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ton which bequeathed much 10 Ia the which
to lay opens her with maternal love
lost sons from the wreck where they have their
brothers perish.
Dominicans, the ambition and resentments alone OF
one separated from the mother country; subse
quepty the Hayt len domineered territory from
whence he was driven by yaor. The years which
since that time have passed have been very oquent
all
Shall We lose the elements upon which we rely today
dear to but not sufficiently strong TO assure
well being for the future and that of our children
BEFORE eucn condition sncceeds-beore what to-
day has befallen other unfortunate republics involved
necessarily civil wars, sacrificing valiant generals,
statesmen numerous families, considerable fortunes and
multitudes OF unfortunate citizens without finding any
mode for solid and sreng such DAY
may arrive, who ever watch for your security wno
aided by your yalor have defended inch by inch, the
land We tIead-I, who know the mpcrousness OF your
neoesstesI will that which is shown for us by tue
Spanish naiion-wll what she concedes 10 u.s. she
gives us the civil liberty that her people enjoy guaran
tees To natural liberty and removes forever the posi-
bity OF losing IT, she secures us IN our properly recog
nizng valid all the acts Of the republic; she will give
attention to- and reward merit, and win have ia mind
services lent the country She in ne brings peace TO
this soil Kong battle ground and with peace It's bene
hcent consequences. Yes, Domincans from to day we
have from the fatgueS OF war and may devote
ourselves with unceasng work for the future OF
Spain protects her flag covers u.s. her arms
insure the respect OF strangers recognized liberties
and together will defend them-forming sole peo
pie, one sole family were-together we will
worship before the affairs which that nation erect
ed-before those affairs which to-day lind as they
left, intact, safe. and crowned yet with the
cutcheon OF their arms-their castles and lionsirst
standard which, by the side of the cross Christopher Co
lumbus planted in these unknown lands in the name OF
Isabei the grand the noble the Catholic August name
Inherited by the actual sovereign OF Castillo inheritance
Of love for the founders Of the Spanish Island let US ee
vate the banner OF her and proclaim her for
our queen and sovereign. Live Isabel Second Live L.
bertyi Live Regionl Live the Dominican People Live
the Spanish Nationl SANTANA.
SANro DOMINGO, March IS, 1861
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Canadian -four was in fair request and ut frmer prices
with sales of 700 500 bbs at So 40 81 SO for extra
Southern -four frmer and In fair demand while the
sales embraced about $50 bbls., closing within the
range Of the above quotations. Rye flour was firm
at our quotations, with sales OF $50 bbs Corn meal
was firm at our figures, with sales OF 800 bbs Jersey
and Brandywine Wheat was frmer aud more active
while the sales embraced about 100 900 bushels 81 as
for white Canada and 81 20 fer Canada club 81 AZ
81 30 for white Ohio; 81 80 81 So for amber
81 So for red State 81 so 81 80 for Milwaukee
club 81 SO for Green Bay spring. 81 20 81 30 for North
western club and 81 "a 81 ~ for Chicago spring Corn
was lc higher, and sales were mpde Of 600 bushels
at 62c. 63c for new Western mixed, 67c. 6Ssc for
red do &C for round yellow, and Csc roc for white
Southern. Rye and oats quiet. ECO bushels Cana
da barley changed hands on p. I.
COFFEE The market was steady, while sales were
moderate About 200 bags Iaguyara were sold at p T.
and 500 do Rio at 12ac 10 &c,
COTTON The market tame, and sales confined to
some 700 bales, in lois closing al about 1855 for mid
FRnGHTs Engagements moderate, while rates
were unchanged To Liverpool 400 bales of cot
at 2s Cd. 10000 bushels wheat in, ships bags,
at l01ad, and 800 do corn in bulk at 9ad
To London Oo0 bis -four were taken at 3s 3D. with
some wheat and provisions reported on private terms
To Bremen 600 bbls. OF rosn engaged at As Cd
ana $50 cases tobacco at 32s Cd Rates to Glasgow and
Havre unchanged.
HAY-Sales Of about 900 bales were made at 75c
Soc; for city use it ranged from s5c a 95c
LIME steady, with further sales az soc. for com
mon to 81 20 for lump Rockland.
MoIAssEs.-The sales embraced 100 hhds clayed Cuba
at 17c l6c, and 80 do at 1c 20c and ~ hhds Por
to Rico at soc. q &c
NAVAL sroREs.-The sales embraced $50 bbls. spirits
turIentne straight at Soc New York barrels held
at 371Sc ! 600 bbls rosin were sold, from
yard, at 81 80 81 IS per $40 lbs, and $50 New
York do at S225 per $50 lbs. Crude quiet and nomi
nal.
PRoyIsIoss.-Pcrk-The market continued firm, with
sales of 425 bb at ST. SO for S13 for prime and
$40 FOR clear Beef was firm and in good request, with
sales Of $50 bbs at So S7 SO 25 for repacked mess
and $40 SO Sill SO for extra do prime quiet
at $40 SO SIT So Lard was buoyant and in fair de
mand with sales OF $40 bbs and tierces at csc 10Lc
with small lots at 10kc Cut meats lrm and in
good request, with sales of 225 bbs at CSC. 64c for
shoulders and sac. for hams. BITTER and cheese
were In fair request and prices unchanged
RoK.-Saes.of 100 casks were made at 3ssc. 37sc.
SUGARS in steady request, with sales of about $50
hhds. chiefly as, mostly within the range of Axe
5Ac. Porto Rico at $40, and small lot of New Orleans
| At Axe.
WarskEY-sales embraced 500 bbls at 1sc a lsilc
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T..
ASHES quiet, with email sales Of pots at S. 81
Pearls nominal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market opened with more
hrmness and activity, with good demand for export,
and closed at an advance of 21ac. &C. per barrel The
transactions footed up about II 900 bbls closing within
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Omcfsl Drawings OF IL. France q Co.'s
Delaware by act Of Assembly passed
January, 1869 Grants to run twenty years.
Sussex CoUNTY-CLAss 81, Drawn April III, 1861.
10, 81, 81, 3, 50, 65 T. 3d. A. g. 81, 40, IL, Ia, 6.
CoSsoLIDATED-OLAss 50 Drawn April II, 1851
70, IS, %, 6, AZ, So, SO, 10, 80, IL, Sc, A.
Circulars sen. free Of charge by addressing
B FRANCE & Co, Manager
Wilmington, Delaware.
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TRUmu1I-EpsA1I~-ln Brooklyn, on HNSGN Ap1
H. at the First Presbyterian church, ny Nc r1v A. j.
Van Dyke CHARLES ii. TRuaBUiL to M,s.Y /. second
daughter Of Mr.. James Edsall, all of Brooklyn.
WBrE-Morr AT Patchogue, Long Island, ON Vuc-sS
April Q, by the Rev. Mr.. Codne, J. ALBERT Wnx1, ~
New York, to EMMA r. daughter OF Captain Martin Mott
or the former place.
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Court Calendar-Thi Day,

