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Tor Retty3 C0lnpidi1t SerUed.
State Of Wisconsin. Circuit Court for the County OF Ke
nosha.-Oiiver DeForost Grant and William Barton
plaintiffs, against Charles Curtis Mary Curtiss ana Sal
Curtiss, defendants.
FSXHE State OF Wisconsin to the above named
a defendants: You are hereby summoned and re-
Quired the complaint In this action of which
copy herewith served upon you, and TO copy
your the said complaint the subscribers at
their Office in the cy and county of Racine within ninety
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day such
service; ana il you fail answer The said complaint
Wlthn The ting aforesaid the said plaintiff viii apply TO
Vne court for the relief demanded in the complaint Said
complaint file in the office Of the clerk said court
Al tie city q Kenosha, in said county.
- Witness TIE llCn. David Noggle, Judge OF the
L. 3 ShT5 Judicial circuit fer the state Of Wisconsin, al
- hc. osta, mis- 1911 day OF June, A. j.. 1860.
L. y. NICHOLS, Clerk 81 lie court.
STRUNG FULLER Plaintiffs Altys.
1WF Racine, W IS,
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sHERERR,s SAFE.

State Of Wisconsin, Kenosha County, Circuit Court
Henry J. Moth against Joseph Vale Adeza Vale Dewitt
Alice Vale:
Es virtue of Judgment of foreclosure Of and
- sale in the above entitled action rendered on the
I'm day o. May, A. d. 1862 in said court SHALL the
25th day of August A. D. 1860, at o. lock D. M of said
day. expose for sale ana sell at public auction TO the high
est bidder Tor cash, at the door the court house
IN The city and county of enosha, the following described
nortgaged premises much thereof as shan be nee
essary TO raise the amount of said j. dgent and costs
ana expenses Of sale, to Wit The south half oflot six in
block forybree 3 in the southea quarter Of section
hty-o9e town two, range twer three cast, IN the
1st ward OF the city of Kenosha:
Kenosha, May %, 1860. HUDSON FOX
Sheriff OF Kenosha county.
jos 3. JIIstrN PINS ktty 1drrf0
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NEEMEsEEtn,s Sale

STATE Of Wiscoosin-Crcuit Court Kenosha CountyE1.
ecutiou William II. Smith against Char b. Rhodes
II Y virtue Of an ezecutionissued out of and I'm.
9 der the seal Of the crcpit court OF the county OF Ka-
nosAa III lie b9ve entitled action TO directed and de-
vered against the personal property and real OF
Oh aries d. Rhodes, DEFENDANT IN the above entitled &C
toa, have seized and levied upon and shall sell all the
right title aud interest which the above named defendant
had on the twenty.first day Of March, A. d. 1859
or at any time afterwards, of, in and to the
following described estate situated lying and being
in The town of somers ia the county Kenosha and STATE
Of Wisconsin, and known and described follows, towt
The southwest quarter OF section five M town ~
north OF range twenty-five (22) east-which abovs de-
scribed real estate together with all and singusr the he
reiamsnts ana appurtenances thereto belonging, shall
expose for sale and sell at public auction or vendue
The highest bidder the law directs the Court House.
in the city OF Kenosha in said county, Saturday the
9Th day Of October, a. D. 1860, at two o'clock n tie
afternoon of said day. TO satisfy said execution, costs and
chGrges
Dated ct Sheriff Office, Kenosha, August 90 ID 1850
HUDSON FOX, Sheriff Of Kenosha 90.
O. s. & i. II. HEAD, Prf Att'ys CIVIL
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REFEREES SALE.

state Of Wisconsin-Kenosha County Circuit Court
me Clly Bank Of Renosha against James Lusk Har-
w VIRTUE and in pursuance Of final iudg.
20 nent for the sale Of the morgaged premises herein
after described made and entered in abb We entitled canaa
on he seventh day Of May 1860 at the regular term Of
sala court Samuel Francis, referee duly appointed bv
oogf OF sao court Tor that purpose, shall offer for sale
4hG sc at pao9 auction to the highest bidder therefor
at The front doo Of the Court House, in the city aud
county oil henosha, and State Of Wisconsin, ten O'clock
10 ie forenoon OF Saturday the first day Of sepern-
Der, A. d. $780, the followngdescribed lots or parcels
o. land, to little undivided half of lots no five
so SIX ~ and seven % in block eighty six SG) and
being IN the northeast quarter Of section number thirty
one OH town two (2) north of range tweny-hree C2
cast, and in the city OF Kenosha ~
Terms Of sale-CAsH.
0. s. &c I. II. HEAD plG7s Attys
Dated May 80, 1860. 14uEi
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REREREEs1 GAIT

