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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-02-27
JkS. w. PRICE, NJ. D.,
PERMANENT PHYSICIAN,
Atlanta. Ga.

=. Atlanta. 9xas
rUAyING been absent, as Surgeon in the
III Army, during the last six months, would
respectfully inform the afflicted ut a distance,
as well as the citizens Of Atlanta and adjacent
country, that he has again engaged in the prac7
tice of medicine, in all of its various branches.
! It will be unnecessary to reiterate the fact OF
his unlimited SUGGEST curing the various ana oi-
yersified chronic diseases to which human nature
is liable. Especially has his attention been oi-
rected to the treatment OF FEMALE DISEASES,
such as Prolapsus Utsrs, Lucorrhsa, faan1ul
Menstruaticn, and such others as females are
liable to. which. in most instances, may be per-
manently cured. -. d, 81 z.
I also treat successfully, Rheumatism, Acute
or Chronic, syphilis, in all of its forms, espe-
cialy when Of the Mersurial type, Skin diseases,
Liver complaints, Dyspepsia, together with DOW
81 affections, either acute or chronic. ana. IN
deed. there are but few diseases which may MOI
be reached by proper medication.
The great secret Of my success, however, de-
nends not only upon an experience OF some
twenty seven years, but, to very large eAsnns
mon the agency of my @ELECTRO GALVANlC
RATHS..u which are the admiration ana WONDER
Of the scientific world. aa
Persons desiring my services can obtain them
nv calling upon me in Atlanta, where every thing
shall be DONE not only to cure them, put 70 rem
der their stay in our city agreeable and pleasant.
IF nerferred, (before coming here,) l will visit
them at their homes, by paying my expenses,
and FIVE dollars per day, while absent from the
city. -. p,,,,d;na secord
fight of stairs. Residence near the washington
| Hail. -<,r,S
| REFERENCES:
Gen. f. W. Capers, Marietta JOS. =: Brow9'
| Governor Of Ga! Col. 3. P. Watkins, Col. :. !.
whitaker, Thomas Doaier, N. d.; 3. r. sassee =
| Perino Brown, Gen. Ira Foster, Rev. H:.C.
Hornaday. Gen. J. Il. Rice, Atlanta, Ga; Rev.
q aAnthonv. Cuthbert, Ga. DR.. J.. DllWorth,
! Stone Mountain, Ga '.3.;.. J.
r. affords me pleasure in adding my testimony
to the above, as: well as recommending TO my
/ friends and patrons, James ". Price, N. ", %
physician of skill in the treatment OF al acu'e
diseases. $3.50, = ~ , nn11puAM Mn
] Il Atlanta, December 26, 31862-44m- tiai.rsEo
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-02-27
lefa Attention! KentuCkiansl! !;
n HAVE received authority from the Secretary
b of War to raise a Company Of

IL OF War 10 falSe q company OF
~ ..fss 49, FLYING ARTILLERY tr
to be armed with Williams Patent Breech-l load
ing Gun ,SThis Company will undoubtedly be
recruitcd1to a. battaaion in Kentucky, By ap-
pointment Of men from. the origlnAl company to
recruit and command the other Companies -
the l;o,,fest and best IN the service. Those.who
;o;n this arm Of the service avoid the danger
and exposureyof picket duty scouting, &c,-
s. fact #, IS the easiest and safest Of all,
Volunteers will receive tie regular bounty
s clothing. subsistence and pay Of artillery.
Recruiting Office in G. n. Josephson's store
one door below White s. Co.'S. Hotel, "A bingdon
~ b. 8. WILLIAMS,
49, Capt ssKentucky Battery.
y Feb. 10, 1863.-tf
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IN conformity with resolution OF the board Q. o.
| Directors Of the Virginia and Tennessee nan
road Compsny, adopted on the goth DAY OF !, Oc-
tober. 1862, notice is hereby given to tne 1oi'ow-
ing delinquent Stockholders in SAID company ~
that unless they come forward ana Pay !ns t.rest
lances opposite to their names. witn me intorsS
due thereon, on or before the l4th Gay 2, Slss
IsSa Ish.Ii. On that day, in front of the Mar
tet.house. ia the City of Lynchburg, proceed 70
sel at nublic auction, to the highest bidder, loE
casb the unnaid shares standing in their names
on the books of the Company. 49,
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CfrcuIar--To Absentees.

