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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-02
ay-Tbe New York Times, Of SalU'-

EE-The New York Times, OF oSu,
day, concludes an article on this sue|SO. ~
follows 1--WE think We can assume'Nl'L
out any risk of being mistaken, an s'.5
advance from all our lines, and sun T..
which will speedily make up tor our :, y
parent hardness, which was only tl0 !. \
suit Of preparations necessary 70 assam N.
oyerwhelrl the enemy at half dozen =
forent points at the same moment
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-02
gyKENrUcKY has furnished do U.

Government 900 men all tod, inclu-
ding 1000 men III Camp Robson, well
armed and equipped and ready for service.
Besides these, six or eight regiments of IN
fantry and cavalry are in process of forma-
ton, for which recruiting is going on. And
in many parts Of the State are organized
companies of Home Guards, armed with
the muskets distributed by the government
through Lieut.. Nelson, ready for service
within reasonable distance from home.
In Louisville there are 1000, Lexington
400, and in many counties one or more
companies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-02

WHAT FLoYD Losr.-Capt. James
McIIrath whose company is in Rosencrans'
body guard, writes to his father that
after routing Gen. Floyd, they took
of bis effects left behind, 40 horses, 80 wag-
ons, 100000 cartridges, 500 lbs, sugar,
500 lbs. rice, 100 sacks Of coffee, 1000
stand of arms, &c.
He says there were four large pits filled
with the rebel dead by Floyd before leav-
ing. The elltrenchmegts were three miles
in circumference, and would require co.
600 men to drive Rosencrans from tt
Floyd could have held il but he was fright
ened by the destruction, and being himself
wounded in the arm, be became disheart-
ened. He says we lost Is killed and 81
wounded Cleveland Plain Deuler.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-02

ScHooI RFassTERs. CLERKS Of School
Districts ard others can bc accommodated
With School Registers 1T this office-pricc
So cts. The LAW directs clerks to provide
them for teachess.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-02

OREGON GoLD FIELDs.-From Nh IA.
ii Il stated as fact beyond disPuso, tbs
the whole region embraced De'" ooa vast
Cascade and Rocky Mountains i .' O"S 10
gold field, only requiring deSe 1'i;aess re-
rssolutionize the social and Ou''
lation ofthe entire Pacific coast,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-02

EE The North Star has arrived from
California, with S95o,ooo in gold
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-02

MrSvEsorA.-Tss Union bSs' ,Ssr
Committee Of minnesota, through ,r 4.
Chairman, have withdrawn the ND
ticket from the canvass, and donD'io9 .a,ra
whole Union sentiment will be cou'. s,gbt
ted III support Of Coy. Ramsey, Eno vs ,Ssp
to BE- good Unionist enough Tor aD9
or marty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-02
st. Louis, Sept. 81


The following appeared il the Demo
crat on Friday:
just before leaving me city Gen. Ere
mont wrote letter 10 friend ID New
York. We have succeeded III Obtaining d
copy which As It relates to psbIc affairs,
anti possesses at this sime great interest,
we can see no improperly il laying it be-
fore our readers.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20, 1851.
My DEAR SIN: - leaYe at eight in tue
morning, and send you this hurried note IN
the midst Of the last arrangements before
staring. We have to contend wits an
enemy having no posts to garrison and 10
lines q transportation 10 defend or guard,
whose whole force can be turned nj will to
any one point, while we have from Lsayen-
werih @ Cairo anil from Fort Scott IA
Faducah to keep protected. wish ID say
20 you, that though tho position i diff
cult. am competent % il, and ID tho enc
my h the field. but am not allie AZ the
Same time IL attend to tho enemy III holae
u il shame 10 The country that ga officer
going 10 the field, his life in his hand,
solely actuated BY tho desire to save his
country aud win for himself ia good opin-
ion with no othor object, should be de-
slroyed b. q system Of concels-d attacks,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07

Manassas. 1t may be voted down on the
ground OF the probability of the rebels Civ.
ing up one Of our men for two they have al
ready.
Intelligence is just received by Govern
ment that the rebels haveagain concentrated
at Winchester and vicinity under both Lee
and Johnston. Considerable apprehension is
entertained that attack will be made Oh
/ our forces at IlaIper's Ferry.
The House has called upon the President
to communicate, il not Incompatible with the
pubiic Interests copies of all rrespondence
with foreign powers respecting the existing
insurrect'on. The President respectfully de
clined, from motives ofpubic policy.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27th-A card from Jas
q. Harvey, Minister to Portugal, appears IN
the North American, denying, in toto, the
charges against him, and demanding inyes.i-
CATION
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07
THE CELEBRATED
qzs,S1 Sd. " "a .kcs I IL OAGSg
The Greatest Linimentin use!

