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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-02
PROGRESS IMPOSSIBLE.

FIFE Goal REACHED AT Bound -
We call this the age of progress It is
so. But in some Departments of science
discoveries have been made, and practical
systems introduced, which leave nothing TO
be desired IN the way of improvement, and
as perfection ut the outset. For example,
when Professor Holloway, some twenty
five wears ago, gave TO the world his inesti.
mable remedies, he seems 20 have let moth
ing even for himself to achieve, in the treat
ment of human maladies. The progress Of
the demand for his Pills and Ointment has,
indeed, been unparalleled in the history of
medicine; but he has found no reason TO
alter single ingredient or vay propor
iion. We therefore class the sovereign an
tidotcs for external and internal diseases
with " hich that distinguished medical re-.
former has blessed the world, am"ng the
inventions which are perfected at their
birth
Our method "f arriving at n correct APP
probation of the respcctiv. merits Of op-
posing systems, i, by comparison. Now,
We havr seen "A great deal Of what is called
regular practice, and do not hesitate TO say
thai it fails More frequently than il sue
crcds This is not the case with Holloway =
Pills and Ointment. In many instanc es-
some of which should be- specified If space
pprmitf,.I W.. hny,. s,.,.p IN AZ, r,u.li,s Of
feet complete and permanent cures, when
eminent members Of the hc uity had r1haus-
ted their rrpertoires without fndin. any
thing that would even aleriate the sgonies
"f their patients. Testimony confirmatory
of our own observations on the su bjrct is
continually pouring in from all part. of the
Union. and Ne cannot refuse crrdence alike
to our own senses, the common sense uf
the public, and the almost universal opinion
Of our brethren of the press.
The ease as between the Faculty and Pro.
fcssrr Holloway seems To stand thus. The
faculty have the prestige Of antiquity, au.
thori,y and usage.
Holloway, on the other hand, is not n
man of mouldy maxims. Smnll respect
has lie for Galen and CANNON. He cites
no authorities, save living witnesses and
contemporary fLcts a few pages suffice
10 dsysiope his system and embrace his sim
pie directions. He deAouzess taersury and
all corrosive pOisons, and does not believe
that life can be saved by draining it's fnun.
tains. Above all, be furnishes the who'll.
civiIi@edi and no small portion of the semi.
barbarian and savage world, with n Pill and
an Ointment, which appear to accomplish
all that the Faculty aim at, but 10 live cases
out Of six fail 20 effect For diseases OF
the stomach, the liver, the boweLs and kid.
neys rs w0Iins for ordinary pulmnni,,y ~.
| fccifens, the Pills are absolute specifies
md the sufferer from external disorders O.,
injuries may recover under the operation o.
the Ointment, when nothing else will saw,
him.-Norhern Express.
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Cook Arrested
The Harper's Ferry Conspirators In.
dicted.

Augusta, October 27.-The Gra nd
Jury have found indictments to day
gainst the conspirators in the Hsrper's
Ferry rebellion. The first indictment is
for conspiracy among the negros to ere
ate an insurrection. The second is for
treason against the commonwealth of
Virginia. The third COR murder Able
counsel have been appointed for the pris-
onors. Government has decided not to
strengthen the guard at the Federal Ar
mories and Arsenal.
The trials OF the Insurgents are pro
crossing at Charlestown, Va. A jury was
obtained Yesterday.
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dbf Te1prr.
LANCASTERVILLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. ., 1859

