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SHOCKING TRAGEDY :. From the Marshall (Texas)
Republican, Of Saturday last We copy the follow
Ing account of q most horrible affair:


Ing account Of q most horrible affair: T.
ON Sunday last, Martha Mcclellan, an intelligent,
Interesting girl between u and - years of age, a
while returning from 4 neighbor's, was syaylaiid
by E negro man named Greer, belonging to Col,
from her horse, violated her person, and then bru
tally murdered her. The young lady not reaching
HaIne late in the evening word was sent 70 the
family where she had gone, when it was found
titat she had LETT there several hours previous.
search was Immediately instituted, and she was
found that night in the woods, near the roadside,
with her throat cut and a corpse Language is
Inadequate to describe the horror of the family
and the neighborhood at this discovery. The negro
Green had been hired BY, Mr.. Mcclellan, and part,
cipated, apparently unconeerned, in the search
But righteous heaven never intended that sueh a
crime should remain undiscovered or unpublished
Circumstances led to the belief that he had com
nzitted the deed i and upon being arragned and
charged with II, confessed his guilt. The neigh
boss determined, upon consultation; that he mer-
ted the most severe punishment that could be
inflicted, and on Monday evening they burned him
at the stake. Who viii or eau question the justice
Of the punishment F@.5sS
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Flags, SsUords, Ssco,.ds, Flags.

The undersigned at great expense has established in this
city Mandatory making SWORDS in any quantity, for
Officers which he offers for sale SOS each.
Every Sword his factory is fully guaranteed
be equal to- SUPERIOR any manufactured home or i'm
ported from foreign Parties purchasing will be per
fectly satisfied.
Has also on hand large, varied and rich assortment Of
GOLD, SILVER, AND WoRSTED
MILITARY TRIMMINGS.
EMBROIDERING IN GOLD done in the most elegant man.
ner and in any style ordered.
Offers for sale
WORS1ED, the best assorted and largest stock in the Confed
crate States.
FLAGS of all szas, Plain and Embroidered for Companies
Regiments aSd Societies, made to order with dispatch.
FLAG STAFFs AND SPEARS either Gold Silver, al
ways hand. -
T. GUEBLE,
No. 15T Canal street. door to d, H. Holms'.
Rs~Orders from the country will be promptly attended
sel0 2plm
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MeETrse OF Boss PAINrERs.- s. meetings. called
by d notice 10 another column for all the master
painters, at the Mechanics Exchange, on st.
Charles street. next Friday, at 5so'ciock, P. NJ
See notice,
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~2aSs SFG SEs@S
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL T TAYLOR IMPORTER or
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETO.,
NOS 13 and As Royal street,
HRs natore large supply of the celebrated CREME DE-
boUhY quarts pnts also other brsnd
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEIGK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
hANTlER, and other brands OF inferior quality. have
Large assortment of the best Old shoreS such AhONTi
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON sni
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRAfd
direct importation other Madeiras of lower grade. suped
Old London Dry Dock Port and other Ports Of grade
The celebrated SA2ARAG BRAEDIES-V Vintage 1875, lS
Saa and 1864 large supply always hand AL grades
GLARET and WHITE WINES in glass ard wood. WHls-
8Ya-Seoch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat WINS
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in plna and quarts. COR
DIALS, etc My Of the best WINES which
will be sold on reasonable any other housen the city
AARON BIRD, 'Dya
ais 2niy Nos. t3 and Is Royal street.
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Volunteer Relief Committee.

Al the meeting Of the Volunteer Relief Committee held on
Wednesday evening, lltt inst, it unanimously
Resolved That the thanks of the Volunteer Relief Commit
hereby rendered to the FREE MARKET COM
MITTEE for the devoted honorable and able in which
they have discharged the auous duties undertaken graci
ousy by them.
.I..- CHAS. c. CAMPBELL,
Secretary of the Committee
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HARp oN CHICAGO. gobd story is told in Chi
cage about rents, A party leased a fine house to
merchant in good business at $l2oo5per year.
the panic and war came on. Tenant informs land.
lord he caanos pay such rent. tWhat can you
afford 10 pay Not over half that sum. z
Very wall !; you shall have it for $780," Toward
the end Of the quarter tenant informs the landlord
Nothing. al an doIag no business Very Wen;
I want Iag honse taken care Of, and you may stay
without rent d short time after, in passing by
the house, he found the tenant moving lis furni-
cure, and asked him what that was for. 'sWhy you
don't tllink ] am such "a fool as to stayi that
house when have found d much better one for
nothing p ~
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A Card to Cotton Pla ntcrs.

