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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-08

Congress assembled at the city Of Washing tor
on Monday laat the 5th inst The attendance O
members in both Houses of Representatives wa
quite full every Republican member was in hi
seat.
Immediately on the conyening Of the SQUAT
Mr. Mason, Ct Virginia, began the slavery agita
ton by giving notice of the introduction of re.
outiop fors the appointmentiof committe,
to inqniro into the facts Of the Harpers Ferry
Invasion, &c. lIr Truuball of III, gave notice
that when Mr. &ason's resolution came up, h,
should offer ar amendment to have the committe
extend !heir inquiry to the seizure Of the Arsena
at Franklin. Missouri.
he following is the substance of the proceed
ngB in Tho Touss on Monday.
The irterert in the organization of the House
4. il possible, on the increase Long befor,
noon, The galleries were density filed, and crowd
woe uua5e to obtain admission NotwiIh
anfing the inclemency 0, the weather there wa
the usugi aticuJ9ncs Of ladies'. On the floor
it - were the customary salutaions, among
members and others, and u pleasant exclsemmt
prevailed every where.
Nj. Allen the Clerk of the late House, called
the House TO order at noon. The din of voice.
Immediately ceased spectators were excluded
from the floor, and the members took their seats
The roll was called, and 231 members answered
TO their names.
On motion Of Ar. Phelps, the House agreed
to proceed to Tie election Of Speaker uira coce
FIRST vote Tor speaker: Sherman g. Bccoc
So, Grow 80, Butler "a, Davis .. Philips l. Gil
more ), Nelson ., Corwin ! Adrian / hin |
Hickman I, Pennington /, Haskiu =, McOueer
J., IL. L. CLARK /.
No one having received majority of H.,
vetes east, Ar. Grow rose and said: IA 7 de-
site in no way to retard the organization of th,
House, withdraw my name as a candidate.
The balloling for Speaker, was followed by
] ne sad Irregular discussion attended with con
sule excitement. Mr. Clark of Missouri,
a,',j resolution, promising that Republican
sgs Of Congress had endorsed book, emit
70 Helpers Sor :hern Cricis." and therefore n,
such member oflhe House should be eligible +,
the ot'eo Of spsntor. This was the signal fo
the ol oaj~s cfan excited discussion on The sinh
jet Of sle7sry. Tire FoJse adjourned on Mon
diy without decisive action on any Question
On Ires5sy the Rouse rssulned the discns
ion on ClatHs resolution; motion to Law ON n,
able was loss hy tia vote The House ~.
journd ever r. Wednesday without TAKING am,
ballot lor .pea1er.
The Senate devoted Tuesday to an apimats5
debate on tbs HarPers Ferry invasion and kin.
dred topics, daring which some of the soutber
Senators gaze intimations of quitting the Union
On Wednesday yesterday The discussion i,
ne o'rats sid House, were Continuation Oh
the ec.s introduced ON the preceding days
sse I'D baies Tzs taken yesterday for Speal
wish Ito t4l9Wiur result: Sherman. Rfr
~ Focoak, Sem. ssi Gilmer, American
%, Scattering Il, Necessary 10 a th,ice II6
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AeFaOsha Democrat OH d
Higher Law.

