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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-07
City of E5 ~as0sEan---2d Ward.
: TIE foLL0cing in s.. r. Or. S. 30 z. 2 z. q

Middle Is of " IL of bk -
T. l-2 of Ia Of BIZ -
W I-3 cfs " IA Of ak q
Part of bk 50 Of l-2 said blk thence on
line Of said bk II IL rods thence oRa line with line
Esd bk Gl2 rods thence son line with line Of said h
sl2 rods theneoe line With hnS of said TX II IL
rods beginning.
Part s b 30 the exeep that portion taken from the
side BY ts G. b. n L {. T. 4. md Il-2
II ~ rods OF the corner.
Part of 30 rode OF thence 10 rods .hensa
lG rods thence 10 rods thence Is rods beginning
Part Of blk 81 70 rVdsN from bk and line Of
thence Is 2 rods thence ross 10 IL
SrOds to beginning.
Part OF bk 81 p reds Of . of b6 and
thence IL liz ruds rods rs IL rods
beginning.
Part OF blk 81 at n Of said blk thence on n
line Of rods thence 10 rode thence 10 reds thence
a 10 rods to beginning.
. ofp asfI, AnFtty
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AsTA'TE OF WISCONSIN.

t@S - 8" SI =" EsCOL9S4 H.-kENOSHA
- county Circuit Court.-Julgment for sale Of r1or,
kaSed premises on foreclosure of mortgage Charotte
hhowes against Patrick Smith, John Diedrch and Jsmss
L. newman by virtue ana in pursuance of a tina iudo
heh or tue SAFE OF the morgaged premises hereaft..
described made and entered in the above entitled cfnn
On me nineteenth day Of November 1858, the November
county OF keposha shall offer for sale and se ~ .,,;
auction to he hges! bidder therefor at the front door
te court house. in the city ana county Of Keuo.ba ana
stare Wisconsin, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of
Day the tweny-eghth [ZSh day Of May A. D. 1855 ms
iooWlng described lots parcels land to satisfy
judgment ana costs together with the costs and exDerez
81 sad sa!etat is to say: The north half OF Io npm
per SIX oI, IN bock number forty three 1881 in the first
"ard OF Inc city OF kenosa, in tie conQuy of enesba
and state OF Wisconsin, and on the southeast onarsr
seSt.Cn number thirty-one l3i town two 2j
Ier2as of Sale cash. hLONZO p TYuEsoN
Dated, November IS 1858. Sheriff OF Ken.xbo Count,
o, s. HEAD, Atty for Prf Gm94
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Commencing 24 rods of the N. corner of said IA
sec ana 2t9 and Ia of line of Prairie Avenue, thence
70 ths street, themes W 100 it, thence I6 it, thence
100 II to beginning.
Toe J0Itto,ring an " " Or. S. 6 T. r. %.
Commencing % rods s and rods w of corner Of
SAID IA Sec taenee parallel with the 14line to the cor
Poration line, thence IS rods and links, thence to
WITHIN ~ rods of Prairie Avenue thence ts beginning
Except what may be included in the street known a,
Fremont Avenue.
Commencing at point % chains and 81 links from
line Of said IL and Is rods links from the line,
tnence to lands of Fisk EuppOsng to be % rods and
IL INKS thence to the corporation line, thence to
point ofheginning thence to begnning-exc what
may be Included in the street known Fremont Avenue
Commencing on W line of the n IA OF the W IA Of
sec 3, 70 rods of line of said thence to the
corner of ii Of the W IA thence "a rods
thence 60 rods thence W "a rods the beginning.
| TIE t0!jotciag an N. z. Or. S, g. 4. l, e. 23
Commencing 220 # Of W corner of lot IL in said l 4
se3 and on the line OF KenoshG st. thence parallel witt
the ue of said lot 10 lin of lot -, thence southery
on line CT lot Is A it, thence parallel aforesaid TO
line OF Keno:ha st, thence Al it the beginning.
Commencing rod and 229 IT W of the N oi
said Ia Sec thence Al and S12 it, thence Il, thehee
W Al and S-l2 It, thence s rods to beginning.
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City Of E6es.enl.m--Ats, Ward.


