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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-24
90 M M EROlAI.

DAILY aArs Cry Ovvscu,l
Ksoksk, June n.
fLOUR-Supsr6ne,1 ~ rs /; Spring wheat sx-
ira, q =, Fall wh4at. Extra, ~ %.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 80. psrlss.
CORN-12Ato Is.
BARLEY Ne sale.
Wheat In good demand. Fall SOL Spring
30 10 65c choice do. GO.
ga o--rzs 70 I0c.
RYE-3sc; dull.
POTATUEs--15by the load retail 20.
0R0cEH1Es-New Orleans sugar, fair 7s73c
prime NJ to 81, clarified 9als, crushed and loaf
Ito II Moiassss-- Plantation 35to 4oc, Is. n. -
to As, Golden Syrur,s5 to zoe. CoEss-Rio leA
tbs Java 70 to 23e. Laguyra, 70 Is to TO- Rice
III to lac.
snAF-Palm Ste, Family SIC; German { Gin.
Ito ~.
oAhDLEs-star Tito Is, sts.rin. Is, Mould
IL,
LARD-1A to 8; retail 10e.
BUTTEh--Connoa Q 10 Choice s.os; retail
ia.
LKATHHR-SoIe IS TO Csc; Harness III.
aIDES-Dry green, NJ green sheep psi.s
30 70 sesj green hsg skins IS.
HAY-BAlsd ~ 50 to Q.
sEEDs.-H ngarisn Grass ,yei Tins.hy A 80
FLAX Seed, 7A.----=-= .----
SUNDRlES - Onions, - 70 IS Eefs, 4toA I.
feathers, sec to Sic; WHITE Boar 80 20 rs .
fkUIT-Drisd apples, 70 TO 50 per bssl -
Dried pssshss 81 10 70 ] So kaisins, 81 1kts
3 rs.
cHEESE--W. X. 10; Denmark 7toS
BRkF- - &c gross; ~ 70 q per quarter.
EHEEP-31 50 70 81 50 = head.
sALT-G. A., 81 10 10 2a5 per sask Kansv.
he, o. to 50 per bsl.; liverpool, 81 Ssa3 ca
per sack; Lake 81 50 to IS % y hbl.
ISH--Mackerei, No. | $40 to Sal y Dbl; NJ
4 tie to SIT; Nos a3totis. White, MOL IS n
70 IS TSP half Dbl. Cod Fish stoe%n.
RAGS-Ii to2c.
OLD IR0y-l to se per ID; Brass ito locpsl
lb.; Copper i3a per n.
ExcuAHss.-Op New York for currency, nom
inal, IL to Is per can't; forgold 1 per cont. ST
Louif percent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOsielsesss Riasers.
The doubt with which an oft deceiy ed communi-
~ IL AIT to look spon all medical preparations, has
ioug since been completely vanqaiahed by the fri
ant un versal and inysria BILE success Of Hoo
letters Stomach Bitters Their effect Ia oil disor-
ders II the eigcstivr organs mt miraculous, b.
cause obey the necessary result of sertain med
eal properties never heretofore combined in che
preparation. bot they are nevertheless astonish-
ing. Aged persons who deemed themselves past
help from medicine, declare Ito use the words Of
c,rrespoudent that the Bitters seems TO have given
them new lease Of life. Upqussiionably the ma
jorty Of dangerous dissasts the osprng Of dys-
pepsia, and Tor this complaint we'll the mala-
growing ont Of it, there il nothing in the world
like the Bitisrs.
Soldby P.3igsoss, A. J. WILKINSON ,BARrLnY,
KAYEA Co. and I. WILKINSON.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally cv.
crywhere.
June -. '6I-dtv
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ssAND TIE SIRIPEs." The Hudson IN. Y. J
Gazette tells OF little four year old girl,
who, while repeating the ca.eohism at her
mothers knee, replied In answer to the
question, "What did God creatc2" "The
Earth, the Sun, the Moon tho Stars--AkD
rHE S7RiPEs."
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nuI ICE.