M, 9saIe OF iscons-.Kenosha county Circuit Court
~. ~ : 1q1, Henry johnson ana Isaac H. Johnson
~ FlhI UE and in pursuance of final inde-
- meut Tor the sale of the mortgaped premises o
after described, made and entered IN above entitled -
gu Ine ~ qay OF May 1861 at the regular tom Of sid
cour5 J. Heny y, hubbard, referee dly appointed Ly
pubic auction to the highest bidder The, efor al Tie t
uoof OF te Court House in the City and County Of Keno
sG a stale q wisconsin, at ten oclocz IN the forenoon
o. saturday. the hrst sD day fseptember 1860 tie IoI
owing described lot or parcel Of land to wit The vest
i % le northwest quarter Of section number twenty
hlhe, ~ IN township no. two p ofrangc fyyeTfv
Two y east and in said county Of Keuosha excctf1
thefelrom two and twenty-five hundrCdths z 92iE6e
acres decided by Watson A. Fox and wife to Isaac T.
gohHson by deed dated October s. 1867 and recorded
office Of the Register Of Deeds for the county Of
aforesaid. '' " 'N"Sha'
Terms Of sale-CAsH.
o. s. & +. u. HEAD, HENRY w rTrppkpn
Pits Attys. 14W51 Reder5o
Dated May 90 1860. NeueIee'
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REFEREES SAL

state o. WisGonsn-K enosha County Circuit oornt
Fra2kln IL Head against Serene Fist, inciTIa M ~
exander Underwood, administrator Of the esto+ ar
ran Bro%n deceased, and William Brannan N'0 u "a
~ VIRTUE and in pursuance of a final i,,d,.
~ lheht ior the sale Of the mortqaoe a ,reisJ 10
matter described, made and entered III he aoIl
ga cay. on lis seventeenth Q7t) day Of November :,
80 az f{ ~ ieBuIaf November term Of raid court / Or
head referee duly appointed bv said court fa
- rPost shail offer for sale and sell at public auc
~ nT hlghest bidder therefor, at the front door ~
~ SoefI house in the city and county Of Kerosha and
OF Wisconsin, at 10 O'Clock in the forer ooa Of ea
prday the tenth Q0i) day Of March A. D. 1850 tic ~
lowing described piece parcel Of land or 60 rl r
Oh as VIII be sufficient to satisfy the said udpement @
COSTS together with the costs and exper es OF such o
that IS TO say: The northeast quarter Of block no e
on the southeast quarter Of section tbty-one 8i to
no. two " north Of range twenty-three f22l ss vi
in the fourth ward Of said city II Kenosl a. '' anu
Terms of sale cash. Os uEAn
r. H. HEAD, Plaintiff
Dated Dec, {, 1859. 3m26
BY consent Of parties the above sale ia nos,,,o,
and place. n q ~ 1reds same hour
Dated March 7th, 1860. " I1o5.AD' Referee.
81 ~ consent Of parties the above sale h posfnopod nm
same hoEr and place. n - q. ~ i99Os at the
Dated, June 1, 1860. " o. q EAD lleleTee'
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EsErEf,ER = So

State of Wisconsin-k enosha coun y Circuit Court
Phares Gould, against Dewitt O. Fox, ara Harriet FOX
#gY VIRTUE and in pursuance OF final iudr-
b nent for the sale Of the mortgage premises herein
after descrbedmad and entered in bove entitled cause
the 9TH Gay May $780, at the regular term of said
court, Hiram HolbrooE, referee duly appointed by
said court for that purpose shall tr for sale and sell
at pubic auction, to the highest bdt therefor 1T the
front door OF the Court House in the y and county Of
kenosha and State Of Wisconsin, h. past ten o'clock
II the forenoon of Saturday, September first Il 1850 the
following described lot or parcel of land, or SO much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy sd judgment and
costs together with the costs and expenses such sale
TO wit Inc southeast quarter Of section nineteen 10
Town two > north Of range twenty-five -22-east except-
ing therefom piece Of land sixty in width of Inc
Wes SIZE thereof also that certain other piece or parcel
o. lahd described as follows Thirteen twcutyseyen
onehUndt ethz 10 27100 in the northeast corner
OF the northeast quarter Of section thirty 80 own two
III north Of range twenty-five [22l cast and bounced
north by section lineeas by section ne and south ana
west by Burlington road-both parcels being in the town
of somers in said county of Kenosha,
Terms Of sae--CAsU.
0, =. & 4. ii. HEAD, HIRAM HOLnROOK
PG's Atty's. Referee,
Dated May 80, 1870. 14y51
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1859. Summer Arrangements 16
VIA.
Illinois Central Rail Road.