The 51itos,ing in s. E. Or, S. 81, T. 2, Il. %.
Block 4, commencing at the N T. ecrnsr of blk W on
lin to corner 100 and / It, parallel to Rocl
st to line Of blk, to beginning.
Let bl 9
Undivided 1.2 of lot bk II
Undivided IL of lot l bk IL
Undivided IL of lot s Blk II
| Undivided IL Of lot 3 biz II
Lot 9 Sk Y
Lot bk Is
% OF lot 10 ok IS
| Lot II blk 13
The folto,cng IN S. ". Or. S. 30, r. 2. Il. %.
| Part Of lot blk commencing at of lot :
to line of said lot to line of lot, thence he
ginning
| Lot 2 bk 2
! IL Of lot bk
/ Lots bk3
FislE's Firsi Western Addition.
Tie totioscing ia S. ~. Or. 81, 7. , r. %
! All except r. Roadtrack oflot5 bk l
| Lot I bk l
| Lot .
| Lot II hk 2
Commencing rod? W and 30 rods Of N L corner Of
SAID u sec, thence Is rods IL rods, 10 reds IS
RODS TO otgnniDg-eScept the track of G. B. milwaukee
Chicago r. X.
Commencing rods and redsW of n corner of said
IA sec, thence W 10 rods, 10 rods IS reds thence
TO beginnlng-e&cept the land taken by the G. 3 NJ c
R, r. Co, fer track.
| Commencing rods and 80 rods S of Z corner "
Fad is sec, thence 6 rods, theme 10 rods thence
~ rods thence 10 rods to bcginnngexcep that part
taken by o. B. N. G. r. R. Co.. for track, and except
that portion taken for q street on the south.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-07

GTATE OF WISCONSIN. = CircWit Tcurt
~ Of the County Of Genoah0. Cornelia Palnenter
Plaintiff, against Marquis /. Cutting and Della Cutting
anal Judgment for the sale of the morgaged premises
hereinafter described, made and entered in the abevs
entitled action, l. Hudson Fox, Sheriff of said County ef
enosh, sha ohcr for sale, and shall sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder therefor, the front door OF
the Coart House in the city and said County Kenosha
at ten O'clock in the forenoon Wednesday the
fourth day of August, A. D. 1885, the following described
parcel Of land or much thereof will be sufficient to
satisfy the said Judgment and costs, together with tho
costs and expenses Of such sale wit All that certain
piece or parcel OF land situate and being in said county
OIL kenoaa IN the town OF S0mers and further described
as the west half Of the southwest quarter OF section mum
Der three in township number two range number twenty
two
Dated February 18th, ISIS. HUDSON FOX,
Gf.Nr.g n.
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SSTATE OF WISCONSIN, KENOSHA
~ County Circuit Coart-Judgment for sale of mort
gaged premises on foreclosure OF gageLathrop Bull
len againstJohn Cornelius Cornelius his wife
BY virtue and in pursuance Of Judgment tile sals
OF te Hlorgaged premises hereinafter described mads
ana entered IN the above entitled action on the fifteenth
conn day 81 November D. 1865, at the November term
% s"u curt l. AiohZo r Iyneson sheriff Of said county
OF KeGosha, shall offer for sale at pnbre -
ion to the highest bidder therefor the front door Of the
court house, ~ the city and county Of Kenosha sud stse
OF wise lnzil 81 ten O'Clock in this forenoon Of saturd
me ourth auay Of june AID 1862 the following descrbtd
ots pieces OF parcels fand much thereof viii lie
suthcisht 10 satisfy the said alignment and cost toese
with the costs ana eZpences of said salehat is to
Al Tue loHoWihg premoses 10 witt Lot four "a and pert
lots two % and three 49, IN block eighty three (e3l III
the north ward in The city OF Kenoyha being tbty gn
leet vice north ard south and eight (3) rods deep e.
ana west from south end Of said lots two ana three h ~
n0rthsass fractional quarter OF section number
(' town tH" % north Of rsnGe twenty three 1881 east
Terms Of Sale, Cash. ~
Dated at kenosha this Both day Of november A. D 1a-s
L. y. hyANs, PIN 5 Atty, ALONZO P. JAMESON
om2ooct2 Sheriff Of Kenosha County Wiseonsin
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FOR SALE

