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EAsToN, Pa, Oct l.
The Northampton County Opposition Couven.
tion was held at Nezareth TO day Robert r
Black and Geo. Weaver were nominated for the
Assembly. A resolution recommending Andrew
II Reeder AZ candidate for Governor was unani-
mouslv adopfod
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t.V' IT, Stair g. Co. have received the Fall Fash
ions for Genslemens Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat to
call on the Slessrs, Stair & Co., and get fitted,
t1v-tT
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tBT Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Hom@o,
pathy simpllled, No parent should bo without
this invaluable publication. TO be had at Bas
opposite Weddell
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-03

GRAND LoDGE OF L o. OF @, THE Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order Of Good Tenn
plars of the State of Ohio will commence its next
session Tomorrow, (he 4th,) at sandusky.
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gaylord & HAMMOND,
and WILLIAM FISKR
Russian Steam Bathing ESiabllShment,
% Hicks st.. nour Engine House Ne le,
Cleveland, tTVeAt side.i

W HICKS Slt huhf AhBihe iiuuho Nc. ~
Cleveland, (Neat aide.1
THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
lished nu the larger cities and even tn many o Tho
smaller towns, and s goLeyaly approved BY all med
ical authorities, not only safe, quick uhciqm and
highly agreeable remedy against great number OF tho most
troublesome dtaeHaH, but also prOuntuf ot enli pre-
Of HiTeuEth aud most powerful stTeugthnne OF
tho nervous sys-m tnt no particular Recommendation OF
II Is called for A. purifying aud invigoTatng agent tor
olher whatever. But lhe singular combination Of
steam water, friction aud exercise, exhibited ia those
tai ishmoita affects tho whole body ia such urtul
60 cOmpl toy eradicate doatea which atuhtelY
rhsut all other remedies, R0umhusm, SalI RouHi king
Worm Kings XVII Fever soreH. DruRy and all Other dis
arising nom Suppressed uTmoIhid action OF the Ska
radically cured without oxh bng atenal n.ulitno
Diseases OF tho aiT-puasngus, Caarfh, Cuughing and
tom0 forms OF Cnnsump pun n not adv need too FAR
removed without difficulty
EnlAFg geInon Of tho Liz aud Spleen, DyspepsY, PLEA
Merculialsm, scrofuoue swelling, Paralyue l!Ysteroa
and q fIuat number OF other Rnonls euGcessluilg
treated. OF tho eoncy Of Stoam bathing IN All these a
hoans there a the Rnpost pIooi record Nothing Is
uihus for n, hut what actually be donu, and what
every may experience iu himself
JUST TRY IT
Cold and Warm Wator Baths woll a. shower Bath,
oonneutod with this establishment, and eau 10 used
separately, -.
cold ur wFIn water Bath 10 etii pr doz, i,s0
Hours Of hdmssln for ladies' Tuesdays Ihursihys and
iernonnS OF Tie dayt from TO O'Clock; and Bun
days from 3 " ~ o'clock A. NJ
HERMANR RAEBEI., Proprletor
Clovaiund. Aug 10Th, 1879, Auss0i2I
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HoLLowAY's OINTNENT-CANoER AND ScRo-
FuLA results either Of Inherited disease irregular
meiu of hfe vanish under tho penetrating and eTpeing
influence OF this these dire Infections tho unIimely
causc and the knife may be obyiaed by the
Spplicat on Of this powerful salve.
Sold at the manuiaciory, No. 30 Maiden Lane, New
York. and by all Druggists at 25c, ese. and 81 po.
boz. sep2I:255
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FROM BOSTON

BOSTON, Oct. 4.
Messrs Blake, Kingsley q Co., who failed last
week with liabilities 70 the amount Of S50O,0J0,
have made a special assignment ior the benefit Of
their creditors
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Rspartcd by the Unien TeleEraph,
OFFICE, wARING'g BLOCK, CORNER of BANK AMI
ST. cLAiR STREETS.
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GEO. GREENFIELD,
WIG MAKER AND HAIR DRESSED

. l2l Seneca Street,
Having always the services Of the best workmen feels
conhdent OF giving satisfaction 10 those who
mag favor hin with their patronage.
A large assortment Of ORNAMENTAL HAIR ulwas
H0T AND COLD BATHS at all hours. sopi
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stSS~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Olmsted's news lepots
Az news depOts at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street.
" For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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That Professor Moods Hair Restorative
WILL pRESRVE TNFALLIBLY

