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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22

WAsuNGToN Jsnuary H. 1863 )
an the PETITION of THOMAS pROSSER

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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BARSrw-NORcRoss- -ln Brooklyn, on wodpe.dav Arxu
49, by the Rev. NJ a. Staples, T. w. BARSrn 10 Mrs Ia
HKiA NoRcRofs both of Brooklyn.
CoxoS-llARrN.-On Wednesday evening, Arril Is. nj
- Androw's church, by The Rev Father Curran Jopv
cards. ~
LAsor-CHsEtocK.--on Wednesday, April is. by the
Hess l. D. Anderson and Thos. Armtage, a. D., MI ED.
WARp L,N0s 10 Miss NAOeU CtAmocK, botn OF this city,
M.K,--Ahsoi I'm Wednesday. April 10, In Trinity
church. by tue Row. A. Hun, Mr.. RcHAhD - PALMER OF
Arnot, hsq., of Enslra.
Rcvstps-wn1nArs,--o Wednesday, April IS, by the
Rev Francis l.. Havks, d. d., LII H., GsoRex l. RosArp~
W fhuIn AsroNr1k dargher u X. A. Witthaus, Esq.
koess-CooS.--On Tuesday, April IL, BY the Rev Lot
Joues, ALEXANDER Z. RocnRs 70 Miss MAoois X. CooE
SrAcNror-CAfr s.-PycK-SrAuNroS.--On Wednesday
April Is, al ZION church, Madison avenue bv me Rev
1T stauston, the Rev Jcsrs ARMrAex srArsros rector
o. CHRIS. church Adrian, Mich. 70 FLonsScs IsAsrl,
daughter Of Henry r. Capen Of this city A. the same
time and place, BY the Rev. Dr. stauutoo' Tsor.s
BIoopcooD Ppx 70 Macy FaAncN srAuxros daughter
Of The officiating clergyman, all Of this city
snrn-HAnpIM.-In Brookiyn, on thursday, Apvu IT,
q the Church Of the Holy Trinity, By the Rev. A. M La
tlejohn, d. D., Axpnsv n. snns 70 fAnsn NJ younssss
daughter e NE iAss william Handss, Esq. No cards
issued.
rwDs-N'@ua--h Bsooslys, - Wednesday, Apsv
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Wheat quiet the spot 80 900 bushels Milwaukee
club reported sold for May and June
at 81 S. Corn shade cheaper, with sales Of only
&c. 900 bushels mixed Western $50 Gle. for sound
S1c &c. for unsound and heated, and 9Sc for yellow
Jersey saes made Of $500 bushels rye at 81 05
81 90 for immediate and future delivery and bushels
barley at 81 80 81 CO. Oats in ess demand at s4c
SIC, according to quality.
CoFTK was steady, but very quiet.
CorToN was down to &C., = &c. for middiings, with
very limited inquiry.
FisH-The demand was generally limited and the mar.
FRElGHrs only moderately active To Liverpool
there were taken 5000 bushels wheat, by steamer,
SID $500 packages provisions in sailing vessel and
there we're shipped 500 bbs. -four at Is Cd. To Lon
donderry 20 900 bushels grain engaged by British
| bark at 3D., in bulk and bags.
HoFs were steady At 17c 24c for new but were In
active.
LATns were in demand 1t 81 u for Eastern Der oOo
MoLAssxs-The market was dull with only small sales
at former rates.
olls-Thsre was a better inquiry for refined petro
eum at !oc Axe, free. Nothing really new occurred
PRovmo--The sales Of pork did not exceed $50 bbls
at $18 so $1S 81 for old mess SIS :5 SIS SO for
sia for plain and si2 rs sis SO for extra ness and
$40 30 $21 for prime mess. Sales made or eco
bbs. and iierces Of lard within the range Of exc o
loMc 76o boxes bacon At 6,e s1sc, and 500 packa-
6c Butter continued depressed 1sc 24c. State
and 1oc lsc. for Western. Cheese was dull at l2c.
/ lac.
| Mcx-There were 100 bags East India sold at 7,sc.
| a7Ac.
sUaARs.-Ssies wero confined TO $40 hhds at Ilc l2c
for New Orleans and ssc 1oi&c. for Cuba, with 800
| boxes Havana at 1O1c. a 114c
TArLow was quiet at II 40. a 12c.
WnIsKEY.-Ihere were only 400 bbls. sold at 45,sc.
| q ACC.
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! u.,,x., Steamship Corsica-Nr Ceferno Augusta.
Dan0p