a LIZ members Of Company e, 48th va. lnian-
"a try. nov absent without leave, who will re
ioin their Company by or before lst OF March
next sctthout being apprehsnded, will be allowed
to return to duty without being tried Or punish
ed for past offences. All, however; who 40 not
accept this proposition and are absent Witno. y
leave after that date, shall be publshed, anu
arrested, punished to the letter Of the iaW as &c
.erters S Permission to make this proposition
L.s heen granted to COMMANDMENTS Of Companies
hv Col. Garnet, and it is to be hoped that al
Concerned uillaayail themselves Of SO favoraoie
sn opportunity to retrieve their past misdesds.
- "a. John P. HAMILTON, Sergt v
Comdg Co. z, 4Sth Va. Infantry.
- Camp at Morse,s Neck, Feb. l3, '6o--zw
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ADJ,TsAND INSP'R GENES OFFICE,
81 o. ~ Richmond, Jan. Is, 1868.

&BNERAL ORDERS a. - 's#%i Il
~ No. 81 s03IKfsC
/. The following order is published for the in
formation Of all concerned:
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. q.
81 ssa3 81 Richmond Va, Jan. ~, 1865.
u The following officers and men have been duly
i exchanged and are hereby SO declared.
I'D "a llofficers and men captured in Kentucky,
s,rennesssee Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Flo
riaa and South Carolina, up to December 10Th,
1882 eif15ss - .llgsssfg .a.an -,l.,s. ta.s2S
sE92. IAN officers and men captured in Missouri
Kansas New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas and
Louisiana; up to january LIST, 1868. tn,
,sss q! The two foregoing sections apply not ony
to officers and men Of the Confederate service,
bnt also 70 all persons captured in arms or hos
q Tile array against the United States, Whatever
4snav have been the character Of the military or
rnnizations to which they were attached, and
whatever may have been the terms OF the peroles
given By them. !. If any are in Federal PRISONS
thew are to be Immediately released, and deliv-
cred TO the Confederate authorities.
a. All persons what have been captured on the
SEQ or -sacost of the Confederate or United
states. up to December 10th, 1862. II any such
are in Federal persons, they are to be immedl-
ately released and delivered to the Confederate
authorities.
been uehVefeu dt Otty = oiAs w ~ St'AAS'AJ Se-'
1858.
6. All Confederate officers and men who have
been delivered at Vicksburg up to December
2Sd. 1862, and including said date.
7. All paroled Confederate officers and men
receipted for at Vicksburg up to December 23d,
1862. and including said date
g. All Confederate officers and men captured
and paroled at Fredericksburg, Va. in December
1862. estrsgss4sssH Mt 8s,8s9
o. All Confederate officers and men captured
and paroled at Goldsboro', N c., in DecembeF
1862. Il e@ Il. II go
g 10. Other miscellaneous andminor exchanges
Of which the appropriate officers will be duly m
Norn.-All Confederate officers and men wis
had been captured in Virginia or Maryland, be
fore the first Of November, 1862, and all COME
derate officers and men who at any time had beer
delivered at Aiken's Landing, were declared Z
De exchanged by former notice. No. g..
ROBERT GUILD, II
.x1ees..,.. r.5,s; ys.s Agent Of, Exchange
Tss = f fas.n Z S. COOPER,
5,j,,.g, AM, Adjutant and Inspector General
go January 20, 1866. l.5 s. !
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IVY p KirkbIide, Administrator with the
w WIN annexed Of John Klrkorlde, decd
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+, a. Rogan, Jacob Hamilton,
q p Hamilton and J. M. Hoss, In Chancery.
A. = '-.-As IS ID Defts.
Same Plaintiff.
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Washturton county, towit:

Feb. 18th, 1ses--4w
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New Tannery.

Feb. 13, 1868,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23
RAILROADS.

