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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

,.cd tatss possesses The power 70 mnke tho Unised
trtes Treasury nctes bills Of credit LAWFUL money ana
Sender IN the ID yrncnt Of debts and that Judgment
shouid he rende, cd In these two cases accordingly
In concluding thcsc observations which have arcaGy
been made rnorc extended than supposed they wousa
or intended they should be. will only ada single Ie
mark II is think proper for me frankly 10 say .nas
appronched tie consideration OF this grave question
with desire 10 sustnin the act Congress- whose va
lidfy il called In question As much as this 10 que ~
INV Judgment TO any and every act Of the supreme s
loie OF the nation But this Just IepuRnancc 10 thwh
that legislative i'll prohibit It's exercise II enhanceu
in the present by the consideration OF tho grave
responsibility resumed by any citizen who In fy way
or in any sphere Of action will impose hindrances or Cd
tacs Ia the Efforts Of the Governments 70 suppress e
on eat and wicked Rebellion. which has brong 80 nEI
misery upon us Rebellion as little JUSTIFIED IN moIai
ma In legal ar constitutional righ- 4,
Notwithstanding such considerations, however. inc
ou.siion for u.s. ~ judges. is simply one OF law; anu
dur judgements had been adverse To the right OF Con
cross 10 pas this law. onths and our consciences
are parunount 10 al other considerations In TINS con
nocticn must also say. that commenced the oxami
natiop If thin question with grave doubts OF the power
~ Congress to pas this law md with IN impression
odyer,e 10 i,s validity Deliberate examination has rc
moved these doubts and give my Judgment WIN
clear and uaheststing conviction OF The POWER OF Coh
grcss 10 make Government notes legal tender in
nure auestIon Of constitutional law. and with tue men
a A, well Us moral satisfaction which attends clear
belief so carefully reached upon point oil su.h ilor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

h ~ sowrv n nrrsnov hahn ~ Be- ssyiousiy ~
some o. AZ ss"hs 49, $500 III ssv bsis.s
- q ~ w. ps,tss Vii tsIs q l. "a uSeomasS
Be: %s sr' %sSt:: S md 70 parties
decidedly close NewYo Exchange urdsr the active Do.
%.nd fOr cS s W Ss i.:ur d:oe"Ss Sod,s ess
sy,n -, somstius: Obliged 10 subm 70 The lowe
sseIs n: selling rang. p oisSsA' lowest rate bye
'"'' o'u'' W 'e'' ''''o
Marx ets-CA.syvxxy RxYoxTnp ron TEE \. 7. TRiBUIR
sATunDAI,. oct 1870. ., lsss
81 81 SO for Pots and % IS fos Pesra
Co1TQN-An active speculative inquiry s,'n prsvas y
this mstkst and prices have again closing vesy
strong Tbs sees and rsass embrace about 3o bass On
bas, o. sSss9S for Midd,ins.
COFFEEIFhcre has been very sc,Se naise ,oosy ic
1 and the ,.es an large .. prizes slowing an advance
inny 81 D cious vey nfn. Ins ~ nIiosos
Ing 3o Wes India styles In fair demsnd and vssy
strong sales o. w bsgs hasaoaoo p at ~ dss
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihs market ior western and state
brand, and So on the bssr grade, influenced By larger
arrivals and the heavDess In exchange Our soct Of Old
still very large and ia folly ", 90 not ao~ ob Dat
probable that the receipts o. new VII prove g curing tne
season. The sars are ssv DO = 20 o1 .. - eops,
$3.50 ~ Fancy stated s. soeee ~ for low grades &
W..ern EI,rai 50 lsGs6 50 for Shipping Onloi 80 ty0
Old and new ST. Loui. Errni and s7ays 81 fOr new DO
Canadian Flour s IN limited demand and Is lower -aes q
go DO a; % 3a IS W for the low grades Of Extra and
IS 9s5 50 for Trade and Family Eruas southern flsu
In gt request. and heavy al the close sales Of 40 oos
So 20l for common good Extra County and Batimora
and lOa 20 IS for Trade and Family brands Rye rlou
Ia Arm AID In i,ir demand the supy limited; Of 20
bbs al As 0 D. for the better grade. Corn Meal hrn
and In fr reoue.i mes OF 40 BIB arfsx aost at ~ .3
1p,T~ IT.. Wb.a, m.rkst IA b.ttr supplied and with
- .,, in ,chs,',e nr;ce, are IA ,c lower bat fair
s h. n,syi "A a, ~. dseine although the naIAet at
a. ,pSy 800, The ,aes are iJJ So bs 3D., and
~, - "a a,1 bm.h new Chicag, Spring, a. ia 81 "a;
800 80. mr., iasa az 81 lTtnsi y "a sbo bush. Old
amber We.rern in store 81 27a q; sud zs2odo New
,hcr W.,r siioat a. 81 3T1-I ~. the isi,.f rs foe
yery choice Barley 10 pee but most OF III q In.
ror Quality and unstable n--s at reduced rai 'ds Of
800 busn Canada East private terms baii.y aah
iu but !. and hrm. Oats ere qle ac.e .d prices
AZ. tfiner 22eVo bush. l,4sJc "f land AIT
and 10 FOR es,sru and state. Incnaed IA the ssiss
Az. ~ o o.b Wesein 70 arrive, 81 C7c Rye u n gr sup
NV and !. nftu: II 1890 bush tnsound - 10 shd
~, m lo Of northern II 81 100 81 L. CON l. IN sclve
.,c.y y. r,eue., and IL trrlsr; sales q 25,yJ bHs
A. for We.t,rn Mixed agoe.; bic. FOR do IN stcrs
-,t o.. tor N ..te.n Yellow.
IsY s",rne Ia good request and price, firmly n,ia-
,,irsI. al. Of +. $40 b - NV It BE \, 100 10
HOPS ri. % request bn, the sock = s'aI eni m
marx. a odeTate saes o. Old At Is@Se -id 'ew
NOHbi-There has been sone ING ny, 1nn We zoe 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

