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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-05
Petition for Divorce.

STATE OF KANSAS. I.,,,.,,
JErfkRsoS ouxSTT, Sss Il Eel4
LIST judicial District
~ y h the District Cont lorpaid Countvy
George Schasssr vs Regsna Schas,sr! No. Isl
Wh.ress It appears BY The affidavit Of the said
ami, Regans .Schuster, - arppR resident, Of This
Stste. i Is osd<rsd tbat The tasd dsfendAnt be
notified BY publication being made f,r six en-
.ecu,ive weeks in The lRaspssdent,' . week.,
newspaper pusli.hed in said County, thai said
20. .iff did, On 18th day 0f.FebGuary, A D
1853. file in lie .tice Of the Clerk OF ssid CO0n
his petition, alleging ,ha on or sbs0t the u h
dag Of February, a. ID. lt34, IN tl,e Couniy o,
Adams aid Stale Of Ohio. said plaintiff was
married 10 said lefsndass; ths rduIine their sid
marriagessid plaintiff dtmeaned hiuiself toward
said defendant a. du;ifal and faithful husband;
that on " sboptthd l5tb coy Of Apsh a
1854, sid defendant. di.r gafditg her duties
towards said plaintiff, left said plaintiff in the
night, without The consent or wish Of said plain
tiff; thsi sal: plaintiff has often requested and
urged said defendant 70 return 10 tis house and
perform the dudes which she ~ tie wife OF 3 nd
plaintiff ought TO do and perform. and that said
defendants has wholly refssed, md still refuses,
% % do; whesGdose said plaintiff pssys that be
may b divorced fs,m The ssId deisadants end
that the custoiy. care end education OF Geyrse
s,n q ,hs aid plaiauff cod The ssid defendant
be dee,eed to tho said plaintiff
said defendant b further nesii6ed, mat un'ess
she rlead snswsr o. dsmuv % The petition Of snid
plaintiff on or before the I'D day OF October, "A. D
1868, ssch petition and the sllegatio0s therein
cortsined will be tsksa ~ confessed, and judg
ment ssd deerss rendered in seoortIsnes with IN
prayer OF esid petition. ~.
lsf WITNESS: r E. HAvENs. Clsrk
81 Of said Court. vi b the seal tiirreo
4. .. afiixed st my ONCE in the vi.laa.
of0skslOnss, tins 18Th day Vi Au.
gust A. D. 1862
p. e. HAvESS. Clerk.
John w. Day. Atty for pl'f lss w %
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Petition for Dover.

IN the matter " the petition Of kexiaiI Par
nell for the assignment Of her DOVER in the IS
tate Of Isaac Pame,i, deceased,
Whereas, the said Kezish PsrDell, widow u
Isaac Psrnell, deceased ,lsfs Of Jefferson County
in the State Of Ksns,s. has fled her petition in
The Probate Court Of said County, proving fl
the assignment end sdmeasurenent If her dow
or in her late husbands estate; notice, is hereby
given to all persons in:ers sted in said es ate a.
heirs or dcvisees. or who claim title to any part
Of the f'llOwine described real estate, to wi: =
The northwest fractional quarter Ct section two
(2) in township eight tsl o. range seventeen I'D
eon,aining one hundred and sixty seven ard fif-
~ eight hundredih 1867 5S-100) acres. and the
vest bait Of tho sou'h-wess Quartes Of sect on
thirty Ave (35) in ,ssnship seveS IN Of rsr e
seventeen IN. containing eighty (S0) scro;-
that unless csose Be shown 70 said Court on the
first day Of the next regular term thereof. 10 b.
begun and held On the sth day Of October. A. d
le63, il will be dseseed by sid Court. ibas the
ssid ksziah Parnell be endowed Of one full hall
part Of the said shove d. scribed premises, and
Tor her dover therein.
Wines. JoBS W. DAv. Ju lge OF
k~ .aid Court. y ith the seal thereof at
}SEAL! fixed, IT oliire in the village Of Os
(>~N kaioosa. this 18th day Of Jane, A
d. 1868.
I1 1sl - JOHN ". DAY, lodge
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I.oaal No,;ce :.