The undersigned Cotton Factors the city of New Orleans
in view Of the interests of all parties recommend their yari
customers and correspondents ship any portion
their Of Cotton this CITY, from their
plantations, until the blockade fully entirely abandoned
of which due notice will be given.
s. o. Nelson & Co., A. Levi L Co.,
AID. Kelly Co., A. Mienberger 4 Co
Edward Male x Co, Ar. Miltenberger
Wright L Allen, Scudder 4 Stamps
Hewitt Norton Co. Gallagher < Dyer,
NJ. d. Cooper Co., Moses Greenwood,
Fellowes & Co., Sentell & Praher
7. H. L j, NJ. Allen Co., Black & Byingtou,
+. MCIlheuny Co, John Wa & Co,
Martin, Cobb / Co, Byrne, Vance & Co,
GLADDEN. & Seiyas, q Pitcher K Goodrich,
j. W. Burbridge L Co, Warren L Crawford,
Green Il Crrmp, Friedlahder 4 Gerso
W. It D. Crquhart J. W. Champln Il Co.,
j. J. Person L Co., ThorIhil1 ( Co.,
Walker Snyder, Rockford, Brown Co,
Perkins L Co, Logan, soniat 4 Claiborne
John 4. Hariie Co. Copes a Phelps,
A. H. May L Co. D. R. Carroll L Co,
B. ". Lowe It Co, \. D. Donovan,
r. ?. Hunt, Frel son K Stevenson,
Geo, P. Black Co., R. W. Es:lin < Co.,
Campbell Il Strong, Winston, Morrison Co.,
r. C. Cummings Co., ellis Ferguson,
W. A. Gordoa & Castillo, j.. g. Cromwell,
Montgomery 4 White, Moore X Brother
b. Toledano L Taylor, Cleveland, Bro & Co.,
Pritchard & Flower Murdoch & williams,
Montgomery i EIa Phelps Il Jones,
A. j. Tuly K Co, Payne Huntington & Co.,
Holloway "a Lonsdaer R. Ieatman,
Sykes Comfy, Nixon & Co,
Walker & Co, Hawkins K Norwood,
Rhorer b Zunts, Stuart e James
Foley, Avery Co.. scrpggs, Donegan Co,
Tarton, Whiting L Tulls Patton Il Finney,
Farley, Jurey / Co., Gifen, Smedes & Co,
p IL SkiPwith, John Williams Il Co.,
Moore 4 Browder, F B. Ernest,
Henderson, Terry & Co, Carroll Hoy 4 Co,
Allison, Patti8on Co., Edward Pisbury
West, Renshaw Il Cammnck, Levy Il Deter,
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Eue,'y .a2'mey 0nd Mary ORces'

Should provide himself with the best description of comfort
able and we'll made SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS to
be had by doing half the supply will suffice, the
noyance of having your garment, again at the
of war buying ones, avoided 10 satsfac
ton, paronze
-. n. NJ . O ID Y,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL. STREETS,
Who has hand The everything his line
prices satisfy every patriot soldier
on any article having been made since the interruption Of sup
plies.
Fine Flannel Campaign Shirts,
Beautifully made in this city with Side Pockets BUTTONS
ranted Of, consisting of
of handsome patterns.
FINE LINEN CHECK SHIRTS.
COLORED LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.
HEAVY SILK UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
=. WOOL +.
=. COTTON =.
CANTON FLANNEL UNDERSHRTS AND DRAWERS.
WOOL SOCKS-At the cost Of yarn only.
DOUBLE COTTON SOCkS-For tender feet
LARGE SILK POCKET IANDKERCIuEFS.
HEAVY BUCK AND CAMPAIGN GLOVES.
WHITE MILITARY GLOVES.
CRAVATS AND sUSPENDERS, and every article for a
Complete Toilet,
Remember,
S. N. MOODY'S
seq 2plt Corner of Canal and Royal streets.
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teurrx AN LODGE. FLA. M.--The regular meeting
OF this lodge will take place tomorrow (Frfdayl
evening at half past Z o'clock.
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SO ED. Crescent: Please announce James
H. BRADLEY candidate tor Constable First Justices Court
in The district bounded Julia and Felicity Streets and
the River to the Swamp. Election, 4th November.
au23 2pta MANY VOTERS
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a ROYAL, SALTWATER,

