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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-16
Sherin,s sale.

KENosHA CoUNTY CIRCUIT C0URr.
Hope Latbrop against Samuel Is. Scott, Samuel Hale and
Mary B. Hale.
IN pursuance of the judgment in the above en-
n titled action. rendered November 18th, a. y. 1862, at the
regular term Of said Court. l, Hudson Fox, Sheriff of said
County of Renosha shall offer for sale and sell at public auc-
tion, to the highest bidder therefor, at the front door OF the
Court House in the city and county of KenOShR an STATE of
Wisconsin, at half past ten o'clock in the forenoon of Thurs
day, July I'd, A. d. 1863, the following described lot or
PAL Gel of land lying and being in said city of KenOsha, TO wit:
All of Lot No. three s., in Block No. hfty-nine -69-, lying
west of Exchange Street, excepting therefrom so much of the
west end of said lot three 81 as was decided by David Blish
Jr, to charles g. Sholes and Z. Il. Sholes, being ten rods more
or less, aud being on the south east quar- err of sectiOn No. thir-
ty-one 81, town two q north Of Range twenty-thIee %
east.-Terms of sale cash. HUDSON FOX,
Dated Feb. 81, 1868, Sheriff of Kenosha Co.
5. Il F. Ii. HEAD, Pits Attys. l3v43
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SheriT,a sale.

SrATF OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Samuel Luce against George v. Pope and Alkaline b. Pope.
N pursuance of the Judgment in the above emit
IL tied action. rendered November 18th, A. D.. 1862, ut the
regular term of said Court, l Hudson Fox, Sheriff Of said
county of Kenosha, shall offer for sale and sell at public aue-
tion to the highest bidder therefor, at the front door of the
Court House in the city and county of Kenosha and State Of
Wisconsin, at half past ten o'clock in the forenoon of Wed
nesday, May 9th, 4. Il. 1863, the following described lot or
parcel Of land, lying and being in the county Of ~Kenosha, to
wit: The south sixteen (l6) acres Of the south east quarter
Of the north west quarter of section twenty-seven, [27l town
one north of range twenty-five (22l east.
Dated Feb. a, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
o. 5. u I. II. HEAD, Sheriff OF Kehosha Co.
PlH's Attva- l3Wa9
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"a Wards Rr Sec 80, T2 N Il % B.
Antoine Pitts. IS W or bk 29
Allston Mygatt. blk 30; n hf except G b NJ d Orr
track on W side, & 61.2 rds by SIP rds cut off s W cor.
Minerva Coleman--bk 80; com at S c cor of n hf of Blk,
n on c line of blk s HIP rds, W par with n line OF blk
HIP rods, 5 parl with e line OF biz s 1l-12 rods e
parl with S line of bk D lisp rods to beg
M Steenback. blk 30; com at S e cor of blk, n 4 rds, W on W
line parl TO 8 line of blk s rods, s parl with e line of
bk 4 rods, e on S line OF bk s rods to beg
P W Newhouse. blk 80; com 4 rds n of e cor of blk, W
s rods, s 4 rods, e to beg
Joseph Williams. blk 80; com Il rods n Of S e cor of Blk,
II 4 rods, W 16 .ds, s 4 rds, e Is rods to beg
John Werner. blk 80; com IL rds n of e cor of blk, W 16
rds, n 2 rds, e Ii rods, ~ rods to beg
T A Swartze. blk 81; com % rods W of 3 e cor OF bk on s
line thereof, n IL l-2 rds, W 4Ids, 8 IL 1-2 rds, e 4Ids
to beg
John Jacobs. blk 81; com 80 rds W offs e cor of blk on s
line thereof, n IL l-2f IDS, W 3 rds, $ 16 12 rods, 4
rds to beg .es
Paul Bremen blk 81; com 40 rods W Of e cor OF blk on
line thereof, n 1t 1-2 rods, W to W line of blk, s to s
W cor ofbk, e to beg, except 2 rds off " side for q B
G R r track.
Strong & Bond N W or S e or blk 80.
Strong l. BonI..s hi II e or g { ar blk 80.
Fisk Il Bond S W or s e Or bk 81
S Fisk s W or n W q bk 30
Eat II Xnupn a hf N u nr ., v az IL 90
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In PrObnte-KenOsh" County Court.

