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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
STRANGERS GUIDE.


.-.. = ~ ARTIST "
G.. w. Phillips, No. Bacon's Building, corner
Sixth AID Walnut.
IMPLEMENTS & SEEDS.
wilder, Robinson Sc Co., 23O Walnut street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Anderson, Gates s. Wright, 1 IL Main 81. y
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE,
mcAlpin, HinmRn g. Co., 1O3 Walnut at.
.r.- CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
]. Butler, 80 Vine st.
MEDICINES. Il tEcs'
DIR. @. w. Robnclk's Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, No. q East Fourth street, sec
ond building from Main
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Pollock & Mccall, 232 Walnut st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. w. II. Beck, 81 Broadway.D - e. Il
DIR. j. q. Beck, 50 Broadway.
SEWING MACHINES.
Geo. b. SlOat 81 Co., 81 West Fourth street.
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free 81 Co., 6 Main at,
TRUNK MANUFACTURERS. .
G.. w. ShoII, 81 Walnut street.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
j. G. Meyer, Southeast corner Pike and Pearl sts
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Beggs & Smith, 9 West Fourth ct.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
SnOwden & Otte, 81 West Fourth at. Ali'N= O.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
8. G. Burnett Il Co., 81 Walnut st.
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New York Items.

New YORK, June 2S.-The Board of Bro
kers has voted to adjourn from Friday to Tues
day.
The stockholders Of the Lacrosse road are to
have meeting to raise money to carry on le-
gal proceedings against Mr.. Chamberlain, the
President of one of the Boards elected at the
time of the annual meeting. Mr.. Cleveland
proposes fifty cents per share contribution for
this purpose. This, upon the 1S0,00O shares
reported to have been issued, would yield 800,
600.
The bank statement is not calculated to
make money easier. The loans are but little
lower, and the shipments of coin have come
from net deposits. The steamers of Saturday
will take out quite large sum in bars.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Attornoy General
Black has decided that there is no form of GER
tilcate, in the nature of passport which
State officer may lawfully issue. He says the
impositiops practiced upon the illiterate and
unwary, by the fabrication of worthless pass.
ports, led to the passage of law conhning
their issue to certain legally authorized agents.
A dispatch from the American Consul al
Hamburg shows how frightfully innocent men
have been robbed by the sale of these spurious
passports, and the Attorney General advises
that the notary who signed the paper which
accompanied the dispatch, be rosecuted, be
being clearly within the general provisions OF
tho law.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
IMPORTANT AND STARTLING ARREsr.-Th

IMPORTANT AND STARTLING ARREsT.-The
Times of last evening, says: ....... ......
One of the Mayors Detectives, this morn
ing, arrested George Lawrence almost in the
act OF stealing a piece of dried beef from
Greer's meat curing establishment, on Plum
street, between Columbia and Pearl. He will
have an examination before the Police Court
tomorrow. ,--~-....r q. .r -
d" So it seems that the Mayors very efficient
detective caught Lawrence almost in the act.
Well, that is doing very we'll for green
horn.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

JOHN BARRETT, one of the individuals en-
gagged in the assault on officer Cartright, Sun
day afternoon, in the vicinity of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad depot, was before Judge
Lowe, yesterday morning, and sentenced for a
short term to the County Jail on bread and
water.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

OFFICER FISHER, of the Fourth Ward, was
before Esquire John McFall, yesterday morn
ing, for threatening personal violence to j. C..
Cunningham, and provoking that individual to
commit breach of the peace. To avoid an
examination he gave bail in 500 to keep the
peace, and had the cause carried before the
Court of Common Pleas. ... .
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Departures Of Trains.