C"RREcTIoN.-ln our notice of the pro-
cccdings Of Court in last issue, the name
of VIM lilnson was. through mistake. CIV.
en- rs the party convicted Of Assault and
Battery. VIM. Hinson was the prosecutor
and Richmond FaiIe the party convicted
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COLD WEATHER.-The weather has been
very cold, fer the season, for the last several
days. Frost and ice haye been seen plenti,
fully each morning since Sunday.
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To BE HAYGED.-DAN, n slave, the prop.
erty Of Alvin Massey, condemned for mur-
der, will be hanged on Friday the 4th inst,
near the road between Massey's Gin House
and Elijah Waltes' field.
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Sahu'eStichS' SeNeta VI nIS OItsp'lnp "eTe
on exhibition and took premiums also |
noticed and examined this animal with in.
terest and care, because he is the sire of
''our caLC' | fancied it would not be
king premiums too.
To DE-. Holt was awarded the first premi-
um of Il Silver Card Basket, for his tho
rough bred North Devon Bull. am graft
flied TO inform yeur readers this beautiful
animal goes to onr District, having been
purchased by our public spirited friend NJ.
p, Crawford Esq. Major Young received
a premium FOR the hest lot of Milk Cows,
and for the single best milk COW. giving five
gallons and one pint Of milk per day. In
passing about looking at the cattle, | came
across deaf and dumb negro who had
the management of Devon BAIL upon in.
qniry, ascertained hr belonged to gentle.
man who was also deaf and dumb Proba-
bly, ns many rs 20 premiums We're given on
cattle.
| Among the products of the Farm we're
reported $40 bushels of Irish, and 392 BUSH
! els Of Sweet Potatoes per acre. Some
choice looking Tobacco, raised in the vi
cinty Of Charlotte was also exhibited Mr..
/ King, neal this place, has plated this year
n full crop Of this weed, the income from
! which will more than double that of II Ike
number OF hands engaged in making caiton
| in North or South Carolina.
noticed in the Domestic line n very su.
/ perior pair of Blankets, and also n Straw
| Carpet, the filling of which was Rye straw.
! In the Ladies' department manv beauti-
| full and handsome articles were to be seen
! Such rs Brandy Peaches, Pr, serves, Pick
| les, Jcllics, Marmaladr. Butte, Blackberry,
| Strawberry, Tomato and MuScadinc Wines,
Wax Fruit, Needle Work, Embroidery,
Qnilis, CouDterpanes and s"forIh In many.
very MANY of the articles contributed by
| the fair hands of the fair sex, great taste,
skill, ingenuity and science was manifested
and displayed, exhibiting n combination of
! the useful and ornamental, thorough
knowledge of the practical purposes Of life.
! An education calculated to make Il good
wl,e and proper mother, Such wives,
such mothers, always make happy homes.
The machinery and farming implements
were numerous and highly credita5lc. The
! plows were large and designed to be drawn
'y '"" horses mostly for turning over the
s"h' s''w n" @l.ong Grabs" Several
Wheat Fans Straw Cutters Corn Shelters
ana Corn Shncker Wcr" also exhibited
'"e h'''S' Carrots and P"r'n'rs were of
mammoth axe proportions. have only
mentioned ana touched on some OF the
many articles exhibited do not pretend
10 treat OF 'He p"'' II" de'"i's' 1t w"nId
DC 'H'P"Ss'o'c Tor visitor ~ locker on
"h" Is Partially stranger to q" The sub
j'ct Jus''ce' IL u sain 'h"t over 800 articles
were eN''o'''''' l '"'nN NJ least 100 pre-
"''"nS were o'''non'eu' l" announcing
'"e premiums guess 'iie name "i John NJ.
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MIR. EDITOR Please announce Mr.. Wm.
ROBERTSON, Candidate for Tax Collector
nt the crsuing election and oblige hi.
friends. wIxHaws
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF..

Mr. EDITOR Please announce STR.
AMOS NcMANUS, candidate. fs tho
Office Of Sheriff for Lancaster District, fos-
the ensuing term and obiige his
MANY FRIENDS.
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New Advertisements A
Notice.

A LII persons having demands against
"A the Estate Of John. U. Ingram, are 70!
qusstsd To- present them 10 the undersigned
by the 10th Of November, and those In!
debted will please make payment imme.
dately. can be found at Hanging Rock,
p. o., kershAw Distsiot
@. +, INGRAM, Er'~.
Nov. a lS59.-38-4t.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Mn. EpIroR : BY announcing Capt a.
). NlSBETa candidate f,r Tax Coliector
at the next election you will oblige.
HIS FRIESDs.
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LOST.