Backing noUss OF j. D1cKEr 4 Sos,
FAsniAGrcH, june y. 1851.
All our certificates Of dsTosit dated previous to
March LIST, 1861 we're stoien from ", aud will not
be redeemed by u. All dated aimee March lst'
1851, with the demon ination on the face And On
,he back in red letters will be redeemed BY US.
ian.l2dlm J. DICkEl b SON.
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CO Mr. j. w, Cleghorn has shown AZ .
military button cnt from the uniform Of AZ
the Palmetto tree crossed With two arrows,
and underneath the following inscription
"Aumis opibu.qus parasi," which means
'sReady with Lives and Property" II vas
manufactured BY the ScovilCo., Waterbury,
Conn.,, and with this exception 1t 10 evidently
secession all over.
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Attention. Volunteers.

Wanted, one hundred good I'D able-bodied men,
for three years or during the war Apply At the
r.desyous On Thu I'd street between Main nd John
son.
Those joining this company can be assured that
they will be mastered into the v. s. SERVES iSDe-
dlateiy.
June IA, '6I-dlwItw J.C. PAkhoIIs
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ATTENTION, EEKs.

The Volunteers Daily Union Prayer Meeting
viii be held in tho Court House, every evening
q ~ clock.
All the volunteers are earnestly and cordially
invited to attend.
iune4d
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Como DowH.--The people 1t Charleston
informed Mr.. RUSSELL Of the London Times
that they we're descended from gentlemen
II this assertion 10 true, it il the most re-
mArkabis descent In the annals Of the world.
-lBos. Trans.
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ga pleasure party from Alexandria had
4 delightful moonlight excursion on bosrd
the Menominee last Saturday night. Capt.
Brandon intends giving Keokukisns chance
Tyrone thousand muskcts came up SAtur-
day for the nse 81 the Sd Regiment. The
weapons are Of On improved pattern and arc
equal 10 the rined musket 10 efficiency. They
will be distributed to the men 20. day.
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TINE FROM QUINCY TO

FARE As LOW As nv ANY 9TH EN-
ROUTE.
r. Ask for Tickets BY the Great Wabash Valley
Route, and be sure you get them.
-Nz New and Elegant Sleeping Cars are run from
Quincy TO Lafayette, 1850 niits so that passengers
can get good nights rest while pursuing their
journey.
~ Baggage Checked from Quincy TO all impor-
tant places East and south.
n. y s.Tsck cts for Sale ct the corner OF
Man and Second streets, Keok uk, lows and at the
Company Ticket ofIce, ~ Front-st, Quincy, III.
&c. SMITH,
GsDer.i Freight ard Ticket Agent
Quincy, Illinois.
". = TEN.EYCK. Aren't.
my29pim KEnKUK, IOWA.
WAK! MAN!:
fHHE greatest preventive Of War. and the only
l assurance # success, Is the efficiency Of the
people ~ a nation with IRE Believing il 10
be the duty Of every man and by TO make himself
familiar with the use If the fife and pistol ave
opened 8ailcry fsr thoee who wish TO practices
Cnkrges only enough t" psy expenses. Wisconsin
and Illinois money taken At par. All kinds Of
trade Ia ken for shooting.
r.. r. MARCY,