lNDIANAPoLIs AND C1NcINNArI-5:5o A. NJ; 1900 NJ;
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON indianapolis
and Cleveland 500 A. M; Sandteky Mail, 500 A.
Sandusky, 4:3O ?. MI Accommodation, 6:00p, M.
LITTLE mIAMI-Cleveand and Pittsbug, 500 A. M :;
Cleveland, Pttsburg and Bellair $3.50 M; Colnm-
bus Accommodation, 4:l0 P. NJ; Cleveland, Pitts
burg and Bellair, 1880 p. N
ONO AND M1ssIssIPP1-St. Louis, 300 A. NJ; Louis
Vile, 200 p. NJ; st. Louis, $3.50 p. NJ. go
PITTsBURG, COLUMBUS AND CBNCtNNATI (Steubenville
Short Line)-East Front-street Depot-6:00 A. M;
800 A. M; 1880 p. NJ.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND OINCINNATIEast Front
street-6OO A. M; s,30A. M; 1891. N.
CINCINSATI AND MARIETTA-6:lb A. NJ; $50 p. N.
CENTRAL OHIo-From East Front-street Depot-s:at
A. M; ll:3OP. N.
OovINaroN AND LExMaToN-6:2sA A. MI 23O N.
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A GERMAN, named Fred. Hutoff, committed
suicide at Cumminsville last Sunday. He first
chalked his will on cellar door, bequeathng
his property to his wife, then cut his throat and
jumped into Millcreek. lie had been accused
of being intimate with neighbours wife, and
that, it is supposed, led to the self murder.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Three Days Later from Europe-- Arri-
val of the Arabia

SACKyILLE, N. B., June 2S.-The steamship
Arabia, with dates to the 18th inst, has arrived
at Halifax, but owing to the refusal of the
Nova Scotia line to transmit, the public will
be deprived of the news for day. The horse
express from Halifax will reach here about
midnight.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

AT the regular election for officers of Noah's
Dove Lodge No. 20, I. o. o. F., of Newport
the following were elected: R. Hewitt, N. g..
Thos. Bardsley, V. g.; James Brown, Rec.
sec.; c. I. Clarke, Per. Soc.; A. P. Stewart,
Treasurer. Widow and Orphans Committee
Ed. Air, ]. L. Scoggin, and j. P. Prather.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Steamboat Burnt.

ST. LOUIS, June 2s.-Tho steamer G. W.
Sonebark, bound for the Missouri river, with a
valuable cargo, took fire, four miles above this
city, last night, and burned to the waters edge.
Boat and cargo total loss. Boat valued at
$2S,OO0 insured for $4,000. The cargo was
insured. No lives were lost. -.... = ....
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

The Cincinnati Commercial correspondent on
the Chicago excursion, wrote home, among
other funny things, " Chicago idolizes Douglas
as Boston did Daniel Webster. This will be q
more genuine surprise to Mr.. Douglas than Il
the general public, for the reason that he has a
more vivid recollection Of the fact that Chica
go has voted steadily against him, at every
general and special election for four years.
Chicago Trib. and Press.
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Communicated.

communicated.
EDITOR OF THE Press "A great majority of
the people OF the Fifteenth Ward are in favor
OF Street Railroads, and of opening Cutter street
from Eighth to Richmond, and LYNN from
Eighth to Court. Will you please publish this,
or call the attention Of Messrs. Marsh and Ross,
Councilmen from this Ward, to the fact p.
WEST FND
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Communicated.

EDITOR DAILY PREss-DEAR SIR :-You will
observe in the daily Times of the 9th, mis-.
take respecting the longevity'of some of our
old citizens, Zone by the name of Joseph Hyde ]
The Times says that be is moving about the
1nfirmary. You will see by the last report Of
tho Directors Of the Infrmary, that he was 90
18th day of January, 1859.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
The Evansville Journal says :

A match manufacturing company. in Cincinnati,
will take tree In the field, and in four days have it
made into matches and distributed to customers.
Yes-besides firing the establishment half
dozen times, endangering the whole neigh
borhood.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20,
Local n ewS.

CATHERINE WINsEY was charged, in the
Police Court, yesterday morning, with an
assault and battery on Patrick McCassady,
and sentenced to ten days to the county jail
on bread and water. .....
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Reported Death of Mr.. Belly.

New YORK, June 2s.--The Express says:
Private letters by the California mail, report
that M. Belly, the famous Frencbman, was
dead of a fever; but the rumor needs confirm
alton. 1t is hardly likely that so important an
event could have trauspired without becoming
at oncU generally known.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Arrivals of Trains.

