
WhiskcyR-Oid MonongaAela
Winos-Burgandy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure juice, Sherry d. G. Gordon, Otle
Grades
Champagne Heidsick aud He,ds,ck g. Co.. do. Laus.
mand, do. Queen Victoria, d. Ducai Gran.
Cldret IN casks, Claret IN eases White in casks
Ipklte IN cases, Muscat, Muscat in cases Bran
dy Cherries Cherry Brandy CoydtGls, Bitters.
Aic0hol Pure Spirit >
~ prictures Double Rectiaed Whskey, in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha. Wis. disnl6yl6
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-25

To all whom itInay concern:
NOTICE is nEREBY GIVEN. THAT

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Andrew Harmon
ris, Kenosha County, deceased: '8'' VI a