a. ROYAL, SALTWATER,
Nos. Is Canal II Crossnan strsats
Sign OF the Root Hog or Die
Manufacturer Of all kinds Of Plain Fancy AWNINae
TENTS, TARPAULINS etc. Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable for companies or other PURPOSES with
Fsgstas to suit Fail and Purchase Ropes Sings etc fitted
and furnished to order the shortest notice BLOCKS of ali
sizes ready strapped; likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery or
otherheavy raaterial.
have likewise Oh hand Of SPRUCE SPARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All OF the shove articles found Is Canal and
Crossnan streets, New Orleans.
NJ H. Sail and Rigging work s its branches and courtry
MIG ly&W
B.. y. AsKEw. C. p sEoorE p .1sr,v
A SKEW. sMOOTE & AUSTIN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Magnolia. Columbia Co., Ark
-Refarences--
Henderson, Terry Co., c. Yale Jr Il Co.,
A.. Hawthorn W Il. Smith fe22 t
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Clothing.

CON FEE ERA NOTES AT PAR.
THB STOCK OF FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
comprising every article in q Genteman's Wardrobe.
For sale at cost, by
N. MONTROSS,
SELF 2p3t Cor. Common and Magazine streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-12

R5-For Auditor OF Public ACCOMPLISHMENT
announce H PERALTA candidate Auditor Of Public
Accounts at the election in November
al 2pte CREOLE
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s-Aerrtng's PRtenE Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Nos So and 81 Grayier street. New
leans. de 2pG
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Proceedings


l. U1SIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Convan
ton tin both sngHages the CONSTITUTION OF the State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNEIL.
TIL. WHITEt" HERBERT L FSCOUSSE,
GEO. ELLIS, W GOLDTHWAlTE,
P HAWESk CO., e. EZEKIEL
T. FITZTILIlIAM.
Hss~ Orders from the country filed liberal discount
my22 2ptf
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.ass appeal for !Snsau .4rmss
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES
10 HE

CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.
New OGLEAys Aug T. 1881
Having been appointed by the Secretary War agent 10
Collect receive and purchase small for the Confederate
States deem it necessary and expedcn make known
fact generally possible the better coone,ian
work which needs done quickly Citizen. ami patriots
loHr Government asks for the thousands TRIED guns
that lie, unused in houses Recent experiments have
that any Of your fine Double Barre.d Shot Guns
with the improved Mnia ball. is than match the
much talked of Mimic Muate Then, bring them forth aul
place them upon the altar Of your couHrys liberty that they
once be to the noble Christian
Tense If objection be made sending away your guns Il
be urged hat you MAY them at home the reply Is that
the 5urest way 10 prcvest the necessity of them home
is place them in the hands of the many thousands brave
men who are chang with ous desire to stand wall
Of FIRE between you and the invading II this as be
deemed inconcnsive then the reflection that those high
th0rity those in whose Judgment all have confidence
who is but fair 10 presume, know well necessities both
at home and borders have after deliberations
augurA0d this movement should be sufficient guarantee fol
the WISDOM utility and patriotism the service you are called
on to perform Then, you desire short speedy peace
and Acknowledgements Of independence honorable
selves place yoar weapons the disposal of your Government
As you desire strike the hearts Of those who are
plotting sUbugation and destruction let he that
the tru8y Rife and the death dealing Shot Gun which yor
have hitherto highly priced part the next con
lct rendering if possible victory complete wa
their defeat and route on the plains Of Manassas
Ny Instructions contemplate shall send forth into ou
populoua regions assistant agents. charged the duty
OF collecting and forwarding proper points, all wcapou
thus obtained. 1t may BE- we'll here state that anv one wt
wishes to do though he be visited by gent
geaty facilitate this work by sending any guns he has or cur
command to address, OF Robert Pnkn No u CarnI
| street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Arms
for the Confederate States. Nul3 2ptf
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
90, TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS
. New ORLEANS. Avg. 10, 1861
As this Committee has received, deep regret positive
proof that npVsons have been paeeed upon public gem
crosby by persons Obtaining relief entitled to the
same, they hereby appeal all good citizens may come
to the knowledse of any such Of fraud re
bers of the Committee in person. leave information
with as iite delay possible their Office Secre8rys Room
OF Board Of Assistant Aldermen. The following
of the Committee
GERARD STITH Board Of Aldermen.
s. P. DELABARRE, :, =.
i. p. FoRsTALL, :.
~ . j. II. HUCkINS, E. =.
JAS BEGGs, Board OF Asst. Aldermen.
W. F. aODGKLNS E. :.
J. B. LEEFE =. =,
JAMES DAVIS, =.
~ e.. JAMES BEGGs,
auls 2ptf Chairman Of the Committee.
.-=.- Notice.
Contributions for the Sick Wounded Army
are to be LETT at WILLIAM H. SMITHS store No. IS Graver
street.
r=. BY order of the Committee;
VI A ELMuRE, President
D. / RICARDO, secretary. seq 2ptf
s-H. l.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
Is candidate Tor tate Treasurer. jyl 2pld
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rx-Adyersiscmeitts inserted at the usual rates.
ssrsi dsasesnt made to regals- advertisers.
nasEhe weekly Crescent is published every satHr
Az Esoyaine SUBSCRIPTION ss-invarisbly in advance
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REBglI1oUs GRiSoEIsE The Peticodt Element
III lie lTar.--It appears that the Government has
obtained conclusive evidence Of the treason of the
lady correspondents of General Beauregard on
whom Provost Marshal Porter has been compelled
to lay his hands These fair traitors emboldened,
no doubt, by the apparent immunity accorded to
LesItated to place themselves unreservedly in the
mower Of the Law. They evidently sreposed the
most unbpnndsd confidence IL the gallantry OF
Secretary Seward, but they should have recoect-
ed tie adage that smooth water runs deep, and
that polished manner does not always cover sin
cerfty of speech. Time was when the influence OF
woman reigaea supreme at the capital. An mon
age4has, however. succeeded that of brass. s
5s-s5af IN. Y. Herald.
No donbt.it would be quite as vain to expect
sincerity 81 speech from Seward as truth from the
New York Herald, but neither the cunning deceit
ii thefone nor the shameless lying Of the other can
any longer harm the cause Of the South; they are
4 too well known.
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A9~Hotiee-1 take this method of Offering
professional services free charge families those
who absent frcm the city military duty. Residence
Harmony between Pysna and Coliseum Streets Fourth
District.
ny5l 2ptf P. YEISER, MD.
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THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER q, 1851.