Is, 40.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Cousr-Nos. 81, Al, AZ a. Z,
$50
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Par. Nos. 1915, IT, 1879, 1881
1885, 1891 1905, 1907, 1709 ILL., 923 1869, 947 1879
1857 Part 2Noe. 1928 COZ, 1872 10l6, S44 ll96, $780,
1884, 1898 1919, 1914, 1246.
COMMON PIEAs--0NE HOUR CAUsEs.-Part Mos 1343
Sl1S, 1884, 1879, $3.50, 1912. 1874 3121 Part Mos
1915 1872 1885, 1902 1924 3l21 3227 32a1 1856, $780,
1882, 1855.
SUPREME CouRT-CRcUIr.-Part 2-Nos 1880, 2152
265S 2944 5000, 3277, $685. 1910, 1923, 1927, 1886
1886 $685. 3704 372S $780, 1918 3S21 $685. 1919 1905
1919 2l64 2422 2l76 3OI4 1885, $780, 1929 $780, 3261
$685. $685. 1885, 34s4 1870 $780, 369l 3709 3727 1885,
1882 3y64 $780, $780, 1899 $685. $780, 1869, 3Sl $685.
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Storms So 80 Gentlemen's Dress Hats
Unsurpassed for beauty style and material at price
No. I7o Broadway, Howard Hotel
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Davtd's Spring style OF Gentlomen's
HATS, at his salesroom, 800 Broadway, near Duane
street.
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Brooklyn Art-PhOtog rap hfc.-The Ims
Sa Gray vignette the acknowledged chief of pho
Geographic beauties. CHAs H. WILLIAMSON. Established
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S HIPPIN G NEW S


