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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
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ALBRoln this city ON ru.'dy an IS, Henry Abr0 In the
nth year Of his age
BULKLEY-Op Monday Jan. T. James Buksy ssei about %
capaLzO-In Hsvans Cuba Friday Dec. 81, Co. Eloy
Antonio CsdsLO in the 10Th year Of his sse
ssSa sn E +. "a , ss9 %
pUMBLE-ln this city, Tuesday, Jan u.s. Elijah III punbie
ssed year and 10 days
HERRICK-On Tuesday Jan H. ki.y pcs On sS AND 10
The Of the family are invited 10 attend the funeral nom
aSs ,;depcs Of her mandpohe Mira Thomson Pdte No. 81
Ninth street Thursday, Jan. H. 2 p M without iarnef
JJpsONAt syracuse on Tuesday jan. IS, i,S, Loulsc
daughter Of William A. sud Sarah JadsOn aged years AID
months .
KEMBLE-In .h. city, Anne wife Of William Kern6le, ssed
LEEon Wednesday jan ls Jsse Lee beloved son offs
and sers Lee, eyed II months and 70 asys re,pee
fully invited attend the funeral this
ct O'clock, from the residence Of bis parents NO. 're''
LTM9n Il: city M MsaSy !'r t.ns AHs
months spd IL days.
LITTLEln Brooklyn, on Tuesday jan ID 'e-H h''e'
aged Ga years. 49, ,
ngon son Of William r. and jena X oini"tesd' aged
years 10 months and q days.
posT-ln hi. city, on Monday Jan. II, MIA Mary Post In
srRAGUR.On Monday Jan. Il, Mrs ssrsh H. spsEue wiie
of Judson spragns Of Galveston Texas ona
psS a1e inssd To- attend the funeral on Thursday JAM H.
~ o,coci m from her ather residence Woodlswn, Broad
Vay and One Humid Sixth street Carriages VIII DO "a
waiting at Tie corner Broadway aud Thirtyninh street.
IL. o'clock. .
sTEWART-In Brooklyn on "Wednesday, JAN IS isel oil
hEs Dnes Dsyid Stewart in the 4ad year Of hi. sse
Iii, S.nds and those Of the family are respectfully nyea
spend BIZ funeral on Friday at O'clock from his late rev.
dence, No. loi Wiloushby street. Sss
% ne .I,l "a m v.srsi ,nonth and aays Il
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70 aena tne
neI Friday JAN IT, at oeIoek from his iA'e
No $50 Sixth avenue, without further invitation
yARSUM-In Brooklyn Tuesday Jsn- - Lara r., vile
OF Asa vsrnum, aged 81 years IL months and q days
WRIGHT On Tuesday J,n u.s. John r. b. Wright ssed -
years
wALKER-rn this city rpesday Jan Is Sarah Ann, Vile
of Robert s. Walker, aged 81 years.
WOODRUFF this city Tuesday nornins, Jan H. VIM
d. woodruff. 49, .
wATsON-In his city Saturday Jan H. Mary aairs wife
of John Watson IT,, in the 3lst yer OF her age. . ,
WILLIAMSON Sunday Jan H. on boezd seheonef Bowdeh
from Tsmpico OF consumption james WlaHi' native Q!
Providence, r. L. aged 20 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17


Tuesday, jan I5-The opening day Of the market In
Forty fourth street has been very unsettedone, in con.
sequence Of several trains having been delayed by the
snow aorm of yesterday. There not in the pens
at the opening over 1900 head Of bulccks but it was
Known that there were delayed trains the Harlem,
Hudson River, and Camden and Amboy roads and il
was uncertain how many bullocks were on them, and
how much it would affect the market whom they
in, tbey did 30 III the CT the day and both
buyers and sellers were operating as II We're in the
dark Part Of these expected lots came in about noon
and the arrival lad rather depressing effect Prev-
ous to that frstclass butchers had been very active in
trying TO secure enough good bullocks for immediate
uae which they found il difficult TO do at anything less
than 10 pound for the net weight Of meat sink
ing oal AL quotations are made thus in this market
II bullock is estimated 10 weigh 10 cwt Of dressed
meat and the rate agreed upon at 10 cents pound the
price the animal foot will be $780, This class ofbu
o ks very at the opening, aud hence the
high price asked fer all that would pas as first rate
Some Of those that arrived later good but the number
oIe q tie G days opesions has been lively demand for
s SS9 h a. a. s1ss up. p s Gs. b..se
old lower than they did a Tuesday Ths Gather to
Sis s ss W % out % 1
tie stock had been n the opening Of the me !, probable
upon qaoions IL our las. report Of the insfs We thai
q the e cattle brokers look ieIsad With vey
ais expected sdded the stock that mot be sed day win
THE CLOS oy TEE SAKKEr.
realized This morning the msrhct opening unprop
Dot seii be wore ddssiIns rain di.sovins tho snow pm
dess hs 'se very under foot Is wen as
70 core to terms Oh oose sellers were 9ss ready under
.s it,. ss !. male md re
cent M senS ove sn The svns stss sot 81 ysstsrsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
PHILADELPHIA C.,sle Market