4 Forewarn all persons from trading for a
i note on Geo. w. Bell Of ss2 92i. Civ.
en- TO ID r. Leak or bearer. on the sth day
Of November, 1858, as said tote was lost
and shall receipt against u.
- ID. n. LEAK.
Oct, 96. 1859. at. paid.
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'fie- friends "f Capt. j. Is. COUSART,
announce him II candidate for ShesiG fox
Lancaster District, at the er.saing eerrn.
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Should the Eve prisoners ipsist upon a
separate examination trial and separate
trial before the courI, their cases will un-
doubtedly occupy several weeks. There
is no probabiElv that their trial will be
postponed teyond the present term.
1t is appiehended that the empanel,ing
Of jurors in the different cases, will occupy
considerable time, for the reason, it is sup
posed, that but few persons can be found
in the country who have not formed or
expressed an opinion on the subject.
From Harper's Ferry.
WASHINGTON, October ga special
dispatch from Harper's Ferry states that
further discoveries have been made, of a
nature to prevent their being made public
but which tend to the suspicion that the
plan Of outbreak was much more exten
slve than At first supposed. Crcumstan
ces recently discovered lead to the belief
that the negros Of the adjoining counties
were cognizant of the fact that demon.
stration would be made. 1t is confident.
! lv asserted that Brown has made disc!o
sures to Governor Wise, which have been
placed in the hands of the State Attorney
/ 10 be used on the trial.
Cook Arrested
CHAMRERsRuRG, PA. October 26.-The
outlaw, Cook, was arrested here last
night. A requisition has already been
issued hy Governor Wise upon the Gov
ernor OF Pennsylvania. There are three
other fugitives known to be in the moun
tains, and parties are out in search OF
them.
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LETTER FROM CnARLEsroNx, Va.

The Circuit Cont of Jefferson county
Hon. Richard Parker, Judge; Charles
ID. Harding, ESQ, Commonwealth Attor-
ney.
The cases Of the State Of Virginia u.s..
John Brown, Aaron G. Stevens and Ed
win CopPee. white persons, and Shields
Green and John Copeland, negros, com
miucd on charges of conspiracy to make
rebellion, Instruction and open war a.
ga'nst the Commonwealth OF Virginia,
and also for the murder of f. Beckman,
q. W. Turner, Thomas Bur!ey, Luke
Quinn, marine, and Haywood Sheppard,
negro, will bc taken up on Tuesday for
ex animation trial, previous to the action
OF the Grand jury. er parte. thereon-a
form peculiar TO Virginia. 1t is under
stood that the Court will assign Robert
J. Conrad, a talented l,~yer Of WIN.
chester, AS the counsel Of the prisoners.
1t is understood that Brown has made
Application by letter to Judge Chase, of
OnIo, and other prominent members Of
the BAR IN other States, to appear as the
counsel for himself and his associates.-
Also, that the prisoners will be allowed
by the Court TO avail themselves Of every
privilege which wonId he accorded 10 any
citizens Of the Commonwealth in like cir
cumstanccs
Ii Is also stated that should tue prison
ers apply for 4 separate examination trial
il will he granted them, and also a sepa.
rate trial before the Court aud jury. should
their counsel make motion to that ef-
feet. As two Of the prisoners are negros
the Commopxe4;th's attorney will intro
duce neQr:+ -: :<:-:+::<zs:-:s>rr in their cases.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-23
aGareEsARE,a sAE.R