NEW YoRK-THs
RISES. d IS MOON
SUN sErs.............. 80 HIGH WATER. morn
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The Ladd Il Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for fifty dollars at 500 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-12

Wheeler d Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices. Office 505 Broadway.
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| ste Bank for Savings.

A re Bank for Savings.
This Is the to purify the blood with advantage
A few doses of
BRANDREfH'S PILLS
Will insure health
It is like placing health savings bank, where IL is
cafe, you your trustee
Sold at No. 294 Canal street
and No. Union square.
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Ladies, Spring Is Coming, and III You
wish handsome Caters from 2s to As and slips and Ties
at 6s and a. pair, patronize MILLER CO. $l Canal
atro
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co. leaders and inroducers Of fashion for dentlemens
Sole agents the sale Of Emery Co.'s celebrated
London Aqua scutum Goats Wrappers Nos 3, and As
10
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Empire Sewing Machines-Vhe Cheap
est because the best, in n arket ONCE 3s0Bmadway.
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Hill. Inimftable Cutter or Hair and
whiskers Barclay street. Hair Dye so cents black or
brown.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A CARD.-THE INDIAN HERB DR.. Il. TUMBLETY.
D from Canada will describe disease and tell his patients
he nature Of their complaint illness without receiving any
information from them No charge for consultation ad
vice Once No. 499 Broadway, half minute walk from st.
Nicholas Hotel.
OUR MOTTO.
We such Balms as have no strife
With Nature or the Laws OF Life;
With blood our hands never stain,
Nor poison men to their Pain.
Our Father, whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means tn cure all ills
The simple Herbs, beneath Our feet,
Well used relieve pains complete.
simple Herb, q simple Flower,
Culed from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
of change and health to thee.
+. TUMBLETY NJ. n.
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Batchel0r's Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees truly wondefu specimens Of art Call and
them Of 10 Bond street, send for measure card
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1s6I.


whether child shall look like fright or elove N It's
outdoor depends in small degree, its head
covering The hat shape its color its set Its style
trimming appropriate to the age features size and
figure child a bemish rather than
nament and entertaining the belief that in new assert
will be found becoming head coverings all moner
pets and fathers darlngs hops to large
tson OF these "lie people under the maternal escort
JOHN n GENIN, 5l3 Broadway.
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INsUR ANCE.