4 CERTAIN cure for Rncumatsm soreness ana
n swelling of the breast pain AID weakness in the
BACK and Joints, sprans, bruises, cramps, numhness'
frozen limbs bites Of insects, Qoitre sweled neck,
paralysis ol loss Of power in the limbs burns, nhama-
tons. tumrrs wounds, swellings, salt rheum &C. &c.
And efe"tlaly and speedily cures most OF The al %
Of Horses, aa fsua and poll evil in the begin-
ming; also sweeny, bi head, spawn, sint, bruises,
gals, strains scratches, wound swellings &C. &C
S5s9- Manufactured only at the Drug Store of ST.
street, Marysvile, Cal. ia1l6-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07
sEs3Esa@#ts

(tO2Es[ T.-We are now receiving -. "TwIlsht,"
NJa complete assortment OF
IEsNVEfiiVS xxx. CGIIHS,
SODA CORK.
PIE gIgUGs BOTTLE CORES,
DE.ELEJOgGN COssEES,
~FgSAEGssE IsOETLE CORVEE,
FAPE-s BOTTLE C0HlsS, BJNGs.
RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
ju,}Il u h street, Mdry syilc.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07

Mono IrEMs-A)bert Magary arrived in
Visalia on Friday reniug last, from Mono,
Mr. Magary left Mono Lake on Tuesday, the
23l July, making the trip in four days Four
others accompanied him, all residents of lu-
lure. There are some very good placer dig
sings OF Mono, but waterfor minin. purposes
is very scarce. Money is very scarce at An-
rora, i'll the vicinity of the supposed-t to-be-
rich Silver leads, though many men are pro-
pretors of plincely fortunes, in 'Jeet' Not
muun, has been done in silver mining yet.
One mill, erected at Aurora. turned out to be
failure. Two others will be shortly erect ed
-oue has arrived a. d the other is on the
way. Some Of the VEINS are undoubtedly
rich New diggings have been discovered at
the sink of Walkers river Conf citing re-
ports are in circulation in reference to their
richness, some representing them to he olthe
forty-nine stripe. Three or four hundred
men had gone there, from Mono and Aurora.
They are distant about so miles from Mono,
in a south eesterly direction - Visa,ia Aslta.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07
BY ELE RA p H
From san Francisco.

sAS FRAAclsCo Aug. c.
The little girl, daughter of a. Booth, who
was accidentally run over by the runaway
horse. died yesttrd y afternoon.
Col. LiPpitt's regiment 90 into camp to-
morrow.
The Pioneers have addressed to Edmond
Randolph letter OF enquiry as to lack of
loyalty that his famous Sacramento speech
very naturally suggested
The Republicans are holding a meeting to-
night at PlatIs Hall.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07
Carson alley.