In the matter Of the Qua r~dianship of Alexander Yule
an Insane Person.
On reading and filing the Petition of Alexander Spence
Guardian OF said Alexander Yule, representing among
other things, that he the said ward, is seized OF certain
real estate in this county, ard that it is necessary that
the same should be sold and praying for license to sell
the same and it appearing to the Court, from said Pc
ttion, that it is necessary to the said ward to sell said
re al estate; it is ordered and directed that the Lext Of
Kin to said ward, and all persons interested in said
estate, appear before the Judge fthis Court, on Sat
urday the 25th day of April next, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, at his Office in the city of kenosha, then and
there to show cause why a license should not be grant
ed for the sale of said real estate, according to the pray
err of said petition.
And it is further ordered that a copy of this order
shall be published for at least four SUGGEST e weeks
prior to the said day of hearing, in the "Kenosha Tele-
xraph" weekly Newspaper published in said County:
Dated Kenosha March 25th 1863.
1. w. WEBSTER
County Judge.
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Circuit Count, County of KenOsha, and
state of Wisconsin.

The State of Wisconsin To William A. Tiffany, Defend-
ant.
You are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint of Mary Tiffany, Plaintiff IN this action, which
will be filed in the office OF the clerk of this court, at
KenOsLa city in said county, with q copy of which you
are herewith served, and TO serve 4 copy of your an-
swer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office
in the city Of KenOsha and State Of Wisconsin, within 20
days after the service of this summons upon you, eX-
elusive of the day of such service and if you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief
demanded d in the complaint.
Dated March 70, 1868. /. w. WEBSTER,
OWL OF Kenosha Wis, PlfI Atty.
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sheriff SaIe.

htDosbh County NlfcuJL NOutt.
Cyrus Briggs Ggst. Chauncey Seymour.
n N pursuance and by virtue Of a judgment OF foreclo-
n sure and sale Of the circuit court for the county 0
KenOsha, made in the above entitled action, 1 shall offer
for sale and sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
on Thursday the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1868, at one
o'clock in the afternoon OF THAT day, at the front door Of
the court House in the city and county of Kenosha and
State OF Wisconsin, all the following described real es-
tate, or SO much thereof as shall be n e;essary to make
the amount Of said judgment, iRteI est and costs and the
costs and disbursements of said sale, to wit: The south
east quarter OF section number twenty-six 1867 town one
north OF range No. twenty-five C22) east; except =
and south, and Eve rods wide east and west. Also, part
of the north east quarter Of section number thirty five
1857, town one ~ north of range twenty-five (22) east,
bounded as follows to wit: Commencing at the northwest
corner Of said north east quarter Of section t~hirty-fVe
(35), thence south on the quarter line one hundred and
three and two-thirds Q03 2-3) rods, thence east sixty
1907 rods, thence north one hundred and three and two
thirdsllO3 z-3)rods thence westsixty 1907 rods to the place
beginning, containing in all, two hundred Goo acres
ofland. ss 'a5E @
SheriG's Office, Feb. Q, 1869.
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that no clerk shall be required to certify any pa
pers, files or orders to any such county where the
same were originally pending, unless his fees in
u ch cause or matter are paid.
Sec 6 All writs, services. process, proceed
ings and recognizances heretofore issued, COM
menced, made or entered into, in or from said
courts of said counties, respectively, or either OF
them, ard all proceedings pending therein or re-
turuable thereto, whether by recognlzance or o'h.
the times mentioned in this act for holding the
said courts respectively in the said several coun-
ties, respectively.
Sec. 7. All acts or parts OF acts connecting
With mr. contravening the provisions of this act ARE
hereby repealed, so far as they cOntravene or con-
aicf with the provisions of this act.
SECS This act shall take effect and be in
force from and and after its passage and publica-
ton.
A nrroved March % IS63
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HUDSON FOX,
D.. s. Il +. Ii. HEAD, Sheriff Kenosha Co
Plaintiff Is Att'ys. 13w36
shcriT's Sale ON Foreclosure.