THB rtsEMEss FUND INSURANCE. cosFAsY, us
Thg company pays 70 10 widow and Orphan Fund q ss
rew York Fire bepsrmev one-haf of inc profits seven
yer cenL -. . NATHAN y. GRAHAM, Pres'tena
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KnowIes' American Insect Destroyer
Removed S3 Broadway principal nce and only Wholesale
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BARK WyArDoTIE Cbefore reported wIeoked was lost IN
gale March 6 on the Spanish coast When abandoned sne
had Ave or six feet water In hold Advces by seamahp c
ss state that the Vice Consul Malaga had despatched an
agent TO the wreck The vessel would probably prove ota
loss.
Bnrc wrrcHr. Haynie, from Cardenas for New York
NCbsresioa Va Distress April In VI " " lon ~ expe
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Moldavfa Cream Forces the Hair and
whiskers TO grow luxuranty. Sold at w. A. BATCHE-
LCR's newly invented Wig factory, l6 Bond street.
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II Is Just as Easy to Pick Ont Knox
Hats from the heads of crowd anything can be. On
has only goses the best shaped and the nice
looking he Is to hit upon Knox. KNOX sells n
marksby fine Hats and most remarkably low prices. Ca
at az Broadway, and see If this is not SO.
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Espenscheid's spring Style OF Gentle
Dress Hat for 1861 the perfection of symmetry and
grace II he turned out and not
surpassed elsewhere The price. OF
SIS So ESPENsCHEID, lis Nassau street.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Rcliablc and In
staptareousBlack or Brown Factory 81 Barclay street.
Sold ana applied at W. A. BATCHELoRS, 10 Bond street
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KEY WEST April 4-The brig Three Sisters. Pnkam from
Trinidad put into this the goth ut for water ana SID
the 18th Tor Hamburg
The schr Sarah Il James Clark from New York bound 70
Minstitau arrived the 26th ult put in fot boat a.,
The schr Maryland, Lockford, from Baltimore arrived me
26th ut, and sid 9th for Mobile -.
The bark Mary Kimba Stanhope arrived 10Th from new
York, and sid April . for Fort Jefferson. -
The chr Greenland Carver from Homopasa Fla bound to
Philadelphia, arrived 18th, and aid 30th. ,
The brig Andover, Mckeon having completed her repairs
cid 18th for New York with 32sS6 rs. -, .o.,
The US steam soop of Brooklyn Capt Walker sid 18th
for Pensacola with stores from the Key West naval station
tor the feet "a,
The three mssts schr Beebec Crawford arrived April
from Galveston and sid same day, after obtaining regis
ter, for Havana.
The schr An hem Green, arrived the I'd from Brazos
and sid 80 for Matanzss
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Crfstadora's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees best in the world Wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied No. Aston House
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STEAMBOATS,