INDIANAPOLIS q CMcl1NArI-9:4O A. NJ; 3S5 p. M.
9:35 p. NJ.
CIScINNArI, HAMILTON AND DAYToN-T:45 A. M; lO:47
A, M.;6:40 p. M; 1910 p. 81.
LrfTIE mIAMI-7:30 A. M; 1870 p NJ; 7:ls p. M; 1O:45
Pm.
MARIETTA AND OINCINNATI-l020 A. NJ; 9:15P.M
ONO AND MIss1ssIPPI-7:l5 A. NJ; 200 P. Nj l0:l p NJ
CovINGToN AND LENISGroN-lO:20 A. NJ; 7:05 p. M
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
l56 West Fourth Street,
Between Race and Elm, Cincinnati, o.
j. FRECHARD

Calls especially the attention of Ladies' and Gentle
men to his new process for cleanngall made up and
with all the trimmings on-every kind of Silk Barege
Grenadins' ohalh and Wopl Dresses. <fH1 III
All kinds Of shawls, Piano and Table covers Fine
LaeeS (Black and white), Lace and Damask Curtains,
done up equal TO new. Gentlsmen's clothes cleaned
without shrinking.
Felt Hats and Kid Gloves cleaned. ms
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

In Patterson, N. j., the markets are flooded
with Strawberries; price one or two cents per
basket.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

THE "DAILY PREss" may always be procured of
the following agents:
Cambridge City, Ia....J. Van Benthuysen.
Cedarville, ohlo.....H. II. Gibney.
Columbus, +" 40 Glover.
Centerville, Ia......B Jomison, P. M.
Connersville, "".~""O. b. Ryder.
Covington, Ky...Mr. Miller.
Gin Hama Dayton r. R. ..........C. H. Steele.
Circleville, 0hio..W. II. Kirkwood.
Dayton, William shuey.
Delaware, Hiram Gould.
Greenville, ". ".""..J. Van Mater.
Greensburg, Ia...... John Wheatly.
Hamden, ReedsMills p. o. O...... Post Master. ...
Hillsboro, oho...Dr. w. R. Smith.
Ham .Eaton&Ricb. r. r. ohio...o. Short.
Indianapolis, 1a......J. p Trimble
Knightstown, Ia.".".J. W. White, P. M.
Lafayette, "......J. W. Goodwin.
Lebanon, "....Newton Mead
Lawrencebrg, Ia.."... Juo. Isherwood.
Lancaster, Ohio....E Billingshurst.
London, "...".Johnw hnwallace.
Madisonville, "......John Coleman.
Muncie, IaD."...oraig q Mickey.
Marietta Rail Road, Calm Bro.
Marietta, 0hio.... L. Winchester.
Marysvio, ..m".J. L. Cherry.
Middletown, ".......G. G.. Deinse & Co.
Milford, 0hio..E. Hornbrook.
New Richmond, ".......D L. stinchfeld.
Newport, Ky. .".. B. Bowling.
Portsmouth, Ohio.. james McDougal
Richmond, Ia.-.m..H. ]. Bargis.
Nising sun, I" ...""..Jos. Porter.
Springfield, ohio...E. A. Neff.
.Terre Haute, Ia.".-..Jas. s. Grubbs.
Troy, Ohio,M 8. Wagner
Union City, Ia.n-.... l.. Scarf.
Waynesvillo, 0hio...A. Henry Pugh.
xenia, ".""...J. O. Tifney.
Zaleskf, ."""..- Gould
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GROVER &c BAKER
SEWING MACHINE co.
So WEST FOURTH STREET,
Cincinnati. 81
Ren.ova1.

VTSHE CINCINNATI EQUITABLE INsU-
II RANCE COMPANY has moved to No. 80 West
Hall. JOSEPH X. SMITH,
je1i'l0t sSecretary.
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The foLlotcing in N E Or. Sec 6, I'll, R %.

