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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-01

HEfoRrs Enom Tl1E SOUTH.

]. 49, -.-4 = Fort Monroe, Tan. 80.
Il In expectation of the success of Gent
Burnside ! expedition in the opening Of
at least two Congressional Districts, Marbls
Nash Taylor, tl,e provisional Cover
nor, has issued proclamation ordering an
election on the 22d day Of February to
ratify or reject the ordinance of the con-
vention of the 18th of November, and al
SO for the election of two members of Con.
gress.
The following ia from yesterdays
southern papers:
Savannah, Jan. 24-Thc city is COM
parativcly quiet. No immediate attack
Is apprehended The object Of the Yam
KEGS seems to be to cut off communica-
ton with Fort Pulaski. There we're six
federal gunboats at Walls Cut and seven
at the head Of Wilmington Island CON-
handing the channel of the river.
Yesterday, a. Com. Tatnal was convey
ing two steamers and fat boat towards
Fort Pulaski with provisions, the enemy
opened fire upon them A battle ensued,
lasting forty minutes The provision
boats and the steamer Sampson are now
returning. The federals fred upon the
latter and she was slightly damaged. Fl.
Pulaski is now fully proYisioned for six
months.
A letter from an officer at the Fort
says that the enemy cannot take il BY
any attack they may make. The Yam
KEGS are engaged in removing the obstruc-
tons in the channel. There are other
defeases yet to pass. The people of So
vannah are firm and confident Of their
ability to defend the city.
The Norfolk Daybook calls upon the
ladies' TO contribute their red WOODEN skirts
and dresses to the Government, the price
of fannels used for ammunition being 30
high as to subject the Government to Sc
rious tax.
The New Orleans Delta says that a
steamer ran the federal blockade on the
night Of the loth inst, with geo bales
of cotton
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THROAT AND LUNGS.

At ibis reason Of the year when coughs and colds
are troublesome every family shnrit have safe and
csrtsin remedy at hand. Ransem's Hive syrup and
Toiu 10 the very thing II Is not only pleasant for
children 10 take. but 10 certain cure for Group,
WhoopinE Cough, Bronchitis, Asthna. Coughs and ali
affections of ,he Throat and Lungs.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Is cents.
Orders may be addressed toJ. II. wilkinson, Whole.
sale Agent, No. 81 Main ST., ksSkak, Iowa.
~aeci3dims2t
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Treasury Notes.

New York, Jan. 81.
There is better demand for the 80
Treasury notes, and at two per cent dis
count there are numerous buyers. It is
supposed that Mr.. Chase has concluded
to tissue no more to contractors 1t present.
Tie quotations At the brokers' board are
07@98, but no distinction is made be.
tween endorsed and clear notes. s
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INTEREST RENTED.

The fofowiuR Resolution was passed by the Board az
6upervisors at their recent mectns;
Resolved, 1hatth Treasaser and Collector 10 hereby
taalrnfte " remit al the ins0vaatthst rs due on The
that the Taxes arc paid within he next ninety dnys
and Clerk give notice 81 this IN th
Fon Madison PAiBdealer and Gate cisy ana that thiS
act take effect from and amer publication In said pa
pers. and further,
heso4fea, fAAt HE 7rsssutes be required To potffy
hs& Deputy olicetor in each Tov,R hip and further
that n Tfeasurer uss all e6or gse lnsice
ally OF the purport OF this Resolution.
STATE OF IowA,)
a ksx OOpETr, =. k4 E 5H
Ane Lscch, CLERK Of the District Court ex-
ofcio Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors do hereby
certify the foregoing be true abstract ofs Resou
on tbs 9th day Of January j. A. ID. 1862
~ witness my haad aud seal OF onice at Fsri
4 LIS. Madison, this 9th day Of Jnnusrv. lse2
ERIE AEEGH. Clerk
ByCHARLks DorRR, Deputy.
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cavalry Rsgszaen NJ.
GAINESVILLE, Jan, 81

The organization Of Col. Rarstow's Sd
regiment Wisconsin cavalry was compile
ted to-day. Capt's Lamont aad Trow-
bridge of U. s. army, mastering officers,
were present and administered the army
oath 70 the of6csrs md men. Twelve
full ceapaniea cenposs The regiment.
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IVA WAR;! WARE! /!