Th.re AZ nodersie suppy Of Beef Cattle IN arket snH
veek the hole number offered amounting to $50 head iho
den and good and prices ranged from w % sor
and ordinary and from % SGSs ~ v i'' I'D 'i s''N
prime 80 - 40 h..a
EHIrp-The Sheep market was quite brisk and ON" Aee'
were d,posed Of at from id3!c y n, live weight.
HoGs-The supply Of Hogs slarse amounting ~ ootn ,a
TO go head ali which sold at from SO 's@ ana 20
y 10 10 net according TO quality. 49,, A..
CowsThere has been but e change IA th" nAI.S .,o
tales only amounting to $50 head at rom f@'a 20" sce'
quality and condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
TIE HOG MARKET.

Receipts Of the week, ii ,32 a., .,,.. The ~.
Henry Grant Superintendent Of the mafheh i've to
lovine 4, The qnotaton y cwt Of i've Hog 70 GAY.
Hogs sla SIC Dis,flery Hogs sdeo win nj ,oc iii.
receipts the been shty ,upphea T a. oysons
w..f and prices have been sshy In advance % hhsr
wesk and several have been sold our On w.. so,d
at rates equal to y higher thar our % 81 ARE
deal Of the stock arriving plainly shows ,ns Tbefe
com crop the westhe pork Of mn. rss "a .ore 100
were sbou, 600 Hogs In the pens this morn"s Wv WIN
erected to .y. any IN .0 Sssu, p.s Of Hog M
weeks =. ,.,.,. n.sa we, d,
First q9sity sorn,fe5 large A1s....as.SS:sss HsTi
Fh,l quality, smell sires, fat and prime, s., 1,a1l
formarfet butchers. gta5.
Large .ise stuffed, Mt. ..........."'.fgg?s GSsl
Sale, OF II os for the week ending "Wednesday an
Blsck & Woman, commission merchants r0'ue'n ''' "
Drove ysrds North River: ,.o .- "a Hans
For Bsley Codwaer, Michigan, 10y cornis go nos
sy rros la9 ~ SIC 81 W. Payne CardinEton o1,o ~ r.
fed Hoss sro.s 100 H. SIC; ksore Ip' Ihua 20
Chic 20 corpd Bogs 26O ID, 9ic N,eie sa Iohp
shocon Co.. Ohio ii cored Hogs ay gross z'I 10 ~ 100 ~
Underwood Yates Co, N Y @ corn-fed Hogs N ko's i9s
SEC q aud C. SeiI Esston Pa, stifed hogs ev ny ,s ~
No. &C. C. Beers Illinois, 50 corn-fed Hogs, Az sos H 20
SIC Same Owner 1862 corn fed Hog av gross zss ~
Sane Owner % rough cornfed Hogs ay gross zI .o
b. srurch Marion Co Ohio. - confed Hogs aN nSs 70
$50 IOcc; Bartlett Grail Allen Co. Ohio, 10 corpisa
sv xrcss 2i5 D. 5i D. Crsbbs Fort Wayne Ind
Hoss sv s,oss 20s N, slI0o Shearer Cniver' %
Ind lt3 cornfed Hogs gross lS d. 3oSt-iVoc
Ohio ll3 fed Hog, Eross lsa ID, Sol AVA '
hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
Passengers Sailed

In ,tsu.he As1'ralasaa. oy Lirepoo-F \ Lal!ne New.
Orleans Dunssn, EewYoIk; Il; " Welsh Pa,is j. MIDDLE
tor BrooLbn g. Roker Pail b. ID. Chaier Nes-fork; j.
Lockwood Paris John Sharpcss VIM Pnce Duncan Patton
Ryan Quebec; Hon John Gsslin and wlie bsrbSdoes
Georse England - Il. Frsnske Havana W. Lucas
Lendsns w Emery Mass T. g. FsIhwal Hamilton j. W.
Hart EsIaTai.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK....