Jnne6d2w 81 ST., bet Main and johnson.
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a. The officers OF the 81 regiment we're paid
yesterday for their State services, which VAS
mp TO the time they we're mustered into the
q. s. service. The privates will get their
money to day.
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OvtxtnA1 Notice.
TO Huburtus Hoetmakcr, VIM. Won Vucht, Conrad
Knapp, Wrampelmsir, Otte ! Go. tdef. ndanss);
VUU are hereby respectively notified that there
i 10 now file in the cidce II the Clerk Of the
district Court OF Lee county, lows, 1t Keokuk, =
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on
foreclosure Of mortgage against said Huhurtss
Hoet maker, above named. for the sum 81 four hum
drcd DOLLAR, with ten per cent Interest from The
lst day Of January, 1873. and sf ~cial and gener
al execution against HubuYtas HoctmAkcr, and ~
sgsinst all said defendants above named, praying
also for the foreclosure Of . mort gage. given BY
said Hubursus Hoct maker To Charles Mason. upon
Lots seven r. ]. ant eight [Sl, in Biock seventy
eigh, (7el, in the City Of keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa, tn sale Of said mortgaged premises to pay
of raid debt, the extingu,shment Of al equity Of
redemption therein. for costa and general relief.
Nov you and each Vt you are notified to appear
and answer said pet.tion % the morning Of the
second day Of the d. 1T term OF said Court, to be
holden on the nrst Monday Of September, sol, or
judgment and decree will BE- had therein as prayed
fur ~ default. III. SCOTT hOMELL,
June 10 ls6l-lm Solicitors for Petitioner.
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Che Wate Giip.
KEOKpK. MONDAY, JUNE "A.
ArrtvaI And ClOAtng NJ NAILS ~ the
Kookuk Pest Office.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Eastern Mail arrives daily at II O'Clock m. and
8 O'Clock p. m.
ST. Loais and Southern ii ali arrives daily texcept
Nondays) ati2m.
Western Mail strives daily (sxcept sundsys) at
I'm.
Burlington Mail arrives daily Except snndays)
nj 8p.m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily lex
oept sundays)a at pm.
North Iowa and North Illinois ttri.wsskiy) on
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS ard Saturdays, nj ID n.
Charleston Mail (tri-seekly) arrives Tuesdsys,
Thursdays and Saturdays at p. m.
CLOSING.
Eastern Mail closes dsily texcept Saturday, Mt
SPIN.
st. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily ts1sspt
Western Mail closes daily (exceptes bundsys)
at II O'Clock "a.
Darlington Aan clones daily texcept saturdays)
1t 8 p. N.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail cletes daily tsxeeps
sasnrosysisis p n. =
North Iowa and North Illinois Nail lri- weekly
closes On Inesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, u
Up. m.
Charleston Mail [tri-wseklyl closes On Mondays
Wednesdays and Fndsys 81 B .. u.
All Eastern msil matter l. cent BY way Of Bar
lingsop, and arrives promiscuously.
On Sundays the Post Office viii b Upon from Z
tos D. m. instead of fromsnsam
May II, 1861. !. D. HOWELL, P. M.
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NOTICE.