The Kenosha Democrat Of last week, gives q
profound exposition of tho Democratic belief on
the Higher Law, ard moreov er unfods the doe
trines Of the Church on that point First how
ever the Democra. INDUCES in the following
statement
~ has been stated to as by Republicans that
inc editor OF Tie Ielagr0pA is maliciousy dis
posed towards the Rector Of St Mathew 5
Church,"
This assertion Of The Democrats very likely
a mere inventioe, to give greater consequence
to its sayings. No Republican is silly enough
to infer, that the prcachirgof the higher Law
in the pulpit, has necessarily any connection
with party politics. The Democrat proceed tc
state the doctr:n of the Higher Law as fojlowe.
Democrat believe that obedience to the reg.
nlarly and iegit.mately constituted legal author
ties, is itself obedience to God--ihc right being III
'he hands ofthe people at viii, and by Legitimate
means. to change those authorities, and The laws
enacted by those authorizes"
Hero then we have the Democratic exposition
Of the heighcy Law; not very logically stated
but its meaning is sufficiently obvious. It's EVIL
dent meaning is simply ills The law of Gcd
IS just what Tie constituted authorities declare il
to be it may be one thing this year, and quite
another thing next year for, says The Dcmocras :,
ihe people may change it at will. Gods law them
is subjec to the caplic,s Of human government.
If any one therefor desires 10 know what the
law OF God is, he has only to consult the Pres
ldent and the men in power. James Buchanan
being The legally constituted head Of the gov
crnment, and he TO giafify tie slave power de.
termines Kansas shall have slave constitution
his will in the premises becomes the will of God.
James Bucaron takes the side of the Missouri
ruffains ard seEds u. S. troops to crush free.
dom IN X; nsas, therefore God is on the side Of
the mareudcis, and the prosavery mobocrats
The law ofjhe United States determines the pee.
pie Of The free States Of the North, shall be pat
the same use to which the dogs of the south
are employed Viz to hunt runaway negroes
Tie therefore he who refuses 10 chase a stray
iigger, oflends against the law of the Almighty
Many Of III e greatest crimes against humanity
III past ages, have been comitted by the "consti.
tuted authorities" in the name of law; vel
VIII atever wickedness is done by "the powers
hat be" is to be re garded as only a manifesto
toe of the Higher Law"
Such are the legitimate deductions from the
doctions which the Kenosha Democrat as
sures us Democrats believe Until convin
ced Of the controry we shall not believe any con
siderable number of Democrats in this county.
are prepared to accept such an abominable creed
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Capt. John Brown.

We devote considerable space in our paper IL
.he facts, and incidents attending the execution 0
John Brown; also The expressions Of public sonti
ment in respect TO this event. No occurrence foi
many years past, has created so vide au excitement
or tended so directly draw out public opinionior
the subject Of our American institutions, con
nected with Slavery, "a the circumstances attend
ing the trial and execution Of John Brown. The
mere fact that comparatively obscure man, with
tile hap'lful Of misguided followers, attempted
ei 'oera "a Of the slaves at uarper's Ferry, is
o. 70 mall circumstance. But the ex;raordi
tr.fr'ce -dinzs in the case On tho part of the
. 60. l.l-the terrible alaru' Of the State OF Yir.
u e great cominotiOn alto which the border
...o aI.tss weto thrown, and the stupenious mill
~ uep atoms watch were resorted to, 10 make
-ueo t1o death Of the accused man, have given
World vide notoriety and Importance to the afIa r
Eos ne most unparalleled excitement, which for
t no pusi tow weeks has peryadcd tie Southern
half ofthe Union, the people ofthe South arc them.
selves mostly chargeable. The Southern newspi-
pers have teemed with the most exaggerated reports
Of Northern plans to free tho slaves; the subject Of
in ended negro instructions by Northern abolition
isis, las been She all absorbing topic Of convorsa.
ton ia every village, and hamlet and on eve,y
plantation in the South. The agitations, tie
alarms aud tbs excited discussions, among The peo-
pie Of the Southern States, have done moro to dis
Qr:et,aHd spread discomfort among the negro pOpu
la.ion than ell the anti Slavery speeches made al
tbs north, during the past fyo years. If the slaves
~ Hiu fcw weeks pest, have become most
u.ree rs element in ScHthern society, it is be-
cause taermasers have made them such, by Civ
ilg tountensuce to every wild aud extravaganza re-
p of Iusdrrectouary movements.
Never perhaps in this err any other country
were such extraordinary military and other arrane
,nts made for the execution of a single man q
niau who had held position Of public distinction
Tic Railroads leading % FIarpers Ferry were ia
ken possession Of by Gov. Wise; the Telegraphs
we're tale0 into tho keeping Of the Government
military deienscs were planned on an extensive
scale. Ill this has only indicated the weakness
and coWstdico Of Old Virginia, and has tended to
mpart to the slave population sense of its ow,
mportcnca and power. The character Of Virgin a
ehiva'ry end bravery, 10 gone The acco UNITS repre-
seutthosTpoMGnc oftaemilitia companies on duty
at Hnrler'a Ferry as squalid, cowardIy looking
hose courage was mainly k9ptup to the sticking
point dnriaE Ito excitement by frequent rnbbng,
OF liuuOrs.
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wTHE HISTORY OF DR.. HOSTEL :
TER'S STOMACH BITTrRS, the most remark.
able medicine of the day, and the mauy cures
that have been performed with it in cases o. Liy.
er Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and
and other diseases arising from disordered ston.
ach or liver, places it at once among the most
astonishing discoveries that has taken place n
the medical world. The diseases to which Ri /.
tiers" are applicable are so universal, that there
are but few of our friends who may not test thei,
virtues in their own families or circle of ac-
qnaintances, aud prove to their own salts. action
that there is at least one remedy among the
many advertised medicines, deserving the pub
lie commentator.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere
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REFEREE,S SAII1