That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRYE INBALLIBLY
w the grosfA color Of the haif, il used two
lao timos week to any masilabs age Perfectly re-
ioG W. g95 s'5 N eS tS o @ S' shI bss9t ibah ShS a
nfes6ryo ihs fvs nom all lldiseasesto the greavs
age. SO. HsRslemsa an4 Ladies Of O. alt elss.es,
ali oyer ihs world, 9sar ,,,. tss; ,sSI
hlsHoar GaoyE s. Charles Co., No, Nov 20,
We we're nduoed to use some Of your Ham Restorative and
- ELECTS wofr ~ wonderful Wo lt our duty 10 you and
OUT iittls soas hsad for SOME ,i@s had be erfoe,y
hair almost en oalne OF 10 equenos when ffsnd
SS S o ops o sssoes. % % ,i ba fqs % os
% And ihal Of Az our friends very ey ls,qsyd
soo9 t,aIta1 os and can aog - that our boy has
child W esa thereto o. shS Do hepeiy reaomsiesd ,ss5
hs5os,rs as pstoe. remedy lST ~ diseases Of the
SEo; ;n4SSiSSoTa4M,s 1siS SlIS : SdF.,
PRoF wooDDoar Sir. Nv hair had, ior seyora yeaIsl
been e9eeEns ere Hi.gse gray 1es9npsnlsd ~ hash
ssIy IN dressgg =, When eomm.reed using your Hat
hssas ossts m USE t Within he last wsefs
Il hsaturned 90 its atuTal ooo AMI assumsa sotnSss
q o. any sse95 9SIs SSsr Sssa
whehsr 10 used Hair RsstoIatiVs ~ s simple
purpose Of dLs.slog o. s9segeg ,As hHir f9shsss PEE
c.,,,u,, n r.n N ,ss, AIRS. c SYA4SNns, 4Ns,
psaF. WooB2Dssr Sir: By the advice q . fSishd Of
s "ssso SeS 20 Hsf o' hs & saod a s ssa
nearly every huiT Ia NY head NuW ny hrlr has
come 10 agTeat doal ckeI thaneVerit Nnthng but
duty and ympathy thati nj 90 Communicate 10 othPa
this public sek of The bSneht eFeesiSed
iToIn Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
YoalbTospsetfOllE,
q. y, JACOBS.
Ths Restorative !. put W h hesilss ipss va
Lssigs medium soa small sas Es,il e9lss ~
twenty cent IN proportion than thn nua, To W.
cent more in poporioa Aad rstAah ios tAses doAit pc
OIL WOOD 4 CO. Proprlotoss No "a Hlonduay n
York, and No ilt Market street, ~ Louls, Mo-
apN
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FOR DEruorr-Stennboat Ocean, Capt. K q. EVANS. at
8 O'Clock p. NJ.
Foa BUFFAio-s eanloat Sea Bird Capt Blolgett, ut
o'clock r. NJ.
FoR SANDusKY ToLEDo-Stsamboat Forester, Capt
J, 7. WARD, a, g0'ol1ok A. NJ.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

BATcHEI oR'S WIGS AND ToUPEEs aurpass all,
They are elegant, light, aS and durable.
Fitting to charmno turning up behiud-no shrinking
the head indeed this Is tho onlf establishments where
these things properly understood and made.
2lJ Broadway, New York
lmlT W. FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio, Agent
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Oct. l.
The Courier's special New Orleans dispatch gives
the following additional item Of Mexican iutelliN
gence. II was reported that the Bishop Of Mex
Miramon in pledge for Church property.
The Arch BiFhop and Clergy bitterly oppose
this policy Of their superior Itwasreported thai
Gen. Vidauri had joined the oS-reh party.
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LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.