kuk, agree hereafter to receive the notes of all
specie paying Banks At par, tor goods sou aud
debts due US, and the notes Of Missouri and other
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An adjourned meeting Of the Board OF Medical
Examiners win be held 1t the City Of Keoknk,
commencing on JAY I'd, for the purpose Of examin-
Ing additional candidates. for the position OF Sur
gcon and Assistant Surgeon 10 the Ioss Regiments.
&c. MLGHKs, Chairman.
June IS, lS6l-d
ficwa papers please copy.]
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Cbas. Z. Nose, Esa.. Of this city, received
on Saturday evening from Department Of
State, notice Of bis appointments - Consul
70 Genoa. Il rs wholly unsol icited and an
expected by Mr.. Moss, but mono the less graf
flying. The salary is $500 per year. As
Mr.. Moss has just secured the of6oe OF Lieut..
Colonel in Wsrren's Independent Regimen.
Of Cavalry, it becomes . matter of some
embarrassment with him which to take. lie
will probably sleep on tho subject plight or
two.
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At meeting Of the General Committee OF
Arrangements for the celebration OF the
Fourth OF July, held 22i inst, the following
select committees we're appointed
Com. on Selection and Preparation Of
Grounds.-n. B. Ten. Eyck, Z. j. Leech, and
Vim. T,mbcrman.
Com. on Invitation TO MilitAry.-W. W.
Bslknsp, II. w. sample, VIM. Patterson.
Com. on Invitations 30 Civil Associations.
20. =. Conn, q. U. Stevens, and B. s. Nor
Tiam.
Ces. on Programns,-Wm. Lsightos, J.
II. Sullivan, and W. W. Belknap.
Com. on Addresses and Exsroises Of the
Dsy.-Wm. s. NcGavic, II. ~. Sample, H
B. 1en-Eyok, VIM. Leighton, VIM Patterson,
Freeman Knowles, and }. II. sullivan.
CT. Davis was appointed Grand Marshsl
Of the day with power TO appoint his aids.
The Committee on Programme will repor,
to m adjourned meeting, 30 be held - th.
Office Of II. B. Ten .Eyok, on Monday after.
noon, the 24,h inst, 1T 4 O'Clock.
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u. Il. Moody, Furman l. Maxwell,
Cor 4 Shelley, Bartlett, Kaye 4 Co.,
A. Bridsmsn Co., Ogden, brownell = Co.,
b. W. i Al. Tucker, &. Garber Co.,
A. j. Wilkinson, Farrar 4 Avery,
Cady, Jones 4 Peck, J. A. Durkee Co.,
N. w. Westcolt, kvans 4 Bidlenan,
Lane Buel, Patrick Gibbons,
Burkitt Co., Geo. Foster,
rhos. J. Rice, Wilson l. Gustin,
Kramer, Irwin / Co., Comstock Bro,
Ii. u. w oodward h Co., y. ID. Foster,
kiser 4 Hills, Geo II. Kilbourpe.
Present current value of Missouri money 65cts
One per cent premium allowed on New York kx.
change.
keokuk, June I, lS6l-d
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To Huburtus uoutmaker, George Schults, Jno. C.
Weis and George Ritter:
NUU are hereby respectively notifies that there
y II now on fie in he Clerks uf6cc Of the DIS
triet Court Of Lee comfy, Iowa, At IT. Madison,
petition cf Hiram Barney, Ginning p judgment on
foreclosure Of a mortgage sgainst said Auburtus
Houtms ksr sbove named, for the sum Of six han-
drsd dollars, with ten per cent interest from the
lst day Of January 1891, and .rrecsal and general
execution against Huburtus Hontmsksr, and q
against oil said defends nts above nansd praying
also for the forecoure Of age xiven by said
u. Houtmaker to Charles Mason, upon Lots II and
-, Block lao, in Keoksk, Lee county, lows, the
sale Of said mMtgAeed premises 70 pay a sid
debt, he extinguishmsnt Of all equity II Tedemp-
ton. for cnsts and general relief.
Now you and each Of you notified TO appear
and Answer said petition on the mo. ming,
ond day Of the next term Of said Court 20 be hold
ment and decree will be had therein % prayed fUr
by default. Ill. SCOTT HOWELL, !.
June 20, ls6I-lm Solicitor for Pisintif
SHAVING SALOON.
IL DePEUGB has moved into the room
IL. formerly occupied BY Dinner, "a Sd 1t.
Shaving and hair-CuttiDg done with nsatnesi
and despatch.
A separate room Is fitted up for Ladie. and Child
rem.
Customers are invited to call.
Mch6d
NO. 10 NEW AAkkIcAN CYCLOPEDll
OGDEN ,BRowaKLL co.'s
CRY Bo0x SrDRs,
n0vlbd - MAiu- 81.
llkUIN; or. the treat Bear Hunt, by the autho
/ - Of "The Desert Home, Young Voyageuu,
with illustrations. For sale by
| jels-d UGDEN. BROWNELL 4 co.
1 IL HuDS.prims N !. .. SUGAM 20, sails BY
~ w. III AUSTIN co.
4 ty11 us Maine,
COFFEE.
InLD Govt Java,a choice let just received On
i ~ for sole By
nsAA xORaTsOA : mo.
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For safe.
"A Mare and spring wagon will DO sold cAesp for
IA cash, rs tho owner wants to volunteer In the
army. Esquire 1t fet's cooper shsp on heid's
Addition. so sl
June Idiot DAN'L RHIROLD.
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R~Gov Pickens has issued proclamation for
bidding any more South Carolina troops leaving
Palmrttodom. expressing the belief that the North
srncrs contemplate invasion Of South CaroiisaviS
Charleston, and says the Arst duty Of south carol-
M TO the State This is the legitimate beginning
RI chs end.
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The Great Wabash Valley
Railroad Route.