state OF observation-disclosures County Circ,i, ~.
samuel T. Brande against Nicholas EiIe Mar ~ FL;
RY YlR1 UE and in pursuance oF = f,oii.5
men. ior me sale Of the raortsased premises 80
aad entered IN the above entitled c.lse on ~ iSde
o. november le29 at the regular tenn Of ssid ny
Hiram Hoibto"k referee duly appointed nv 5a
sa nc Soaf s G:r for sale ard sen public auction
70 lie nghest bidder therefor, The from Jco ~ ~.
Court Souse In the city county Of Keno, 81 me
o. ten o'clock in The forenoon OF t e
e,e Iv., Ieoy be following described lots or esyr
OF Iand or so much thereof viii sutfcier ~
SAID judgment and costs together with the cos, " susly
psnses o. faln saie mat Is 70 say; The undyidtd
OF al shat part Of lot no. nineteen fl91 In boc nan
teen i4J ying south ola line drawn esst ~ no. iouf'
lei .h the south Inc ofsad lot sixty three e aet
the nn1iYiaed one half OF lot no soyente RI ~ As9
block fourteen t,bot OF said psrcels be on the
eass qua Ter Of section thirty one [2l tovDshp
Of Kenosha. mn ~ IA :. = ~ ~ ~ s"Ia CITY
Terms Of sale cash
Dated December, 1870 'ee'
Us +. H. HEAD, PITTS Atty's sraos
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REFEREES SALE

State Of Wisconsin-Cireut Court County of Kenosba
David Pipgrce against Francis Quarles:
SPY VIRTUE aid in pursuance of a fna1
judgmeht for The SAFE Of the inorigaeed premises
hereinafter described made aud entered in tn above en-.
ti,td the 18th OF November, A. D. 1859 a,
lie regular term of said Court l, Hiram Holbrook ref
duty appointed by order Of SAID Court offer for
ale and sell at public ancion the highest bidder there
ten O'Clock the forenoon Saturday March 1Oth
1861 at the front door of the house city and
county Of kennsha and State of Wisconsin, the following
described lots parcels Ct land much thereof az
viii be sufficient satisfy said Judgment coss with
,ne costs and expenses OF such saethat is to say: The
southwest quarter the northwest quarter of qectio
No. ~ town (2) north of range twenty tree
M east, the town OF Somera said county Also block
No Ihiryseven south east quarter of section
ol town and range aforesaid and in said city
Kenosia Terms Of saie-CAsH.
HIRAM HOLBRooK Referee
Dated December T. 1859. 13w26
@. s. 4 4. IL lIKAp. Z fs Atsys.
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REFEREES SALE.

stare OF "lsconsin-Kenosha County Circuit coprt
'osrpn .. Cute against Elizabeth Becker Graudus
i pi n and in pursuance of a final iudr-
-. meht TOR the sale of the faaged nren,ises bJo
stsr described, entered in above entitcst canes N
Hobron a. the regular term Of said court l. Hiram
a o1sr Tor sale and sell public auc ton 10 ti b
cv aS at the front door the coart he a n the
tbs county OF henosha, Wisconsin, at 10 O'Clock in
heS aescflbet lots or parc<is cfIaus or q, much
s"i as WI be sufficient to satisfy said ;ndnSnt ma
go WI" nj cue costs and expenscs of such ssIeb,, 70 ~,
me north half of the southeast uuarrr ~ sti ~
urper seven Il j. town number o1e RI morn ~ r.
Uni twenty three 81 Also Al tlat ,,.rt -.
s VI nan OF the southeast qusrer the noreas :"
said stu.on number seven III toVn ed rsnse afore
ts east OF The highway exterdiua souhjv fron
ms CITY 10 chicago. Terms OF saIc-easb H
Dated December 7, zoe. HIRAM n0IpRooK
OSAF IT uv.n p,e, -, Referee.
- - AAHADj KIN AttyS, 2u2s
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REFER EE.s SALE.