Eeam.hp.-C Columbia Berry Charleston Spo5crd Tieston
Co; Thomas Swami, Ramsey, Baltimore, h. b. Cromwell
Go.
Bslss-Grihon, Davis Perth Amboy master Reindeer Ian.
mir Bssooes H. 1rowbIidges Sons Arrogance BE Holden.
glasgow, C. e. Duncan Co.
Bnss-A Post Robinson, Port do LehBa, Moore Henry
VIII N May, Norton, ST. Pierre, Brett, Sou Co.
SchooueT.-MaTy Emma Hulss Layacca Norcrogs Prince
Fanny Kesiiuy Snow Havana Masue Armstrong; ontsr.
Hsllook Bristol master; hanehesr Nelson, Richoud c. H..
Porson Co +. n. Abbott Smith, Baltimore, herrl Ab
ho
slsamsy-Jersey Blre, Chadsoy, Newport, nIs,t,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

GUNRY-BA9S-Tbe demand y active bot al reduced
ces sales q 100 bales besvy in and 10 iye Boston of
Me- essh end Ilc, q mos
oCRkf-CLorI-1bs demand snee Last has been more
I've but whh heer o4eTpgs prlces unengod ths
nsgeoa9o bass N and TO arrive at Boston, st &c. cash
bkhfTbe hsrhet continues dull and have emily 10 NO
sse sdditen to those reported IN st off o bses
pkeThs aesns has been ys.be better and r.iees are
~VH~syi the wies re Ss Pwtso Ylsts Ne, mos, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

GOLFER Inso has met with very moderate de-
snd but prices a. general thlnS are wen u5t So MI He
pesota. Manufactured Is quiet and unchanged 80,
COTTON-The market has been duh and prces are stu
falling We have sgAin notice decline 81 fully To- The
present appearance 81 market would 70 indicate that
will be low they were previous 70 the Is,e
Rxeiteueni. W. revise auoteiiop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
nARnIRD.

ANDERSON MAMIE thi. city, Tuesday, Jsn. Is by
the Rev. w. O. f.ringon John Anderson Of Albany New
youns. daughter o. the late Mr. John Main Of the coa
Guards l1l
Wednesday, Jaz- IG by the Rev
George 0. HNd Nj Edward Denks to Mls Frspse II I,
tspsfHer q William y. ehoye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

HARLEY-sCOrr-In FasrAell Ysrss,er County New YorR
on Tuesday Jan. l. by tbe Rev. u b. Baker, ChaTlesc
Hsrdy to MIS- Emily Scott
kUGLER-ROTHENBAsH-0n Sunday Jan. II, BY the Rev,
Mr. Kestler, Herman kugU 10 Agnes r. thenoesa o0a o.
ibis city. .f r L --..+'. ]
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
IArp vAzRAETs.

Markets-CARxprILy RspoRTEp poK TAG N y. TsLsgSS
WEDNESDAY, Jan l6. 1861.
AsHESTbe nrket Is unehsnsed the demand steady at -
tor Pots and S51$5 l21 for Pesrls-
BEESWAX-Yellow ia in moderate demand but prces axe
,ustsined the sales n Western and Southenet oGc
the latter extreme price.
CANDLFs-The market 70. Adamanne Is quiet but steady
sss 600 boxes at 17sdlsic Sperm and Patent also
are quiet and prices nominal.
cor FEE-fhe demand for 81 descriptions has been very
Od rate though prices steady hear Of no se' worthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
STOCK ri tAlLhAps! AZ
also report Beeves add other oes received b. railroads.

The kewYo and Erie Railroad makes the following Fspo
efIsnspostiOn OF stock fos the week etins this day; 90
Besvss 100; Horses Ves sheep and Lambs $50
Swine, $3.50. ,rn,-
Hunb reported for this market At f0rtyfsurts ''ree
3,236.
Frat quality 6l0 Ordinary ;.''.;I a7s
Medium ,..........5ld Some extra good..s..O u
The general sserste ofthe market Al hardly 30
The most Of the sees range from 2! 70 &c.
Price, head and p ~ Of different wsh.s WIN be found In
sseosnts Of sales Of sundTy dToyes.
Total number Of Besyes received In the city this week
1917.
This IL ss head lees than ls week and Js7 bead lees than
he syeIge Of year. The number 81 each Wesnss
3+9l bead while the number 70 day
being sbows 2s head lees than the aud 20 hs
tess than this dey week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
NIW-7OHK CIASlIHlCAI1ON
IJnlands Pio1dR Mol