The following items are from the Enter
prise of the Sd:
CrNsus.- The Census Marshas are busily
engaged with their la5ors. They will have
their returns all ia by The time specified
August 3.
just as we are going TO press, we learn that
the Census Marshals report the population of
Silver City to be about 1000; Gold Hill,
about l 100; Virginia City and Flowery Dis
trict. about 3, 700.
HAY-The farmers in our valleys are now
busy gathering their hay crop. The grass
geperaly is as fine as it was last year ana it
is thought enough hay will he cut to supply
the DENIAL I'D during The coming winter
LocAL.-BU,ness OF all kinds is improving.
The benehcent effects of the law are already
being manifested. Confidence is felt hv our
business men, and money is becoming more
plentiful.
EsMERA1pA.-Froln tbs section We learn
that nearly all the claims that have been
prospected are turning out well The main
Esmeruda Company have struck their lead
and are taking out excellent rock
APPOINTMENTS During the past week
Governor Nye has appointed quite n number
| Ni cOuIL HHu IItclLct tilCefS, all OF Nllom
have given Uonds and entered upon the!
dutie9
INDIAN ArrAIrs.- Governor Nyc, accom-
panied by Warren Wasson, Deputy Indian
Agent under Major Dodge, and others, left
Carson City on Monday last, for the purpose
Of visiting the different tribes Of Indians in
the Territory. lie intends first visiting the
Indians on Walkers River and will then
proceed to Pyramid Lake and the humboldt.
STRANGE FArALIrY.-A woman, the wife Of
Bartholomew Burris, an employee at the Al
ison Ranch Mining works, and who, with
two young children, had lately arrived from
Maine, TO join her husband at that locllilv,
was found dead, on Friday last. under very
peculiar ci. cumsances. She was living on
the bed, stripped entirely naked, her gar
lneu's scattered about the room in the utmost
confusion. Her body, up to the waist, was
covered hy portion of the bed clothes. As
she AID her hvsbGud had lately hecn drink
ing considerably, Justice l.. W. Roberts.
v hen information reached him of the cir-
cUmstancc, had Burris orreated,on summon
ed II Coroners Jury. After patient invcs-
| legation, Justice Roberts acting as Coroner.
the jury returned for verdict that the woman
came to her death b. congestion on the brain
aud not 10y violence I3uris was imnediate-
y released -Aer7aa Transcript
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07
Machine Made Hose.
Great Improvement OF this Age.
s.. KEGS w lSEs BIS
NEW IMPROVED


NF ANUFACTURUD AND FOR SALE BY II. J
VIZ BOOUl CO., at the Margsyillc Foundry and
Miners can be supplied }lth Hose scwcd with four
seams @h ch VIII stand the pressure Of scyeutyGse
feet flll single for twenty cents per yard for SEWN
and VIII last 8s long ns the 4uok win without ripp
Ny appeal is to the Minors of fuha, Sierra, olo,
Colusa, Telam9, rumGS, Shasta and Sis'iyou coUu.
ties. Give me liberal patronage and Twill pledge
myself asa man. to work q great revolution through
out The state as regards eheapness of Hose etc.
have two successfully operating at Nevada city, and
one in Marysy e which Will sew sixty yards per hour
In IA few weeks ,hall have situated at Sacra-
mento, one nj Uutch Flat, ana one at Peceryiie.
1t is my wish and intention to satisfy the miners
that the Machine Sewing is as far shove hand Sewing,
in DURABILITY and IEENCTlI as heaven is from
the earth.
County scrip will be taken at 80 cents from aly one
purchasing Hose.
Amy -rson WISHING Information concerning my
work, obtain it by euGuirng Of the most re-
spectacle citizens ard merchants of Marv.Vlle and
Nevada; Rlso miners from different localities, among
whom are the following:
LII Babb, Mary,yille uer sherman Cherokee Flat
Il. iiochstadter ,, = Bro wood merchant
Tenneut & Co " Davenport & Co %
Dewey Go " b Anit Nevada 60 miner
C5'e & stevens Brandy " n Jacobs & Co"
City miuers j II BraM Nevada
Haiuor & CO Dowu'Ie - Wall y Newman merch
T Smith MoGstown " Drake & Co st Valley
Summ.rland & Go Gibson & Co Eagleyille
Strawberry Valley " IL llars,lJy Oroville
probeck & G Do.toTi"
In CONNECTION with Hose sewing, an pleased to
announce tuhn citizens Of MarYsYillc and the sur
rounding country that viii 70 into the business of
bag making and shah prosecute The same ct reduced
prccs to all who will give liberal share of their
patronage. An orders for lousc IiniuFs, AWnings,
Tents Carpets, Garden Hose, Gram anI Flour Sacks,
Ec, will be promptly Gllcd al No. !l9 First street, OPP
febl2.my s.uowARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
RLRNDON RARRETT,