-
Ew ON QUINCY To TOLEDO VITA.
OUT ChANGE OF s;AKS.
ITNTIL further notice the NIGHT EXPEEsS
" TRAIN will leave Quincy ut GAO p. IN. /,
on the arrival VI the Packet from Ksokuk.
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NVThe ST. Jo. Journal speaks 10 terms
OF high praise Of the bearing and behav'o.
OF the Iowa troops stationed there, and al
the courtesy Of the officers. The whole force
OF Iowa troops 10 under command OF Col
Curtis, formerly . citizen OF Missouri. lie
understands thoroughly the temper OF the
people, and there 10 no fear that be will deal
WIN usscpxhfs pitrxens Of tins Ststc IN any
other than the most generous and gentle
manly msnner.-St. Louis News.
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VIE are prepared 70 fsrntsh saetenArs saDe-
w risr aaAltty of Lee. Orders lets . - eAGsea4
RsAeStson DO. willDeostve I1e9Ue e1a1Q44s
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Tie JoL9aotng lands ore on DC n J

Or QfSec &, n, 70. 23,-9d Ward.
J B Leonard-On the n e or sec 6, 7 /, rang
%, com r s, & Isl 4-12 ftw Of the e cor
Of sd Or rds to " line of Exchange ST
n to intersec'n with town line at, W to beg
J A Brown-0n the qrs sec 6 T /, range
%, com on line Of Deming st, 251 4-12 IT
W of line of or " 70 Alp # 1S9 #, east
II 2-12 #, $50 SIP # to beg
A Kenyon--Com 2G4 It n cor It II, on u
or sec G, I 1, range %, and on e line of
Kenosha Street, east to east line Of
1t Is, S A # W to Kenosha st,n A fl to beg 10
W Trant Estate-Part or sec 6, 7 /, Z %
com on e line Of Kenosha ST, at its inter-
section with lice of or 80 e to line
Of Or to 8 C cor Of sd or thence W to beg
J NJ Coe-0n the or Of sec 9, Z /, Il %,
com % # S e cor Of 1t 1G, and W line Of
Kenosha st, thence so #, W to old Chi.
road, 60 # to beginning
w Trant's Estate-part n or sec G, T Il
90, com 70 r Of s cor Of 1t 1G ana on "
line Of Kenosha St.. 5 Is r W to old Chica-
go road, 4 f6r c to begin
Kobiuson-Part or OF sec 6, town /, r
%, com RS Of cor oft II, W to line
Of G hf Or sec, rods to old Chi road
rods TO beginning
Stephen Forbes-.Fart II or sec 6, TT, R23
com ~ Of the e cor OF It II, an 1912
rods W Of the center ofold Chi read thence
sGrods, thence " ; J. 2 rds, r, c 5 IL
rods to beg. 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II. HaWks-On TIE Il c or sec 6, j q, com
Is rods Of s cor of 1t IT, thence " 10
rods, thence 3 rds, thence 10 rds thence
8 rods to beg 'n............ ..
Chas WalKer-Part II or sec 8, T /, Z %,
com q rds Of the S c cor Of 1t II, thence
TO line Of the e half Of said or, thence
9 rods, thence to old Chi road, thence
n rods to beg.
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HoME.-A home lit is is the bright bless
ed adorable phantom that sits highest on the
sunny horizon that girdeth life When shall
It be reached? 1t is not the house, though that
may have its charms nor the fields, carefully
TILED, and streaked with your own footpaths /;
nor the trees, though their shadow be 10 Won
like that of /" great rock in weary land -
nor yet is it the fireside with its cozy comfort
nor the picture which tells Of loved ones nor
the cherished books; but more, far than all these
1T is the presence The altar of your conf
dence IS there the end of your worldly faith is
there and adjoining it oil, and sending your
blood IN passionate flow, is the conviction that
there, az least, you are beloved that there you
are understood; that there yonr errors VIII,
or meet with the gentlest forgiveness tbat
there your troubles will be smiled away tbst
there you may unburthen your soul, fearless Of
harsh, unsympathyzing ears, and that their Won
may entirely and joyfully-be yourself.
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NemoaE,a Couutv...Cironit Court.

Joseph V. Quarels as. Administrator CT the Estate Of
William z. Wattles, deceased, against Benjamin B.
Jewett, ErastUs II. Jewett. Helen +. Jewett.
gBERSUANT to further Judgment of foreclosure and
sale rendered in this action at the May tel of this
Court, 1861, shall seLat public auction for cash. at
the Court House door, in Kenosha city, the 18th day
of October 1861, between the hours of and three
O'Clock the afternoon the following premises, des-
crbed in said further judgment, much thereof as
viii be necessary to raise the amount of said further
of the Northwest quarter of Section number fifteen In
township one north OF range twenty-five east lying and
beng east of the Milwaukee road and containing 1872
20 100 and except the northeast quarter of
said northwest quarter OF said section No. TO- being 40
acres or whereabouts.
Dated July 8, 1861
J. J. PETIT, J. NJ. sTEBBINs,
Pits. Atty. G12w3 Sheriff of X enosha Count.
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Vax sale.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, KENosHA COUNTY, !
I1lV Is 1851