~. GliAll J. 81 a...ns - Oasc. lo--ty. A. 80 ults
...r n. I.. tIlf .. ll h ..Ha u. . l"f %
op-s,.r or. a.. tle -lao. So TIE cunf n..at slied
fIal DC a-s 10 sag o. O.4i.lill. nas axle stOP-
fae mo- .... .lt.rg Coz t.t ..u- OBJ. . So ilcr.
.. ego 1consirt1rf NJ e ratlrT Nrross s-'g'- gaa,
.ln tl.l.y n3 TorcI $40 ~ Zen. 5itl; .s co.lt'iI
f..lr.r ..a e.. utu t.s tut..c l-l.. I'D Ion
ar.f ttc l.s geo c'udisg lrr.t t.e Sig. ~ cpafss
l.r ,... .Hs worthless. 4.e Police N tAe LACK
81. .lc o. 4ul.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

OcT -i7.tcs obs. Fo.r - pns; " -'t'r -. =" %.
rl..l.s iuf.lu .'sa fh .f tHis'i l a
90 o. .ls1 bass u.ft e. 80 90. sarsY. - pA-s Asb..
llu pas al 10 - Ttss Lard 30 g. - .Io'.a--os. :, ~
.. fo-s..ta-l, $50 lss- D-tf-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