= NE7IIW NII-lI 70 IIEIIIWIV a-VV
Tickets on sale At the Union Office, d. Horton
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot Once, By.
ron O. Harris, Agent RS
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L,y@"HUMaN FRArLrY, or PHYsIoLoeIcAL RI

[E5@ HuMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL Re
SEARCHES" shou' be rtud by everybody. IL treats
sounoted Diseases and the results Of early malpractice
the that frequently loa to HahaPpy R'gragss their
relief and prtvenRn with copo's Instructions as to the
sure method of dspeng the misgiings thai iTequ ntg
hold Of those about enter the marriage state
The work is Beautifully illustrated with colOied engravngs,
and is fraught with wholesome advice and ex Nrtaons
Sold by DR.. BARROW, 1851 Prince sttot, New York
Price 25 cents. Sent free.
soldby GAYLORD & HAMMOND, and WIN. .FIslSE,
Druggists. Cleveland. tens
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
C Plain and Ornamental Prinngof ever description
done the Printing Establishment Of the leader Ooe,
on the aos, improved and osrapd steam presses in the
best STYLE shor; notice and reasonable rates Par
ticuar attention paid to blank work Every description
fBndus done, especially Blank Books. Ledgers Journ
as Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C.. &C.
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J. B. COBB 4 CO.,
Booksellers & StatiOners,
No. iSa Superior 81, Cleveland, o.
SCHOOL BOOKS Ar WHOLESALERS
!. N. conn q CO.'S.

T. N. Cobb 4 CO.'S.
NHE FOLLOWING SCHOOL
uuOH are kaut 10 larra tupply and are soiS ~ rs
New Nort prices The iollgwius H.. embraces only
I the variety which We keep;
Mc0uneyp Readers, Ola Series,
MoGuaoy's Resdcrs, New soriss
Hillards Roaderf
Buvolls Readers,
Towne's Resdo 8,
webbs Readers
shrreant's Roaders
web,ter's Elementary spsllnt Book
MeGufey's spoliinf Book
RAYS SERIES oF ARITHETICs.
sToDDARDs SERIES oF ARIrHMETIcs,
Rays Higher Arithmetic,
ThompsOn's Anhmutics,
Mitcholis Series Of Biographies
Conl'sSehes Of GeoTsphios,
Mortenhs Series Of Biographies
Cotton Pitches Sotios Of Goosuphies
wauen's Commoa school Geography,
wauen's physcla Geography
Whites Local Geography,
Pinnco's Primary Gummsh
Piuneo's Aaaly ic GRAMMAR
Green's Orammars,
Brown's Grammar,
BrOwl's Grammar OF Gmmmurs,
Clark's English Grammar.
Wolls' Grammar,
Welus 0rtmmqr,
Rglluns Grammar,
Fowlers Gummar,
MITClIELLS OUTLINE MAPS.
PELroN's OUTLINE MAPS,
Camps Biography,
Rfys Agobras,
Robins1h's Algebra,
DAVIES Algebra,
Bour'o 'on's Algebra
Lo1ms' Algebra,
legendrs's Goometrr,
Ollendorns German Grammar,
Adler's Geunaa Reader,
Adloth German Diitiolarv. n mo
Adore German Dictionary, W.
Woodburys Germsn Grammar,
OleudOrlPs French Grammar
Fa,Qu,nes French Grammar,
sPiets Surrcnne's grouoh Dictionaries,
Colloas FIturh Reader,
Anthons Classical Sorios,
Andrews h Stoidords Latin Osmmar now Cd,
Andrews Lstn Reader
nuihons LhtinSeiios,
AnIhons Latin Dictionary
Andrew Latiu Dictionary
Amoll's Latin Prose-
Arnold's Latin Series OF Books
Liddle h SCOTS Greek Lo1icon,
CIosbJs Greek Grammar and Lessons,
Buliion's Greek Series,
Wells Philosophy,
OlmStedE Philosophy,
Quackenho. Philosophy (uew)
Coms,ocl,s phiiasorhv
p,,,o,,s l,hor,,s,r
vu,...,- ,,I,
~ cH'@''J
$50, ~, '4 Nlo"i'''i'
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CNURClTLPS HTPOPHOSPRIFRS.
The Ggont Vital RogenorRtOr,
TREESEIhARi