MORNING LINE FOR PBEKsK .LI.-rHF AURORA
W WI sonnenee her regular UP 10 Peeksktl sstsr-
ermedlae places eavs jay isre Of at a. ". rssarulaz
teh streets -'N wv
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AT s3-sHoES AND CATERS, A NEW STYLE. AT
n JONES', 10 and IL Ann street. p. S.-Call and
them.
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pintels, &c.
BnIa WAR Eagle williams AZ and for Philadelphia from
Marks March D. brig JTnes Of and for Boston, to san
scnR JOHN Brooks from Cardenas was seized Fort
ian nd Ap " order OF Collector haeaonad for defaudng
Sem BOUNDING BnLow (fr) from Yarmouth Ms, for New
nnd n on the sh M with bark Laura kSs
and taken TO Havana by the Laura Russ.
scHR GREcLs, at Charleston from Ehzabehport April
on Usle naeIs experienced heavy Ne gale, in which
shipped several seas stove boat split sails, &c.
soHR u which seized at Norfolk April g. is held for
two OF the Inspection laws The fine in each
owner OF the schr Lucy Watkins, which vessel
ca lew Gays previous for similar offence arrived at Nor
his vessel.
The steamship Montgomery sailed this afternoon ats
Is Hour 100 Kegs nails 5 bbs beef and pork, Is Kegs
lard M kgs butter $50 bags coffee IS pkgs cheese 90 tons
COAL O Kegs lager beer 100 bbls ale casks oil ~ bbls do ~
bbls liquor, $50 pkgs dry goods.
The ship Angosaxon Cat Francisco chartered
Notice 10 Mariners.
NKw GRASADnS CONSULATE, New YORK. April IL, 1861.
The following having appeared day in your paper with
errors, will much obige by republshng
corrected. q D0MINGUEZ Consul.
CTranslaton)
NEW GRASADIAs Legation IN THE UNITED STATES,
DoMrscuEz ESQ Consul Of the confederation, New York
are hereby requested to make known to ALI showners
p WITH issued y authority Of the
zpa S iSs App int snS sSf h OF
- w. Y! Spi y 'sss,P .s:ss
~ :: 's@ss.e,: a. 4. Eth s' Ss's ~
- l,re in tine aeprSons VII
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Steamships Cahawba, Havana; Northern Light Aspinwan
ships Annie kimbs Melbourne; Phantom san Francisco
Magnet, do.
the that have been detained in the river and
the SW Spit by adverse Winds went TO sea to day.
Wind a. sunset sW, very light.
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Truasss.-Marsb d Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vesey street. Aston House opposite the church
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~ BsALLIMoH April loArr sesmshp jos wsi.ney Love
Hainsr, M; hwan, DNl, NYork Sid sbips Ia Dnchesee
nOream Hines, West Coast Of South America Prthenon
,shrs Samuel Smith, Liscum, NSork; d Arey Bner
BOSTON, April loArr steamer Massachusetts,, Sampson,
ChaResoni bsrp Ayols, Keaaek, Palermo; Forest bepf
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were S25,92l,745 50, and the balances
$l,47O,343 20.
The Manufacturers Insurance Company, of Bcs-
ton has declared q semi-annual dividend of fifteen
per cent, payable on demand
The Chicago Press of the Sth inst. says, re-
speeding the currency troubles at that point
The brokers buying the rejected at rs cents and
hear OF outside parties paying small fraction higher
Seventy-fve may be regarded the 'current rates"
Tho volume Of currency has been reduced about
half by the thorough revision bankers have given m
The Illinois list embraces s. 665 002 and that OF Wscon
SIN 81 0S3 52S The footings S77is, The bros-
buying the STUFF at rs cents but II on an
average they get rid OF II at 80 cents the people OF the
West will lose than million and half OF dollars.
The issues OF the banks not in the rejected list amount
TO s and the business OF the two great states Of
Illinois and Wisconsin will furnish profitable employ
for that amount OF currency Hence II is believed the
OF these banks will II possible keep them gnod.
II understand the Illinois law correctly, banks
will all he forced TO make and TO keep their securities
good after the 18th OF April they will be subject 20
protest. and their bonds TO be withdrawn and sold
those In liquidation.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
hENosHA County Circuit Court
John Kirk, against Jane Il. Henry, and John E. Hen

KENosHA County Circuit Court
John Kirk, against Jane e. Henry, and John E. Hen
ry.
EpY virtue and iii pursuance of final iudg-
AO ment for the sale of the mortgaged premises here.
matter described made and entered in above en-
tied cause on the 2lst day of November 1860 at
term Of said Court Hudson Fox, Sheriff OF said county
of Kenosha shall offer sale and sell at public auction
to the highest bidder therefor the front door of the
Court House in the city and county of Kenosha and state
of Wisconsin at O'Clock in the afternoon of Saturday
the I'd day of March 1861 the following described par
eel ofand lying and being in the first Ward of the city
Of kenosha aforesaid to wit commencing hundred
and thirty eight 3S feet west ofthe south corner
of block thirty six (36) running thence north hun
red and twenty eight thence west sixty
thence south one hundred and twenty eight feet Q2sQ
thence east sixty e0l feet the place of begnnin
being in the quarter section 81 T2R23E,
Nov 2Sth 1869 HUDSON FOX Sheriff
]. b. JILsUN, Plaintiffs Atty. 13w26
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE co.,

IouOOcssIU DusIIlGhs ItICU VI
ONE HUNDRETH sEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT,
May 1st 1860.
Capital, $5O0,00OOO Capital and Surplus, $780, SO6S1
ASSETS:
Cash hand and in Bank and loaned call 054 d
Cash in hands of Agents. .......... 81, 249 40
Loans amply secured by personal and colat eral
security O4,l 10 ~
Real Estate unencumbered. ........150OO 90
CO foIlo viz.
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Foreclosure Sn5e.