All persons keeping or having for sale, an, OF
kinds OF Annitioas of War such Guns, Pistols Res
soisers and all indsof Ammunition required not
10 selito any person without order from the unden
signed This order must be strictly complied with,
under penalty offorfeing ali articles msntonedi in
their possession. JOHN sTANcUs,
jyUd Surveyor Pon Of ksokuk.
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CLAIMS,

The undersigned have made arran ements by which
th.y Will collect all kinds NJ claims growing OF
the presept var either al 81 l. uir or Washington:
such a. claims contracted IN the organization OF
Iowa regime, back pa, or deceased oiiers pay OF
appras ed horses spcc dead, DC. They have faithful
ana we'll advised sentatfyes at both those places
and viii soon be In possession OF Ill needed biaixs
RANKIN Il MILLER,
jan2sdIm ATTORNEYS, KeeEaks Iowa
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~The House Judiciary Committee
have decided that railroad companies
which have received land grants from The
Government. are not entitled by law to
compe nsation for transporting troops and
munitions of war. a ess
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Han The BlscxAae.

y. : Z. Z. N Arlington, Jan. III
The tenor Of foreign dispatches received
at the State department are peaceful.
The steamer Hecla, Of Philadclphis,
ran the blockade Of the Potomac last
night without receiving q shot from the
rebels. She was loaded with stores for
the army. 9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-01

ERs.-Ccnsidering the snow and
ice and rain We have had in the past two
weeks, and the perilous condition Of the
walks in town, we think it must be adult
ted that the Carrier of the GATE Cry
has earned lis money. To-day he will
call for the quarters, and he ought to get
them promptly and without failure in any
instance. That's SO.
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A NEW dBs.-Our fellow citizen
Amsden has been exercising his versatile
inventive genius on new rifled muskes
and has worked out fre-arm which will
shoot over forty mimic balls per minute,
and with deadly aim. It is queer look
ing customer, and yet very simple. We
will give description Of it in our next
issue.
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Regulations Of Transportation ana
Travel. y

From and after Saturday Jan. 25t. no railroad ca
stage coach, sehieis running west or westu.rdiy
from the Mississippi liver into North Missouri will
bepermttsd to carry freight passengers from Keo
kuk without the Eictcat compliance with ragaa-
tons Of the Tfeesury Department at Warrington
which require that 'at freighs, Of whatever nature
except such may be under military orders, shall be
covered by Custom House permit and that slI bag
gage OF Travellers shall be carefully inspected and duly
sealed BY = Custom Heas~ officer. a,
Tie undersigned viii Issue permits for the trans-
portaton of ali goods destined for proper persons and
PLACES with the least possible trouble delay and IN
spec and seal all baggage ofiavelers leaving the city
in TO cause the teas, trouble consistent With
the end desired.
the obisct aimed ATS 10 prevent any aid asttst-
ance or Communication with any persons directly or
indirectly, dsloyslto, In arms against the FEDERAL
Government. JOHN sTAESUs; Surveyor.
Custom House, Ksokuk. Jan. IS issa.aM
sTArr o. Iowa, ADJ'T Grsxs Az o,y,.E,,
Des Dimes, Jan. 18th, 1863. |
There is now opportunity TO raise two companies
for the 18th regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
Peons desiring for ID At pnr,
pose will mahe Immediate application to me a, Des
Moines, presenting such rec1 lamentations az they
deem proper.
NIB. BAEER,
AdiutAnt General Of the State OF Iowa.
Jan 22-dAvJw
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Nahningtoh, Jan. Oh.
HoEsE-On motion Of Mr.. Eessendeu,
an editorial in the Chicago Tribune, stat
ing that one-third of the cartridges fur
nished TO the Burnsiside expedition con-
tanned no powder, &c, was referred to
the Government Contract COMMITTEES
SENATE-Mr. Foster, from the Com
mittee on Pensions, reported bill author
i4ing the Secretary Of the Interior to
strike from the pension roll all persons
who take up arms against the United
States or aid the rebels. The bill was
passed
The joint resolution in relation to the
Industrial Exhibition at London was taken
up. The resolution appropriates S35, 600
for expenses OF carrying out the former
resolution. Sumner explained and advo-
Gated the resolution. Hale opposed it.
The resolution was rejected--yeas IT,
nays %.
Mr.. Wilson, Of No., introduced bill
to secure he completion Of the south west
branch of the Pacific Railroad referred.
On motion of Mr.. Ten Eyck The bill to
prohibit the coolie trade by American cit
liens was taken up and passed.
The case Of Mr.. Bright was taken up.
Mr.. Fessenden made report from Com
mittec of Conference on civil and diplo-
matte appropriation bill which was con-
Cured in. 4 So the bill stands passed.
Bright's case was continued.
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NOTICES.,