The following Lands which We hold by virtue .
Tax Title ia las Csunty OF kenos!la,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-07

JaVVU It1TUaTy IeJI, Islo HIDSUN FOX,
Sheriff Of Kenosha County
Lyon ADAMS, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Racine Gms7i
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, STATE or WISCONSJN.-Keao COMMIT, n.
! rm:t Count Orson :. Head against Martin
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Lot TO Ok ]
Lot Il blk ali ofiine parallel wsth the line OF 'ot II
and u and IL rods thsrefco extended " liLe
of the telegraph road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
GREAT BRITAIN.
d'Urban.

The real business Of Parliament commepeed on the
9Th, wheu the Queen in person delivered the follow
ing speech:
Nu Lords and Genfleraen:-I avail myself with sat
i-ail.n in the PIE seIt xiou- state o pabe At MRS
of tie -dvice Of my Parliament, whoa nave sun
mon-d To meet with the least possible d1INy.
have directed iLst p1pers shal Do laid before YOU
from which yoR will learn bow earnest ani unc-t,ihg
have been ny eudeavoTs to preserve the peace " III
rope Those eBdeavoTs have uLhapplIy IaAvi anu "'l
has been declared be France and S,ruis on one
eide and Austria on the other. Receiving assurance
Of irieRcshp from both the Goa end parties lnteni
~ maintain betNeeu them strict aud impartial neu
trally and hope with Gods assistance to preserve
~ ny people the blessing Ut continued pc zee.
Considering however, the present. state 81 Europe
have deemed necessary to the security ol my 40
mniuns ana the homer of Crown To Increase my la
vel forces to an amount exceeding tbet "hlen ha' -
sanctioned by Parliament. rely With cpnndenee ou
Your cordial Concurrence in this precautionary nes'He
vi defensive policy. H.
The Kits Of Inc Two Siei'es having ANNOUNCED 70
n the death # the King hi father, ani hts OWL
cessou have thought, in sorefrt with the EWPSiJ!
of France TO reuew my diplOuistic Intercourse WIN
the Court of Naples which had been suspended d0iHs
the late reign. 49,.
isfaeiCTy ioouI <.
The rest Of the speech il devoted 70 matters
local rt.rert Attention is directed 10 the blI 10
carry cut the ndaiioD of the Commissioner %
T. gard 10 the beet mooe Of manning the Navy
In respect 10 the Reform question, the Queen SIMPLY
saws that she shall have pleasure in giving hef
sanction to any wel-con-idered measure, ana % :,
should matters Of more urgency relating 10 the ue-
Tense sno financial condition Vi The country nee
po,ponereni, she hopes ira; the question VII ave
attention At the cou.uiercemeut Of the session.
The speech concludes BY expressing hope thai me
deliberate rs Of Parlam. Ut VIII tend to secure 10 'ne
country the continuance Of peace abroad and pro
gressive improvement. 81 home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20

paced the Tiriro. in very considerable force. Tue
result Of tho contest ubdec,je The coanbat IS
Our troops threw Themselves upon TIE enemy $
ranks With ardor, and showed va'or sod prrsever-
sn'e worthy of the most glorious fe4is Of arms ct
the 1pperisl Amy. Milan Is perfectly Tranquil.
The hesdqusrier. yesterday w-,c still at Abbate
Grasso
An Austrian telegram rom Verona gives .iIni-
lar view. but add- that the Authorities ard weak
garrison Of silan it'll the exception OF the castle
garrison, have witldraup at tue command OF Gen.
Ol uihi. The town is quiet.
The following message from Vienna had been
published by the Frankfort papers wi.hou. any
guaranty os TO The authenticity of the news:
VIEssA, Mondsy.-Through the ooporture 1riya
Of the corps darnte Of Field Marshal Clam CALAIS
the battle field the Au-'rans victorou. after
bot fight, and the French were thro~n back over
the Ticino
Tins aipahy UniTE., snce C.AmCslAs command. ts i
ce1rs, which Eas the very Ere, ,Esssed.-Ed Tu5sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
POLITICAL.

