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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-21
sMERIFFs sALE-ON EXECUTION

Gamaliel Bartlett Robert Perry and John J. Perry
against Charles D. Rhodes and Rushmore G. Hutch
ms.
I'm VIRTUE of judgment and execution
a. in this action shall sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the front door of the Court
House in the city of Kenosha at o'clock in the af
right title and interest which the said Charles D.
Rhodes has in and to The following pieces of land to
wit The south west quarter of section five 5 town two
(2) range twenty (22) east, and the west half Of
the southeast quarter dissection five, % of town two 2
ange twenty-five 22 east; also the southeast quar-
ter of the south quarter of section six 6 town
ri range twenty-five 1921 east, also twenty-five acres
OF the end Of the south west quarter OF section two
RI town two III range twenty-five 1927 east, all in the
Town of SomerB, Kenosba county.
Dated Keposha, Jan. 10th, 1871.
JON b. JILSUN, j. NJ. STEBBINS,
Pl'Hs Atty, 6W34 Sheriff of Kenosha Co.
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Mortgage sale.


State Of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit Court.
Charles f. Waldo Administrator of the estate of Ami
ra Waldo, against Lphram s. Elkns and Louisa
Elkns.
IN VIRTUE o. Judgment of foreclosure of
n mortgage entered in this action, at the Nov ember
Term of this court, 1860, shall sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash. the 18th day Of APRIL
A. D. 1861 at the front door Of the Court House in Ke
nosha city, between the of IL o'clock at and
two O'Clock in the afternoon the following described
lands lying and being in the town OF somers, in Keno
sha County, Wisconsin, to wt part OF the south
quarter of section number twenyfour (2) in township
number () north Of range number twenty two (22)
east commencing the southeast corner said quar-
ter section thence west the south line to the south
west said quarter secton thence on the
west line said gu rter secton hundred and thr-
ty four 134) rods, thence east a line parallel with
the south line ofsaid quarter section, to the highway
running north and south the east side Of said quarter
Section thence south said highway and the
of said quarter section to the place of beginning
Dated, November %, 1860
HUDSON FOX,
J. J. PETIT, Sheriff of Kenosha Co.
PLAINTIFF Atty. Of Kenosha CITY 1SwSO
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gHERIFF,s sALR-ONE xECUTION

N IL
William Hargreaves, and Charles Edward Smith against
Enoch W. Evans.
WpY virtue of judgment and execution in this ac
Id ton, shall sell at Public Auction, the highest
bidder for ASH the front door of the Court House
in the city and county Of Kenosha at O'Clock in the
afternoon Of the 23d day of March, A. d. 1861, the
right title and interest which the said Enoch W. EV-
ans had in and to the following described pieces and
parcels ofland n the 22nd day Of Nov. 1860, has
since acquired to wit The east half OF the northeast
quarter of section twenty -four, town two range twenty
two also the east half Of the northwest quarter Of
from the south end thereof also the east half of the
southeast quarter OF section thirteen town two range
twenty-five east; also acre OF land on from the
south end OF the half of the southeast quarter Of
secon thirteen Town two Range ~, being strip two
RODS VIDE on rem Sid south of said 50 also thirty
commencing at the southwest corner of the south
west quarter of Section thirteen, Town two, Range
twenty-five east, thence north rods, theme
sast 100 rods thence south As rods line of said
quarter section thence west 100 rods beginning all the
above land being in the of Somers Also 20 acres
off from the side of the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter eff section &c. Town Range % east
Also 100 off from the side Of the northwest
quarter of section TO- Town l. Range 20 east aso 90
off from the st part of the southeast quarter Of
section II, Town l, Range 20. Also all that part of
BLOCK 81, in the northeast quarter OF section 81
range 70, east in the city of Kenosha beginning
the west of said block 20 feet north from southwest
south line, to the center Of Pike Creek thence south
u feet, thence West to the beginning: Known as lot
OF said block, according to the survey py j. Lothrop
in Summer OF 1885, reserving as laid out Also
all that part of lots II and u in block IA in southeast
quarter, section 81 town range 90 in said city, y-
east of Main Street, and south of that part of said
lot heretofore decided by JoR Buen and wife Serene
Fisk, Oct. 6, 1913.
| Dated Kenosha, Jan. 29th, 1861.
JON B. JILsUN, JAMES NJ. sTEBBINs,
Plf's Atty T6w341 Sheriff of enosha County.
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SHERIEF'S SALE-KenOsha County
Circuif COurf