III UDFos RiNRH RAILROAD mars FOR Aha
IL ne Ttayt 49, sgrh $40 w.. ttk9it#Fs sfss
EfT sod W A n aMd IS GsNH 81 ~ ~ an1 49,.
days as y n ffou Thtr4sts sNsst
NV YORK, HARLFs AsD Ai@ssr gaitRpaD
~ gOg afEAAT. TNgN. NORTH AND WIT
NtsTbH AWEAs0Estsr.
ceHsrrt,lns sostsg ~. ". t~l
YhF A htry4 ~ g3A y htfffHs Ma To ffof tsssy
sth sFsst aMNSu Hsann-a *afs tW4ay Mat a
IONS q nCuiLI. a4ssftsre.a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-23

ct NICHOLAS HOTEL. NEW YORK, FEBRUARY L.,
- sag-N uard -The undersigned beg leave inform
their friends and the travelling public generally hh they
have .ged the 1t Nicholas Hotel Tor number Of years
The house yI We rehed throughout The cellars VIII be
with the wines and liquors by src,
lion The their In every parcus hey
hope to render IL abrasive as hoLe in the United
gta,rs rPOTrS y HAWK
LARRY sPOTTG eAMusL HINE-
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REWARDS.
GEORGE WASHINGTON

q = REwasD.-Losr OF THURSDAY HuIL rfR.
eD rlef bt D. seisH from - W ~ pl4nd.. Aay fers8n
finding hs abgvs will rsrivs hr tbsnss Of 80
hs rsssrd ~ sppirns Al "a f 0s ogrnsf u 10 s-nh
ard ninth
= REwAHD.-LRFT IN sfnra AYEsrH arAgE,
spo 90 rstnrfsy .tsaas, t'ru3Fg al psifs Ops
- asses ~ fssufnibg Nrn W ~. ~ Wee fafy arr
street ns hirth AysnHe IA honss AtsF 81 ftstf ~
sbgye reward.
Gg REwARD-DCsT. on rEBRCsKY ~ 4 SNAIL
o. BAxs Aud Tan slot WUntaa "a SIS rfNf fAff
hal narrow LAthsr taBa sip8Ed ~ ~ 4 49, ANs
uhns % bfeA.i Any nne fsiHrntur ~ " - brs street
Vii receive ths ng0se rt~sra.
clo WILL M sgSr ~ tHF cnsr wlio HoHkpw
'IlV - ~ NJ eyer = 49,. ~ XIV f.tt - n
st8r4sF utght u ~ ff# tfh Ae iAM ~tamg t#a an
sett " aadfwts #H9 e. faH
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WAsrED-ExrERIEScEp crA nEaxAiDsi ALSO
..sss from is s,SI.s j beth = W IA
at. D 0oAlyn, good servants sui.ea rig 4 away.
WANrED-rwo SERVANTS; oNg COOK WASH
Tres. sna apnsf an /, e ,nsr a srmAa ana o "a
Apply At 50 ssa st. near South ferry.
WANTED PROTESTANT WOMAN TO DO GENE
w raj housework. Can al Al q. I'd 81, hobosen.
for particular shop Cali At No Hester St. top
WANTED-A SMART GIRL FOR THE GENERAL
", houseMors Of private fanily must good brad
tween Oh and iOth avs - "s'' ~" 50
yUANrED-A PROTESTANT SuRs. APPLY Aru
w west i4th St, from " so2 ococ.
yVANTED--A GOOD PROTESTANT GIRL FOR GENE.
ven % 1 isS ~ sa ,gA'
w housswork Of small family; be ar.t rate
ferred. Apply from 10 TIL 2 al lsJ t.h
WANTED-Two SERVANTS. ONE TO COOK. WASH
None ne apply but So W veil and s sn
good references. Apply at IS Beach st.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TWO EXPERIENCED
w operators on the Howe sutchng machine, cylinder
5. y. fewer, No. % Park row. hf,h noor. "''''
w OF milk, TO take charge OF babs Al her residences
in Brooklyn preferred Cali from 40
st.. South Brooklyn.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RRooKLyN ATnENEUM.-rUsLc DISCUSSION
ID under the of the South Brooklyn Lite A.
ISOLATION. at the Athenaun, Tuesday evening" Feb ~ At
~ O'Clock. Qucson"Is the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation Constitute Expedl.ntn
WIN Ii. Barber Esq. Negatve-D, 4. Barnes, Esq Adj
mitAnce free. HENRY HILL. prcslcnL
JANIS RosIssoS Secretary
Umpire LODGE. NO a. T. 0. o. F-MEMBERs or
u the Lodge requested meet In Egg pan Room,
Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday, 2th instant Al twelve
o'clock NJ 10 the last tribute Of respect 10 late
esteemed brother, Charles Pancosst. BY orier,
JAMES SADLIER, Secretary.
GOLD BEATERs ATTENTTON-A MEETING WILL
NJ be held at the Mercer House ths tMonday) evening" at
o'clock
HAMPSHIRE COAL-WE HAVE APPOINTED Mr.
II Quintard u Pine street New YORK, - be sole
agent for the sale OF the celebrated Coal from mines
Consumers only the genuine ampshr Coal through
him during the year 1868 nAMpsliiRE MINING CO.
. For THOMAS GEMMEiL, President
Nxw YoRx, Feb. z. 1858.
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RLACK SILKS-BLACK SILKS
We Offering
LARGE STOCK OF
L-BOILED eros DE RHINES AND TAFFErAs,
Al Amali advance last year prices.
Also.
choice assortment OF PLAIN COLORED SILKS much
under the present market value.
w. X. PEYTON, 274 Bowery
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-26
aALI.

KENOSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Gaylor Sheldon, ct al. agst Asahel ". Benham ana ElES-
beth Beuham.
IN pursuance Of and by virtue Of Judgment of foreclosure
and sale OF the Circuit Court Tor the county Of henosha{
made i'll the above entitled action, ] shall offer Tor sale ana
18Th day Of april 1853 at one O'Clock in the Afternoon Of that
day 81 the font door of the Court House in the cry ana
County of KenOsha una State of Wisconsin all the follow
ing described real Estate or So much thereof as shan be nee
essary to make the amount Of said judgment, interests ana
All that certain piece or Larcel Of laud situate ana belh6 n
the town of salem in the County and State afortsaid and
being a part Of the South west quarter Of section No. Thir.
ty [3OJ described az follows, to wit beginning on the west
line OF the South wesG quarter OF Section NO. lmTFy ~
IN township No. one J and Range No. twenty lWIbast, At
the center OF the road, thence running n!E'h on sns cp"S "
William Fauikner's land, thence South Is ~ degrees East an
thence South ~ degrees west two chains y seventy two links
to Francis Brotts land; thence South q! ~ degrees west one
thence south 70 degrees, west three chains oEd ten links to
chains and hity-lour links to the place Of beginning; con
tanning seven and o-lOO acres ot land,
And also a part Of the cas- half Of the south east quarter
Of the south east quarter Of section number twenty-five
81 in township No. one O. north Of range No. nineteen
1871 east. situated in the town RANDALL ~ the county anu
STATE aforesaid, and bounded and described as follows. to
wit:-Comnenc;ns in the centre OF ne road wh3re - CROSSES
the town line, thence running north ten chains ana setenoy
LINKS TO the southwest corner Of Vim Faulkner landjthence
north - II degrees west ten chains and ~hfty-two links
thence.north % degrees west ten chains; thence thence south
west Two chains and twenty-eight links thence due west
nine chains ana twenty ad dnksto me m0rth easS sb ooImsI and NJ
swenty links; thence east ten chains and ninety i6ur nhksi
buryftg ground four chains and sixteen links; thence
centre Of tic road thence caoterTy along the cen tie Of said
road two chains and ninety-seYen INKS TO 'he pace : he
same more or less, and both ofsaid parcels containing abo Ut
twelve [I2l, thirteen [I8l and fourteen M ia
Block No. six tGj and Lots Nos. six l6J and seven W
10 q B BioSk 40 80. i've f5G ali IN the village Of Wilmot, acoord-
TO the plat Of said village, recorded in the Register
s4sTla's once. Jan: u, 1868. sn. ~ y HT kosSsS, F GSSot,
BlH AttTB. iJND@ ..
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and all the ~conveniences Of a modern hosplt-
al. There are, besides, the hospital steamers
d. A. January and city of Memphis, capable
of accommodating twelve hundred more. b
medical purveyor has a boat apart for medl-
cal supplies of all kinds, with cots and bed
ding, sufficient to extemporise. several other
floating hospitals in case Of necessity. Gen.
Grant is determined to have provision made
for the sick, equal to any contingency which
may arise, and before very long will quarter
his army on the high ground on the opposite
side of the river. Assistant Surgeon General
Wood is accomplishing, and will accomplish
all that is possible for any man to do. Be
sides the floating hospital and hospital steam
ers mentioned which he has prepared, there
is the hospital steamer City of Alton now on
her way with the sick to this city she being
unable to fill up with sick at Young's Point,
directed to complete her load at Helena
and Memphis. At Memphis there are accom-
mediation for five thousand sick, prepared by
order of Assistant Surgeon General Wood. The
Sanitary Commissions are following the ar
my up. supplying such stores as the generous
public by their liberality enable them to do
Mr.. P~attenburg, our special agent, VIII be
with the army, to take charge Of and dlstrlb-
uC0 III ouPPllco noLt HUN Clil0 Pi"oo'
my is i'll a far better condition than | had hop
ed to find it. Officers and men are full OF
hope, courage, and determination to crush
this rebellion, They are the only messengers
of peace, and if those who remain at home
will only stand fast, be firm and united, speak
words Of cheer and encouragement, and then,
with their prayers, our sons, brothers and
friends will soon return. ~conquerors of a peace
which will be enduring, and give us a once
more united and happy nation.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-26
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.