The Hon. John Forsyth, late Minister Of Mexico,
has BE- come sole edit ,r aud proprietor of The Mobile
Regnt,r. la bis salUt4tory be states th,t notwith-
standing Ii. differences with tie President, lie will
not withhold hs support from such measures Of the
Adm iustIailon a. he can coAsctehti0usiy approve.
-" In Louisians" ssya The Washington States,
Americausm' IL DO lor ger in the field OF national POI
litics. IL Will present candidates Of its own for
Congress but will cooperate tremendously with the
Democracy IN the canvass # 1850 for Pre-iient. An
Organization Is kept Up in New Orleans, but merely
with r, ference to municipal sffairs."'
The Hoe. Nile, Taylor is the Democratic Can
didate for reelection to Congress from the III. Dis
irict of Louisiana.
We arm from entitled 20 the fullest Gre
deuce says The Chicago Tribune that the late election
for delegates 10 the Kansas Constitutional Conyen-
ton was conducted on plan hardly inferior in point
Of opel-dayigLt swirdng to the candle-box affair Of
October. Isl, the returns q which are sti playing
bid,-sud-ss,k in the breeehss pocket OF John Ca
houn. Sam M-dary, Governor Of Kansas, IL en-
ploy,d by the Democratic party ito carry Terri
tories." Long experbced AMI famous IN the art Of
colonzing the State Of Ohio, whenever the eIisen-
ces Of bis party required majority in the Legsla-
ture bis qualifications for the office OF Governor OF
Nipne.Ota In 1857 where two United States Senator's
were pendpg on the result Of the hrst State eiectoo
were undispurec. He went 10 thai Territory, aud by
ONT IF fI up doubtful counties with Wild Tish, pat
ing the Wbnebagoes and half the savage tribes " the
bssk weed: .hsc9se :.e Y:.inE .-.:.::i .;'psI.uo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTTo> MARKET.
The sales If fhe three days in the liverpool Cotton
nari. II bales uondns 1900 .pecu,tion aud for
.xgo IN, clo.cd with but little Inquiry and prices
weak while an,n.Fiies say that TO mary reduction
Of ID had b--u submitted M.rs Clare sous qaote
Mddiug Orleans IS i6d, snd Midilus UplAuds 9i6d
STATE OF TRADE.
The advice. from un-yorao The market
dull TIE act ILcian q, Insud having sub.ii-d.
LIVERPOOL BKEADsiUfFs MARKET-ln the Liver
psi ,dsuf. al d.scnVoa. silh'ly loS-t
S. Rchsrauu. SprLre Co. American flour very
and uIs-lst~, sid quotfru- nominal ~ Ia us 81
What c,cuf I'd EAST Western, 8dIni do Waite l0dllf
bite 10 Cs3i. Corn b-d downward tendency
81 hO der. prr,sg The m.rt.t AZ r-du ton fof
Eufop--n Au.Tc-n quoted: Mixed as Yellow
Sae 20, bite sds d
LyERFooL PRoyIsIoS MAREET.-The Liverpool
PpyhI Market dull. and prize, Beef heavy
90 quaits slightly T. "a dull aud sales uunporau
Pscou quit Lard duh slightly lower Talow steadIer
Butcher Association s. a. 6d.
LiytRPoOI PRODUCE MAREET -Messrs. Richard
sor sp c. quote Resin dull ID TO- Sugar
frm 81. hineT Cor.e quiet dull and nominal
spri'. TuiFeutbe duh cut ,esdy.
LONDoS MAKKETs -BREADSTrFFs were dali bnt
h. Loud0u SUGAK firm advance Of 81 al
CoTTEE hrm shsh advance TIA hrm RicE heavy, AID
previous Quotations barely rsnaiued lALLow rrn a. 81
LoADOS MoNET MARXET.-COns0ls closed the
III a. 81. or nou'y sud e3tdgi for account.
AMERICAN observation-disclosures Stocks were
SOW Of sa.s but without alteration Of moment in rs,es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
PERSONAL.