W % except 4 # off the N side Of II g.
Cong rd and 1871 4-12 # w of N Ger of IA sec
hence D at right angles with the line Of sd a sec
rds, thence par with sd line to the w line of Fr
cnahge ST. thence N sd st. to its intersection with the
> me Of Town line st. thence w to beginning
CONG on line OF Deming st PSI Alp # Of line of
So Ia sec thence on sd st 70 Alp it, thence 1sg n
thence Il z2 It, thence $50 SIP It to beginning
10y 10 commencing 264 g. of Of N W. cor Of lot in
sara l4 sec and on f. line of Kenesha st. thence
se Win the line fsad lot to the line of lot 5 thence
On me OF lot Is A f. thence to line Of Kenosba
st, thence n A # to the beginning
commencing as and 34 K. corner of lot TX and
on me OF henoSha st, thence parallel with line f
sald Is sec to line OF said IA Sec thence and
rods, thence to Kenosha St. thncee and 34rods to
beginning W 0-7iSus W
on iue Of Kenosha st at its intersection
VITA Ihe hhe OF said IA Sec, thence 80 reds thence
Psra Win the line said IA to the sec line tbence
% corner OF said IA Sec thence w to beginning
commencing ~ OF the g. corner Of lot I6 and on
tne me Of henosha ST. thence GO IT, thence w to the
ola Chcsgo roau thence so IT. thence to beginning
Commencing IS rods of corner OF lot 1s and on w
ns OF henosha st. thence 10 rods thence to the old
Chicago road, thence 10 rods thence to the begin
ming. n - h
Commencing rod S OF corner Of lot II, thence w
to Inc OF IL Of said Id Sec thence rods thence
10 the OLD chicago road thence rods to the begin
ming.
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StTATE OF WrscoNSrn nnuonn.

- County Circuit Court-Judgment for sale Of mort.
gageu premises on foreclosure of Haa
Gganst me kenosha Rockford Rock island RAILROAD
spel me City OF Kenosha, John p YeIverton and
nJanart t cou ny virtue and in pursuance Of final
after the SAFE OF the mortgaged premises herein
iOeo made and entered i'm the above entitled oc
oh on The nineteenth day of November d. 1853 a. a.
~ term OF said court Alonzo Tymescn sheriff
county Of Kenosha, shall offer for sale, and sell al
Pune auction, TO the highest bidder therefor, at the front
r o. the court house in the city and county Kenosbs
no stte OF wisconsin, ten o'clock in the forenoon ~
saturday, the twenty eighth 25l day of May A. D. 1852
e borrowing described lot parcel Of land or SO muc
thereot as will be sufficient to satisfy the said Judgment and
COSTS together with the costs and expenses of ad
that's to say The southeast quarter OF the soth
quarter Of section thirty six 1861 town two ~ north Of
6 l2) decided by John Buep and wife 70 a.;
Drake BY deed bearing date October A. ISIS and recorded
IN yoinme H. o DEEDS for Racine county page 49, and
three acres decided by said Bullen and wife to John
aver by ueeu dated August goth, 1S49 and three al
acres deeueu ~ sad Bulen and wife 20 Joseph Hack
icy aao thrss m ny deed dated September H. 1851
aso a) acres decided by said uIen and wife 10
Io Tsr1s b ~ 9y deed dated June H. 1850"
Datsa Noyak 100, C oa ALONZ0 p. TYMESON,
Oxses NoYember &c. 1858. Sheriff Of Kenosha County
'" ~~~Si A'f teF EPG on24
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GERCUET COURT, County Of Kenosha. =
~ The State Of Wisconsin, to Henry Weyhe
John ii. Loof administrator of the estate of Car
Iolk deceased, Wallace Mygatt, Julius Ii. Kimbal
the City Bank Of Kenosha, and William ii. Han
nahs You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of Hiram Bacon. which was
filed in the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court
for Kenosha county, at his Office, in the city of Re
nosha, on the fifteenth day of March, A. d. 1859,
and to serve a copy of your answer on us at our
office in the city and county of Kenosha and State
of Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
IL Won fail to answer tbe complaint aforesaid the
said Hiram Bacon viii apply to the Court for the
relief demanded i'll the complaint
Witness Hon. DAVID NoGGLE, Judge of said
day Of March, 4. ID. 1859
o. S. g. f. II HEAD
6w4G Plaintiff ATTORNEYS
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6w40 Plaintiff s ATTORNEYS

CIRCUIT COURT, County Of Ken0sh0. - The State OF
Wisconsin, 20 Stephen S. Rowland Charles D. Rhodes
and Rushmore G. Hutchins: -
YOU hereby summoned and required to the
complaint William II Smith, which fled in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for said county
the twentysecond day of March, A. d. 1852 and serve
copy Of your Office in the city and
county Of Kenosha and State Of wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day
service and if you fail the complaint az afore
said the said William H. Smith will take judgment
you tn four hundred and eighyEree dollars
sixty three with interest at the Of
thousand eight hundred and yeght besides the cost OF
this action.
Witness, Hon. DAVID NoGGLR Judge of the said
H. Court, at Kenosha, In said county this 10Th day
of March, A. d. 1859.
6w41 0. &F. II. HEAD, Plaintiff IS Attorneys
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Il vigorous Lys or PrsrsafWrs DEATH. Efnkszin on
sg-Fre's'ratfOf-O, Only % Cenfs "
Letters containing that value in stspos will ins,ro
copy, per return OF mail. ~
nTe ~
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SOliRers.
The toHoacing descriptions are in To,cn and
Range %.