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
Il Patent from ENGLAND and secured hy the SEAT
OF tho ECOLE DE PHAllAiAClE DE PARIS and Ia
IMPERIAL COLLEGE o. MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No. l--InyaluRbla f,n Relaxation, GpermatOrrheA
Physical Exhaustion, aud is a tonic.
No 2-gompeely oradcates all traces Of those Diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseouA aud
oiOus use uf uopAyia and Cub0hs.
No 3IIAs entirely supplautel the injurious g
cury thureby nauns tu he uhaTer speedy relief spe
tug all tho impurities and ro0tins out te OF AeR
TRtESEAlAR Nos, /, land 3, prepared Ia the Ne
Of lugense devoid OF taste SMELL be carried
IA the wascoat pocket. SOLD m TN CAsEs; aud divided
iufu sEPARArE DOSES administered by Napuau, inir
man, Apux, Rcord SC sc Puca, 81 each four cases
une for S9 which S1 aud IN S2i cases. vhofehY
there saving Of SB. To he had Wholesale aud raAil,
Of pr narrow lgi Bleseker sS, New York lmmedi
RtoY receiving remittance, DR. Harrow viii forward
the III EN- to any part Of the world securely
packed and addressed according 20 the instructions Of tie
writer,
Foi sale hT AAYLoRD & HAMMOND,
and WILLIAM FISKR.
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ZINC PAINT-20,00 lbs. dry and
-. ''' " '-' ~ sfkoke ARMsrgoNe,
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TU kPBNTI | N E-Invoioa received
n weekly, and selling ~ ytry low fgurfs
- sfhoNG ARMSTRONG
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W HIIE LEAD-20,UU0 lbs. con
w stsnty on hand, of ail the various manufacturer
- STRONG ARMHrnONE
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& NEWS ITEMS
ERAYRLRn,s analsTRR.
NEW AOvERTIsRmRNTs

Ingham Bragg-Law Books
VIM Fisko-Cod Liver Oh, ,Go
Pelon Breod-For o gdensbureh.
Dr. Bannipg--One Week Only.
s. s. Barrie-Coal Oil.
Isaao A. Is aos-Home Again.
Pelton & Breed-For Dunkfk
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r. SHAVING. HAIR CUTTING, DC.
E0R ALL T0NS0RIAL OPERA
IL lions
HAIR CUTTING, DRESSING OR DYEING,
And Tor luxurious SHAVING In cool pleasant an
ELEGANT ROOMS, soto .-.
Establishment urdsr the ueriean- nati.
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NJ NEATSBOOT OLA nice, fresh
IN ioic sold IT wholesale ard retail by
STRONG AliAfTfHONG.
nufl2 runorinr-at
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HoLLowAY's PILLs yellow Fever, the
soouge Of the southern portion Of he States is cured aud
prevented BY the timely Of this anti ebe
dy It out the hidden Of this dire disease by
its action tho diseased liver and resfsanizes the vital
epergies an er remoy ing the can't aeion itself
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pUTTY-15O0O lbs. bladder and bulk
...,, sfRoNG 3 ARnlsTRoNe,
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sPENoEmAN PENN kRsHlP 10 taugh, By The beS.
Mnelers.
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Cry SExToN's RBPoRT.-There have been ll9
interments Ia the several Cemeteries from Sept.
la to aoth ineluaive.
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T 1NSEED OIL-60 BBLS. a.. %.
~ gRisWOLD's, the brsi 10 me seil1 ~ M loaes
market prioe. STRONG ARnsfRoNG
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s-57DR. Jas MoCLINTocKs PEoToRAL SYRur
Science and fact alike guarant the mmeasu-able supe-
roy this remedy every other prescribed for con
fTmed eoush, oppression thu Guest bronchial doutea
aud consumption. When ali other medicines have failed
in this thore is hope, safety, liio
Price 81 90. Sold by WM. FISISE, Cleveland,
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REFEREE BALE.