State Of observation-disclosures County Circuit Court.
orson S. Head against Amos s. Hicks and Morris Pome
roy:
{EY VIRTUE and in pursuance of final jndg.
E0 for the sale OF tia merga ged premises herein
after described made and entered in above entitled
the 23rd day OF November A D. 1882 at the regular
duly appointed by Of said court shall offer for
sale and sell public auction the highest bidder there
for half O'Clock in the forenoon OF Saturday
March 10TH $780, the front door Of the house In
he city and county OF Kenosha and state Of Wis onsin
he following described property or so much thereof az
.haI os sufficient to satisfy sail judgment and costs TO-
ge,her with the costs expenses Of such sse-that
10 say part OF block eighty EIGHT, in the fourth ward
OF the city of KeDoshs, and on the norhe5s: fractional
quarter OF section thrt sd town two a. north of
range twenty three i23) cast wit commencing forty
south OF northwest ofsAd bocS eighty
eight and running thence east ~ rods tbeace
south forty four 90 feet, thence seven IN rods
thence north forty -four feet to beginning
Terms OF sale--cssh +. II. LEAD Referee.
o. 8. HEAD, Plaintiff
Dated December 7, 1859. 3n2o
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REFERFE,S SALE

nj, - VI iSeonSn-Kenosha County CircsAk corr,
trstar a If m against Hesry Weyhe John IT, Los -,
julius H. Kimha 81 aI T9k deceased wallace ssa
hannahs and Jere1a. iirnls. VI Nehosna Wil!iliR H.
virtue and il pursuance Of final ;,,,.
after dssnr ioE inc sae The norS ged premises
ON he 2oh day OF DeoembarA D. a.. sp1fe sa;itea casc
bv - HGer Hiram Hoibrool rsfsre, dr. ssr tsrn Of
a.; iof tha p1rp9se shall ODER ,T psoted
door o. the sn z tie highest bidder erer H. S az
and State of Wiscoz' - we city and county Of
M MIeh 9TH, a d. 1850 the foIjS o torrGoSh If
, 20 - ~ lHna or so much thereof as 9ed ios
oSpese OF @ aud costs together VIII hs t9
h a. So in the second rart - n block
~ ,ta excepting thryhrse feet ea ~ . hoI
i1t saiu premises being the rorb go u'h esl
ohe ~ Town two = north Of rse t tGa OF
0, $. Y II. HEAD,
Plf's Atty'e. Aih3A NOTEBOOK.
Dated. December Z, 1899 ~ Referee
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- VaoMaocratir nEnsaas.,,