HORTICULTURAL SoCaErY. This So.
cisy will hold it, Third Annual Meeting Tor the cleo
tion Of officers Thursday the 9Th day OF February
at ak O'Clock y. m, in the City Council Rooms
All Interested are invited 70 attend.
y taa3l-td j. r. TRwxsrnsr Sae,r Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-01

MUsIcAL.---The Nightingale Troupe
had q full house last night, and wers en-
cored several times. They give another
performance to-night--positiyely the last.
Here is one more chance for some fun.
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THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, FEBREARY /.

MoRE SNow.--There was slight fall
Of snow last night-enough to, improve
the walking and make the sleighing SUI
.perb. ,s,g @ !.
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Des Moines. Jan. 30

Des Moines. Jan 30.
HoUsE.-The Military Committee re-.
ported joint resolution. asking the at
tention of the War Department to the
fact that the Eighth Iowa Regiment are
withou.tproper tents, have insuficientarm
and no ambuianees or hospital stores, and
urges that something should be done for
their relief. a $50 a joint resolution ask
ing the General Government to pay Col
Edwards troops for services in Missouri
last fall.
Mr.. Flint, of Wapello, introduced an
infamous bill, providing that no negro or
mulatto, shall come into or reside 10 this
State without filing his free papers, and
giving bond in FIVE hundred dollars, for
good. behavior, and violation renders
him liable to be taken up and hired out
70 the highest bidder, BY the board of su-
pervisors. Also, granting the right of
transit to masters with slaves, through
this State The vote to indefinitely post
pone, was IA to Is.
The House adopted the Senate bill as
Stunning the direct tax of $452 900 annual.
~, and authorizing the Government to mo-
tify the Secretary Of the Treasury I'M
mediately.
SENATE.--The Senate adopted the bill
gttvf.rt, juress s nsx sdaE aud ten gents
mileage. Also passed the bin from the
Committee Of Ways and Means author
izing County Treasurers TO receive U. s.
Treasury notes and issues of the State
Bank Of Iowa in payment Of interest and
principal Of school fund
PRoMoTIoNs.-Second Sergeant G. w.
Harlan to First Lieut. Co. G. 4th Inf;
Sergeant Major Z. Earle, to First Lieut..
Co. /, 9Th Inf; First Lieut. 4. j. Weiser
to Captsincy, Go. p, 3D. Inf. Captain
Silver, l4th Inf, resigned.
Col. Noyes, Of the Governors staff,
goss to Davenport tomorrow 10 superin-
tend the shipment Of clothing and hcspit-
al stores to Iowa troops, in accordance
viii the resolution of the General AS
sembly; also If possible to consolidate the
German Regiment with the 18th Regi-
ment.
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IeW1 Legislature.
Especial to Hawk Eye. ]
Des Moines, Jan %

SENATE.-Mr. McCrary, of VanBuren,
introduced resolution instructing the
Committee on Ways and Means to inquire
into the expediency Of reducing the sala-
~ of the Governor Is Aids.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported substitute for the House bill as
suming the Federal tax.
The Military Committee reported a
joint resolution instructing the Governor
to procure the balance Of the State quota
Of arms for 1872 in long range rifles,
Instead OF ordering muskets.
Mr.. Woolson reported back from the
Committee Cd Ways and Means an act
authorizing warrants issued by the Au-
ditor on the War and defense Fund, to be
receivable in payment Of State taxes
Laid on the table, and ordered to be print
ed. Also, bill providing for the taxa
ton Of Railroads.
The Senate bill making Iowa money
and Z. S. Treasury notes receivable for
taxes was made the special order for to-
morrow. They spcn, the balance Of the
day in Committee Of the Whole on Court
Of quarter sessions bill
HousE.-Mr. Farrell, of johnson, in
troduccd bill cxempting young orchards
from taxation 10 years.
Mr.. Lane, of Scott, introduced bill
authorizing an increase in the number OF
meetings OF boards of supervisors in coun-
ties of over 10000 inhabitants.
Mr.. Rothrock, Of Cedar, offered a res
olution giving all foreigners now in our
army full naturalization papers on their
receiving an honorable discharge from
such service Referred to the Judiciary
Committee
MIR. Mcpherson, Of the Senate, and Dir.
Eaton, of the House, were appointed a
Committee of Conference to-day on the
yiyislon Of the State into Congressional
Districts
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Nov'T HORSES AT AUCTION.