The DAY SCHOOL BELI~-The tunes are lively and sucl
as may he easily mastered by children. The spirit Of
the songs is unexceptonable, and we'll adapted to the
sEynol-l Dom. 1t is the cheapest, and among the best
conpends Of school music published.-N. Y. Teacher.
DAY SCHOOL BxLL.-This book is eminently adapted to
use in our common schools. The editor very truly OBJ
serves in his preface, at is universally conceded, that
singing strengthens the lungs, sOftens the voice, sweetens
the temper, I'D is one of the richest sources Of exquisite
enjoyment" These are, certainly, results which we
need to have brought about in our systems Of Education,
and we are firm in the conviction that this science ought
to be taught in all our schools.
te have Il great number of school song books before
the puhIic, but many of them lack musical as well as lit
erary taste, and are really dernoraliziDg III their influence
upUt. the musical talent of the young. Airs OF ackDowl.
edged excellence, welded to wUId DIS o true poetry, arctic
qualities that ought to be soug with the greatest care,
IL the preparation Of a schOO sg book. This book
seems TO combine these two - :es.-Pe1 SchOoL
.Jour7tGL.
The DAY SCHOOL BELI.-We unhesitatingly pronounce
Ibis collection of music the best We nave ever seen for
general use in our schools. With one feature we are es-
pecialIy pleased-the large number Of familiar tunes
We recognize many an old faVorite, and a friend 10
whom we handed a copy, counted over forty pieces that
she knew. They are, almost without exception, choice
tunes, well adapted for schoOl-roOm use. Most Of the
new music will become popular. The elements are well
for vocal practiee.-Oh10 Ed@cdton0t MONTH";
Ey.
We find in this book a great variety Of excellent mu-
sic, adapted to the wants of day schools OF all grades
Here are solos, duets, trios, quartettes, chorusss, rounds
and chants; some Of them secular, some o.them. sacred,
all Of them fit to be sung by children at home or IN school
Don't forget to 'Ietth children sing. Ie4cher,
fortuna, NE.
DAY SCHOOL BELL, of exceIent hymns. This book con-
tains the elements OF vocal music, and nearly two hum
dred pages-of music and words, adapted for schools and
suitable for almost all occasions. 1t contains a large
number of pieces which will be iaYorltes with the young,
as well as several standard giees and patriotic songs
The sabbath Bell" Nos. l and 2, by the same editor,
had an immense sale, and the ebay School Bell"
seems calculated to secure o reception as favorable as
ha. been awarded to its predecessors.-N. H. Educa-
tiOR0k JOurndk.
HE DAY SCHOOL BELL.-We have seen many works Of
Iii character. and believe this to he the hest ever issued
for ihe uss Of Public Schools and home ci~rcle.-IIpton
Adcertser, Upton, Iona.
HORACE WATERS. Publisher, DtI
45tf All Broadway, New YORK.
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Behold the mansion reared ~ dc g. lex;
See the malt stored in many a ~pi.thoric sack
In the proud cirque of VANS biyouac.
Marx how the rats feIonious fangs invade
The golden stores in Johns pavilion laid.
ANN. with velvet foot and Tarquin strides,
Subtle Grimalkin to his quarry ghdes
Grimslkin grim, that slew the fierce rodent
Whose tooth in sidious Johann's sacAcloth rent
Iol the d.ep.mouthed canine foe assault,
That yexed the Avenger Of the stolen malt,
stored in the hallOwed precinct VI that han
That rose complete at Jacks creative call.
Here stalks the impetuous COW, With crumpied NORM
where on the exscerbsted hound was torn,
Who b4yed the feline sIaughter-beast that tem
The rat predacious, whose keen fangs ran thfoNE"
The textile flores that involved the graz"
That lay in Hans inyiolate domain
Here walks the rorlorn damsel crowned with rue,
Lsctiferous spoils from vaccine uuso NJ IorH
OF that couiculate beast whose tortuous morn
Ta.aad " tbe clouds In herce, ViDdictiVe scorn,
Tho having hound, whose ~braggart bark and stir
Arched the Little spine and reared inc iaeIsAah' u
or puss. that with Yerminicidal claw
struck the weird rat, in whose insAtlate nav
fsv Tseking malt that erst 10 Jusn's courts we saw.
ROBBED in senescent garb, that seems IN sooth
TOO long a prey to Chronos' iroR tooth,
Rebold the man whose smorous lips incline,
FulI of young Eros' oscuIative sign,
To the ioru maiden whose lsc-albic hands
Drew Albuliactic wealth from lacteal glands
or the immortal bovine, by whose horn
Distorn to realms ETHEREAL was borne
The beast catulcan, yexer ofthat ely
UIysse quadrupedsl, who made die
The old verdscious rat that dared deVour
Antecgdaneous ale in Johns domestic bower.
Lot here, with hirsuts honor8 dofed, succinct,
OF saponaCeous locks, the priest who linked
In uymen's golden bands the torn %unthriit,
Whose means eTiguous stared from many q rift,
Even az he kissed the virgin all forlorn,
Wink MIXED the COW with implicated horn,
Who in fierce wrath the canine torturer sAied
That dared to Yex the insidious muricide,
Who let auroreaI eriuence through the pelt
OF that sly rat that robbed the palace that JACK Guilt,
The loud cantankerous shanghai comes at asst
Whose shouts aroused the sLorn ecclesiast,
Whe sealed the VOWS Of Hymen's sacrament
To him who ROBBED in garments INDECENT
EIosculates the dsmsel lachrymOse,
The emulAgAtor Of the horned brute mOrOse,
That tosst the dog that worried the cat that killed
The rat that eat the malt that lay il the house ihsi
Jack built,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-26