! ru,y..-s,eamship Corsiea-Mr Ceferino Augusta Mr.
Danlop ,,,,ss
MISUNDERSTANDING Canada from BOSTON, bur, Burr
Sriase Mrs VIM HARDWOOD and child Of chesea h "a
sschsr q Jones' NJ Joseph, SaJani, mrs SAauI "
NJ Vark Professor Emerson vii and three chiI1fen
and Miss Hall OF Troy; ward and Henry arc
a'-hasar NY Jos Hartley, of Albany w LEWIS, on
Padephia Charles Psrkn Of Pitlsours Isaac En%aras
~ 81 oseph Mo; Sharp Of Calhor ma ueh,y osoo.e
of New Brunswick; Gates and vile; hess1s war az
pole Alare and cope, 81 Haihn,on y Golden Of ing
land. VIM Parker, of sheaed-32. Fer halitaA-M
Professor TwIning, Of New Hsyeni Major Lane
OF Yarmouth rs; Jesse Hoyt Miss Jane Mclireh
Lss Ross Mel eth James Scott John Taylor MT
" n ETIJces II ID CLARKE, Jr and A ID Morse. OF HALIFAX;
n T vra of Newfoundland Capt Sterng OF the British
Army-lS Total %
r,yppyooI-steamship ycora-Lewis Antonio Gonzalez,
81 Tosswll Moses STyer, Curtis Morse and lady, Mrs
thiidren; Lewis G Plomen, Vim Reith, James Gardyne
Go q punstan VIM Peters, John frink, Peter Williams
cbes Mathews RobI Crayton l23 in the steerage.
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S HIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC ron NEW sonE-Tnrs DAP
SUE Risss............. 10 NOON skrs.. eve -
Port or New York, April 10, 1863.


CLEARED.
steeamsihip montana. Hars, Maanzas-Ihos Young
s sp hampoc ss sspry Cheeyer whOs J
Bark Mountain Eagle, Braedon, Mansanilla-c J Pc
fSS5.i sss
srIs EshG 5B Rs5ass v2ns
Br,s John Frssman croMe BssmudsJ Hss;ey
Bro Brewster, Gsriisp Bossca-Basssu Nlossrscn
sehr Lord OF the Isles ir) Coumans Rsssedsand Ms.
s s 6 Crook Eysrsam, y.:hing,on-A Libby.
scr os %s:h sson Sn,
ssr Not, Bsdsil: Bsde,Is w..hlnson-Mo,. 4sden.
sSr Nell, Creole a sSss..
sehr Norman, Kent E,,sSs.hHor,.o Hatch.
schr L,Cs, Kurdish, Eo..on-w BrOnn4cc
sloop n seymour, Norton, Boston-H Racket Son,
ARRIVED.
sunbcs, Ma,,abease - Boston IN Tow Of steam
.s,sam:Sp Corsica Sbr,, naITsss Liverpool March IS u.
A. Or f J MIN %s s e cSnr h inst
BARK rssrms Insr:hsm, Palermo q, day.. with frui. to
In S msa heavy wsssI 81 G
ism 10 mile. So sandy HOOK s.s
psnsd g ssr eas .s'n
,os srs 3 cr1sspsf Munro '''me days with
brs Iys. Gray. Calais 10 days. with lumber to simp-
Bra Emily Saunders. Deer I..nd for yor,re.. Monroe.
potatoes, TO j A A Dcwoif.
schr osrrsy lBs, Price 81 john NIB Il days with pick
cts, 10 J cd FREE a Co.
schr n Jones' Francis, Virginia
Scbr " Higgins, Price, Virginia
ssSr i y sTossr, ke SSS virginia.
schr Jane. Decker, Virginia
bchr Charles Pendleton, Church, virginia
Schr Ahcc Ida, Ackcrly Virginia
scnr Mary Clark Pearson Philadelphia Nevbuvvuor
Schr Canems French, WnterpDrt daya
kchr Jane. Haskell, Calais Cor Harlem.
schr Boston. Hutchings. Calais days.
Scbr Carroll, Croker Mschias
Schr Thomas Jefferson. Kenny Salem.
Schr Thomas ThortD Davis Fall River.
6chr Hendrick Hudson, Snow, Providence
Stcamtug Charles Pearson, Swift, Boston,
Ship Benz Adams from Liverpool arrived last niehl re-
ports has no Has had eales
the entire between lat ~ and ~ a. and "a
passed quantities Of field ceberss; nsrrS ~
John Hodge. died. Apr Pat Oates died both
One ship and one bark, unknown
SAILED
1Sh-Rap Ernestne; barks Ida 2, LINDA gferart hx1a
Den Marshall; schrs synepurenL Marine, Adehne WIN
kllls Jamestown MARI bremlsy Edward eAH6s Connse
tcuA Mar Yetcher.
wind ~ ssnsN RNk.
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NEW YORK HERALD,