aa-For all debts due this office. and for all new
contracts entered into the Treasury Notes of the
Confederate States will be received at par.
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louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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raarss subserptions $40 BY the Week 90 Gents.
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Rslu OfLealls 4ailp Grfsfsnt.

.. 8. s1xoN. Edlter aud Proprietor.
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70 CAMP srTsHiH;r,
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as-n. L. Defreese, the present incumbent,
IS . candidate Tor saie Treasurer jyl 2pld
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10 MWyerso
People from this States visiting this city, would do
we'll to give the undersigned a call, as they hagea
VERY LARGE AND WELL-ASsORTED STOCK
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Which will be disposed Of
AT VERY REAsO NAB,LE PRICES
For Cash.
U. LAROUSSINI & CO.,
seq 2plm 1877 Canal street.
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8nssG9e Bird.

General and Financial Agent OF Southern Pacific Rarosi
Company of Texas. uly9 2pf
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T. o SUbLY, Chairman
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

Il o. REBUYS, Secre,ag
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-08-29

Effect OF Deplh Of Soil Ou VegefutiOn.
The deeper Il soil is, or can be made by good till
lGge, provided it contains the elements of fertility
the more productive it must become; not only by
causing large supply Of actual food. but also by
presenting an increased surface for the action If
chemical forces to retain those valuable distances
which being IN solution would otherwise pass away
in the subsoll, willis though they might be retain
ed, the roots could not get ut them The atmos-
phere penetrates more freely warming and exciting
the whole mass: the roots nstend of merely throw
ing out lateralY, and creeping along just beneath
tho surface in shallow soils push bold Y ont in
all directions in search Of food, and hue strength
en- the plant The alluvial tracts SO frequently
found along our principal rivers, all deep aud
very tertile though generally dry, they seldom suf
fer from drouth, owing to their powers of absorb.
tion, both from the air and the subsoil.
Dopth being so important, we should do all in our
power to increase it by artificial means when re-
CURED; as frequent flowing at uniform depth pro-
duces even in the deepest soils hard bed through
which neither roots, air, nor moisture can readily
penetrate the of the subsoil pillow once in three
or four years, is strongly recommended When
the subsOi consists in stiff yellow clay care must
be taken not to bring up too much at once; for else
beng sometimes OF a poisonous nature. it might
tend to lnjure the land for some length of time UNI
til In fact, the oxygen of the air had effected the
necessary chemical changes and sweetened the
mass. Deep soils are much less injured by sudden
changes of weather than shallow ones. for being
open and rabe the rainfall passes slowly through
them, and after nourishing vegetation. by the
moisture and ammonia that it leaves, disappears
in the subsoil and during dry time they main
tain their moisture, owing to their powers of ab.
sorption and capillary attraction. Many of the
most fertile loans resting upon q gravelly and
very, porous subsol, owe their fertility to their
depth.
The same rule holds good with soils resting on
limestone; they are rich or poor, according to
depth. Therefore it is evident that in farming be
sides the mere routine of preparing The ground for
the crop, we have the important business of deep
ening the ground to attend to- Draining, in all
cases .wheoe the land requires it, will be found
most important assistant lowering the water level
to the bottom of the drains some three or four feet
from the surface, enabling the atmosphere-that
great fertilizer-to penetrate into the crevices for
merly filled with excess ofmoisure, and by dim n
lshing the tenacity, lessening the difficulties Of
deep cutivation-Jokn Cole1aau's Prise Essag
England.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-08-29