STATE OF WsCu Sss-Kenosba County Crcuit Cont -
Mary e. King against George NJ. Chisholm, Helnont s.
Kellogg, James L. Goddard, Hiram Mallory Gurdon
Burchard, William II. Malcolm, Cornelius M. Gaul
Thomas G. DoIenus, john NJ. Nixon, William A. Recch-
er, Rufus X Mcllarg, William, Richardson James My
ers James A. Snydam, James Ustrom, Lyme Sterhng
6. W. b. Gushing, Champion l. ha'chnsn u, and Eliza
Blain.
"a I virtue and in pursuance OF a final iudg-
6S ment for the sale OF the ncrtgaged premises herein
amer described made and entered la the #Lcye entitled
cause on me twenty l+isII DAY Of Aa \ D. ls"S, at
the regular term OF SAID C0aTt, J. Hiram attic, referee
duly appointed By SAID Court for thai pu pose, shall offer
of sale ana sell at pubic auction t" The highest bidder
therefor, al the front door u the CUsr in the city
aud county of ken0sha, AMI ate Of WISCONSIN, at
O'clock IN the forenoon OF Saturday the itd 5 day of
September, a. D. 1852 the following described piece or
parcel OF land, much thereof be sufficient to
satisfy the said judgment aud COSTS together with costs
and eXaenses of said sale hat is 10 sayLut No. three
~, in block No. forty d0I, excepting hundred
premises beng in the first of the city of Kcaosha
the southeast qua o. SECTION No iry-one n: town
No. ri, north o range 10. twenty three (25 cast
Dated jane /, 1855 HIRAM FUTILE, Referee. .
o. s. & f. ii. HEAD, Plaintiffs Attorneys. 3rJl
a 4 THE REQUEST of the plaintiff herein, the
IA above sae is postponed until Tuesday he 2Oh day
September, A b. 1852 the same hour and place
Dated, September 50, 1853.
o.s. II. HEAD Pits Att'ys 2wl3
At the request of the plaintiff herein the above
further postponed until Saturday. the oath day OF septem-
Der A. d. 1882 at the same !, hear ana psee
0. S. & F. H. HEAD, PlsinhGs Attorne,s.
Dated September 20, 1859. 1y15
a the request of the plaintiff herein the above sale is
M further postponed Until Friday the Seth day Of Sep
tenber A. D.. 1852 st the same hoar and D lace.
HIRAM TUrELE Referee,
o. s. 4 f. H. HEAD, Plf's Attys.
Dated, September oath, 1859. 1wl6
AT the request Of the plaintiff herein the above kae In
further postponed until Saturday the 8th day October
A d. 1909, at the same hour and place.
Dated September 30th 1859.
E.IRAM TUTTLE Referee.
". .. T. IL. HEAD, Plh's At Us. 1w1
At the request the plaintiff herein the above sale ia
further postponed until Monday, the 5h day of Decem
bef A. d. 1853, az Tie same hour and place.
Dated October Slh, 1859. HIRAM FUTILE
0.S. i. II. HEAD, Pif's Atty's ISwlSI Referee
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sSEERgEE,s 9AEE.

| a. TATE OF WISCONSIN -Kenosha Couu-
~ Circuit Court. BY virtue an execution duly is
sued IN favor of Edward Farrell and against the goods aud
chattels, lands and tenaments of Thomas D. Parsons
Richard ID. Parsons and Evan Lewis, have levied upon
and shall sell at public auction the front of tie
court house IN the city and county of KenoSha o.
clock in the forenoon of Monday he 2th day of Decen.
6r A. ID 1897 the following described estate to wit:
All the right, title and interest that the said Thomas d.
Parsons has to that certain piece parcel OF land sua-
ted wing and being in the of 5omers county OF
Kenosa, and State of Wisconsin, described as foow to
wit: Commencing the west line OF the southwest quar-
ter of section umber thirteen [13 township two ri and
ange twent two [22I east and ry eight [45 rods
OF the southwest thereof thence running north
on said west line thrtytwo 1921 rods thence east parallel
with the south line of said quarter section one hundred
1901 rods thence south parallel with said line thirty.
two 81 rods then west parallel with said south line one
hundred 1901 rods to place OF beginning containing tweu-
ty acres of land less, and beng in the town of
Somers and county of Kenosha and state Of Wisconsin,
Dated October 10th, 1853. HUDSON FOX
Sheriff of Kenosha County.
JON b. JHSUE, PI'f's Atty. 6W20
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Legal Advertisements.
STATE OF W-TsCONcrN