S>Sss1 AIOssS~e
STATE OF KANSAS, In the Probate Court
CocSry O. JkFrfEsos. Of said County.
In the matter Of the application of Golden ST.
vers, administrator de bopjs rem Of the estate
OF Joshua Taylor. decear e4, fsr Authority to
erli the reat estate II said slsesJ~nt for the
payment Ut debts.
NOTICE is hersb, given that Golden Sfvcrs,
IN administrator de bODis non 1t the es'aie- Of
Joshua Taylor deceased on the 9Th uay ut July.
a. ID 1868, flied his e i;ion In the PIE bait Conri
within and Tor said County. alleging that tn.
personal estate OF 81 decedcn, is nsuffici, Mt 10
pay his debts: tha; be Il ed ss.z o. tho low
ing real estate. 70 wit: The s,slth ha If sec
ii IN ~. IN towns j. Is north, Of range ) w.sI
said tract Of land being situate in the county 1
OrcgOs ard State Of Missouri; and also the fol
lowing tracts lying and being in the county Of
Jefferson and State OF kansas: The southwe
quarter o the Southwest, quar'er IT seetion g, in
'Owr ship 10 Ut range u; the south halt OF sec
ton 7 IN township lG- Of rangs y. (mor'gnged
to Thomas Culiig,nj: III. northwest quarter o,
ion p 10 township 10 81 range IL, (mo, igng
ed t. Thomas Culiig,n and James l.. McDoweii.
The prayerm said e,itih is Tor authority Ia
sell sail real estate, or 40 much thereof n. MA,
b. nsc ssary, for the payuan' Of tho debts .
said decedent. ~
z Said pc, ton will bs for bearing bcfore TIE
Judge Of the Prubas Court OF said C0anv 81
jefferson, in the village Of Oskalooss, on the
5th day Of October, A. d 1869, or as soon there
after Is counsel Gun be heard. li'7 ~ 70
GOLDEN SILvERS, Admr.
August 18th. 1868. $40 155.6w
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(s!gnature Of officer odm;n;steriag oosA. !
The Secretary of the company viii
accompany The muster roll with q Ger.
tihcate OF the names of the officers
elected BY ballot by the company.
IL. The officers Of companies ALREADY
organized will report to me rs above
ordered notwithstanding former re-
port may have been transmitted 10
division Head Quarters. b aagj
Ill. Persons will be governed in the
organization of companies Aforesaid ex.
cept reporting names Of officers and
muster rolls BY general order number
!; issued from Head Qua. lers Of the
Commander in Chief.
Nv. II being desirable that harmony
should exist among the members Of ali
militia companies. the undersigned will
receive and consider any protest 70 the
legality Of the proceedings attending
the election Of officers which might
have the effect of creating discord and
If such complaints are sub.tantiated the
facts will be communicated to the Gen.
eral commanding this division.
V. Section V of General order No. !
from The cOmmander-in. Chief reads AS
follows:
lin case such Organisations shall not
be perfected in the precinct in the time
and manner prescribed herein, com
manding officers are hereby ordered %
detail some commissioned officer vi b
sufficient force To compel the attendance
Of the Enrolled Militia OF such precin,
at a rendezvous TO be appointed. and
if then said organisation is not volun.
ta,ily perfected officers will be appoint.
ed and commissioned by the comman-
der-ir- Chief TO command lie militia Of
such precien'."
1t is presumed that lao loyal subject
will disregard the order for the organ
cation oi the mi!i,ia Of the State, bu,
shonll this hope prove vain the section
herein qaotrd will be executed io the
letter. Reports of all such refus.ls
shon!d be made to these Head Quarters
VI. Arms will be furnished all or.
ganized companies within this distric,
as soon rs the same can be obtained
ln the meantime ciizrns are requested
20 furnish their own arms for drill or
muster. A w. SPALDIKo.
Col. d Aid de-Cmmp
Sau,Iel!e Falls. KS Sept. 8 1868.
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FRElCHT8.