DYEWOODs-The maize. & da end No heal o. 30 tanae7
Ions since the date OF our last
fISH-The market shows no change Dry Cod continue.
nominal Msekere still held with hrmress on basis OF fi4
for Herring IN good supply and dull Boz
selling moderately Ism store ct Sose for Nc Tor
ealed
FLOUR AND MEAL-There Il less doing in Western and
Sae Four owing to the preventing storm and prices the low
grades shade eaer and hear Of small lots below our
auoators which not criterion Of the market at the close
good inquiry may be noted the better grades sre quiet but
Tn; sales $500 bbls 81 2Sa s5 IS for supetre
State and Westerns IS 454 IS 50 for extra stsei % sOa
choice s5 Sn1S5 10 for the low grades OF Western
extra; G5 75 5 as for skipping brands Of roundhooP ext
Ohio and IS $50 ~ Is for trade brand do Canadian Flour
without much activity the supply q common brands = larger
the ssle 26 bsls st IS 5 - for oHrss bonthern
Flour freely offered aud the low grades easier at the ose
holders generally eyince desire 10 sell the sales 100
hbs d - 90 &c for mixed 70 good snPedne Baltimore
&C. and 81 Ia - ~ for the better ~ the sales
800 bbls old superhne private Rye Flour IL
fnm and the supply quite Kht sas Of I2O bbs ut - 46Q
sey 90 TO- and Brandyine Al 80 500 81 20 Bsckwbss
flour IA in steady request =. 81 lfG$2 ga p 100 D. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
Wholesale n. Y. Prices Of Country Preducs,

ros T,y w,xx ryprrs "WEDNESDAY, JAN. I6, 1851:
Rsported e1sIpyely for tn. NEwYoSH TRisVS oy pSs~
No7,cr TO Cosnsso.s o, FlRs PRODucn-Pns sv~ysai.s
order hnk plata indehble directions on evsfJ
ei blu Of particulars inside Of package MARRIED b
AID always send By mall with notice whom ana no"
CossissloS.-For selling Berries Fruits Re- whore pack
sfss returned and small lots Of Hh 10 cent ohs
Fam Prcd1ss ~ cent s GOOD Produce. ia good .rd.
Wholesale such Farmers realize and not 'ooos' o. 'pss2"
drg the The Butter business drag. slowly on ABOUT
pevou. There l. certainly no nen s
dn,n &c. %sdss sfs western PENN i.fii Sii
VEL. y sIs f g sSc.e
Do Do ~ 10 rood a., l. dl7Grea-e Butter. a.
rI,kip. etoee Is dk Roll Butter. 0lo
CHrE.r-Ibse feature In this article We quose
f fs , ,as; E n,i i'f Day.
S1is:; Ind IVY W....ru N 1880
sssS. GS.sW. e, sI ssS = Shs,'' 'as'
d@sSd good and price. unch,nsed Choice Pea beans are
Dec sa~' ~ Sal Kidney ba' e. nj s,sl Z;
DnxnEp HocsThe nsiksi Arm for good heavy and me
dum Hog a, &c. Some extra choice lots nsy command nc
Sorn,fed heavy. weighing 200 n and Upward. al
Corn-fed me dun, weighing 40 to l10 ~ 20
ais a' Continue. y d nd si Rss
have been held In the country In many Instance nn nsI
.i, buy,r, .is Iii une.sp quality ground for demand
IN, Of good and mos, sale: arc now made with
&: ftsif nsv To- t. .s"a soa.: sood
y,psy Phls, dot.9Ja7l LimeO Eggs ss.usioouni
W ss sns. 20 s s.s az fss
Fghhe follow n gaot..Sn. indes. tss prsss ssas OF
Nor. snd E.'n. Western Southern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
lAdvsrtisement.l

lAdvsrtisement.J
DREW g. FRENCH
PRoprcs CosnissIos MsRcHAsrs
BvrIxl CHKHss, Eass, PoULrRr. CANE, 0BAr, Ft>uA
PoRK, &c.
No. Erie Buildings, New Yeyh.
Liberal Casa advances made ooasxnmests
Hssrence-D. r MARTIN. President Ocean nh, NswYst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
NETWORK CATTLE HAKKEr
Sheep and

Fon TEN WEEK ExpIss "WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1851.
,rrAI HRCyiPTs OF cATTLK KINDS, Pob rhs WEEK
eoo,dus 10 the report, from aske places In the
uiiy there have been receives .hk week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17
Receipts Of PreAuoS