On Tuesday Feb. n 1sa1. nj 10 clock a. M. will
be sold singy at public auction in tn city Of warsaw
Ills 200 liorses,propery Of the United States Coy
eminent. BY order. Maj Gent HALLECK,
CHss. A. Mario, Commanding.
jnasitd ouArtermaster 10th H. Vols
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StoOt Baltimore.

w Die neusftt Nummer unleres $50
Genblattes entbalt
Naberes a6er BITE S4la&t BE
5rebettdSburg,
Die proclamation reS YrGtpenten an Ot
VctOmac-N rmee,
@tsel's 3susntB iber @lcO OusI,
gDihttse Grfplse Der Union. Mrtnee tn gtorp'
Carolina,
Die @OnsrsB. 8erbanclunsen,
IOpte Die ~tnttrsianten Na9ri&ten pom 6rte9s
I9auptnB u. {. 10.
Btr SerIenOsn bns 8latt fur $1.0o bal6-
td9rltG an treenO etne NOrsfe tnnerbalb Del
Ser. Staaten.
gtu,elne Nummerm 5 Gents.
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NerLanAt ,inN 9efmtbf.

U3ns,.Lt tirb Elm unoeptctyatbettr Manr. her NIT Nfer-
Wtjuul hmt ~rmsueetsn oerfett unb CUTE j3euentife BEL
brtu en- tann. R6bereS Del 9bl. 9unfeI, 81 SDut4 Charles
itraee. g
N&cf,,H, mirb Elm O%!cnfmGhdsn fir spel @tripnen rnS
VeIAuJt eu Stno. Gur Irlbe, 1t: sui gSal6sn unc
&o@ea fam rnn ehras @n9li6 pi6t : audit on9rfra7ea IN
@snnal @uenue. rbsrtaIb GPaisfr, IN 5p item Sauis nit
Dtlrm prfufeu. L SDto
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Arbeits= Nadjweiiuugs Biireal
TbdmeS1r. glp. S.. /,

inter gnffht Der ~Deuii&en @efeufaaf."
MGe DteieMiaen, welhe beutide GRANDMOTHER, Mrbetter obei
Dtenftboten gu bef@dfttaen Wiini&en, iCwie an elti6en NJ
betIu9enben pDIen f6 perf0nIih o6er tn tttten Ertefen
an ben Ngenter Der @eielIhaft Serrn s. 4. 0 Hin 9bpf.
70. So 9bauesir., penben. welter unentseItIi& an8tunh
srthpiIep n.irh ~ 81. = tIt @A-+f LF~@ Alta
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Seffnune Der gSn1nmt MHey.

&itp Ge 1T er8 Offtce.
Baltimore, ben 8. DECEMBER 1852.
Die @omuifare fir OeffnunS bon @traBen baben ge-
ri6t ~erftattet iiber ben @etpinn unb 8erluf, pel6er burdb
auSlegen unS Seffnen Der 6alnnt Naen mad Scar @leb
entffanben lit; ebenlo iber cine @aTierleituns, 5 Su6
brett uuD ITO SUI lang. gta6ri6t pirb bierntit sese6en,
baB beia9ter 8ert6t aebft baSu ~se6Srisen Ibriien in bie<
fer Office bretbis Gage BON cbisem Datum angereGnet,
liesen bleiben wirb, pd6ren6 pel6er 3eit AppeIatipnen
oasessn an bas Grlntiuat<Geri9t Der @ta6t 9altinrpr
gemaht tperSen fDnnen. eG 5HA O5. 8=lmlp4p
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G I'm ere auSwGrtteen 9 II f.
fcrtbrnten Denen mir ben DWeder" per
YOlt suIGiden unb peren @bOnnements3ett bic
gum gleuia9r gu @nbe sebt, mS4tea mir BIER
bur6 erlu6cn, ibre SublcripttOn BIS cabtn 3n
erneuern, anOerenfals Die 3nlenbnnS Osa
8lnttss aufbSrt.
@Ol9s, Die unS. nod BON frIber Sublerip-
ttOnsselOer fGuIOen, wirOsn n bur& @nt'
ri1tmng b%erlelben be~IunOers perpfi6ten.
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Sou =Offce