By this route IN tights al oil de- criItions can
be forwarded 10 and from Phi adelphia, New
York. Bosom OF Baltimore. u and from any
point on the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky. lndi-
ara, IiIin"is. Wisconsin, Iowa OF Missouri, BY
RAIL ROAD DiR CT.
In Penn's Central Railroad also consec.s .,
Piuehurg With Steamers. by which Goods can be
sorw ardcd n any port on The Ohio, Mississippi.
Missouri, Kansas, aud other wesfern rivers; aud
At Cleveland; Sandu.ky and Chicago with Sies.
mers q, oil Purts 90 tho North Wester" Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting The trans
por,atioa Of their freig i to this Company, lan
fvlv with con6dsDce IN It's .Ceedy trsnsil
The Rates OF Freight 10 and from
any point in sha West BY ths Pa. Central r. R.,
are q all umee - VAvosADtS - e'e charged By
other RsilTosd CompsNes.
a1Be part cular 70 mark packages VIA PEHS'A
CExfsAL e. r.
Fo1 Freigh, Conssscss OF Shipping Directions.
app,y 10 " address either OF the following agents
D. A. SrEvAss, Fright As-at, PittsbsEyh.
CLAnxR T. Co. Transler Agents Pistsbargh.
H. w. Bs .ws 4 Co. Cincinests. Ohio.
]. E. Moons, 1 ouisviilc. Ky.
r. r. SAss, sc L,uss. Missouri.
CLARRE / Co. Chicago. NJ
X. G. Medium. General travelling Agent for
i.s.,f the south and West. -
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NOTICE is hereby gym that o" the First
~ day Of Aug. A. ID. 1853 Letters o. Admin-
istfssisa On she Estate a Jolm Faubioe. d.
csas 4, late II J. liersDn County, Ksnses. weSe
issued To Melon Chapman. BY tho Prob tie
Court Of said County and Stats. All per:o":
having cssis.s aeainst ssid eqtase. srs required
TO exhibit lien dor sllowsnce within one year
after the date Of ssid letlexs. o. they may os
procluded from any betriit n sa'd estate; ana
il such claim. be not exhibited within three years
Nyn fbs dsfe Of said letters, they wall be totsv'
CT lsarrd. NELSON -CltAfMAN,
i,t 3~a? 0N N.'miuietra'cr.
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UTPREM,uM ox GoLD-The sub

scriher. WHO cannot change his prices with the
auciu aions II gold. wissoUs mourning enormous
expense in adv. ri'sing the changes. l. compe lied
10 sell his Pens st Old P'ice-. Thinking hi. Gus.
mers entitled to the benefit Of the Premium an
Gold, rather tim The WsIl-sfre~i dei,asors of he
bes; currency 10 country ever had. he now Of.
fers 10 al Temitiing tise sssOsnt OF The orders
in Go d the full premin n 10 this city on the day
~hen received In this va. be tsores todo ihs
country and his customers s0pe good Urhou'
injuring himself, tor the NO87oN PISS cannot be
made without GOLD.
whe" Pspsr money is sent United States i.
preferred over ! other
A. MORTON, rs Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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W Abou. eighty recruit. for the
l4th regiment from Doniphan and
Brown counties. passed through this
place. remaining in town "Wednesday
night. A large proportion were boys.
They behaved we'll. We heard but
little profanity among ,hen. which is a
good sign. aglgIs gkt Jlfblzza 1873
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Sh@ . Saaspsadeat,
Religious No;ice.