STATE OF WIsCCN.IN.~ Kenosha County Circuit Court
Dwight Robinson against Riley Richards, and Rhoda
O. Richards
E9Y yiitue and III pursuance of final iudg.
E ment for the sale Of the morgaged premises here-
matter described mads and entered the above emf
tied action on the 21,h day Of November 1860 at
tie regular NUYtu Der Of said Court Hudson Fox
Sheriff of kenosha County shall offer for and sell at
public auction 1T tie front door CT the Court House in
the Git en- county of KenOsha ami State Of Wisconsin,
on the y9th day fGiarcl A. b. 1861, at O'Clock in
the ate o said y the following described lot or
parcel OF land much thereof 81 shall be sufficient
TO satisfy SAID judgment and costs and expenses of said
sale, that is to say, all at certain piece, parcel lot
OF land yins ana being in the second ward of the city
OF kea0h4, and Sta.s OF Wisconsin, to wit Lot one al
block eightythree, $50 in the northeast quarter of
.on thirty-one, 1911 town two & range twenty three
1881 east
Dated November 18th, A. d. 1860. n -w25l
WEBSTER i S1HOFF, HUDSON FOX,
PIGS Atty's. sherlG of Kenosha Co.
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IN ROBATE---IENOs EEA fpUNTY
GDERT

In the matter of the guardianship of Mary A. Barley
AN reading and filing the petition of James Harkins
" guardian of said miro, representing among otber
hgs at said ward is seized of certain real estate in
inns county ana that it is for the best interest of said
81: the same Ans it appearing that it would be beneh-
car 70 SAID ward to have the sold it is ord red
that te next OF Kim and all persons interested in said
estate apper before the Judge of this court on Monday
the 4th day OF February 1861 at his office in the city
anu county OF kenosha at ten o'clock A. NJ of said day
10 snow cause If any they have why such license should
not be ganted, aud it further ordered that copy of
TINS order be published for three weeks su in
the henosha TeiegrdpA a weekly Newspaper printed in
Kenosha in said county JON r. JtIsTJN
Dated Dec 20, $780, 3y2O County Judge
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STATE OF ISCcNSIN- CgosIa County Circuit Court.
JACOB IL. Hopper dgdnss Abram Dayton, Sophronia
Dayton, Danlorth IA ac C-rlten " Wallace and
Eizer Wallace and Edw Gain.
HgS VIRTUE and pursuance Of a final
q . judgment the s;'- the u.orgaged premises
hc chatter Inscribed nl2e and entered IN the above
entitled aciOn, the - day OF November, d 1861
regular * veub, Term Of said lout, l, Hudson
Fox, Sh ri .: Kenosha county, shall oner for sale and
sell al Lbc auction 10 the highest bidder therefor at
ia front door Il tie Court House, in the city and coun
ty OF Keuosa and State oi iscousn, the 9th day
Of Mare 1861, o'cloci i'll the afternoon OF
said day the following described pieces parcels ofand
o. much thereof she'll be sufficient 10 satisfy said
judgment together with the costs and expenses of such
sa that 10 ya lat certain piece pal Gel plot
of ad lying and being Ia he town II Wheatand,
ty Of KeEosa and 81 ate OF WISCONSIN and more parc-
ularly described focws to wit being the west half
of the othWest quarter and the west half of the south
west fractional quarter Of section number twenty
[21 excepting and rese wing from the last described lot
about acres heretofore deeded 20 one Mortimer
SLearer by Gpe Samuel McClalaud also fifteen acres
oil the west side Of the eggt fractional half of the south
west quarter dissection No 81 .isll q n aYnshp No,
one, of range No nineteen [1vl gast.
Dated November 2Sh, 1860 1Swz5
HEBSTER ScH0FE lIFDS0N FOX,
PG A~y's Sheriff OF Kenosha Co.