STATE OF WISCONSIN, KENOSHA
~ County Circuit CoartJudgnent for sale OF mort
gagged premises on foreclosure Of mortgage-LatroA Bull
len aganStJonn Cornelius and JoEnns tJ0rne,;ns 80
By virtue and in pursuance OF for he sale
of the mortgaged premises hereinafter described
and entered in the above entitled action on . afath
5h) day of November A. d. 1885, the November tern
Of said court l, Hudson Fox sheriff Of said county
of Kenosha, shall offer fer sale at public auction
the highest bidder therefor the front door the court
house. in the city and county of Kenosa State OF Wis
c2nsn at O'Clock in the forenoon Saturday the
day Of November, A. D. 1882 following described
lots pieces parcels ofand much will be
sufficient satisfy the said judgment and cost together
with the and expenses of said saletha is to say
All the following PREMISES, TO witt Lot four a. and part
OF lots two (2 and three 3) in block eighty sS
the north ward in the city of Kenosha being thirty ae)
eet wide north and SOUTH and eight ~ rods dsep
and west rem south end of said lots and hres
northeast racsonal quarter of number thiTtyone
('1 town two ) north of range twenty three 1881 east
Dated at kenosha This 9Th day of August. a. D. 1889
E. W. EVANS, P3fs Atty HUDSON FOX
SING Sheriff OF Kenosha County Wisconsin.
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MORTGAGES FORECG(.sEMG.

KENoSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.-wm Little
MeriH Laid, George J. Wllltams against Thomas II.
Mosher and Mary l.. MoGhef.
k.H VIRTUE Of Judgment Of foreclosure ia Ga
AS ou, entered May &c. 1859, shall sci! At pubic
ction for cash, at the Court House in Kenosa city,
c'nsin, February 23d, 1860, oclO;k the af
te noon, the following described norgaged property
"l commencing forty rods south ii tie Of the
northeast quarter vi section own one range
twenty eaaE, faid starting point being he lie
dVidiEg the quarter section ror, south to
said lire thrtytbree rod south thence cast six rods;
thence north ~ eastery that ia running thirty three
rods hOrhefly, there shall be angie Of ,Uur
ence west ten rods 10 The place beginning together
with the buildings situated thereon.
WILLIAM SEYMOUR Referee.
J. J. PETIT Ilainti17s Atto,ney.
October Is, 1859 3m2l
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IN PEOB AglE.

Kenosha County CourtIn the Matter ofthe Estate Of
Ellen Mcintyre, deceased
nN reading ind fling the petition of John ID
McIntyre Of salem in Keuoshs county and state of
Wisconsin, and taxing due proofs OF the san rsrseut
ing among other things that fea Mcintyre late Of Sa-
lem Aforesaid on the 9th dsy Of ist A. D. 1889 died
ntestate, leaving goods, chAeis And estste srLn this
county and that he, the petitioner, Of said
ceased AMI PRAYING that adnsy Of "a be
granted TO Hugh Mcintyre. 1t s ordsreJ sad petit
ion be heard before the Ju Of bH Csar sssrday
me l9th day OF November e. D 1889 Ton o'ctocA n
at MS ohice in the city and county Of &snosks.
Dated Kenosna, Oct. "a 1853. Joa .. yILsUN,
3H29 Comfy .udse.
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n. B.-Many tax payers misconstrue the phrase
oosy of the foregoing notice, which is pregcTi bed
by the city charter. Il is supposed thai tie Treas
urer must wait until the last Monday in February,
before he can enforce the payment from those VII o
are unwilling. or whereas. the axes emu
meTated are mar due and the Treasurer my uog
enforce the payment by distress and sale lie pro-
poses however, to wait for voluntary payments
unt January hrst, lunless in cases where md fer
ence OF opposition may be rnan,tesi,d and ute
that date he will enforce, according TO Iaw tie DAY
ment Of all taxes 1hen remaining unpaid.
It'd A. HANSON. TrcnS
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OFFICE Or THE CITY TREASURER, ,
KFNOsHA. Wiz. Oct I&th 1880

hereby give notice that the Tax Rolls contain-
ing the lists OF City, District School Interest, and
City Scrip Taxes, assessed and levied upon the tax.
able Real and Personal Estate within the limits of
the City of Kenosha for the year 1859, have been
delivered to me for collection, and that payments
thereon viii be received at my Office, OVER THE
kENosHA County BANK, daily, during business
hours, until the last Monday in February AID 1860
ABRAHAM HANSON
CtiY Tyc0suJer