Tile tOu0aCi1lg trfods are on the ~ +
Or IF Sec 6, II, IL. 23,-3d Wdrd.
B Leonard-0n the n e or sec 6, I l, rang
90, com S, & ISL 4-12ftw of the N cor
of sd ar s rds to W line of Exchange st
n to intersec'n with town line st, W to beg
Brown-0n the or sec I /, range
%, com on line of Deming st, 251 4-12 #
of line of or " 70 4-12 # 139 #, east
II 212 #, $50 SIP # to beg
A Kenyon--Com 264 It cor 1t H. on n
e or sec 6, L /, range %, and on line of
Kenosha Street, east to east line of
1t 10, IA It " to Kenosha stn Al It to beg Is
w Trant Estat5-Part or sec 6, 7 l, R23
com on e line of Kenosha st, at its inter-
section with lice of or 80 e to e line
of Or to cor of sd or thence " to beg
NJ Cocoon the e Or of sec g, j. 70,
com % # S S { cor of 1t Is, and line of
Kenosha st, thence go #, W to old Chi.
road, go # e to beginning
W Trants Estate-part or sec q, t X
90, com Is r Of cor of 1t 16 ana
line of Kenosha ste, Is W to old Chea-
go road, IA 15re to begin
Robinson-Part or Of sec 6, town /, r
%, com / OF e cor oft II, W to line
of e hf of or sec, rods to old Chi road
rods to beginning
Stephen Forbes-Part n or sec 6, !, RIB
com ~ of the otlt H. an1 10 1-2
rods of the center OF old Chi road, thence
ods thence W 2 rds, 6 r, e IL
rods to beg -. Observation-Disclosures.
Ii. Hawks-Un tie n or sec CT 20, com
Is rods of cor of It IT, thence 10
rods, thence 8 rds, thence 10 rds thence
n 3 rods TO beg'n...... ...... ...... l
Chas WalKer-Part ar sec 6, 7 /, r 20
com ri rds Of the e cor of 1t II, thence
" to W line OF the half of said Or, thence
3 rods, thence e to old Chi road, thence
rods to beg. Observation-Disclosures. l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-08-29

TREAsURER's OFFICE, KENosHA COUNTY,
nly u.s. 1861.

l. Henry johnson, Treasurer of Kenosha County, 90
hereby give notice. that in pu suance OF secuon - OF
Chapter o. Of the General Laws OF 1907 sna sen at
Public Auction on the first Tuesday, being the 81 day
of September next the hour OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ OF
that day at the Court House, in the city OF Kenosha the
so mucIthcreof as may be necessary topay the Taxes
Interest and charges thereon for the year 1901 to VII
city Of Ken2SAd-4M WdL6. m
Wu Seymour--U ndivl ed half lot blk il, or sec 81
To, o, n
WIN. seymour Undivided IL s. bk IL, or, 81, L
2, RIB no
s. Fisk-Lt II, blk 49, Or, sec 81, town 2, range %
Hudson Bacon Except Al IT, in width on soqh emu II
A. blk 50, n e or 81, town 2, range %.
H. Ferrs-E pit or, being IS acres of sd or sec
az tnwn o range % in town of Somers Att
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L Z G a l.
nsssoImtiou Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the co-partnershp nere
tofore existing under the firm of JAMES q JUN
MURPHY is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All demands against the firm will be settled oy James
Murphy who is authorized to sign the firms name IN
lioudation and to him all debts and demands due the
firm must be paid. JAMES MUhEni'
Salem Kenosha Co., June u, 1851. 4tI%