H. q the residence Of the brides father, BY Ne Rev.
henry ward Beecher, Ov r. rwsEDy 70 Bnxs, daughter
Of Ed. 4. kichos. No cards.
TlGWY-wMTH-On Wednesday evening, April 10, by
the Rev. j. w. Sares, at the residence OF the BRIDES
mother wullAn H. TGNsY Quartermaster OF the Four.
teenth regiment New York State Militia, 70 Mics IJx1z
WH1B adopted daughter OF Mrs Rachel Snowden, all Of
Brooklyn. No cards
wms-MYns.-On Wednesday, April Is. by the
Rev. DR.. Potts, OGDn Wars 70 Susan HuBaARD daughter
Of Edward r. Myers, all Of this city.
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Considerable curiosity is felt on the subject of
the Central earnings for March, The Erie shows
n increase of nearly 80 Per cont, and the Fort
Wayne an increase of SO per cent. 1t is doubted
whether the Central is doing quite as well, though
It must be taking o great deal of money. The
prospects of the Fort Wayne road are very bright
indeed. Since the consolidation with the Pitts
burg line number Of expenditures for agencies
&C., have been reduced, and at the same time
heights and fares between points which used to
be competing points have been advanced. The
combined road will make its own terms with the
lake propellers this sumner, instead Of being die
tated to by them. II n believed that the Fort
Wayne will this year fully 20 per cent on its
stock. A large portion of the surplus earnings will
however, be spent the road, in pursuance Of the
sound conservative policy which now governs the
management.
The advices from Albany this afternoon were to
the effect that the House would agree to no Gold
bill which does not permit the banks and insurance
companies to lend par gold. Congress, which
is the especial guardian Of the national currency
deemed it sufficient TO prohibit loans of over par,
and it is surely unreasonable to expect our Legjs-
lature to Guido Congress in the matter.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the day, the
receipts at the Sub-Treasury were again very
heavy. The business in the Office was as follows
Receipts 81 ,9o2 1903 40
AFor customs ................ 2l3 900 10
d'osRyo o.
A4anee' o,o-Iol 10
The New York and New Haven Railroad Com
pany have declared a semi-annau dividend of three
dollars per share, free from government tax, pay
Able on the LIST Of May.
The statements of the hanks Of the three princi.
pal cities Of the Union for tho last week compare
with the previous and the corresponding time
Of 1862 us follows-:-
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,

THURSDAY, April lG-6 p. III.
The extreme incemency of the weather has
eperated against business to-day, and the markets
generally have been dull.
Gold opened at 1853, fell to 1852, rallied to 1897,
cold at 1897, l54 and 1895 in the afternoon and
closed at 1891 bid. There was a rather better in
curry for bills at about 1877 for bankers sigma
lures. But this rate is still 21l per cent below
the relative price of gold The importers continue
to complain of the dulness which prevails in bust.
ness circles, and say that they selling moth
ing, they cannot buy exchange.
Money continues excessively easy. On cali the
leading houses are abundantly supplied at i've per
cent and large amounts continue to flow into the
Sub-Treasury at five. Debt certificates are well
maintained at the recent advance.
The stock market was dull but firm this morn
ing. In governments there is absolutely no trade
whatever. To effect sales it wond be necessary
TO make concession from last quotations. Bonds
are inactive. In railway shares there was not
much change. Erie barely steady, notwitl.
standing the enormous earnings OF March; Harlem
was dull; guaranteed was very firm; Pittsburg was
o fraction better, and Northwestern advanced 2%
per cent on the proposed extension of the line.
Pacific was firmer than at the close yesterday.
One hundred shares sold at 1856, seller thirty. Yes
terday the bears were willing to sell at 1885, seller
thirty. In other descriptions there wac no change
Ut the first board. The amount of business done
was small. At In, rnblic board, at one p. NJ, the
Ssl = v -s-E z s7!xr y y ,,,r -
market was fraction better; guaranteed YVES e e
higher, and Erie q. In the afternoon the market
was rather better, and, though there was not
much animation, prices were firm. Erie rose "a
per cent Cumberland l, Pittsburg "a. Guaranteed
fell off a per cent. At the four p M. call the
market was steady, without animation. The fol-
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PROvmENCB, X. l., April 10, Iooos
The feyaale seminary building al Warren, Mr.. MARLIN
house Adjacent and barn, destroyed ny nre a. an
6arly} nour this morning.
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POLITICAL.