STATE OF WIsCoxsGN Kenosha County Circuit Court
Judgment for sale Of morgaged premises Foreclosure
ofortgage-Samnel Hale, against the Kenosha Rock
ford Rock Island Railroad Company. The CITY of Ke
nosha. John p Yelverton, and Samuel b. Scott
F1y virtue and in pursuance Of final iudr
for the sale Of the mortgaged premises herein
described made and entered in the above entitled
action, the nineteenth day Of November A. D. 1855
the November term Of said court Hudson Fox shero
said county Of Kenosha shall offer for sale and sell OF
public auction to the highest bidder therefor at the
door of the Court Heuse in the city and county Of Keno
sa and State Of Wisconsin, at 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon
of Saturday, the third I'D day September A. D. 1889
tie following described lot parse Of land much
thereof will be sufficient to satisfy the said judgment
and costs together with tie costs and expenses of said
salethat is say: The southeast quarterofthe south
quarter Of section thirty 1861 town two III north
Of range twenty-five 1927 east excepting six
Is 2 acres decided by John Bulen and WIFE Ahira
Drake by bearing date October IA, 1918, and re-
corded in volume at b" OF deeds for Racine county page
40 and three g acres decided by said BulIen and wife TO
John v Aver by deed dated August 20h s49 and three
s. acres decided by said Bullen and wife TO Joseph
Hackley and Samuel Fuller by deed dated September IL
1851 and also three g decided by SAID Pullen and
wife to Edward Balm, by deed dated June ~ 1902
Terms Of sale Cash. HUDSON FOX
Dated May 80. 1859. Sheriff of Kenosha County.
o. 8. HEAD, Atty for PIE. 8m51'
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SKH 81 EsaFF;S SALE

state Of Wisconsin. -Kenosha County Circuit Court
David IL Lane and David Hyde, Plaintiffs against Hen
wife, Defendants. -
BS virtue and IN pursuance of final iud0-
nD men for the sale Of the mortgaged premises herein
after described made ana entered the above entitled
the 4th day Of May D. 1882 at the May term
Of said court, Hudson Fox, Sheriff OF said county Of
kenosha sa oner Tor sale and sell public auction to
the highest bidder therefor at the front door Of the
house in the city and county Kenosha, and State Of
Wisconsin, at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of Saturday
the 24th day of September, A. d. 1859 tn following de-
scrbed piece parcel OF land, much thereof as
will be sufficient satisfy the said judgment and costs
together with the costs and expenses such sale
say The southeast quarter of the northeast Quarter NJ
section number twenty eight t2S), in township number
" NORTH and range number twenty 1901 east hein
in the town Of Brighton in the county Of Kenosba and
state of Wisconsin, Terms Of sale, C0sh ~
Dated June 14th, 1859 HUDSON FoY
Sheriff OF Kenosha Couptv
NATHAN B. HYDE, Plaintiffs Attorney LIZ
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geaal.



STATE OF WIscoNsN.-Kenosha County Circuit CouJt-
Ira II. Wait against Taomas Keenan,
& virtue of a wrlt Of Fieri Facias, issued
- out OF the Circuit Court in and for the county of
henosEa and State of Wisconsin, to directed and de-
Vered, against the goods and cattes lands tene-
mentS of Thomas Keenan,, have levied upon shall
offer for sale, aud sell public auction the highest
bidder Thereof, the law directs the house in
the city and county OF keesha and State aforesaid
Saturday the 10th day CT Ju y, A D. 1889 between the
hours of ami three O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, all the right title and interest which Thrnas
keenan, he'd the goth day of November A. D. 1851 or
at any time since that day, in and to the following de-
scrihcd piece parcel OF land, lying and being
county and State aforesaid, to wit:
All the following bounded and described piece of land
lying and being in the first ward of said city of Ken6sha
tt wit: commencing the north line Of lot IL in
block forty 49 at the distance of hundred aud
thirty two ll32 feet westerly from the northeast
OF sald lot, and running thence westerly the north
ne OF said lot nineytwo 1921 feet thence southery par
aie with the east line of said lot south side Of said
iot one j. thence eastery along the south line Of said
ot hnetytWo 1921 feet thence northery place OF be-
gnmnthe same being the southeast quarter Of
ton tnTtS.one S town two ri north of range twenty
three 1921 east HUDSON FOX.
Sheriff of Kenosha County.
Dated this Goth day Of May, 1857
]. j. PETIT Plaintiff S Attorney. GwtO
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EEREEsEE,S SALE