amuel B. Scott against The Kenosha Rockford Rock
IslandIRai Road Company.
virtue OF Judgment and execution in the above en-
titled action, shall sell at public auction to thu
highest bidder cash. at the front door of Court
House. the City of Kenosha between the hours one
and wo O'Clock in the afternoon of the 23d day March
A. D. 1851 all the right, title and interest which the
said Kenosha, Rockford Rock Island Rail Road Com
pany had on the 2Sth day of May, A. d. 1885, has
since acquired in and to the following pieces parcels
lots OF land to wit: The west half of the south east
quarter of section number twenyeigh (2S) Town one,
north range ninetee (e) east Also lot two () being
the south fractional quarter of be north rac
tiona quarter of section number lively light (2S) same
town and range aforesaid said land being in the town
of Randall and County Of Kenosha and state of Wiscon
sin. JAMES nj. STEBBINS,
Dated Jan. 81, 1861. Sheriff of
o. s. & +. Ii. HEAD, Kenosha County
Plf S Atty. 6w34
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Good Black Silk, for. ''Pi'oo
Extra Wide Silk. l'~o
Heavy Foulard Silks, .-.---...--oo CTS. worm %
so patterns splendid Fancy Silks, from--75 to %
Pacific and HamIenton DeLaines, new style' Ioa@@
Heavy Rept. Merino,. -'o 70 % %
Plaid Valencia, Autumn styles, .-.-----------.2o
5000 yds Merrimac Prints, only ---------..--lo
100 pieces Nader Prints, for dresses -----..-o
100 pieces good Nader Prints -..-------..o II
Bleached Cotton, 70 wide for. 80 cts worth II IL
Bleached Cotton, one yard wide. 10 cts.' worth IA
Very best Blch'd Cotton, I'D wide,- IL IL 10
20 pieces Heavy Apron Check. at II IL, worth 10
90 pieces Extra Heavy Cotton Flannel, ----l2 IL
Heavy Red Twilled Flannel, only--.---.-31 Il
1000 lbs Cotton Batting, weighed out, at -.---IO
1900 lbs Superior Cotton Batting, weighed Il IL
Produce taken in Exchange for Goods
same as Cash.
J. II. FANCHER,
Successor to Kellogg & co.
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Sheriff Sale.
pato~ ID rNa...-.a. o,.o;nst 1borias n Rbodas

Peter P. Demarest against Charles d. Rhodes.
IN VIRTUE of Judgment and Execution
in this action shall sell at public auction to the high
bidder cash. at the front door Of the Court House,
in the city Of Kenosha at O'Clock in the afternoon OF
the both day March, A. D. 1861 all the right title and
interest the said Charles D. Rhodes had the 25h
day Nov 1859 to the following piece ofand wit The
east twenty-five Of the south sixtyfve of the
south west quarter of sectcu two (2) town two @ north
of range twenty Two 22 east beingin the Town SOM
ers County Of Kenosha and State OF Wisconsin.
Dated February 14th, A. D. 1861 HUDSON FOX,
0.S. Y. d. HEAD, late Sheriff Of
6wS6 Pits Atty, KenoshR Go,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-29
Particulars of the Engagement at Sc
wells Point