N IRON GIRDER FOR sALE-AT NO Is CHERRY
IA street. rs feet long, very strong with wrought iron
rods In. wiz be sold cheap.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THuRsDAY, April 16-6P n.
AsH--There 40 bbls. sold at &c. SIC for potts.
and &c. orc for pearls
BREADsrrrs-The -four market was dull to-day, though
there were no remarkable changes in prices The day
sales reached 1000 bbs State and western 200 south
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The statement Of the Boston banks for the last
week compares with the previous week and for
the corresponding week Of 1852 Is follows
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FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1863


American ShApmsssers As<ocaatAon,
No5l WALL srazss-ReSxs2a AND Is.
The following approved Mass OIcers have received
commissions from this Associstion-
Charles Gray chr Llxabe Crawford Staples brig Gen
MARSHALL Luclus Corson, brig Alice Lea; Holmes W Rams
deli John Sc husen schr Castor; Mills Edwards schr
Wemore; Jerome b Mcdonald bark Canada, John Lou
RE; VII lam Harvey brig Bienkho a; James n BOW,
Hoagh (mate) ship Far West Slvene FiSche schr Ida
Della Tore; Robert Henderson, William Novel;; Abner
Crowell. sehr Saml Gimant Henry Rollins, bark Scot
.-sAA Charles R.yas- s-kf Lameyer.
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rI,AMMANY sOCIETY-AN INFORMAL MEETING OF
i the members OF the Tnnmsny Society viii DO held.
pursuan 10 reso uon at Tsnminy Hsl, friday even
ing the 18th inst at ia oclok for tie purpose
ing the report OF the special committee appointed nol
nate ticket for Sachems and other officers Gensral aud
punctual attendance Of the members u requested.
CASTER G. CHILDs Secretary.
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ship rlesds: q e BAH 2 days from caao for cowis
b. has wsias e. q ss from London for Port Adelaide
BARK Penguin Br.eu from shaushae for 4c.v YORK. Feb
10 OF Cape % Good Hoie
Brig Geo Brown With loss Of foremost head and man,op
Foreign Porte.
Brnsup. April Arr briss IIenretts. Doe NYors; 81
hSn sewbold do schrs Mary Helen. Cooper do
Ca a ~. @ TArr s9gs Criterion seon chcbs:
aid 26,h for yaencal Edwd OBrcn srascy do (and ala
s Sr xnwsr S q I BAH , Go1gs dG .saa "a
Antwerp; Eureka Chandler, Holland swailsw, Baker
In port March Is ships Western star. Knowles ci.s sa
cnspssecs %srs ssa prss Eu,co p.,,r.0,
TYork; April , wcs, Hardi.oi, Boston.
pEsARARA Marcia PIN port brig Tereslia. HIM. from
r.rAr March saArr ship EarAsansett Page syorr for
MaiIrAI Ayrll LAR schr Spray, Pros. Nvori
10Th, Heroine, Nlckerson bs Predonla Lord 20
RIO J.sslso FEB Sin port 6arss Paaia. wssn for
In port March 1 sSil Green Leach from Liverpool
fSr oa d s u s ws e9 g S TsEn, o%
srrssue Whi,more iraT Nes,a-le Tor phinehas dissi
from seiub@ ss McFsrasd Anu Grant sRsn;
ssssae csisa Sa r sS WIEN s. bs s:
fs9 x ssS Asi T' Ell assI strong ro.s
Phil.deg ha; shr Princess liOpkns Barbados tand sd
n sr rEi1ns sS p. ARr rad ss ga s white waits
qardnes Msssr Teo1as arroyo; sYogns MaI.Asi, Car,
=; port Mrrss ~ shp. sycr.
Sn San from s0Y sI sSi
so H;s Ts r. sss Hea iS5 rAsdegsa Ds
s.svA n.rcs s.In gor! ssrls Coar.er, inn. and L
. : y. GUIDE 10 20 3;
per ss co.saos f from PSsdpS ~ Rsspus sseT .. ~
=; vs.. "a. a..s s:.:s. r.. s. s7s g..
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A usrRALIA PIONEER LINE. CARRYING THE
"A United States mailThc Al British clipper bElgAnune
MARIA GAMBRILL, w. A. Msc(sil master, will AL direct
for Melbourne Australia ON Monday 1iss instant has roc
or TWO more cabin a. 9w rae ase me splendid
city IL East river nearly loaded and win sail
sci has superior accommodating for about ten cabin pas
and parties intending out In her requested
to their passage Immediately Apply to r. W. CANE
RON SS Beaver street
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N SALE,

KENOSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
GayIOr Sheldon, ct al. agst AsaheI W. Benham and Eliza
beth Benham.
IN pursuance of and by virtue of a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale OF the Circuit Court tor the county of kcnOsha,
made in the above entitled action, ! shall offer for sale and
sell at public auction to the highest bidder on Saturday tho
25th day OF July, 1868 ut one o'clock in the afternoon OF that
day at the font door of the Court House in the City and
County of Keuosha and State of NiscODsinall tae follow
ing described real Estate or SO much thereof rs shall he nee
essarv TO make the amount OF said judgment. interests and
cost and the costs and disbursements of said sale, to wit:
4 part Of The east
half Of the south east quarter of section number twenty-five
1881 in township No. one Il north of range No. nineteen
I IgI east, situated IN the t awn Randall, in the county and
State aforesaid, and bounded and described az follows, to
w~it:-COmmencing in the centre of the road where it crosses
the teWn line, thence running nOI TIL ten chains and seventy
links to the southwest corner Of VIM Faulkners iand;thence
north 10 degrees west, two chains and sixty links; thence
north % - Gegr, es west ten CHAINS and htty-two links
thence north % degrees west ten chains; thence thence north
"A l. .degrees west eight Chains; thence north Y degrees
west Two chains and Uwenty-elght INKS thence due west
Sine chains and twenty Inks to the north east corner OF
Thomas Pacey's land thence south twenty-onc chains ard
twenty links; thence east ten chains and nlhGty-1Uur links
thence south eight uegrees east seven cha.na and ftty-thIet
Inns to the burying ground thence along the north line o
said burying grounu four CHAINS and sixteen Inks; theme,
south 5 degrees east, hYe CHAINS and hltj three links to u,
centre OF the road thence castelly along the eeiitlt OF sit
road two chains and Ii neUy-seVtn INKS to the ? ace OF le'
ginning, and containing about thirty-eitht acres, he The
same more OF less.
Sherh's Office, April %, l. IS. ntISUN FOX,
WEBSTER y SCHoFF, Sheriff OF ken"sha County.
PIN Attys. l0N4O
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10 all whom. il naa, Concern.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the "Miiwaukee & Chi,
1S cago Rail Road Company" IL o. Tuesday, the
I'd day OF June, A D. 1868, apply to the Hon. Luther S.
Dixon, "ne of the Judges Of the supreme Coui of the
State Of Wisconsin, at ms Chambers in the Sup enc
Court Room, in the Capitol in the city of Madison In
aid state, for the appointment by him Of three dISnter-
ested heehoiders OF this State, 10 view anG examine
each Of the several pieces or parce,s of land ta.ug the
line OF their railroad, between the northeln terminus
thereofih the Fifth Ward of the city of Milwaukee,, q, ID
Re southern tie minus, at the line between the State OF
Wisconsin and Illinois in the county of Kenosha, en-.
tered upon, taken and used by said Company for any of
he pu poses Tor which by it's charter and the several
acts amendatory thereof, 1t is authorized to enter upon,
take and use lands, the right and title to which said
Company have not already acquired, and to estimate
Tie value of each of the several pieces or parcels of
land So taken by said company, ard all damages which
the owner or owners thereof shil sustain O. may have
sustained by reason of the taxing of the same Tor the
construction and use of said road, or the work apper-
tanning thereto, taking into consideration the advan-
tages as we'll as the disadvantages of tie same, by
means of the construction aud operation CT said load
to the said owner or owners, and any and all persons
inter sted in said application can appear st said time
and place and be heard in the matter of such appoint.
ment.
Dated May II, 1868,
MIL. Gil. r. r. CO.,
By A. V. II. CARPENTER, Secretary.
CARY Il PRATT, Attorneys. 3Wi9
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SME NJ SALE