Henry c. Carey is in Paris II will interest the
friebcs Of true public economy TO learn that his late
work on Social Science is rapidly making its way on
the continent of Europe. All the copies sent there
have been sold, and arrangements have been made
for It's republication in the French language. la Eu-
gland not many copies have been purchased, Mr.
Bull not reiishlng books which upset his theories of
governing and pluDdering the world. Blu. in Ger.
mnny The demand for the work hes been go consider.
able to have absorbed nearly all the ses Of it sent
to London. Russia too is reading Mr. Carey's books
there being in Paris order for several copies
Of bis " Letters TO President Buchanan A large
portion of these letters published 10 the MJni-
teur Irdustrtei, and were very influential in pro-
ducng the recent defeats Of the Free Tfader.. The
last Of these, the vote on the corn trade was by
the decisive majority of los in the Assembly in favor
of Protection.
Prof. Anass Mccoy Of Albany Corresponding
Secretary Of the Worlds Temperance Committee, and
late EDITOR Of Tie P,0hi5tOAist has long been coll
ectiDg materials for full and authentic history Of the
Temperance reform, from its origin 10 the present
tine, tracing its influence upon the habits, the socal
usages the pc litics and the Legislation Of this and
other countries He will be grateful for any informa-
tcn that will be seryiceabe 10 him in his ntere sting
end important labor
-TAe Charleston Mercury reports that Prot. De
Bow passed through Charleston the It'll inst, in
good health, and firm in his adhesion to Southern
principles
The following letter, says The L0uisriHe Journal,
reached yesterday by mail and contains the auto
BIZ graphy Of life i'll spent. We have obituary
notice to pen over the wstsry grave Of the writer;
the Wabash will ripple his dirge and its spring ,ods
stand for his But for the information of
the friends Of the retersn departed We publish
his last dying speech end confession just as We re
ceived il:
June toe lah 1879
Mr. rsorre prentice
plea, pUbsh few lines Of he Old Subscribers o. the
toID g,.n CO Ky Raised in Hair Co RAis-d By
pgs Yare;s A. the ~ II yeas old press-d fh " Cls
yoiD-d the b.pi.t Charch In 1913 excluded RON n
G. 1870 sa-d H4r, e. 9Th 1851
G. rd sCt that has murdered all The pace and
FfsUds the - II A.sCa AMI my wife pared
meet IN For. Clsy &, saf
Mail Ills -ttsr eEpct FAKE ne Wabash River grave
m-zi Dr. ard g - Hell WB
Of Hlr ca Ky
pl,ss Snd GI -o..sy gore Copy 10 Morroe Ky
The Rev. Gavin W. Ruter, one Of the pioneers
Of Methodsm in Indiana, died suddenly at his resi-
derce near Pstng,, Switzerland County, Saturday
week. He had preached in the morning with his
gsus. zeal and ability, and sg2aI:rt'y II ~ sccss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20
Murder and Suicide.

DUNkIKk, SaIuTday, june TO, IoJ7.
This morning abou, y O'Clock, the dead bodies Of
Martin Saufer, his wife aud only chd, were f,und in
an upper Of the emigrart house kept by Sauter
Buffalo street. The wifes throat must have been
cut while asleep in bed, causing almost instant DEATH
the whdppo being entirely severed. TIE child, Six
wears Of age was ON another bed with her throat hor
rbly mangled. The body of Sauter WAS found in
reclining position by the eide of the bedsead on which
the child lay II is supposed the Deed wss done some
time in the night, as the house was observed to be
closed up TO the time of the discovery. Sauter kept
emipraut boarding house, aud was connected by
marriage with respectable German families in towo.
The affair creates intense excitement. Toe Coroner Is
DOW holding I'D irquest. 1t il kuowu that the parties
had not lived quiet life for time, but whether
the deed was committed under the influence of liquor
is not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20