The Ksnosha Democrat Of last week, labors
hand to have It spp>sr.t} at VIC class the aboiina
and producing man Of The country in The rank.
Of lie "DenocrE.c masses This attemptto per.
Vent thoWea-iug o. our remarks, and changet the
ifHne VIII prove uaayGiling. Tie facts to which
We invite attention, are authenticated by statis-
ties and tbs observation Of every intelligent man.
There is o wif3 difference between that class Of la
boring me1, who add 10 the material wealth of the
country, and that other class called laborers WHO
chlcfy absorb, consume and imbibe There is
class Of honest, hard working men, who Dr.,
blessings, without sub.rEcting from tlc a.,5
productof iGdu1'ry thess eonstisatep i',aaiI,
The ooaa ead si1sw Of the cour' n,,o NON :,
true WORT IN any Community ro,,at ,,oos,,rol h.,
ihe" "o'.i.' or their oafvyard eppeorgnce. but b,
'''." '-,9ii''''0 industry and sobrety Where
NV qualities absund in any locality, there
.ays look with confidence for Republican
strength.
Tahe for exampl, the agricultural DISTRICTS here
o.. .,s. nations Of 1aeu are among the most honor
.o r-oss inp5rtGaI in the production of rca
e,. and tie most removed from temptations t'
woe. Asa general rule, we always expect Repub
0lrau o. siortisa ia tha Agricultural districts. The
envy of Ne. Iura-tbat great reservoir Of vice ant
irn"ralty, gives larger Democratic majority
every year, tnan ell the other Democratic countie
in tb3 tmpiis State put together. The obserya
ton Of oyery intelligent man, whether at The poll
Of an election, or in looking over the moral an'
educational statistics Of the country detects readi!
where tic denocratio vote comes from. There
may sometimes ~ exceptional cases, but in tie
pQnergl tho calculations holds good
Ths De1ora5 says it would as soon trust thc
outcostq " tno Fiyo Points with political power II
those who mako up the rHnk and file of the Repub
leou putty. Very likely; the Democrat know
very well where the reliable localities arc, from
whence tbs Democracy derive political power
Vine aver the party has such resources to fall bacl
npo. Il will he sure to possess elements Of strength
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NesC advertisements


.he Oh me estate OF Aa'a wOoIeysr deceased
ollCE Is hereby given that By and 81 mr..
suahce OF an order of license mAdai, So pui
on one zzno gay OF oeober A. d. 1852 by the Hos
court OF SAID county the undersigned o9uhy
saa eSI1te, Wli on the 3lst day December n 1850
az tns pF einlses 70 De Sold at o'clock Il
onSi lot SAFE ana sen at public auction tie foovi ~
scrioeu premises, situated in the town o. Sale, 80 10
seriDeu as follows: Beginning at poina in ta cetr -
te hgh"ay on the section line, the eo,,h q 81 NJ
Won ioufteen and running thence ives; sixteeI "a
hks to post, thence south sxtaan 80
inety-iout iuks to posi-, thence east tcen1yne
eais a. twenty four links post in the centre NJ the
Ign thence along the center ofbe highway nor six
~ east sixteen chains and f5riy.ye lit hs to
III pos % seginnng, containing twenty.nne acre, snd
90 acres Of land, be The same more or less
nnh hiitoer twenty three town one north of rapua
AZ ,ho "ei'y east Also, other pece-conmepr
or ~ Iesst corner OF the northeast quarter of ser
norh ~ twenty two t22) of townshp humber one m
the east linz 81 humber twenty COZ east thence south on
05, cba VI Sa:o quarter section distance OF fftu en-
line naras ana onety -four (94 links thence west on
'iel Win the south line Of said onar,.r sscton
49, Chains ard ninety -four links to he ssst 1iys ~
neu oy Oharles Curtis, thence north on 81 40 -
f GURUS land. fifteen 5) chains and n;cesn
- mss ana 10 the north line of section trxa,t,-
euce east on sad north line the place ~
S.AihnS 'wenty-ioar and sixtv We rods ~
| De the same more or less ~ A'us Vi laha
| c.,. DANIEL G. BURGESS, Administrsto,
salem, Dec. 9th, 1859, SU2G NAsTdtor'
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- See advertisement of "Sanford's Liver Iryisstc
md Cathortic Pills." on the 6rst page OF paper.
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REFEREE 81 SAFE

o.. NJ ~ ACCOMPLISHMENTS County circuis Court
orson Head, against John Christman =
Sment for the @n sa IA pursuance Of final iudr
on The r $a %aSe1nd entE &C.: a csns.
court l. Franklin II. Heal -cesrs, s.fe term Of
VI iq oSurt shah offer for ssle a. 81, appoihFed
Wsen.n as n we e G1t and 99sn and
neh Vth So0 the following described H.. % saturday,
half If b Say commencing south linz 70
Sj east fsS n t0Sn two O rang
feet 2 fmg at the distance hundred sry OF He7
block Tes rom the southsast eornev of
hiocG hS tnence north parallel with ts.r sSl hAit
therenf e hor line thereof; thence - or
nn un9 uhdred and fourteen feet tan 49, ~ line
Sepcc @ M WIN said east line south line ~ 'hsnee
ten ineISs t S sara south line one hundred and
" y, II IA ID. PLf. r ~ =, Saie-GAsH
dated December T. 1889. o. nAAD, Referee
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Important to Females.