Jan ls-i,ses bbl, FSuT $50 Pig. whi'ly 2" psg rr'
Visions 1870 dressed Hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

TEAThe uisIkct Tor al kinds n veTy but ,L. ouan
TNTle demand both Pig and Piece 10 limited aud
we hear Of DO psles since the date Of last Issue
WHISKY-1he maIiet IL lower and IL more active Se o.
$50 bbs az IL. aiSc. 4,
WOoL-7Re inquiry is still very fair and Price. are Ready
The fr the Spring good and
doph but that Al the opening Of the clip prices viii be fully
20 last We bear OF no iuport' obse 1hce our
last. We quote; 1900 , ,.7.o
Pulled Woods 300 IS Smyrna ............lo9tS
Csl;,oTpi. Ira q DonsLoi sagf
.3sas7 Last Inss se9o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

p0TkTOFs are In fair deusud and prices are Steady
moi. common White at 81 2Sd Sio Jackson WhteH 20
80; Dycknsns noInns) 81 62d 81 10 Peseholowa ~ "
40 M,reers 81 ~ IS and Nova SCOTS nom Scssel
Gee bush Sweet Potatoes are In limited supply We 9u0'
Tbe market i, auiet but very arm at - 8'
ice m sales OF 100 mainly 1t S4d - 90 ,.,
skINsEGos continue dull and heavy We bear Of no sse
Dss1 are IN ysry small supply and prices MN. -
sPEITAR-fhe market has been rather more schve o4
pres sre still depressed We hear OF sales Of tuns on ~ l.
sIJaAR-winr the Indictment state OF the weather there
has been ie done proe, ara unchanged
We u 5a6ic for Cubs we beM OF no ohse ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

GRANITE whest mriet opes.d cutie drIl aud heavy
md liberal ofeng and the clos. OF Change prices yielded
ssby Of the concession better demand prevailed chiefly
tcr export IN part for Franco the sales are H. 9 bush Chicago
Spring ~ 81 lsd 81 ~ the latter Iae Last evenings - 40
besb NiNaukee Cab at 81 z9fsl 20; ll6I bu2h amber
Wisconsin and Iowa at 81 3D0Sl 81 $500 bush primo rcd
81 81 COO busb lir es Kentucky ct 81 49, and 1850 bush
8rm sales Of 10 bash fouiTowed sse the ra
sosd depot At Sc ard 1000 bush unsound Csnsds Fat a. re-
store. Barley Malt Is very quiet s5G &c Data finn,
and In fair requost &c for Western AID Canadian and lc
for State Rye Is MA plenty and Is hn sass Of $50 bush
River Ut Corn is less sctiye owing 10 the WEI weaber
and oweTi the demand & mainly for export the sales
10 bush ct 5c. for Wesen nKe3 in lie. f9f do de-
al. al..--I u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

HoNrr-we quo.e White Clover In glass boxes undos 10
H. gross weight lGalsc. do, do, BncAwhest &C., oGl4e
In largo boxes At rates ne. weight In caps about
&c y n less than in glass boxes Honey In hives 1850 ID
Honey strained, 7d9c. D. -
Buncbes p ioo t34S5 60 White Onions, bbl slg* 80.
GARLICK, y foo bunches SIS.
RuriB AGA TuRsIps y Dbl, 6t662c.
HicxoR, Mrs. y bush 81 Soasi Isl clio, bush, 75c.
rel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

FsrATors-Ihe marie very dull and Paehbow little
lower There has been arrival 81 900 bills MERGERS from
Chicago IN with tres Some Of them have been frosted
The sound selling Ut ~ - p Dbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-17

Canbss- when started but frosted on the way-ha'e
been received sold low 6gurc There also good
many In wet condition from the East. which sell low. We
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-07
sEHERaFE,s sALE-ON EXECUTION.
William HargLeaves, and Charles Edward smith, sgans
Enoch w Evans