10 tie House If Lcris the address in reply TO the
Queen's speesh was moved b. Earl Fowls, and sec
onaed by Lord Clifford The conduct OF the Govern
NJ 1T, tn their domestic sDd for,ign relat ons
aa- d-uounced by Lord Grsnvie srd others; but
ser their spe. chez in defense BY the Esr az Malme.
bury and tie Earl OF Derby the address was agreed
In the Commons, Ne address tn the Crown was
moved by NJ. Egerton and seevf-ded by Sir J. e.
nEn-'"ne TIE Marquis Of Dupnioston moved an
sn.uGi.ep, to the tfTsc; that the present Ministry
coes lot possess thu confidence Of tue Hou-e. He
repiehended tie conduct If the Goy rnm-nt on the
Reform que,tion. NJ. H,nbuIy seconded the amend
msn'. Mr. d rael refeudrd the course of the Gov
E, Ia er,, and stated thai the Reform question would
be os' pored tn tho sior, AMI tha: the for
eisp Obey Of the Government; would be peace. He
called To an immediate division Tie question was
about to be put, but the Opposition We're not pre-
pared to V, tie; and after speeches by Lord Palmer
ou and 9th. rs Mr.. Disrae consented ali urn the
debate tai tie ilth.
conference OF the Liberal party was held in
l. Moon on the Z, b. i'll the street, pursuant to call
issued by Lord. Palmcrston aud John Russell aud
oihe prominent uen Upward Of two hundred and
fifty nenib~Is ii Parliament are sisted TO have b'ea
present aid the proceedings were On the whoe bar
nIonIouf.
kos,uth leaving Englsod for Italy an the 9TH
inst. He had had sn interview with the Frsnch En-
hsssador IN London. Some thTee hundred Huny,riaas
Who had returned from America were to follow him
t" Italy.
Ii was announced that Prince Paul Esterh4zy had
arrived 10 LoDdon diplomatic mi Soion from Aus
tia, but TIE Herah states authorits;vely tnst the
report l. eDtlr.ly without foundation.
Sir Arthur Msgunis. at present Minister to Sweden,
is appointed envoy to Naples, thus r-opening diplo
nnric relations with that kingdom.
The sudden death of Mr. Pierce, leading member
OF Gins y MinStrels, performing 10 London, is
announced.
Tie Dublin correspondent OF The Lc.Goa Herald
mentions rumor thst Sir Edward Grogan is TO sue
eeed Sir Z. Head as Governor General Of Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20

The Montreal Herald gives the following account
az spgu al duel said to have been fought IN that city
on the l5,h inst:
Itwould appear that, about l0l o'clock YESTERDAY
morning, Councillor Aucla'rc while walking IN McGHl
street was aocosted by stranger whose name he dd
not know bat who, at any rate, came from France.
this si Al ger told the Councillor that his conduct on the
night previOus in supporting the Mayor, was not be-
coming for gentleman. To thus Conoctl'r Aucl're
reph,d-that he had right to think aud act a. he
plt ased-that he of opinion the Mayor should DC
sustained-and that therefore, he supported him. The
stranger il is stated, then observed, that Coducor
Aucaire was rascal; in answer 10 which assertion,
the Councillor said You may prove that II You hSe;
but 10, III the street. The stranger sad he hat ps-
tols; and he with friend who accompanied HIM ~
well as the Councillor, at once took cab aui drove 10
the direction of Sherbrookc street. The three then
repaired to field in the rear OF McGL College. Tue
pirtols were then loaded by the strangers filend-
Councillor Auclae and the stranger then separated ten
PAGES The word was given, ADD they both fired. Ine
stranger fell wounded in tie rgnt foot his oPppneut
WAS unihiured. Councillor AuclaiIe states that he
could not make out the name OF the stranger; but
he SAYS he was tall dark man, and resies IN cer-
tain hotel m the vicinity Of Mc(;l street. Councdlor
AuclaiIe hmstlf is man upwards OF nifty years oil
ape and his vision il not the strOngest III TACT II Is
stated he had spectaces while engaged IN the
duel
Charles c. Burleigh win address the Ade-
phans" of Providence Conference Seminary, at East
Greenwich r. L. ON Tuesday afternoon, Sth ms .ant'
his subject being the Golden Age not Fabulous.
On the evening of the same day Dr. Chaplin, of this
city. will deliver an address before the Phlonothlan
Society.