SEQ. 70 @et=6apettefraBe, uabe ct. 9aulfrase.E
YenltDnen, 8puntp<@ elper &c. &c.
aranfe cber Deripunpete Solbaten, pel9e ~ertlafen
iplrben HwrstE lIN .r
iotpte Mitttpen unb Baiien bon @pIbaten,
bic i'm Disufte S~efcrben ftub, tDnnen i6re aniprii1e
i9uelfteus beicrst erbaIten Bet
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@in Iebiaer beutIher Nfaun, Der in Der Seber benanbett lift,
Iib jebpdb traenb eig CT Nrbeit IN etnem @tpre &c. uutersteben
null be iud,t cine Stele. Sferten lperoen III Ter Meder-Gifce
ent9eoen aenounmen, @srF 7% G.
Wnrfou,t werben 1osfei6 spet quite 3ii6ler fur Iei6te
Oh UiIHl uno cute Arbet tn 9r. 90 80 t.goltimpre.
itr. Eausrnbe Sei9dfteun8 unb pinftliGe 8s3abIuns wsr.
ben 3ua 1ihertw OTIS
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Biesunsen bends.

M~bbreb-&rabnen (stop Cocks.)
Inter etnen1 Druid pen 800 plumb per Quabrat. 3cl au pri
Ten unO Senau mad benz in biesr Siftce ~lieSenben Wtuter ans
5ufertissn.
8tttsr urifIen ben preis ansebtn fir 2. ga 6, 8, 10, 10,
IA, I6, IL, 20 wnb so 3ol.
&traRenfafen (boxes.)
Wtancn etn @epi&. ron 70 Qfunb i, unb cine giSe: BON
10xl2 Sou baben. Dieter BADEN ben prets fur itbes SuII
anj Igeben.
GeMerpf6cfe NIT 2 N0bren z Nozzle Fireplugs),
bersn 3ei@nuns uub Mai6uerte ben benz 8oarb su geae1mt.
Sea fRe. pletS Don jeeem ~etn5elntn. n
@daufeln.
Ames Rc. 2 per Dusenb.
weeifr sne MbbrebsRrabnem.
Inter esnern Druid bon 800 Pfunb per SIG 3on III prffen.
MHe wcblgear5eitet nnb BON na@febenbtm @ertht:
HSDliSc AbSrebtrabnsn nt9t ist9hr ais 81 l1nSen.
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0ielel6e mIf:n bon etnr QuaIitdt @i;ea eema&t iefn, ba8
let4tsu I'D ctben une su tobren uao bar4auS Ron sIetdma-
Biger ViGe lit.
Der goaro bankrupt ba8 &sbt. irsenb peGfe @5tren gu.
riidiuweiien, ete nitt einen Druid RON 500 Pfunb per Quabrat-
sou trtroeen cher bon f9ledbtem @iien aenladt fnb.
Dte @Sbren mitiel BON na<ebeneem @eptdt unb l2Tae
ans istn: .s aT ssf
| 2 2Ou. RDhren tnii1Ten fuisden enI I0 TX
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0ffee Ses 0sSoferatntss.