1, Henry Johnson Treasurer of Kenosha County, do
hereby give notice. that in pursuance OF Section A. of
Public Auction the first Tuesday, being the Sd day
of September next at the hour of 10 O'Clock, A. M of
that day. the Court House, in the city of Kenssha the
following described Lots, pieces, parcels of land,
muchthereof may be necessary, tcpay the Taxes,
Interest," charges thereon, for the year 1862 to wit
CITY II KeR2shG-4th Ward
Wn Seymour ed half lot l, blk II, or sec 81
To, RPS.
WIN. seymour Undivided 1.2 Il s, Blk H. Or, 81, 7
2, RIB.
s. Fi.k-Lt II, blk 49, Or, sec 81, town 9 range 2s
Hudson Bacon-EXcept Al it. in width off iouth end 1t
4, blk so, n or sec 81 town 2, range %.
H. Ferris-B pit or, being TO acres of sd or sec
SO, town 2, range %, in town OF somers. All
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Nouce is hereby given that the co.partnershp here
tolore existing under the firm of "JAMES & JOHN
MURPHY, is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
All demands against the firm win be settled by James
Murphy, who is authorized to sign the FIRMS name in
liquidation, and to him all debts and demands due the
firm must be paid. JAMES MURPHY,
JOHN MURPHY
Salem, Kenosha Co., June II, 1861. dts
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l. & q "A l.
En E.robare-E1enosI.a County Oourt.

Em Rrobare-EAenOsha County Court.
In the matter of the last VIII and Testament of John
Thorn, of Paris, deceased:
nN reading and filing instrument in writing pur-
~ porting to be the last will and testament of John
Thorn, of the town of Paris, and also accompanying
petition of John Wagner OF Paris aforesaid representing
among other things, that the said john Thorn lately died
Paris aforesaid, that the said instrument is the last
Will and Testament Of said deceased, ana that he the
petitioner, is the identical John Wagner named in
appointed by said last will and testament, executor
thereof and praying that day may be appointed for
hearing the proofs of said will:
IL is OrdeFed That the proofs of said instrument be
heard before The Judge of this court tie 2nd day of
September q. D. 1861, at two o'clock P NJ. of said day,
at his Office Kenosha City: And it is further ordered,
shat putc notice thereof be given to all persons interest
ed by Publishing copy of this order for three weeks
succesvey prior to said day hearing in the Kenosha
Telegraph, newspaper published in Kenosha city and
County. JON b. JlLSUN.
Dated Kenosha Aug. /, 1851. 3w9 County Judge.
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OLD CLOTHES MADE NEW!
2 &c q Elive. 80 E.ire a. nra

Eye % s1fve, and Live to Dye.
NHE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens Of Kenosha and vicinity that he h nrenared
to Cean Repair, ana Restore 10 their original color
Gentemen Garments Of all kinds in the best possible
manner and at the shortest notice. shall also be pre-
pared IN few weeks, to do Fancy DYEING of all kinds
satisfactory manner. Having been burnt out at the
late ire which swept through city, have no pera-
nent place Of business at the present e-Eork left at
Mr.. Wnsors Grocery and Provision store, first door
nth OF H. H. TaroeiIs, win receive proRpt 36ttention
JOSEPH COOPER.
ay u, 1850, 40.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE
FARM FOR SALE.

sssesasr A frs. rate FARM, of 100 acres Of rich
sTEssSk fertile land, in the Of Saem we'll ~
sSzS@ cultivated and under good state Of i'm Fiji
proVement is offered for sale the most rea-
sonable terms. 1t is described the half and the
vest hafofthe east half section 81. situated on
the main road from Liberty to Wnot-has good house
and barn and other out-houses and is well watered-
Anybody wishing to purchase an improved Farm will find
this opportunity. For further particulars inquire
of ALEXANDER UNDERWOOD,
March %, 1860 41d Kenosha Wis
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SIAIE Ut WItJUNsIN,
COUNTY OF DANE.
The FOL. owing described Lends in Kenosha County,
having forfeted by of the nonpayment of
interest notice is hereby given, that the will be
offered sale public auction, at the Office of the
day OF December A. D. 1861, unless redeemed ;
said sale TO O'clock, A. NJ, and continue
day to day unit! all OF said lands shall have been
offered at the price named opposite each which
includes the amount due at the time oreiture the in
terest up TO the rSt cay OF duafy a. 1909 he TAX
and sale of the same, and per cent. damages.
Said Lands viii be sold subject TO all assessed
against the same and not included herein. The per
eentage of the principal payabeat the time of the pur
chase will be fixed by the Commissioners, and will not
be less than ten per cent Said lands will be offered by
eountiRs arranged in alphabetical order, and pub
lished n this paper.