or mon commercial papcr The legal tendes eases"
recently made By the Court Of Appess ere destined 70
have an important bearing upon monetary Affairs The
Court 70 the casxa observer only declared legal what
the majority OF people had agreed Wa legal and
and upon which they have acted since the notes
vere issued The decision has . wider scope. Being
the solemn act Of the highest Court Of the commercial
center OF the Union IL win be accepted - settling tho
action of the Supreme Court OF tho United States Tho
Government will oct "A future upon the decision tnat
the issue Of circuld e paper money 10 no longer
doubtful power but hat Il rests upon the sanction OF
the Constitution Congressional action. and that hnsl u
dical authority to which appeal has boon TAKEN and
upon which the public will act with confidence Inc
question Of supply Of money has now been settled TOT
only needs moderate amount more Of legal tenders
in the currency to enable the Secretary TO sell his
funded debt 10 the extent Of his wants This course
means imitation in values but that Ii the smallest eV
within the choice Of the Government The less prudent
people are induced to expand thor operations under the
decision the less they viii lose when the reaction
which Is sure to come. is experienced.
The General Loan Agent of the Treasury, MIR.
Jay Cooke his visit 10 this city few days ago. con
s,ituted the First National Bank Of NewYork (No u
Wall street, one OF his subagens for the distribution OF
tho popular 500 years p cent stock either In bonds TO
bearer OF denominations OF ESQ., eloo $500 and el0oo
or in certificates inscribed in the name of tho applicant
The bank is authorized and win make the same obate
ment to banks bankers and savings institutions. who
desire 20 have the Bonds for resale or investment "a
the other subagcns And for the greater convenience
of tho public We understand that the Bank will keep
supply Of the Bonds hand for immediate delivery 40
rs to avoid the present short delay Of sending the
subscriptions to Washington for return in Bonds
Gold has sold at l434 but closes at l43t, and
Is fairly steady.
The Liverpool steamer City Of Washington
teke, out in specie SAP osO and the Hamburg steamer
Bavaria sl5l0oo.
Sterling Bills arc quoted at 1871.
Tie earnings of the Chicago and Northwest
erp Road for September 500 ooo against $4,000
II, s., year. shown an increase q 5000.
Tne total imports a. New-York for the week
ending oct compare Is follows with those Of tie past
four weeks:
Werk en8 o., = SEPT - Sgt y SEPT 10 SCI, =.
Dr. roodss o20 ~ 05si5s l9 = 50 ~ 90 :, 800
Gen iad.e 49,. s6.5li 1ot5taS 2o.s5'i -'ie'O'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

Io.sl.........as 7-,.0lJ Q! 3Jli.f4 . sl--V44 d
Tho interest on he Bonls and Stocks OK the
Gas q Ncu.york. due on tAs lst Of November. VII
10 paid On ,at day by tie city Chamberlain ct he
Iiro.awuy Bank. Tie transfer booAs vii 10 closed
on tho iith inst
Tie earnings o. the Alton aid Chicago rail-
rosa Ar Ga fogi,h vcas On seric.-bo. a,rc'
lsI............. tItyo llr'.....,.,.......f4s,,1s
Lacrosse. ..............-., ~ilt-y
The following Oh irct Of Ccmfany roporit
.to- lie coal ,l.ulcc ~ ths week ard season as com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
.4se.l;aallr lMs9ea.s-0sl. p

To'el.........t 81 - +5b3 ~ -5D'47"r'' -
The Illinois Central for three-quarters OF this
year ending 30th September, shows gam Of 70 per
cont upon It's entire business tho collection q arrears o'
interest and up3n tho lands which are fei apart Tor the
nteres. fand exceed six hundred thousand dolars II
the Int quarter brings n corresponding collections The
Interest on the per cent bonds Of which there are less
,iaa t. ci,c millions outstanding vii be met from me
/ - E.nl wlt.aal nncrn-cllnr on tho irnllc.
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TIE following are tho receipts Of The Monis
C..,l i9r tlo pl.i aeoki
....f ts -..t f4 i................ ffIs - -
49, .. ....... ..I.. N'-r1f Na =
l.tl ~ q. .-.,.-...-...... ii eti ...,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

Thirty millions OF francs are 10 be eA.S
In prusslsn rron,!er NY,ye. .cs NJ ono
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

decresse IN The suppy Of oulrsoey begins bs sssouy M
some o. the bs.isis hsys q Cstsh .hsis clOssIy -
In Exchange per whom parties will take q - uncommea
still supplied 4 The usual asorss via 90
IL decidedly close NewYo Exchange urdsr the active de-
msnd for currency % working easier The buying price 10
dsv l. nsr al dsccun4 VIII The Larger dsoeant houses
oers even sp somstiucs obliged submit n the lowe
Saure The ceiling range pa 0e0t-ths lowest rate bys
sI.se house 10 best customer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
TrIIuns Of Thufsday Soy3:

Nh. None, m 10 Icy la- been boomins as some Of
ie bankers call dc intense ecly NhpB e4Ass - tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
LrcAL TENDER CONSTITUTIONAL.
rpdac Erpott,a Opinion.

n Metropolitan Bank and The Shoe and Leather Bmk Re
syoadsnts sE Henry h. Van Dyck Superintendent OF the
Bank Department, Appellants Lewis II. Meyer Appel
laaL sgt Jas J. Roosevelt, Respondent
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-08

The 0tt0a0tn0 lands arc an the s. w. Or Of Sec 81 TG
" r % n and IN McLaMahkills Addition.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-08

State Of Wisconsin, Kenosha County Circui
Court.
Hope Lathrop, against Eliab Foster, and Jannet.
Foster
action, rendered May 18th 1882 at the regular term
OF said court, L. Hudson Fox Sheriff Of SAID County
shall oHer for sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder therefor at the front door of the Court
House IN this City and County of K=uosha and State of
the 18th day of November A. d 1858 the following d.,
scroed ot or parcel oil land to wit: Twenty five acres
oelhg the west haH ofa certain fifty acres situated in
the east part Of the northeast quarter of
hon eleven, (l1) Town one ~ Range twenty (9O) East
included within line drawn parallel with the ea line
OF SAID quarter section, and extending the north and
south lines OF said quarter section as to aid
nfy acres of and and lying and being in the state OF
Dated August Goth, 1863. HUDSON FoX
JOSIAH BOND Sheriff of Benosha County
Alt'6s Atty. l8wII'
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In Probnre-KenO.ha County Court.

In the matter OF the estate of Hugh Wilson, deceased
I'm reading and fling the petition of r. II. Deming
" Administrator Of the estate of Hugh Wilson, deceRs
ed setting forth the amount Of personal estate, that
mas come TO his hands, and the disposition thereof and
the amount legaces due from said estate and des-
crpion OF all the real of which said deceased
died sezed and the condition and value OF the respec
tive portions thereof and praying that license be 20 him
granted to sell the whole OF said real estate, and
pearing by said petition, that there is sufficient per-
sonal estate in the hands of said Administrator pay
degacies and that is necessary in order pay the
same to sell the whole of said real estate 1t is there
fore ordered that all persons interested in said estate
appear before the Judge of this Court Monday the
second day OF November next at 10 o'clock A. M,
office in the city of Kenosha, then and there to show
cause, if any there 81 all be- why cenes should be
granted to said Administrator sell said real
And it is further ordered that copy of this order shall
be published for four successive prior said day
of hearing, in the Krnosha Telegraph" weekly news
paper, published at the city Of Kenoshs, said county
Dated, Sept. 10Th, 1858 W. WEBSTER,
4Wl5 County Judge.
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From the Southern Kansas Herald
LINES.

BY ABBY A. BARNUM.
Written on the death of AMOS w. BARNUh, who
fell ON the field OF battle, while stormng the
breastworks at Vicksburg, May 22d 1868.
Thou hast gone our dearly lovd one-stricken
down in manhood's prime,
Thy precious life was offered on Freedom hoi5
shrine, -....
Thou pIeg'd thy VOW to Liberty, when oped thl-
dreadful fray, -.
To nobly live or freely die, when duty led the
way,
Theu couldst not bear to see the Flag Thy patrio'
sires had borne.
Through many a field OF carnage dire, by Tuth'o7S
traitors torn, -,
And when it's sacred folds thou press "i'' '0'
ersnce to thy heart ... .,, the
ThoG calmly swore while life was lett 10 ac' 'le
hero's part.
Thou hast kept tiny pledge our love one ana Kept
il to the last, ~ -. -
Twas thy last blow Tor human IIS"t' 'H'" my
freed spirit pass d
song,
Where patriot martyrs elasp'd thy hand, and
gently led thee on,
And rapturous was the meeting there, with those
thou lovd so we'll,
Ths dear companion Of thy soul, and thy lovely
gentle Belle,
And thy smiling cherub Eva that beautsous little
one,
Who went up to live with angels when lifes race
was just began.
We Elourn the lOv'd one tho we feel there is no
cause for woe,
Eor others dear even as thou our saddest tears
must flow.
Others who yet with weary feet, the bloody war.
path tread,
Damp earth the only pillow where rests the aching
head
O, would some beatiic spirit near each dear SOL
der stand
Who indor8e this glorious motto God and my
native land
Cheer them midst din of battle, where stoutest
hearts may quail,
And if they fall support and cheer them through
the gloomy vale.
This direfll reign Of terror-ah will it e'er be
Ger
And shall press lov'd ones to my aching heart
once MORE
God Of my father save them their shield in dan.
ger be,
Tia hard 10 give our all, lovd country cen for
thee.
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sHEEEsgFF,s sALE.