Baltimore, ben 20. Osa. 1852.
@erfieeefte &uaebpte perben In bteIer Office bis ,um Mtitt.
nod Sen 81. Ie3. 1852 Mittaas nm II nbr entaeaenaenUr
men fir aue b1S nahit ,beno bei6rietene Material. bsI5en
tie QDdRerbtbDrbe pdbrenb bes SdbreS 1868 beburfen mag
Sn teten &nsebpte mus br &rttteL tpeIder blrin oHer,Tt
mirb. beutllt ~ange9eben nnb 6as MnsebDt an ben "Water
beard of the City of BALTIMORE a6relfrt werben.
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2sDer. &eger. SeDer.
Nm bic @slairr>, Sattel=, @tiefels unD G6ubs
NADER bon Baltimore, @aIbinatun unp tpp
INNER Der vWeder" eelsIsn ptrD.
Sd Bah. test i'm 9acem uno %empSan9e tdsli6 rno nB6r Mt.
!tA frtf9sn Borratb BON prtHd @eittrrlebtr, mtl@s i'd su
ier nj orig n prttien be faufcn Fam; In Der 39ai, tb baoe
ete srSbtre nnb btli9ere Nasr all ME traen6 elm anber.a
Saus in Baltimore, r6mlih uber 1000 g ,tten GeiNtrrfeber bpn
Oeri& seenem Sen. DIT unO gu preien BON 80 Gems per 9lb.
unb bSber.
Spblen- Qsber.
1000 Seiten Stmlof- unb Cat pbleoer tperben, tpenn sn
Dem ]. Sauna eet-n't, gu ~icfgsnceu Mt etiaen preiIst atae
rIlfen: Yrlma oerlCd- SOblenleotr $50 Sets Der Wfu9Hc;
semSt ltbeS 10. 15-25 Gent ; Dat Sob enl Der sos
Gents; elm GROCER 8crratb pom idwer m 9rima Ripa, bon 40
biz 60 9 MS per Plumb; 9 ~tp6bnItdeS 8ifeaeeer gu $215 per
6su; nus9elu6teS BE-; u Bleeer; prtma fn1hes unb fron,6s
rf3es &C ableesr; Yatentleer; eth GROCER @orratb Spn biefJem
Sable6er gu nMr 80 Sen . per YfanO; @puntp SqubanfaI.
Jung 80 @ents per Dfun6, lanlnt etuem prpBsn ScI II une
rif9sn gOrrots Won s9abm 1dsr- Y ;sfseaaen, ssiften. Sci
otn:geils Rortlcben. 9OiapfSden, RGaeIn l.. &C.; Sob unb
Betbserber-4 " rtSeu8e, Ssl &alg nnb SGpte, pclGe ib IteiS
faufe unp petfaufe.
2arum toHmt,@ iner uno &Ge, GIT
s. $. @rIpp,
gosqerber,
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giettr batea ben grtis per Sns a~nsuseben. M
3meisr0bren, BiertelsGircte unb Gnbpaen.

8teter mufen ben BreiS per Tonns. BON 2240 @funb, nuoe
ben uab bari ttne 2wisr5bre, 8tertel-Gtrcle oner glbcSet
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-27

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23
sberiG,s Foreclosure Sale.

CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY CT KENosHA:
Oliver S. Chapman, Plaintiff, against Serene Fisk
Ephram Perkins, Lucy Perkins, Alanson NJ. Titus
Kenosia a. Rockford Railroad Company, and Edward
g. Dyer and Pliny NJ. Perkins, Trustees of the estate
of Ephr aim Perkins, deceased, and Ann Titus De-
PENDANTS. "+a.-. sHr.a-e
pursuance and by virtue of Judgment of the Cir
II cult Court for the county of Kenosha, ma-e in the
above entitled be sold under the direction of the
subscriber public auction the court House In the city
of Kenosha county Kenosha and state of Wisconsin,
O'Clock in the afternoon of that dayAH thar certain
piece, parcel lot of land lying and being in the town
of Pike county of Kenosha State Wisconsin,
particularly known and described asThe fraction
al half Of section nineteen town two range twenty-five
east(w fr. hf. 49, 2, 22)excepting and reserying
the north sixty of said fractional half section al
excepting and reserving the piece parcel of land
described follows, to wit: Commencing the SOUTH
said fractional half section thence
ming westerly three hundred twenty and three
fourhs 1927 feet, thence northery five hundred and
fifty mine 1851 feet to the Burlington road thence east
ery along said road three hundred twentyseven and
half 1921 12 feet to the line of the fractional halt
section aforesaid thence southery four hundred and
Cash Dated at the Sheriff. Office this 18th day Of May
A. d. 1862. .....- JAMES NJ STEBBINS,
STRONG FULLER, Sheriff of Kenosha County
rs PI'S AHyS. .- 15w49
By order of the Plaintiff therein, the above sale is
hereby postponed until Monday the 3D. day of NOvem
5er A. D. 1862 at the time of day and place OF
sale ~, r s H..
Sherif7s Office August Goth, 1862 ..
JAMES NJ STEBBINS,
Sheriff of Kenosha County.
STRONG FULLER PlG's Atty's. l2td