Enoch W. Evans
KpY virtue of judgment and execution in this &C.
BID ton, shall sell at Public Auction, the highest
bidder for ASH at the front door of the Court House
city and county of Kenosha at o'clock in the
afternoon of the Esd day of March, A. D. 1861, all the
right, ii lie, and interest which the said Eaoch W ET-
ans had in and to the following described pieces and
parcels ofland the 22nd day of Nov. 1860 or has
since acquired to wit The half of the northeast
quarter of section twenyour, town two range twenty
two also the east half Of the northwest quarter of
section "a, town range 20 east, except acres of
from the south end thereof also the half of the
southeast quarter of section thirteen town two range
twenty-five east; also of land of from the
south of the half of the southeast quarter of
section thirteen, Town two, Range ~ being strip
wide of from Sid south end of said 50 also thirty
acres commencing at the southwest of the south
west quarter Of Section thirteen, Town two, Range
twenty-five east, thence north orty-eght rods theme
east leo rods thence south As rods to south line Of said
quarter section thence west 100 rods to beginning the
above and being In the town OF Somers Also 20
off from the side of the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section SO, Town q Range % east
Also 100 acres of from the side Of the northwest
quarter of section 90 Town l, Range 20 east also 90
acres of from the part Of the southeast quarter
section II, Town l, Range 20. Also all that part of
Block ST. in the northeast quarter Of section ST. town
2 range %, east in the city OF Kenosha beginning
the of said block, 20 feet noTta from southwest
corner thence north 20 feet, thence east parallel to
south line, TO the center Of Pike Creek thence south
- feet thence West to the beginning. Known lot
N Summer OF lSA5, reserving street laid out Also
a that part OF lots IL and ~ in block H. in southeast
quarter, section 81, town orange % in said city, ~
ing st o. Main Street, and south Of that pat of said
lot heretofore decided by John Buen and wife, Serene
Fisk, oct. G, 1915.
Dated Kenosha, Jan. 29th, 1861.
Pits ATTY. [6wS4l Sheriff of kenOsha County
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-07
s6enoshn, Rockford and Rock ISLAND
RniIrond.

The annual meeting of Stockholders of the X
r. II r. l. r. X. Co.. for the election OF directors
and Officers, was held al the office fthe Company
in this City, on Wednesday of last week. We I'M
derstand that the Stock OF the Company was quite
fully represented and that the best feeling pre-
vailed throughout the session. The following are
the Board OF Directors for the ensuing year:
Leonard Andrus, of Grand De Tour.
K b. Light, VIM. j. Mix, of Oregon.
j p Smith OF Byron.
Albert +. Brown of Stman
Z F. w. Ellis, c, 9. Briggs, Col. j. II. White
s. Perry, Cha's HaslJins, Of Rockford.
z. G. Simmons c. c. sholes F w Lyman, 10.
siah Bond, A. b. Smith, of Kenoshs
G. NJ Fowler, of Paris.
Ii, Nj Mead, of Hebron.
At a meeting of the board Of Directors held thu
same day the following officers were unanimousl.
elected. No better or more efficient men Tor thei
several posts could have been elected;
For President, n G. SIMMONS
80 Treasurer,-F. w. LYMAN.
{" Secretary,-S, G. JOHNSON
- Chief Engineer,-D, G. JENNIE.
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:. Mute. inrlorious Millions

spoken Of by Grey, among u.s.
Among the many favors We have received
lately, we have called out the following;
"METTA MLwooD. y" Why is it 2" i
is because it is natural. The wealthy, as .
general thing, have their own objects ofpursult
and unfortunately the object you speak Of
though almost holy one, there is only once il
great while one of those objects We must
be charitable and above all seifreliant.
1.-THE YEAR, us well translated and although
not en- tirely unknown to English readers, is
still worthy of perusal, and we shall try to find
room for it in our columns before long.
FLoRETTA. Your verses are hardly up
to the standard. The subject, too, is rather a
baekneyed one, that an old hand would shrink
flom.
"BARD OF THE FOREST. I've shall try
aud find room for you next week "The Old
Man" is we'll written.
"A. HIS welcome to our cOumns-will
appear SOON
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ARMS FOR TIL SOUTH -Jen James of Rhode
Island had contracted with the State of Alaba-
ma to furnish them with some of his famous
breech loading cannon; but since Secession he
has written the authorities that all the money
in Alabama would not induce him to send them
a gun now. TheChicope Arms Company whose
munufactory was burned out lately, had heavy
contracts for arms with the south, but since Sc
cession have refused to deliver them.
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DWhen the ''envoy" from Mississippi, WIS.,
tied the Missouri Legislature last week, Liout,
Gov. Reynolds ordered the members to rise
when the ''envoy" entered. Mr. Stevenson, of
St. Louis demanded by what law they were
compelled to do honor to a foreign potenta
The Lieut.. Gov. ordered the gentleman to take
his seat. The member refused. Quite scene
took place. Finally peace was restored, the Sc
cession envoy was escorted into the chamber,
but not more than half the members did him the
homage to rise. The Mississippi envoy went
home with a flea in his ear