STATE OF WIsCoNsIN.--Kenosha County Circuit Court
William L. Hughes against the unknown heir or heirs
OF Jel emah McCary, and Mary McCarty, formerly of
the Of Pleasant Prairie County of Kenosha and
State OF Wisconsin, and deceased the unknown
heir heirs Of James Smyth, formerly of same place
and now also deceased, and John Alcock.
Es virtue and in pursuance of final iudg
meat Cor the sale of the motgaged premises herein
after described made and entered in the above entitled
the twenty first 2ls day Of May, A D. 1852
the regular Mry term Of said court l, Hiram Tute
fierce duly appointed by said Court for that purpose shall
offer for sale and sell public auction the highest bid
der therefor at the front door of the house in the
city and county of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin,
ten O'clock in the forenoon Of Saturday the third d) day
of September, A. 1852 the following descrOee piece
parcel Of land much thereof will be sufficient
satisfy tine said judgment and COSTS together with
and of said sale That saythe north quar-
ter of the east half of the northeast quarter Of section
No thrtytwo f32 in township No one north of range
No twenty-five [22 east and being in the Of Pleas
apt Prairie county Of Kenosha, and Stase Of Wisconsin.
Terms of sale, cash.
Dated June l. 1859. HIRAM TUTTLE Referee.
0 S. @ T. II. HEAD, PLantiffs AtttOrneys. 3rn51
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STATE OF WIscoNsIN.-Kenosha County Circuit Court
Henry wins against James Crib, Samuel b. Appleton
sch Doan, John NJ. Dewey Samuel F. Rice Lucy Per.
klns, Ephraim Perkins, Amos Gliddon, The Kenosha
PER Company, John Wier, James Ozan, Alfred Fo-
James Ozaunc, Nicholas Rodars Donat Zeitler q I1
French, William Kaddle, Elisha Miiiman and Joha w.
Merrill.
EG virtue and in pursuance of IL final iudg-
sD ment for the sale Of the mort gagged premises herein
after described made and entered in he above entitled
cause on the twenty-frst I2lst day Of May A D. 1859
at The regular May term OF said court, l. Franklin n
Head referee duly appointed by said for that pur
pose shan oher for sale and sell at public to the
highest bidder therefor at the front door the court
house IN the city and county of Kenosh and State Of
Wisconsin, at two O'Clock in the afternoon Saturday
The third 5d) day of September A D. 1859 The following
described piece or parcel of land much thereof as
VIII Dc sufficient to satisfy the said judgment and costs
together WIN the costs and expenses of sand sale That is
10 say the north west quarter of section eleven M in
township number two ( north of range number twenty
two ~ east and in the of SomGrs in the county OF
kenosha and State of Wisconsin.
Terms of sale--CAsH.
F. II. HEAD, Referee
henOSha, 2ro5Q
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sIGERIFF,s SALE.
n M II IT'S SA lie.
State OF Observation-Disclosures r,r tter.o.,.. ~,