l{fs ~ EsT zsi5i7 t Inc
IAN ana after Sunday June 18TH 1859, trains will leave
" the Great Central Depot foot OF Lake street. for Al
ton, St. Loais Leayenworh, Kansas City, ST. Joseph Ca
70 Memphis Vosburg, New Orleans, PEORIA Galesburg,
Decatur, Springfield Terre Haute, Vincennes Evansville
Daily Express NJ 6. So m. Sundays excepted
Arriving al St. Louis 2.45 m, Cairo 5.35 a. m, a
Memphis 4.30 p,
Night Express at g. 35 2. M. Saturdays exceptod1
arriving 81 Peoria az 80 m, Galesburg II 10 m.
st Louis % p. Cairo $50 p. m.
x tiuILaEe@ ALt0Ig3 mediation, 600 p M. (Sun-
days eNcepte5y arriving at Eankakce at 1920 p m.
On Saturdays q Passenger Car VIII be run on this
train to Urbara.
Trains arrive in Chicago, at 9:l5 a n. and sos NJ
Elegant sleeping cars are un on al night trains
Baggage checked through Cairo. st. Louis and St.
Joseph,
Through TEFcIscss for Sale
At the Company office in the Great Central Depot, also
at the olce Of Tie Pt.buEg, TT. Wayne and Chicago K
Co. of Dearborn and Ran1oph streets, and at the
MEXICAN Cea tra L. r. Cfice Do3 born street. between
Lake and Raudoph Chicago and all Railroad offices north
and east
W n. ARTHCR, GenHsup't.
W p. Joaa e&, Cam PASSENGER Agent Gtf
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THQmAs PRICTuRE.

ssies.--0tq,a, Dupasy e. Co., T. Cs4rou's
Cha5apaieae. q. AdayTaa1d a. Lom5at, J g.
z. NaftqH, Rasteaa Charruyer, L. Mn r5on
J. y. DWp0g, Damien.
Esina-Co7oeae, DaKayper8, Key, Thistle.
ssuas-oIG1aatc1, 81 Cr0iz.
yyhisZ1cye-C Old M0nongaheza
Wines ereGndy Port, Madeira, Maloga, POI
oad Vpre Jaice Sherry D. G Gordon, Othe
Grades.
Champaigae Eelds5cs aud Hesdsack g. Co., do Lalle
maad, do. Queen V5ctorja d. DucaI crane
CIaret IN casks C}Gret IN cases, White IN casks
EYkite lib cases, Mascat, M1tscat an cases, Braa,
dy Cherries, Ckergg Brandy, Cordials Bltters,
A!cohol Pure Spirit
x Prictures Double Rectifed Whskey, in lots or
By the barrel Kenosha, Wis. disnI6vIe
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BRuS HE'S.

II AIR, Tooth, Nail, Shaving, Paint Scrub
Il q Stove, and Yhite-wash BRUSHES, of ever
description, for sale by Z. ROBINSON.
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K EROSENE
COMES.

a fine assortment Of Dressing, Puff and Fin
- COMBS, for sale by r. ROBINSON.
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1855
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REFEREES SALE.

0.s.&F.H. HEAD, Pins Attys.
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One of the Verdicts,

A Charlottesville IVA. paper gives the
following account OF the murder ot slave
by one Wash, an ovorseer OF Mr.. Eugene
Garth, near Gordonvile:
"The negro, after being severely whip
ped, was tied, hand and foot, by the bru-
tai Wash, and plunged, head downwards,
into a hogsbead of water, where he was
held three quarters OF a minute Upon
being taken out he died within three min.
utes.
"An inquest was held, and the verdic
of,he jury was, died OF congestion Of The
BRAIN" -
The same paper says:
"We read recently Of another case
where negro was punished in neigh
boring county, and died within u minui
or two afterwards. The verdic, in The lat
ter case was. died Of q combination o
circumstances
Wash has not yet been arrested, bu
we hope, for the sake OF humanity, tbs
the ruel.hearted scoundrel may b
brought to speedy and condign punish
ment. Can the South wonder at th
odium which attaches TO the "insti;ution
in the non slavebolding States, when Ih
perpetrators of such atrocities are permi,
ted 10 walk unpunished?- Baltimor
Clipper.
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VOLUME XII. NO. 81
nWbat a Melancholy Spectacle ~