STAIR of Wisconsin, Ke@0sha Comfy Circui
Court .z.g oil ..e..... = g.. -... -.-
Hope Lathrop, against Nicholas Ehe, and Mary E.
Ehe. ." 30
In pursuance ofthe judgment in the entitled &C
ion rendered November 14h 1860 at the regular term
OF said court: /, Hudson Fox, Sheriff Of said county
shall offer for sale, and sell at public auction, to The
highest bidder therefor at the front door OF the Court
House in this city and county OF kenosha, and State
OF Wisconsin, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF Saturday
the oath day OF October, A D. 1868 the following
described lots parcels Of land lying and being in the
city and county of Kenosba, Slate OF Wisconsin and
particularly described follows to wit: Lots Il /
two ri three, 3 in block twenty [27l in the
south east quarter OF section hirtyoAe III town two,
I2l north OF range twentythree 1871 east with the
exception OF strip of land for four [44J feet In width
OF Of the sou tn end of lots IL and two. ri Terms
of sale cash.
Dated July 23d, 1863. HUDSON FOX
J. J. PETIT, Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
Plf's Atty. l3W7
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NOTICE is hereby given that the work of a;

~ Office is hereby given that the work of dig.
gng and making ditch drain the town Pleas
ah Praire Kenosha county Wis which has located
and established BY he county Board OF Supervisors of
nosL5 County Wiz viii be The front door of tie
Court House, in the city and county Kenosha Wis., in
Sections respectively hereinafter described the lowest
bidder therefor Monday, the nv.
+. Nineteenth Day Of October, a. d. 1868,
to commence at two O'Clock the afternoon day.
SECTION N one to consist of thirty in length
OF the north END OF said ditch DRAIN and within
of the north quarter of sixteen Town
north, of Range thence running south
the west ne of the east half of west
ofsaid section sixteen, thrty-Jwo rods.
Section No. IOo to of the forty rods in
length running south twentyseven degrees said
section
Section No Three. consist the twenty nine and one
hh rods length running degrees east from
said section No. two.
Section No Four consist the twenty-eght rods in
length running south thrtyfour degrees said
section No three.
Section No Fire to consist -four rods in length running
west from said said section No. Four.
Section No Six of hundred and brtesu
Ods IN length running south westerly section
running south sixtytwO degrees from said
Section No. Eight, consist of fortyeigh rods in
Icing running south seventytwo degrees IRON said
Section No. Nine, consist of the rods in
length running south degrees west from sa
toV eight. -
Section No. Ten the ninety-four rods in
length running south egh degrees from sad SEQ
ton nine the line south east ouartsr Of
the north section twenty which the south
ern terminus of said Ditch. -
All OF the sections of said desc ditch sre 70 he
made eight feet wide the top four feet wide on tho
bottom and four feet Deep dug finished and
peted before the nfkeenth day Of July, A. d. 1864.
Dated Sen"sha' Wis, Sep! 70, A. ?, 1861.
liza PEtRCE, Clprk
. Of the County Board of Supervisors
4"lO OF henosha County, Wis.
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New Color FOR THE 17TH.-We saw new
color for the 18th Regiment in the Governor s
room to-day. 1t is Of blue silk, fringed with
yellow, showing in the centre on each side, the
suggestive front and back views of the State
arms, beautifully painted and gilded. Above
and below, in gilt letters, on scrolls of Grim
son ground, are ''Corinth, Oct. 4th, 1852, -
and Champion Hills and Vicksburg, July
4th, 1868" The color and staff are elegant
ly finished, the materials being of the best,
and the work done in the choicest kind of the
art at Chicago.
This flag will be dear to the eyes of the
gallant boys of the 18th, because it bears rec
ord that proves their devoted bravery. and is
hallowed by the memory Of many fallen
comrade, whose blood tinges every victory
They will proudly bear it in their midst and
when occasion presents, enlarge the number
of its triumphs. Madison Patriot.
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sxs EHEFR,a SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, KESosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,
Edward G. Durant against Ahira e. Drake, susanna h
Drake, the Kenosha Rockford and Rock Island Kali q,
road Company Benjamin Williamson trustee in pos
session OF said Railroad, William Dawes, Samuel b.
Scott, Harmon Marsh, Thomas Preture, Samuel
Hale, Ernest Solomon, Ii. Otis Post, Thomas Moran,
Orson s. Head, Isaac X. Williams.
In pursuance of judgment in above entitled action
rendered May 18th, 1868, at the regular term OF said
Court, Hudson Fox Sheriff of said county shall oGe,
for sale and sell at pubic auction - the highest bidder
therefor at the front dUo Of lie Court House in the
city and county of kenOsha and State of Wisconsin, at
ha pact te clock in the forenoon of Saturday 0c
tober 18th, 4. D. 1862 the following described lot or
parcel Of land much thereof shall be sufficient
to satisfy said judgment and costs together with the
costs and expenses OF such sale, to wit Beginning
the south east corner of section No thrty-six 1866
town two ~ north of range TIVE nty 22east thence
north along the line of said section eighty rods
thence thirteen (13) rods, thence south eighty
rods, thence thirteen rods to beginning being in
the town Of Souers. Terms Of sale cash. no
Dated July 10, 1853. HUDSON FOX,
0. s. d f. II. HEAD, Sheriff of Kenosha Co,
Pits Attys. l3w6
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sEKEREFF,A GALE.