4 We 6rd in The Norfolk correspondence
tof the RtGnond Dispatch, dated May
k2Oy the io.!pwIng Interesting particulars
fof ,he iI,c a:iur at Sew ellis Point:
The steamer Rdhuiee. while attending
isto some errands ut Buu,b's Bluff, about
ope O'Clock Gu Ss,u,d ", WIS fired at BY
the steamer Monticello, OF Tue block siding
deet. She first fired blank cartridge
ACROSS the bow Of the Kuhukee, TO warn
her To lay TO, which she disregarded, and
ran im'nedia'e,,J under the guns OF Cap
tain fcung's battery at Boush's Bluff
The AoRticeiio ,heu fired a shot, which
did not take effect. Captain YouDg's
battery then fired one or two sbots at the
Monticello, one Of which tits believed
struck her. The Monticello then backed
out, and running down 10 Sswell's Point,
short distance below, opened her FIRE,
and after firing about twenty or more
guns she left. AS there were no persons
present at the place upon which she
wasted so much powder aud ball, of
course 10 one was injured.
The MonticetLo, accompanied BY two
ANAL steamers, made another attempt to
demolsh the works on Sewell's Point,
yesterday (Sunday afternoon, about s O.
clock, but met with no better success
than she did on the day previous in
TACT, this time she caught Tartar. The
battery returned her fire with spirit, and
considerable effect. The Monticello was
'moored at only a short distance from the
battery, and threw shot, chain SHOT and
shell, rapidly into it, but without doir q
the least injury 10 the fort, or any body in
il; IN Net nobody was hurt" while on
tho coktrary, the guns from the battery,
it is suppos ed, done considerable damage
20 the Monticello. Five shot some say
six-,hrown from lie battery, are known
to have pierced her; one striking near her
bow, passed through and through her I;
another striking her an!idsh,I. IS sup
posed TO have dons the SAME, while one
cut away the flagstaff Of one OF The
small steamers that had dared TO venture
lillle nearer.
The Monticello. after little while ca-
reened over To one side, which was caused.
It is thought, 10y the removal Of tie guns,
or some other weight. to one side, in orr
der TO rs"eut Ltr from sinking. She
iheh, IN company with the two small
steamers, hauled ctf and made their way
towards Fort Monroe. thinking they had
got enough, aud perhaps hlle more
than the! had anticipated.
II was not asc-ttained whether anv
y wHs killed or Wounded on board Of the
~non hcctlo Several we're seen to fall at
the hiring "f Que Il the guns from tie
3ha:t"iy whether it wNs to Dodge the
hho', 0r whether they nere struck by it,
j, not known.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-29
THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION !. often

NS lON often
rs frail as that Of a tender flower. Many of the
sex enter into marriage relations without being
able to undergo the labors and trials of mater
nifty. In this country thousands of young and
beauti ul women are sacrificed every year from
this cause alone. Hostctter's Celebrated Stom.
ach Bitters will save many of this class from an
untinely grave. This medicine has been used
with great benefit by immense Numbers of peo.
pie throughout the republic, and the proprie
tors have received grateful concentrations
from all sections Of the country. The Bitters
will be found to be very pleasant to the taste.
even as a beverage, and prompt and powerful
iii its effects Us a medicine. 1t insuses new vi
talty into .he frame, and strengthens the
VIII ole system, so that women who use it arc
enabled togo through with labors which would
without it, be certain to PROSTATE them. Sold
by all druggists. May.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-29
From the Fairmount VIginian.
A Miserable Fizzle.

The Wheeling meeting is over. The
great "Wes,ern Virginia Convention"
turned out to he anything else than that.
1t was opened with prayer by an English
man, who, OF course, has no love for Y;r
GINA. General Jackson made the first
speech, and took strong grounds against
making any movements now for the iii,
vision Of the State John S. Carlisle Sol
lowed on the other side but Mr.. Wiley
of MonoDgalia killed the snake by back
ing up General Jackson. No man Of
any reputation who expects to remain
long in Virginia, rs We predicted last
week, took ground in favor of revolution.
John S. Burdett, Carlisle. and Tarr, are
the chiefs among the revolu;ionists. Men
OF State reputation will not hazard thei.
good names in such cause.
There are about eighty counties in
Western Virginia. OF these only twenty
seven-one .third-are claimed to have
been represented and of the twenty
seven, Marion, WeizeI, Barbour, Writ,
Lewis, jackson, Roane, Gilmer, Upshur,
and various others, will give ruajor,ies
against division and for secession, and
therefore were misrepresen,ed. Then
there are Frederick, Hampshire, Berke
ley, and perhaps other counties, included
IN The twenty seven, all Of which will
give four to one for secession, and would
give ten to one against division, aud
therefore were most grossly and outrage
ously misrepresen,ed. George Senseney,
the only delegate fom Frederick, ac
kno wiedged that he had not been appoin
ted by any public meeting, AMI said that
he had "come up through the dangers
which environed Union man in this
part OF the State"-thus confrssing that
they are few aud far between in that part
Of Western Virginia. In fact, there were
not fifteen counties (one'ten,h Of the mum
ber in the Stste) Represented iu the
Wheeling Convention, which will give
majority against secession, and not ten
that would give majority for division.
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Ex-PREsiDENr PIERCE ON THE WAR;
The Boston Post publishes letter from
Ey. Preside ut Pierce, whieh concludes MS
follows:
The very idea Gf ths disnembermen,
OF the Union has aIwa,s been to me one
of terrible significance. Still, il it holds
place ia the inevitable m.srch ct time
If the noble fabric must tot.,er to LIS
ia'i--'here is, | humLy nope. no ,Hexo
rabIe necessity that its ruin be stained
with gore. If our fathers we're mistaken,
AMI lime has developed in our system, or
II the madness Of their sons has plan, ed
here the germ Of an "mrcpiessib!e cou
iiict, which 'orhids us longer TO i've to
getrrT IN peace, ihc', IA peace and on
Just terms, let us separate. Fearful will
Ue the responsibility Of those who would
cast tho last element Of human 'w6e-
that Of arm, for frstricidAl sIau IN .r in.
10 the general cha"s. The wisdom OF
man EiI'--may God. in mercy. guide
US"
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HoLLOwAY,s prLIs.--wha. is life With.