ShcfIu'b SAIe on foreclosure.
KEN0SHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Winslow Wyman against Serene Fisk and Lucinda Fisk
his wife, AloDzo r. Tymeson, John l.. Witze, John
Benedict, Asahel Barr, Exr. OF VIM. Mattocks deeeas-
ed ana Ora Cutler.
Il N pursuance and by virtue Of q judgment Of foreclo-
y sure ana sale Of the Circuit Court for the county Of
ksnosha, made In the above entitled action on the nth
day Of Nov. 1862, l shall offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 25tn day
OF April, A. d. 1868, at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day, at the front door eff the court House, In the
city and county of KenOsha IN the State of Wisconsin.
all the following described real estate, or so much there
Of rs shall be necessary to make the amount Of said
Judgment, interest and costs and the costs and disburse-
meats Of said sale, to wit:
"Ail those certain pieces or parcels Of land lying and
being IN the city and county Of Kenosha in the State Of
and more particularly described as the south
hail Of fractional block no. eighty four, on the north
east quarter OF section no. thirty one, city OF Kenosha;
ana Lots numbered sixty, ~sixty-one, ~sixty-two, sixty
Tour, slxty-six, sixty-seven, s0venty-six, seveDty-seven,
seyent-eight, and sevepty-nine, of Durkees Western
Addition, and on the south west quarter of section thir-
ty-one in said CITY," Terms Cash.
Dated at Sheriff IS Office, Jan, 81, 1868.
HUDS0N FOX,
VoLSEY FRENCH. Sheriff OF Kenosha County.
PIES Atty. rsErrf# <.aI 13w33
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J. B. Wheeler having repurchased the interest of r.
s. Wheeler in the firm of "Wheeler & Clark the bust.
will be carried on by us under the same name and
style as heretofore. j. b. WELLER,
Kenosha, APRIL, 1863 Avis II. f.. CLAIR
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s Fisk com on s line of Market st at n " cor of land OF
Mr. Bfonson,s to n line of Durkee's western addition,
W on sd n line to intersection with 8 line Of Market st,
e on sd line to beg
B W Porter. com SO 1-2 rods W & Q rds n of $ e cor of
sd or sec, n % rds & 10 links, W 8 13 rods, s 81 rods &
10 links, e5 10 rods to beg
MsT1urbLu' d3IJ;o,
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The Alexandra Organ
Mrs. BlaekalFs Gymnastie Exerci-
SeS.

- - NtS,
TENHE SECOND TERM of Mrs. Blackau,s GYM.
II nastic class for Ladies', Gentlemen and Cbild1en
Franklin Hall.
Terms $3.50 per quarter.
For further information, apply at Mrs. Blaokal,s
office on Main Street or at her residence on Kenosba
Street opposite the Park
KenoSha, Feb. 18th 1863 If
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Management Of Fowls,