state Of Wisconsin, henosha County Circuit
COuTt.
Hope The Kcnosha Rockford and Rock island
nan Road Company: benjamin williamson Trustee
possession of said rail Road Josiah Bond, Samuel Hale
Ernst Solomon, II. OTIS Post Thomas Moran Orson s.
Head Harmon Marsh, Thomas Pricture and William
Dawes.
In pursuance Of the judgment in above entitled action
rendered May l2th 1863 the regular court
Hudson Fox Sheriff Of said county shall offer and
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder therefor the
'front.' door q the Court House in the city and county K
n0ha and state Of seous O'Clock in the
OF Saturday October 2fth D. 1863 the following descr
ed lot parcel of andr much shall be efficient
20 testify said judgment and COSTS together with the
penses o. said SAFE, to witt Lot so. eight in Block No
Twelve III the south quarter Of thirty one
l5l town Two p north range 23 ana
IN the city, kenOsha. Terms OF sale cash.
Dated July Is, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
y. S. Il f. II. HEAD, Sheriff of Kenosha County.
Plfs. Attys 6wi3 |
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stock OF ~ 'S'I4'J'
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En- PrObate--Keno.hn County Courl.

In the matter OF the estate Of John Fasen, deceased
reading and d ing she petition OF Gertrude SOs
~ son OF the towL of Saris, representing.
among other things, that John FRssen of the said
Town o. Paris, on the fourth day OF May 1884, his
residence IN said town. died Lesate, leaving goods,
ch&'eis abo eSate within this county; and that she
the petitioner widow OF the said John Fss but
is now Earred to one slosson praying that admin
istraton of said estate be granted to William Lynch of
said OF Paris: 1t is ordered that satd petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court on Saturday the
18th day Of October, 1863, at two o'clock P NJ of said
day. At his office 10 the city OF Kenosha. And it is
ther ordered that notice thereof be given heirs
OF said deceased and to all nteresleu by pub
fishing copy of this ORDER for three successive weeks
prior tosaid day of hearing in the Kenosha Telegraph
weekly newspaper printed and published the city
oil kenosha said county. Dated Sept. 81, 1868.
3wl6 /. W. WEBSTER county Judge.