Such Is the "grand hailng sign OF distress
wrung from "B. Fitzpatrick in view OF tine
distractinR differences at present existing
in the ranks of tho Democratic party, ana
given public utterance to IN his lotter re-
msipq the nomination of Vice Presiuent
with Douglas. He looked upon tho pro
ceedinps of the Convention rendering MN
place on the ticket through entirely diner'
ent snoctaclos from the Little Giant, Tor IN
his letter of declination dated Washington,
juno 25th. 1860, Senator Fitzpatrick says:
Tho distracting differences at present ex-
istinR in the ranks of tho Democratic party
we're strikingly exomplfied both Mt Charles
ton and at Baltimore, and, in my humble
opiniou, distinctly admonish me that |
should in no way contribute to those unfor-
tunate divisions.
The Black Republicans have harmonious
ly (at least in Convention) presented their
candidates for tho Presidency and Vice
Presidency. So have the constitutional
Union Party (ss 1t is tormed.) Each party
is already engaged in the contest. In the
presence of such organizations wo still un'
fortunately exhibit u divided camp. What
o melancholy spectacle It is calculated IA
cause every Democratic citizen who cherish
CO the Constitution of his country TO de
bpODu. u NV ~ NosP"hb VI 'SS N"'NJ W
the Union.
DESTROYS. as far as am capable OF cXer
cising any influence, to remove tvery Oh
stacle which may prevent restoration o.
the peace, harmony and perfect concord o.
tba: glorious old party TO which have boei
indexibly devoted from early manhood
party in which in my deliberate opinion il
the only real aud reliable ligamcnt whici
binds tho South, tho North, the East nnc
West together upon constitutional principles
mo alternative was left to mo hut that
which have herein most respectfully com
municated unto you.
For tho agreeable manner in which you
have convened to me the action Of the Con.
ventiop, accept my sincere thanks.
Very truly,
Your friend and obedient servant.
B. FITZPATRICK
To wm, II. Ludlow New York, and others
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Notice..

Leander J. Randall, pItf. Co,., of Cou
VS.. -. Dl,. r.
Noah NJ Pumeroy ct al, ""aa cnnn,, n
dcierdauts. '"e"
Tlho defcnduu', Noah NJ Pomcroy.is here
4 by notified that on tho twelfth day of
Jnly, A u 1860, tho plaintiff, Leandcr J.
Randall, flied in tho Court of Common
Pleas of Goauga County. Ohio, his petition
against said Noah NJ. Pomoroy and othors.
tho object and prayer of which ia to sot aside
decd bearing dato MAY 9th, A ID. 1857.
executed by said Noah M. to Jennie NJ.
Phelps. conveying his interest in certain
real estate in Lot 20 in ChardoE Town Plat,
in said county, and fully described in said
petition also, TO set aside u deed of the
said premises and interest executed by tho
said .icnne VI. Phelps aud Alfred Phelps Jr.,
her husband, to Noah Poueroy, bearing
date May l5tb, 1860; also, to set aside Il
mortgage upon said premises executed by
said Noah Pomeroy to John Murray. End.
at tho dato last aforesaid. Said petition
asks that tho interest of said Noah NJ. Pom
or0y in said real estate DO sold, and the
avals applied to tho payment Of q judgment
OF tho plaintiff against said Noah NJ Pom
Term. A. ID. 1859. for tho sum of S64 05
debt aud S'2S GO costs and interest.
Tho said Noah NJ Pomeroy,is required to
answer SAID petition on or before tho Srh
day OF SeptemborA. ID. lS60,oI said petition
will be taken ns truo ns agninst him.
/ THRAsngR, DuRrEE g. HATHAWAY,
.4norn,ys for Plaintiff.
July 18th. 1850. b48a6
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RooSR sHERMAs was Representative
to Congress- from Connecticut; his bust.
ness had peen that Of making shoes
John Randolph. who had Indian blood in
him, rose, and in his usual squeaking voice,
said: ~ should like 70 know what the
gentleman did with his leather apron
before be set oa: TO WashibgtonG" Mr..
sherman replied, initiating the same
squeak: ~ cut II up, sir, 10 make moe.
oasins for tho deseendsn,s Of Pooahou.
tAs."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03

PECULIAR PHESoMENoN.--On Monday last
about IL o'clock A. M, tho wind commenced
blowing briskly from the South. Many n,
first noticed peculiar dryness in tho nt-
n,ospherc, and as tho wind increased, It bo-
came excessively oppressive. The wind fol,
as il il came directly :rom the surface of u
heated furnace. Tho THERMOMETERS banging
in the wind, immediately roso to l08 do
grees. This continued for 8 hours with un
sbated forvor. Bread cut upon the table
Ia few moments became as hard us though
II had been exposed to tho Dir for Who'll,
day. We have never before experienced
exactly such q state of thiugr. r.-KaasG
Tribune, l2ih.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-03

THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA.-The
following is from a recent work on China:
"Seen from the Chinese side, the
Great Wall resembled a huge earthern
mound crowded with battlements built OF
brick. Everywhere it had an old and d.
lapdated appearance. ln some places 1t
had been altogether destroyed. On the
Mantchoorian's side, on the other hand.
the Great Wall seemed constructed OF
bricks resting upon basement of stone
1t is 6anked by square towers throughout
Its whole length. These are placed al the
distance OF about two bow shots, in order
that the enemy may be everywhere withir
range. 1t descends into the sea in two
parallel piers or jettes, which slope sc
gently that one can ascend 10 the tor
from the water flowing between them
The largest ships may approach within
two miles OF the wall, and, indeed, it il
the very place at which visitors should ii
future disembark."