FOR SHERIFF.,
HERNDON BARRETT,
For Clerk,
f. NJ Raglan.
For District Attorney,
GEORGE ROWE
Far Recorder,
!. T. CRANE.
For Tax Coectyr,
HORACE BEACH.
Tor Assessor,
r J. SHERWOOD.
For Treasurer,
J. P. BROWN.
For Surveyor,
c. V. d. HUBBARD.
For Superintendent Public instruction
II IL. RHEES.
For Public Administrator
A. j. HEWITT.
For Coroner,
T.. HAMILTON.
Tor the Assembly,
u TEEGARDEN.
,. G. SARGENT.
y. r. SAMPLE.
i4ly9-u
BEW A r Ell
or the volcanic dyes that snge the hair, poison the
blood and change the color of the skin.
DIR. Chiffon,
Chemist to the Croton Board the head Of his profe'
sion HAS ANALY2ED
Ctistadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye. and declares that
THIS MATCULESs DYE
contains no particle of dceterious matter. Hair Of
any obnoxious color is
INSTANTLY CHANGED
70 bla * or any shade Of brown. Sold everywhere,
and appIylby all hair Dr4ssets. CrisIaloro, No. &
Astor House, New York.
GEo. " SNFLL, Aront,
jylS 18) Washington st., SAN Francisco.
.z,A
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07

EonvooAL-Tte fremenof Grass Valley
gave a bail on Wednesday evening The
journal in noticing it says "a good many
gentlemen. besides q number Of candidates
were in attendance
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07
6sEE4's az GEN E1EsAG!!:
Coal Oil ian E'aTtiCu'av!! /!
REDUCED PRICES

nTRECT IMPC RTATION9 Of the following are
- now landingand in store
white kCgO Osaue, very choice.
20 bbiS. Eastern Lard Oil
Boiled EiusGUI Oil:
1909 gals Tanners OH;
Camphene;
A000 gals. Eurpe8tinC,
Give Oil, in bulk;
SEQ gals. China Nut GEBf
For sale by the gallon at Bay prices aud ac-
tua ir. light
Examine our stock and prices before purohasng
elsewhere, II yon wish TO save money.
RICE, COFFIN CO,
JuNH = street Narysvjle.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-07
najIp 9aatlonalI Democrat.
.VRIyAL OF THE PONY.
Dates to July %.