The tOHoaoing descriptions are in To,cn ana
Range %.
| SIP SIP NV IA n e Ia sec / 10 acres
Part OIL " Id beginning so reds of corner of "
ginning sec 2, IL and 3O-160 acres
sec acres, part of IA "a begnn ing 10 rods
ginning, ON'' W "e'
sec 2 acres. part of n 10 IA beginning 10 rods
and ~ and Ia rods of Corner OF n ia 14-v
81 rods q and 34 rods, 81 rods n q and "a rods
Lec2 and IA acres, part OF ia beginning 70 and
said IA p aud 10 reds line parallel with line to n
corner to land heretofore to s. r. Kellogg by g.
ogg, thence on line of s. R. Kellogg - and 12 rods
thence W to beginning '
See 2, p acres part of 65 acres VIA
S W "a OF sec D $50 acres
IL Of e a of sec so acres
S e IA e IA sec G 40 acres
$40 acres IL Ia sec 20 acres,
do $50 acres W 2s q La sac z IN .cras
part of 12 Of IA beginning 20 rods and 40 rod,
OF corner of said IA sen so rods, 40 rods so
W 40r sec H. 90 acres "
lot Il W Ia sec II 10 acres
Crib Appleton-lot n W IA, sec II, 10 acres
do do lot Z n W IA, sec II, 10 acres
do do lot n VIA except James osanne,,
wend}sec II, I 50 100 acres
Foster-lot ID n W IA sec IL, 9 11i.160 acres
$. Nsk-n 80 acres e 10 Ia sec 10
K H. spencer-w 1-2 W Ia IA sec 70, 20 acres
n. Kemp-part of n " Ia W IA beginning rods of
cor, n II rods e so rods, 70 W 50 R to beg
offs IA IS rods, 40 r 6r, 10 rods sec 49, acres
Henry Tamadge-w IL n Ia sec %, 80 acres
Leonard Crocker- one acre off end IL " Ia, Of
road sec 30
lsiah yohnson--w 26 acres IL W IA sec SO
yno; q Homes-n 1.2 $ e IA sec 80, 80 acres
Emily Sunberand-n w Ia W IA sec 2e 40 acres
Taylor-part 1-4se IA beginning 10 RODS . cor
OF IL sees IL rods, 40 rods ~ rods ~ rods 10 De-
ginning, except r. r. track, sec &c. 3 acres
Jno. Bullen-part of 2 Q Ia e a beginning 50
r W offs cor ID sec rods 40 r. 9 K, $ 40
to beginning, except h Il: track, sec 80, acre
The foltoaoing descriptions tn TO,cn Range %.
L. Didemar-N 20 A II W IA sec 5, Is and
"a acres
Abraham Zaller--part n Ia IA beginning
80 N e cor sec " 20 II, to center line of IA |
Sec g 90 r, to beginning, sec 6, 10 acres
Henry Obert-n 10 l-2 W fr Ia sec II, 8 acrs
Loren Sy kes-w 2 IA and also of R. R. /;
H. 8 IA Ia and 1-2 acres sec 18, S25 acrs
Henry Obert-D l-2 Q IA e Ia except e. r
track sec Is, 10 acres
Loren Sykes--e 80 acres n w IA sec IS
do do ELS acres W IA sec Is Il
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

commencing u rods of corner OF lot and 15 and
IL rods of the center of old Chicago read thence
rods and l-2 rods, rods, and 12 rods to be-
ginning.
Commencing Is rods Of corner Of lot H. thence w
10 rods, thence rods thence 10 rods thence rods
to beginning 3#3
Commencing 81 rods of corner of lot IL thence w
to the line OF Ia of said 4 sec thence rods thence
to old Chicago road, thence rods TO the beginning
Commencing As and ga rods OF corner of lot II
thence w to w line OF l-2 Of said IA sec, thence
% and IA rods thence to the old Chicago road thence
2G and Ii rods to beginnngexcept that portion ia
for street recently laid out. - q
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IeRnc's Addition.