HOLLOWAYS PILLS.--what Is life with.
out enjoyment ? Impure Blood. Eealth Is the
han1maid Of bappiness, the one IL ss depen.
dent on the other. an Is the preservation OF ex-
istepce on sound and healthy blood. Four
fiiths Of the diseases which aniict mankind
spring IRON impurity aud impovsrishmenl Of
the blood. To keep the vital Guid pure and
vigorous In the true secret OF health, and Hol.
iovay's Plls viii accomplish this most cffectu.
ally no matter how tainted or vitiated An
attention 10 this fact wiz not only save trouble
and annoyance a. well a. q considerable item
in annual expenses in the shape Of medical az
tepdnncs, bot VII prevent ali those dlsorders.
pimpies. biotches aud catAneous cruptions
shich procced from impure blood. isI.
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The Privateoring Question in En gland

The r.rly Il I,r,l J,hu Russ.I IN ,hs
.,.,;o, o,N. E ,, :,
~
ii'u'' " S'"''''''H' ""e'"e' England
had naval lorce ia the Gulf Of Mexico
adequate " project tier s,ipiup, and also
Whether pri, s,eer.. .s;,.ur uuJ., III. f.,
ofnn unrecugnl.J poner wopli ma, H..
dealt with .S r:r,., WA, ,r.ns,,,,,.LL Lv
telegraph, snn.,an,i.ry. Il. ", 6rl : N
,Ae pnr!la,.cntary replrt Of ,h. i...,.,n
ioutna.s; .u; ,L.re a. SON, ,,ns
ne, erlie l,u!Ii.;eur ,m.pr;,r.. +, do.
nanG ii, !tersl repaLlic.tior- =. iollou,
P,oo, r.. 1r.,,.. p..,o.,1
: -. |"'j
- N"'''' '''a"'r |" the hrst
.r'sV ''7 question o' ne '''"' gentle
'''"' - : '"T'! '"', Ae' M'I''Vs Cow
s'"',''''' ''"' "''e''ei 'tn' h"val fo'ce,
-, ~ '"I "",'..'o' " h"','n slipping
"o".H =. se"' 70 '"o e""s' "' Ane'ii., AS
- p"'" "e q"ss''o"' VII
ha" ~, 49,. ~ ~. ..oo'e '"N' Toe uo'e'n"Gn'
100 .'..,a.' nu' va. ""ay received the most Ia
e";a',s ,t s's''u"e The progress o, ,he
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THE CRoPs.-- Throughout the entire
South the crops sre, ut ,his time, prom
lsSng--especiaIly crops Of rye, wheat,
oats, corn ~nd rice. A very large a
mount Of ANAL grain has been ,own this
winter, and the harvest. will soon com
sneDce. We hsvs seen wbeat tbs, wa.
Iseady for the sickle. All has headed
out, and . Few days Of wssm, dry wssth,
er. after the rsins which have been am
pie to GIL the grains. will give by far the
greatest yield II wheat ever known in
the Southern States. 10 Upper Geoseix
and Alabama twice ne much Iaod as
usual has heen put in small grain. The
rye crop is excellent, and oats very prom.
ising--out Of the way Of grassland only
wanting what We may now expect, good
bot spell. The corn, although q h,tle
backward from the cod weather 10 April.
has been r.pidIy coming out Tor TIE last
three weeks. We have seen gentleman
from Msrsago county, Alabama, who told
us t's large corn crop was 90 FAR advanced
|thrthe has besn laying il BY for len dsys,
North Alsbama has had too much rain
!or cotton lands. but no material harm hss
been done as yet. though the fall of water
on Sunday Ixst wss quite heavy. The
cold April has kept the cotton plant back.
t'A the s,sad Is good. Rice IL ever,
~he's hoe. 80 far ~ We have heard. So,
q any rate. We shall have plcsty 10 eat
AsrtssfoS Mercury.
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THE PosITIoN OF kgNTUCKy.--Gov.
NJ gofhn has issued proclaim alton no.
tif,mg and warning all other States,
whether separate or united. especially the
United States aud the Confederate States,
against any movement upon the soil Of
Kentucky or the occupation Of snv fort.
post or place within the limits OF Ker.
'uckv, bv any force aforesaid Of the
States for any purpose whatever, until
they are authorized by the Legislature
and the Executive.
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ANDREW JNuhsov DoxELsoX.-The
Nicksbu'g Wing, OF the 18Th instant,
SAYS:
We are delighted tha; hi, gaI'an, old
rS'r,ot, after clinging to the Union until
further devotion would compromise
Southern honor and impcri, his native
State, has announced his determination
OF going into active service and drawing
the sword given him 10y General Jackson,
IN defence Of the South.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-17
Printing Office for Sale.