j. Il. Hardisty, Hartford Co., Md, writes
to the american Agrjcuiturisj as follows: q
keep Z hens and l cock. During the last year
ending Dec. 21st, 1862, each hen laid Oh an
average 1873 eggs, and raised two broods of
chickens. | feed them well on corn they
were Shut up during complaining time for
four weeks, which shortened the number of
eggs at least 1870. They lay nearly every day
when they can get annual food. III had any
way Of providing them with cheap animal food
in the winter, | believe they would each lay
259 eggs a var. My neighbors wonder why
they they do so well. My plan for several
years has been this: | keep none but the
game breed, and but fewof them, if hen does
not lay at least ten dozen eggs a year, or if
she will sit when we don't want her to, she
soon becomes a candidate for the dinner pot,
and never fails Of being elected, her place be-
ing filled by a younger one, to undergo a like
ordeal. In Spring l generally have 10 or II
hens and pullets to select from; by May LIST,
z or s remain; | keep two old ~favorites that
lay well, sit well and take good care of the
chickens when Matched. Cost of feeding each
80 cents; average price Of eggs 12b cents per
dozen; one quart of corn per day, in the win
ter, when they can get nothing else, is as much
as ten game chickens will eat.
VI. l.. B., Greenwood, Maryland, found
the profits arising from 3 cocks, 5 hens and
Is pullets of the Black Spanish, Dominique.
and Drama Pootra breeds, as follows:
l~594sezgs collected and sold at Ice. per doz. S2I,l
l79 chickens raised, Mt 25c. AIS
s65,87
% dozen eggs $3.50
Cost OF grain Tor feed .---------. .25, 5I-2a, 10
Profit ON % S36,3 80
AS has been frequently remarked in these
columns, poultry raising on a limited scale is
far more profitable than when attempted large
ly.
Many have been induced, by accounts like
the above, to enter into the business on a whole
sale plan. But, even with the best arranged
buildings for the purpose, and the most care
full management, so far as we know there has
been only complete failure, 1t is not natural
for poultry to gather in large focks. In
accountable diseases break out among them
under such circumstances, or for some unex-
planned reason they fail to lay, and become
Improbable. From 10 to 30 fowls properly
kept will add largely to they family income,
both on the table and in the pocket.
-o%
A Seotchman asked an Irishman why were
halffarthings coined in England? The ans
wer was, "To give Scotchmen an opportuni-
ty to subscribe to charitable associations"
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Mrs Patterson-com "a rds e of n W cor of sd or sec and 279
- 1t of 5 line of Prairie Avenue, thence s to the st, W
100 #, n II6 #, e 100 fit to beginning.
p Finen-com 100 # eOf " line Of sd or sec and Is rds 3 of 8
line of Prairie Avenue, " 30 Oft, SIG Il, e 50f n 116ft to beg
Tie toUoaoing in N W Or Sec 6, tt r. %.
c Pieree-com 8 CT aims & 81 links W & 2rds $ of e cor OF sd
or sec, 5 81 rds Is ks, " % rds II ks, n IL rds "a ks 70
Baldwin's land, 9 6 rds, n TO S line of Prairie Avenue, e to
beg except land taken for Pomeroy st, running through
9 : v as per map Of Bran de & LsthTop for 1857.
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Dissolution NOIice

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co. PARTNERSHIP
" existing between the undersigned under the name
and style of Holm Il English, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 28th day of February 1868. ALI accounts
OF the late firm will BE- settled by E. English.
Kenosha, March9 9, 1862. JOHN Holm,
4w40 q. ENGLISH.
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DissoIutiOm Notice.

The cOpartnership existing between r. s. Wheeler
and Il. Z. Clark, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. H. f CLARK,
Kenosha, April LIST 1868. RS Weller.
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P. II. WOOD, Treasurer
city of KenOsl

The 6o1oaDinQ in s. &. Or. Sec. 81, T2R 70
] McGil-llock %; n 1-3 of n e Or sd DIX. rno g III
W BSlocum-bk %; com at W cor, thence { IA my " y"
90 it, n to centre Of blk, W 80 #, s to beg. nor+
W "a Slocnn-bk %; com at S c cor OF bk, thence W . pun pun
90 Fl } of : " cor. n to centre of blk, e l65 1T to- line OIL Dr.
S to beg. E,sl- lot + blk 25.
S Fisk-bk "a, neqr, Flsk-iot = IL 81
do lot 8 blk %, 40 10 . ~ 81
do lot d blk %, DO ~ in NJ IN N limo
Of bk SOf s % tt, e 50 TT, II to beg. Ina F
7 " u 800 49,, ~ 1. q % IL s of Ii e cor of blk on c line OF
bk. tbence W parl with II line Of blk IT, s2- H. c 0o "'h
= : - R ~ 26; com Sc # of ne cor Of blk on e line, theme
~ narI with n line of blk 50 #, S p TT, e 81 1t TO e I'M oi oA'
G " & J T Moore-bf %; com at n " cor OF bk5 tse4cg g 0 n
Mine SO #, IS TT, " 9S 4. to " tlne On " II
EbIe Kinney & Lewis-n % Ofiot Dka-
doe do Ii 20 OF iOeZ Oh%
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Tax Sale.