| IhetcllOoing IN N. ". Or S. 81 T. 2 r. %
Commencing 81 rods and rods of the s r corner of
SAID Ia Sec thence IS rods, thence II rods thence
IS rods, thence II rods to beginning.
The .foitO,cing IN N. E. Or 81 T.2R.23.
| Lot blk 70
Lot . blk 50, except Al # in width of end.
Lot blk SO, except IL IT in width off s end.
III 1t Ia width off 5 end OF lot 3 bk 50.
| d it in width of S end Of lot blk 80
Lot bk 81
| Lot ) blk So
| 30 It in width off s end of lot 2 blk IS
! 50 II in width off end of lot 3 bk So
Lot blk So
| Lot bk So
| Lot bk 81
| Lot2 blk S. Except SO # off end of lot O.
Part OF block S. commencing vt line of said blk 2G5
IT from corner thence w TO corner of said biz
thence to point IS it of the of said blk
thence rods, thence Southerly # to point rods
from line OF sain blk, thence to beginning
Part OF blk So, commencing A OF corner of sd
block, thence rods Al IT, rods "A # to begin
ming. e'
Part OF blk 81, commencing at w corner of said blk
thence on line Of same 115 f. thence parallel with
W line of said blk to the centre line running and
through said block thence to line of said blk thence
5 to the beginning Side walk tax
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STATE OF WISCONsIN.-KFN

~ County Circuit Court Judgment for sale Of ynort
gagged premises foreclosure Of mortgage
Knowles against Patrick Smith, John Diedreb and Io
H. Newman. By virtue and in pursuance of final inde
ment for the sale of the morgaged premises
described made and entered in the above entitled actor
on the nineteenth day Of November 1858 the Noveb
term of said court, /, AlonZo p. Tymeson sber;F 80
county of Kenosha shall offer for sale and sell At ,hI
auction to the highest bidder therefor the front door
state Of wisconsin, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of
day the twenty eighth [2Sthl day of May A. D. 1850 th
oowhg ots or parcels Of land to satisfy .i
Judgment ana costs together with the costs and s
90 sau saie-that Is to say "The north half Of lot %
SIX lob IN block number forty three 1881 in tb en-
ward OF the city of Kenosha in the connntV Of st
Of Fa siate OF Wisconsin, and the southeast ouarts
ob 10 lumber thiry-one 1911, town number two 1911
u0Ith Oh range number twenty three r231 east I@J'
Terms Of Sale, Cdsh. ALoNZ0 p TYNFsoN
Dated, November %, 1855 sherifr of e. oif;soN,
0, g. HEAD, Atty for PIR county
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Washington ISLAND.

The totloscing in N. ". Or. S 81 TAR
Lot % blk
Lot % blk
The following in N. E. Or. S. 81 T.. r. 90
Commencing at corner oflo Is block 9 Washington
Island, thence parallel with the sec line to nont onn
site to and Of W corner OF lot 81 block in sec 80
thence to the sec line, thence line to the Gov
eminent Pier thence North Westerly along tho said
pier to the Souherly line of lot Is aforesaid thence Eas
terly along said line to beginning
City of RcnOsha---PersonaI Properly.
Thomas Dalton-$12,54
VIM Gerliin-$909
Hessberg Brotlier-S17s4
VIM. Jardne-$22S
w. e. Loy-$1,9T
4. II. Memberships
VIM. Reed-s1973
II. Weyhe-$6906
Wm. Wrght-2,61
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sudiciaI Election Notice.

OTICE is hereby given. that an o1oo.;o.
sto W e hela in the several towns and wards IN
DAY or APRIL S On the first Tuesday being the
uce OF the Supreme Cour: in the nIace Of associate
rt dsw wnSss term OF service win expire on the tbrty
the va d0os said election will be conducted
the Of Chapter of the revised Statutes Of
r. STen under my hand and the Great Seal Of tIe
L. state, at the Capitol in Madison tbs it SS
day Of February, ESQ., 'Ni' eighIn
~ ID. W. JONES, Secretary OF STATE