THE CARROLL COUNTY DEMO-
i CRAT OFFICE Is offered for sale on very rea-
sonabe terms. To practical printer this Il chance
for bargain. Three hundred dollars down and the
balance In two years. The Office has good run Of lob
WORK and advertising patronage. For particulars sd-
dress, GEO. W. BARLOW,
decls-tw&w3w. oarrollton, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-17
JAs. NJ. M'KEE. VIM. II. REsTIEAUx.
M'KEE g. RESTlEAUX,
GROCERS
AND
PRODUCE DEALERS
Sherif's Sale.

,,.,,,,u, " vs. o,... Superior Court
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Superior Court Of Frank.
lin county, Ohio, will offer for sale In front Of the
Court House, In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday the 18th day of January, A. d. 1861,
at 10 o'clock A. M the following described property to
witt One Gray Horse attached the property Of Angus
tus W. Owens.
jan9.l0td BY q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.

As an evidence Of the thrift of the people, it may be
stated that 600 600 OF freight, including 900 600
bushels Of rn and $50 600 barrels Of -four were for
war,Iei over the line last year
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

Th-ss lz1'ts are contiguous 70 raiir'i 'VV ''fs
in birth vfr5rh CONNECTS with other roads and Hava-
bic IaE-s AMI r---s thus afo-iIng un'rokea com
rlrai,z.-son 1th the Flst-rn and Southern markets
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27

WE have established house in this city for the
w purpose of carrying fine WINES, BRANDIEs,
CIGARS, &c, sc We keep constantly on hand sever
al qualities Of Wines and Brandes, which have never
before been imported into this State
We import our Goods direct, Zone OF our firm being
HOUSE DUTIES ON ALL The FOREIGN ARTICLES
HERE the city, which fact we think alone should
prove that have imported goods. 3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27

sesl.s.e se45ss L. -s5s siea s.
- s2szS Is ls@ 5 sss.es tx<xi SIS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27

The Company refer the citizens of the soatheri
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27

No STAT IN the yae q the Mississippi ofrrs 81 sr'a
an inIur~~nt tn settler the stat" o: Illinois
There x portion u the w"rd whore all the e"n1
tons Of climate AMI soil admirably combine to PFC
duce tiIo. two great staples, Cox AMI WHEAT as tn
Przir5ss Of Illinois
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27

It's Delicious TO Take.

If your children are sickly, puny or afflicted, N
Leans Cordial will make them healthy fat and robus
Delay not moment, try it and you will be convince
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Notice to Shippers.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,

SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, !
NASHVILLE * CHATTANOOGA 4 X. Co.,
Nashville April LIST, 1861.
THE agency at Shellmound, the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, has been discontinued.
Therefore freights must be prepaid on Goods destined
for that Station The Company will not be response
bic for such reghts after being unloaded in good order
al the station.
aprl4-T s. W. col. E. Superintendent.
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/" WAR NOTICE"

L>ROM and after this date, will not ill orders for
Il any description of Goods unless accompanied by
the 90 CASH"
Being Obliged to pay cash for every article pur-
chase friends and the public generally will at once
the necessity OF this course on our part.
Our Stock OF GROCERIES and CONTEMPORARIES
full and well assorted, and Cash dealers will lind
our house the place TO purchase. -st
THOMPSON, SPERRY & CO.,
1As-- No. "A Market street,
apr2o-6 Nashville, Tenn.