DIR. CHEESE MAN'S PILLS,
Prepared By Cornelius L. Cheeseman, M. d. heG
York CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive practice They mild ia
their operaton and certain in correcting all
painful menstruatons removing all distractions, whether
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side,
the heart whites all sEections steriSs
fatigue, pain in the back aud limbs, &C., disturbed
which Drise from interruption Of nature.
no Married Ladies, DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable they will bring the monthly period with
regularity Ladies who have been Disappointed the
other Pills the utmost confidence in DR.. Cheese
mans Pills doing all they represent to do.
Notice.
There is one condition Of the female system mitch
The Pills cannot be taken Gctth0ut producing tEC u
LIAR RESULT TIE condition referred to Is LREG-
NANCl-Ite resuH, MLSCA RRIAGE. Such IS the ir-
esisdbte tendency ofe medicine to restore The
functions to normal condition. that the rep. o01c
toe poreF QfntttaIe cannot resist it.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything in
urous Explicit directions which should be read
pany each box. Price 81 Sent by mail enclosing s.
the General Agent.
Sold by druggist in every town in the U.ed Sister
r. B. HUTCHINGS General Agent Tor the United safe.
G5 Chambers street, New York. to whom all orders soul
be addressed.
For sale by Starkweather Co.. and by F. Robinson, Ke
| aosba Bodies, Smith Co., Chicago. Iv42
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DO they" Republicans wish to be consider
ca as approving Browns wholesale slaughter OF
%h'te and black, bond and free ?''-Kenosha
Democrat
wonder if The Democrat evee read the tes.i
mony on Browns trial ? If SO, does the edito,
it or not 2 Please inform Your readers
Mr.. Democrat what witness if any. testified -
my sueh slaughter by Brown, of white and blackg
"has evidence appeard en- Browns trial, that he
'es'aSed to take the life of any one
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REFEEEE,s AArE

state 81 wisconsin tenefha County Circuit e,ore,
lee ciaH'a against Nslo!aS lLis Mary Ii. Xii. and
N. Phelps: ""o - Aahll
ES1oag wsM[ IT, and in pursuance Of a fra,
after do1cGed ie p ne nortgaTed premises Lerc
IHirafn Ireet Difs - Vac rsgasr II said Ce
iI i9f ae ahS sell at ntfe Aretion 70 ~ sa court
5heteOr az TIE front door Court M hishe st
y my county 81 Ksnosha and Sse Of ~ thS
fi IS "ssetDea lot OF parcel Of laud much he tot
WI 10 snihc ens to satisfy said judgment and
COSTS AND expenses Of said saca 50 say I Tl'h tins
- N block No. fourteen # in Fisks 40, ole,
eity Of keh9sha; begiug til yest to the
--ZS-east. Terms ofSAlo-CAau - '"NSs sFshEy three
o. SIS F. II. HEAD, UTP.u
PHI. Attys. 1A~ HojsBROOg,
Dated December 7, 1889 Referee.
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SWERKFE,a AHE.E

e'Aee OIL ACCOMPLISHMENTS County Circuit cour.
virtue OF an execution duly issued and -
me directed and delivered in favor OF peter D ~ "
ORES. ana against the goods, chatteis lands and "a.
Oh Shafies D. Rhodes have levied upon ed sbaI
uo @ 70 the highest bidder therefor the front
@ w. e eQgit mouse IN the city and county
MONDAY the Path day of January, A. D. 1850 the ooU
III real estate to wit All the right title and
nterest OF the said Charles d. Ri odes in ard TO tb
certain pieces or parcels OF land situated l,i ~ se
Nc e Town 81 somers, county OF Kenosha ard sGa,e q
srt ~ uescIoed as follows, 10 wit: The southwest
Two east also the east ts FIVE acres Of the north
town and range aforesaid = "'i wv ., same
Terms of sae-Cash
Dated December 9th, 1859 osh* county
o. S. +. Ii. HEAD, Pins Attvs 20.