KENoSHA COUNTY,
Treasurer Off ,e April, I'd 1861.
d u Wood Treasurer Of said county do hereby
Give notice that on the I'd TUESDAY being the twelfth
day of May next and the next succeeding Gays, | s snid
sell at nublic auction at the Court House IN saio
county the following described lots, pieces OF parceLs
Of land or so much thereof as may De necessary Sor the %
pay the taxes, interest and charges theLeo IN o9clonE
a m
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Holmes and Nichols addition.

L Benenict. lot ] bk !, com at S W cor Of sd lot,n to
a point due W of a point 100 # S of n W cor of lot
II e to e line of " hf of sd or sec, 8 to S e cor of
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Bond & POrter-com As rds1 iKs W & : rds sof n e Ger Of sd
or see, " II rds, 8 Is rds, IL rs, n Is rds to beg.
Bond X Porter-com on W line ofn e cor OF sd or see q, y ~
rds 8 Of n line of sd or sec; s to 8 to 8 " cor of II e Or OF NV
or of sec 6; e 81 rds, n 60 rds. W 81 rds to beg.
lot BK. lot Blk.
J d p Hardy, 8 IL r Crook, 4 IA
N Ehle, ia Unknown, Ehle's subd.
do ~ of & acres in sd or sec 8 10
Marquis Ellie, 8 IS Unknown, IL
do . 10
Cary Brenson--eom at q point % chains s. 81 links n ofs line
OF sd Or see and Is rds & 7 links W from the e line, W to Hale
4 Bonds land. supposed to be % rds & II ks, s to city lin
its, to a point S of beg, n to beg: except Fremont Avenue.
Fourth w0ad-s k OR q 81 R 23.
P Kelley. blk g.; com on s line OF blk 4 rods e of S W
cor, n S rods, e So IT, s to s line of blk, W 81 II to
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AN ACT authorizing the borrowing Of money on
the faith and credit of the State. to defray exe
traordinary expenditures.
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A Seotchman asked an Irishman why were
half-farthings coined in England? The ans
wer was, "To give Scotchmen an opportuni-
ty to subscribe to charitable associations
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Laws Of Wisconsin.
OFFICIAL.
Published March u. 1863.
IOz.

AN ACT to provide for continuing the work on
the state capitol.
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Bond & Strono's Addit0n.