STATE OF WI coNsIN, KEEosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT CouRF:
2 virtue Of an execution issued out and under the
Id seal of the Circuit Court for the county of Xenosha
anG State of Wisconsin, tested the 18th day of April A
D. 1>63, and to me directed and delivered In favor o..
Alison Fetch, Plaintiff, against the goods and chattles
lands and tenements Of Rleharr Lee and Thomas Lee
Defendants, l have levied upon and shall sell at pubic
auction to the highest b ldder therefor, at the front door
Of the Court House in the city and county Of Kenosha
and state of Wisconsin, at Two O'Clock in the afternoon
OF Saturday the 9th day of June, A. d. 1868, the follow
Tag described real estate, or 50 much thereof as shall be
sufficient to satisfy said Judgment, costs and expeu es
Of said action, 20 wit: All the right, title, and interest
which the said Richard Ice & Thomas Lee had on the
goth day OF November A D 1862, or has any time sino3
acquired in or to the following described lots or parcel S
Of land. to wit: Northwest quarter of he nortEea 81
quarter of section seven C),town two (2), range twenty.
Two (22) east in the town OF Soners, county q Kenosha
and State of Wisconsin. HUDSON FOX
}. b. JILsUY, P ifs AIRY. Sheriff KeCosta TO-.
Kenosha, NJ y 18th, 1868. 7N49
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To all whom ia may Concern.

MTotice is hereby given that in accordance witt a res
Ia olution adopted by the Board OF Directors OF the
milwaukee, and No rthern illinois Railroad Company
said company having failed to agree WIN lhe owners OF
certain lands required in the construction ofsaid road,
application will be made by said company to the Hon.
arthur Macarthur, Judge of the second Judicial circuit
of the State of Wisconsin, and Judge Of The Circuit
Court of tie County Of Milwaukee, ole oil the counlles
IN, and through which the liue OF sad road Is located
at his cha mbers at his residence IN the Uity OF MhWau-
kre on the 18th day OF June next, at 10 O'Clock a. "a! oil
that day,to appoint three disinterested persons residing
in the counties through which such road Is located, ana
rms. to view and examine The lands taken by this CONS
nanv under its charter and required by 1t in the con
,tructIon and use OF ITS said road, together wIth all
buildings and improvements, II any thereon, ana 20 es,
All the damage which the owner or owners Thereon shall
sustain or may have sustained by reason OF The taxing
of the same for the use of the said ROAD.
Milwaukee May 18th 1868.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
PHILO BELDEN Prest.
WM. G, PARSONS, Secretary. 1T,
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a OF WISCONSIN,
KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Seth Doan & Nathan HaTley, Plaintiffs,
against
Anna y. OolWell, Amanda A. Colwell, Clara a. Ford,
victorine A. Oolwel, Otis Colwell and Nelson Jay
Colwell, Defendants.
I'd Y virtue Of a Judgment of Foreclosure and sale
B made and entered in the above entitled action on
he 9th day OF May, A. D. 1868 in said Court, l shall of
fer Tor sale and sell at The front door of the court House
in the city and county of KenOsha, on the 20th day of
of June, A. D. 1868, at the hour of one O'Clock p. NJ. Of
said day, all the following described real estate to wit
Situated, lying and being in the thild ward of the city
of Kenosha in the State Of Wisconsin: a part Of the
MOI tn east quarter OF section no. six () in township 10.
one ~, north of range no. twentyHthree (23l east
commencing at a point OF the east line OF Kenosha street,
zine rods south of the south west corner oflot no. If
teen on said quarter section; thence easterly parallel
with tie south line of lot fiteea Q5) a distance of ifs
teen rods thence south parallel with said street six (6)
rods; thence westerly parallel with othfteen aforesaid
to the east line of Kenosha street hftee1 Q5) rods =
thence northerly on the east line Of said street six (6)
rods 20 the place of beginning the same being the late
Homestead ofOts Colwel deceased.
Dated May 6, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
J. B. JnsUN, Plfs Atty. 6w4S Sheriff,