state OF Wtsconsln.-C CoURT, Kenosha Conn
". Execution. Celim l.. Seymour against Will am
Seymour " am
g virtue of an execution issued out of and
NE under the seal Of the Circuit Court the
OF henosha IN the above entt action direct ed
and delivered against the personal property and real
estate of william Seymour, defe dant in the above emit
tied action, have seized and levied upon and shall sell
the undivided half OF the west half of Block No tWenv
one IN the hrst ward OF the city Of Kenosha, county
real estate, together with all and singular the heredita
meHts and appurenances thereto belonging shall ex
pose for sale aud sell at public auction or yendpe ~ ~
highest bidder, the law Directs the court honse in
the city Of Kenosha said county on Saturday The s0tb
day Of July, A. D. 1859, O'Clock In the afternoon f
said day. to satisfy said execution costs and charges
Dated at Sheriff 5 Office, Kenosha June ian d 1888
HUDSON FOX, Sheriff.
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STATE OF Wisconsin Kenosha County Circuit Court
Jacob Schz against John Osweller, Peter Hahn John
Hahn, Hubert Hahn and John Shuarts
Ry virtue aud in pursnanceiof a final judg-
, ment for the sale of the orgaged premises herein
after described, made and entered in the above entitled
the 2st day of May, A D. 1889 at the regular
May OF said court l. Hiram futile, referee duly
appointed by said court for that purpose, shall offer for
sale and sell at public auction to the highest bidder there
for the front door of the house in city and
county of Keuosha and State of Wisconsin, at half past
ten o'clock in the forenoon Of Saturday the third I'D day
of September, A. D. 1859 the following described piece
parcel of land, much thereof will be sufficient to
satisfy the said Judgment and costs, together with the
costs and expenses of said sae that saythe East
fol 40 of the north half of the northeast quar-
of section No twenty 2Ol township two T2l north
of range No. twenty 23 east and in the Brgh
ton in said county of KenoSha and State of Wisconsin
Terms of sale-Cdsh.
Dated June 1, 1859. HIRAM TUTTLE Referee
o. s. & L. II. HTAD PLAINTIFFS Attorneys 3n51
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RRFEREE,. .sg.E

STATE OF WIscoSsIN.- Kenosha County Crcrit Court
Orson g. Head against Katherine T. Brown Alfred
Holder, Thomas Brice, and Rouse Simmons.
RRy virtue and in pursuance Of Il final iudg-
ES ment for the sale of the morgaged premises herein
after described, made and entered in the above entitled
cause on the thrtieh [80tll day of May A. 1859 at
the regular term of said court, l. Franklin H. Head re-
ltree au appointed by said court for that purpose shall
offer for sale and sell at public auction at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon Of Saturday the third 3d day Of Sepem
ber d. 1892 at the front deor Of the court
the city and county Of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin,
the following described lots parcels of land much
thereof as will be sufficient satisfy the said judgment
and costs, together with the and expenses
sale That 10 say lots No three [3 and four 4 in block
seven in Holmes and Nichols addition to said city Of
town No. one north Of range twenty-hree res least
Terms of salc--CAsH.
F. II. HEAD, Referee.
Dated June /, 1859. onh1
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STATE OF WIcoNsE-KenoshaC County Court-In the mat
of the last VIII and Testament Of Owen Reynolds,
deceased.
I'm reading and filing an instrument in writ
ing puTportng to be the last Will and Testament of
Owen Reynolds late Of Pleasant Prairie, deceased, and
also the accompanying petition of Reuben IL. Deming of
Kenosa City, Wis, representing among other things that
Owen Reynolds lately died his residence in said
Pleasant Prairie that said Instrument is the last Will
and Testament of said deceased and that he the said
petitioner, is the Identical r. H. Deming named in said
will thereof; aud praying that day may be APP
pointed for the hearing the proofs of said will and tesla
meut 1T is ordered that the proofs of said instrument
be heard before the Judge Of this Court Saturday the
second day of july A. D. 1859 his Office in the city OF
Kenosha az ten o'clock A. NJ OF said day. And it IS iur
Their ordered that public thereof be given to all per
interested by publishing copy of this order Tor tree
weeks successfully prior said day Of hearing IN the
Kenosha Tribune Telegraph weekly newspaper PRINT
ed at Kenosha city aforesaid and that copy OF sao Lo
tce be deposited in the post Office directed to each OF he
heirs Of said deceased residing out of this county
Dated June 4th, 1859.
3W52 JON B. JILSUN, County Judge