W Johnson lot 3 blk Is; except Julius st extended
from W side Of Ann st to old Chicago road
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r Van RensalaeT--lot | blk l 3
& r n nden-lot & ok | 8
j Is Racine-lot 5 blk l except 81 feet in n
end commencing 40 feet W of e cor oflot
G., W to s W cor Of .ot n to II " cor Of lot
{ to q point Az feet from n e cor of lot &
to beg except 81 # n end sod to Rategan 5
J Bond--w 28 acres S e or n W or except Z
acIe s in 8 e cor +
do W hf n W or except SO rods S W cor
and "a rods n e cor =
do So rods in s W cor W hf n W or 3
do SO I>3 acres OF middle SO 1s3 acres
nwqr I
L Sykes--s e or n e or Is
Unknown--e hf e or, except R track 81
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ANOTHER WAS cured of Fever and Ague
after TRIM: every medicine in his reach.
AN0TaE3 was cured of Fever Sore
which Iva Visited fourteen years.
FER Of rheumatism Of eight years.
Gases jununeratIc OF Dyspepsia and Liver
Comp l;u; could be mentioned in which the
Pa. a4.l Ills
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LIrEH'rT We have received from the en- /.
tsrPris!pF publishers. Eiesars. Ayrcs IL Wade
ii'chmohd. copy Of "TuE srRr SISTER. a
NOVELETTE,; ~ Southern Gentleman" The
story originally appeared in the Illustrated
News. It's neatly gotten up little pamph.
let, tho II we corfoss We cannot sav much
Tor It's Typographical eIceAences on IL inside,
The same firm has also furnished "a nd vanc.
ed sheets of the Life of Jacks on. rev;.~
OF ~h!ci we defer to moment of greater lei
sure : u be issue1 in shree week. v;,l
an excellent lithographio Portrait, ACCOMPANY
ing a cory OF which, lies before us The Por-
"ait was taken one " elk prior to the d a,b
oil the immortal StoL ewall and is said to he a.,
accurate LIKENESS
The Magnolia Weekly" one of the frat Lit.
erary Weeklies Of the COME der.cv in min, of
typographical neasnsss and literary ;nds,,nen,
aud taste. Genes to Us this week. abuud.n, in
new and original reading matter.
Mrs. Fords now VOL Raids and po,,.,,.
oil Morgan aud his Men" is meeting . re.av
sale in 'hs army. The subject ia one to ~.
tract Any reader.
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=. is.F
EnfNkvasipAagsst ~ dssan. Ths Price
Faliv4a = infsAs klsg,spa = ~ price q
Yashes seldi~s sisas :" the FaiAsr q lds ed
Of he country" hars;ssed then In With the
negroes. which may Ps considersd-dseidsdly
"shaGS.H Kitty emith 10 not at NillikenIs
DeGd. tbs Hsosbsek grew ont Of The fact tb.t
: n,s ,su.sd John suisa w.s % bssssr,"
and not On 1liiliksa's -hsadse either. This IL
tbs suwmiax Up Of tho situation and the selu-
sioe Of vicksbnrg. To 10 understood lucidiy,
ths reader should 'Arst psepsrs' himself BY
drinking bottSs Of CsSsiex' chsmPsiEkOa-
tawba claret. two swallovs Of Calvsrts yosne
~hisky. and half dozen mugs Of Koontz'
lager beer, a.d then read it backwards. II be
ont understand ii. then, he should be consid.
cred - spy. ed sold - ! Substitute 81
hslf Ne market pgjOs Ut The article. J. b.
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NJ Edie, who absconded with over 81 g.
600 OF the fund" of James II. Taylor. of Charles.
ton. after an investigation before the Mayor
was discharged. This Is upon the plea that
Edie's Offences Was, by the lave Of South Car.
olina only breach Of trust, and not crimi.
nal offence, aud therefore could not be re-
man'cd to the State for trial on requisition
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LION. JOHN r. NURRAr.-At Q meeting of tbs
Ii 20tA Tesa. neginaent the following proceedinge

Unity DOLLARS RewARD-Stole out of nv
u stable Saturday night. the 30th instant Q black
nsre. arsW aad likely. sbout Is hands high. star In
sss fsshesd come old shoes her fore lsst (f not
loa Cd NO essnds recoiected, % years old, In
guod order az. vim give the above reward for the
spprshenaon Of The tl8sf twenty-five dollars for
The witkous The thef ths mare vas stolen from
ondeR l0cGp Cos Of ~ stable last nl(hl
june9.3W NARY L. p. vANNOY.
I, N. B.-Ny husband h In the army. wan tAe pub-
he assist pssr woman In The recovery Of ths 1ars
and the appislenson OF the thief aad oblies,
4. LIP. v1NNoY.
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DIED. Ga lStA ~. 1853. near Rows. O.. Mas
RIA =, aesl yssss ed mosths, sod % TN. 7lst
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

~ Helena 10 in PHILIPPE county, Arkansas,
on the vest bank Of the Mississippi river,
and nearly opposite the famous Yaxoo Pass.
1t is rerhsps seventy five miles below Mem.
phis, about 100 miles above Napoleon, and 10
nearly 800 miles above vicksburg--these dis.
tances all by way of the river.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

By Everything lie very cheap in Japan. A
frst.cisss house can be purchased for thirty
dollars. Servants work for Afty cents .
month: For the use Of horse and groom, oos
dollar and . hall. A person can live comfort.
ably i'm Japan for two cents day, or fourteen
cents week
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

DA- Nashville paper says that in Wash.
ngton they have force of men for capturing
stragg ling dogs. Now If they had another
tor capturing puppies and would send it to
Nashville. we should not be able to get an
other copy of the Nashville Union.