r,. Pony, with news from St Louis to
, - 90 arrived Monday evening at Edwards
1u' station. The following is the dispatch
.ha Union:
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a. Kenyon lot 10; com. 264 # of w 90 -,
,!ne Of sd It 10 n In; ~ Aenosha st, thence par
'. y. . l ii OF sd 1t 10, thence = On q
WIN, me Of Ksnosha st, thence VI "A
line, lot 10, A #
fl to beg. ~
A. Colwel-com rods of the oft 10, in so "
sec line of Kenosha ST. thence 10 rods, thence
reds, thence Is rods, thence n rods to beg.
Thomas D. Bond-com. SO rods of cor of 10, & on
the side of Kenosha ST. thence to the sec thence
sd rods, thence to Kenosha stthence rds TO beg
s. Burroughs-com. 70 rods Of oflt16, and on
line ofKenosha st, thence parallel with line Of sd or
line of said or sec, thence Sd rods thence
to Kenosha st thence n 3.4 rods to beg.
O. Darby-com. 50 1-2 rods of the Of 1t IS,
line of Kenosha s., thence parallel with line of
sd or line of sd or thence 34 rds thence
w to Kenosha St. thence n 3 3-4 RODS to beg
John NJ. Cocoon % # of of 1t Is line of
Kenosha st, thence go fl, thence to old Chicago
road, thence 60 #, thence e to beg.
WIN. W. Foster-com 297 It of cor oft 49, and on
line ofKenosha 81, thence Sc #, thence W to Old
Chicago road, thence 66 #, thence e to beg.
John II. Nchos-s 26, 81 and part OF 1t 81 as follows
beginning of 1t 28, thence n line of sd
It, IS feet thence to point SO IT offs W of sd
1t, thence to cor, thence to beg also all the
land lying Of sd parcels of Its and q Of the Tel
egraph road and bounded by the alley between Its
Thomas McGuirecom 10 rods of cor of II thence
10 rods, thence So rods, thence 10 reds thence
3 rods to beg.
Hessburg Bro.-com 70 Of the cor of 1t IT,
10 rods OF the center of Old Chicago road, thence
rods, thence 12 rods rods, 10 r'ds to beg
Stephen Forbes-Gom II rods of the cor of 1t II
10 IL rods of the center of the Old Chicago road theme
6 rods, thence IL rods, rods, 1-2 reds to
beg.
s. B. Scott Is rods OF cor of 1t IT, ther ce
10 rods, thence rods, thence 10 rods, thence
rods to beg.
G. B. Fordcom IS 81 rods of line of 1t H. and
300 IL of Ola Chicago road, thence 10 rods
8 5-S rods 1-2 rods thence to beg.
Michael O'Nel-com. S rods and 43 Is rods of e
cor Of 1t II, thence parallel with line of said lo
H. Al #, thence 10 rods, thence AZ #, thence
5 l-2 rods TO beg.
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SEE u k%S z a'tS fsAElHG--GE EXRgETTPaN
Hliiam harg, caves, and Charles Edward smith .ins4
Enoch W. Evans - ~ S"H'D' against
H. virtue of judgment and execution in "a;
MY uoh, sAall sell at Public Auction TO tbe bob ~.
bidder, Tor cash, at the front door of tbe Cot esI
IA tde CITY ana county OF Kenosha, one O'Clock in tb
% Vi tie zod day OF March, A. D. 1861 all The
rlght, uLe, ana interest which the said Enocb w M
ans had IN aud to the following described ,1iaoa ~
parcels bland n the 22nd day of Nov 1eEo 80 anu t
since acquired, to wit The ca st half of tho "a mas
quarter of section twenty-four town two ortheast
Two east; also the half of the rortI,t
rs Town y range Y east except ten acres Of
from Inc south end thereof; also the east boif 20 IN
southeast quarter Of section thirteen town w., " -e
emen'y WV east; also one acre of land of from t5e
@ etS o tlle west nan Of the southeast quarter of
secton ShTteen, IoWn two, Range 70 being strin two
rcds VIDE oil from seid south emu of said So ai wv
acres commencing at the souhwe corner Of lie sntS
west quarter Of Section thirteen Town tyt p ttii-
east, thence north lorty-eight rods the5c
east lUV fods, thence south IS rods to south Inc ~ ;
quarter secuo thence west 100 rods to beginninp ali th
ABOVE Ianu Delhg IN the town Of Somers Also 5 acras
OIL tom the east side of the northeast oparte Of re-
southeast quarter OF section &c. Town O. Rance % et
LOU acres OH from the east side of the norrbwes
" sec'lon ~, Town /, Range 20 east also al
acres OH from the st part of the southeast oart ~
secuon ~, IoWn /, Range 20. Also all maj nart -
BLOCK 81, IN the northeast quarter of section n -
=, range 70, east IN The city of Kenosha beginning on
the west OF said block, 10 feet norta from SON bSt
thehce north 40 feet, thence east parai II To
iue, 10 tle center OF Pike Creek thence sontb
~ Ieet, thence West to tbs beginning known az ~
OF salo biock, according to the survey cy j Totbro
I tI t o 1910, Ieserying street laid out Also
al aC part OF lots IL and IL in block H. in sontaast
quarter section 81, town range 20 in said citt 1
ing cyst OF Main Street, and south Of that pat Of said
s aeeded by John Bulen wife to Serene
Dated Kenosha, Jan. 29th, 1861
JUN d. JdLsoN, JAMES NJ sTEBBINg.
Fln ) Atty' l6W54I Sheriff of Kenosha County.
The above sale is postponed until the 18Th dav ofMs
A. D. 1851, at ten o'clock in the forenoon and ~ LAY
sberiT,s ofoa 1 NJ: 90 ., JAMES M. STEBBINs,
'Alar'z9' '6l L42tdl Sheriff of Kenosha Go,
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AN IMPORTANT DIsCOvERYll
FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
The Makora Arabica.
DISCOVERED BY A
.NHTSSTo" "a p =