hEN0sHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
William =. Shepard against Mary l.. Fisk, Serene Fisk md
Lucinda Is. Fisk his wife, John J.. " iltz, John. Benedict,
Asahel Farr, Ext Of William Mattocks deceased, Samuel
Il. Scott, Samuel Hale, the kenosha, Rockford 4 Rock IL
land Railroad company, Earnest solomon, Ii. Otis Post,
and THOMAS Moran.
IN pursuance and by virtue of q judgment of
n foreclosure and sale Of the circuit court for the county Ut
of Reuosha, made and entered in the above entitled action,
on the 18th day of November. A. d. le62, ! shall uher for sale
and sell ut public auction TO the highest bidder, On saturday
the 18th day OF april, a. d. 1868, at one o'clock IN the after
noon of that day, at the front door OF the Court House, ~
the city and county OF cnosha, in State of Wiscon sin, ell
the following real estate, or 30 much thereof as alnh be nee
essary to make the amount of said judgment, interest and
costs and the costs and disbursements OF said sale, to vat:
All those certain pieces or parcel, Of land lying and being
in the town of Somers, in tho county Of kenOsha and state OF
Wisconsin, and more particularly describedas follows, 70 VIZ;
Lot seven in Block four; also, Blocks hvc and ten OF FISK .
Addition, on the southwest quarter Of section thirty-one OF
township no. two and range twenty-three: Also, the ioDoW-
ing piece or parcel Of land situated upon the aforesaid south
west quarter dissection tl1rty-one; commanding at the south
west corner Of Flsks Addition, on said quarter seetlon'
thence North heavyweight rods, thence west to the west line
Of said quarter section, thence south 20 the north west cor
ner OF John 4. Shepherds land, about seventy-nlne rodr,
thence east on said John T. Shepherds north line 20 his north
east corner about twenty-three rods, thence south to RANK
Road, thence cast to the place Of beginning-suhject to the
right OF the enosha Il Beloit Railroad.
Terms Of sule, CASH.
Dated at Sherif's Office, Jan. n, 1868.
HUDSON FOX,
VoLNEY FRENCH, Sheriff Of Keuosha County.
Plaintiffs Atty. l3W33