| e
w lille RAW ELING INARARIA
AZ who are suffering from Consumption sbopd .o -,
mAhohA Arabia, discovered by a Missienar N ~
An who are threatened with Consumption s,,o,,s
tn ra IAhohA A8ABICA, discovered by nissiona,v T.
All who suffering from Bronchitis sto,.,,
AhohA ARAbICA discovered by missionarv ule
"A Al who are suffering from Sore Throat co,,oba
Colds, should the MAKORA RADq1SS'. "oughs, and
by missionary in Arabia discovered
Al VINO are suffering from Asthma, scrofuIa and in,
PuIIles o. me Diood should the MAKORA %
ui3 us, by missionary in Arabia '-'1''h"A
II cures Consumption
1t cures Bronchiti7
II cures Sore Throat, coughs and co1ds
~ ~ lures Asihma, seroula, and impurities Of tbk,
ms uhquaned remedy is for the FIRST . oloGd'
IL was proYidentally discovered nv
WINNIE travelling in arabia. He was curea 80 missionary
ZION by its use after his case was VI c0hsump-
by learned physicians in Europe f0"nced hopeless
lie has forwarded to US in writing I'm
cures y1i,;cb H. @iy cure and Of a number Of otb
Wlich nave come under his ofgervo VI other
full account OF the medicine Fatlon, and also
kpoiedge ~ III ana impeed by desire to extend
Communication Tri4a 70 The public, we have had his
frbntior "a printed IN pamphlet form for frea di S
m ls interest is enhanced nv an aof ree dls-
yyb,cS IL soAe OF the scenes ofthe syrian rnsssan
tragedy io9e VINO suffered in thatawfui
be pamphlet may be obtained at our Office or n m
sent Tree by mail to all who apply for IL - ~ VIII
., ~ import the Makora Arabca direct from s..
me house Of oleon Gyippus and we by
on aand full supply put up in bottles read al
d price, and "a cents for postage aii' on receipt
for sale wholesale and retail NV
LEEDS, GILMORE G. co
importers Of Drugs g. Medicine.
.rso nv r,, ]. 81 Liberty St., N. Y
ALeO' BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
6In4l
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sAEE-menos,,, -

Circuit GOur1
0aiuei d; scott against The Kenosha Rockford & Rock
Island liall Road Company. ~
tue u Judgment and execution in the above en-
- E.IeI aellon' shall sell at public auction to ha
gest bidder Tor cash. at the front door Of he Con-,
"9se IN the City Of Kenosha between the hours of one
am ooGk n the afternoon of the 23d day of March
a. ~ 1871 all the right title and interest which tba
sa'u hehosha, rockford Rock Island Rail Road Com
pahy Iu on the 18th day of May, i. ID. 1859 or has
SINCE acquired III and to the following pieces orces o
iots o. lala' to wit: The west half of the south east
IVA Yer oI section number twenty light, 2S) Town one
hof'h range nineteen (9) east Also let Two ~ bsin
the south west fra ona quarter ehe north east ac
tloAa quarter OF section number wety light (2g1 saina
town end range aforesaid said land being IN * tnT
OF randall and County Of kenosha and state of Wiscnn
sin. TA.IES ~ s-pI ~ " isSon-
Dated Jan. 81, 1861 SbariT r w.
" - e. ~ -. head, Kenosha County.
PITTS ATTY. 6w54
AT inc request of he defendant and by consent Tho
aiht, the above sale postponed UNI he - a, If
may neA', az tlit same time OF day, and place Of sale
Dated, sLerlff's Gtice, March 20, Is l.
o. :. " +. IL. HEAD, LANES "A srt p,,rn,s
AID pms Atty's, Sheriff OF KeLosba Go.
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Sewing Machines

JOHN BENEDICT, OF KENOSHA,
+ S the Agent for the SAFE of
Wheeler 81 Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
This Machine is unlike the Grower g. Baker or
Boudoir Macine in forming the stitch 1t gives the
stitch the same appearance on both sides of the
work, locking in the centre, while the other ma
chimes give the lockstitch on the under side of the
work.
THE MACHINES ARE FOR SALE AT
NEW YORK PRICES,
with the addition of freight and warranted nerfact
Machines.
- For sale at the store Of WASHBISH e.
BENEDICT
The public are invited to call and examine them
6tf JOHN BENEDICT.
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SPECIAL NOTEE.

fEYHiS time we desire to call your partcuIs.
4 attention 70 our Stock Of
~ Svv LSEiSa Esruita
Of which we have every kind, and all s,rictIv
No. 4, in QuRiity.
EASTERN DRIED APPLES,
ONO & TENNESSEE PEEL'D PEA TIFs
BLACk * RED RASPBERRIES, mixed
6LAC6 RASPBERRIES
BCAChBERRIES
DRIED STRAWBERRIES.
DOMESTIC PLUMs, Pitted, extra nice.
PIIiED PLUNS, Freach.
TURKEY PRUNES.
ZAETE CURBANTS.
PITTED CHERRIES.
TURKEY PRUNES, in glass
NEW FIGS.
RAIGINS, &c, sc.
CRANBERRIES, Nice Article
ALL or FHfCH ARE SELErvc
LOF FIG URES
Kenosha, Feb. O. 6I.
85H BRONSON d BONE.