There win be NEE ling OF the Chris
lian brethren at the school house near
Mr.. Chapman's. two miles from Oska-
iaosa. commencing tomorrow (Sa.ur-
day AT 4 O'Clock. P. ~. and will con-
time over Lords day. Pwacl,ing by
Elder Patterson and Others. 79s.g ;1ooe
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The TRI-WEEKLY BULLETIN
isissued every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday = 90
contains the scwsof the Daily, Al - per snnurp.
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
for the country from he six daily editions TEans:
ONE DOLLAR "A YEAR. i

the word its columns yin contain news upon oil
Subjects and from al QuaFtets. IL wtIi endesvos
not deceive ~ readers By the dioion Of reports
OF nAsspsssessssssa IL sets, bat VIII fuvwsah upon
ali sukecss De 6ulsa ard most selsble iasosnsios
that esn 10 had, seesm pssiet b, sUch comments -
truth and MT prejudice shsll seem 10 wasraat
Especisl attention vim be given 70 tho local and
CON ssercfal news IL Lsavenwosth City. AID the
Suite eenerally. Asa eonnercisl tonsnai T1e Boz
sry1s5 Will be found xeelleA Ter accuracy aud
rsMsAility. This department ~ she paper Il under
iAs change Of conpeeeae editor. s,
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1--WE STOCK.

D,evers spd Faruen Will lind this tle most
.dvan,ss eous rosss " Live stuck Cspaeious
Yards. xsll waasssd end supplied with every
epavs.ieaee, have bssa spensd on this line eod
il. connections. and every attention b paid u
,hpir wauts, with choice of market - Pkilsdel.
phis, New York o. baltimore - and vie Alien.
town tn ssoues, quickest and most direct route
10 New York. ~ ] H.LiEis
ENOCH LEWIS. Gent Sap't, Altoona, Pa.
II. II. HOrSTON Geo'l Freight Ags.. ptilA
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r. We shall run of an extra lot Of
slips containing the Exhibit Of Receipts
and Expenditures so that any one wish
ing to obtain the facts and figures can
be accommodated.
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Col. Jennison and Capt Hoyt

Are advertised 10 sp-ak in this place
on Saturday OF next week, he l2th ms, ,
AT 3 o'clock. P. NJ. We presume the
bare announcement that the fighting
Colonel and The defender Of John Brown
are to speak, will bring the people out
10 hear. Remember the time. 4
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Five Thousand Stand Of Arms

Are on the way to Kansas. thanks to
Gov. Carney. and If our County regi.
mental organization is completed a,
once. We shall geta part Of the arms.
lie; every CITIZEN become committee
of one 10 see that organizations are per-
fected a. once. y = 80
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H We hope none Of our readers
will fail to, no;i.e, the Exhibit OF the
aff,irs of the County published TO day.
The Report shows tina; the financial
condition Of the County is good. and
our scYip ought to be nearly a, par.
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sH-sPER MATOnRmEA CAN
RE- GQTlRED IN

nOCTOR RAND'S SPECIFIC cares Sperm
L. atoryAea. Ssminat Wssksess Lnpfe.cy,
Lss Of Poorer, de-. speedily and cfeetsslly.-
Us effects a'e truly magical. A Trial Of the SPE
cIFic will convince The most skep'ical Of It's m.r
It's. Price. 81 box. Sent past paid 10 any sd-
Philade.phia, Pa. Circular rent ire. ~
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Quarterly Meeting

At the NJ. E. Church in this place on
next Saturday and Sabbath. Rev. L.
D. Price, p. E.
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CT On Monday last drove Of All
cattle passed through this place. on the
way from the vicinity Of Lawrencc t,
Illinois. They belonged 10 Eldridse &
20. suS VSk3nH 9fs
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Probate Court.

A special term of the Probate Court
for this County viii be held next Mon.
day. the 9TH inst
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THANKS. J. Kirkham has our
thanks for that watermelon. l. proved
very good one. az
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DIED.-In this place. August 23l
SARAH MAY HAxILroS. aged one year
seven months and seven days.
Like fairsa toss a sumner -'A -
May bloomed awhile and died!
Oh how lone IL home without her;
For she was our Joy and pride. oa
Nay, yes our darling. lovely May,
DxeIls among the angels now;
One more harp IL heard In heaven;
One more hsas b vssc ked below.
But I'm coming. yes, I'm coming:
For whore thou an would be.
Soon, yes soensJ shs1 - sesspiaC
Benssfh he gave yard tree.
n. n.
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RI Ges. Ewing is cleaning out The
bushwi,aeker.; Will he be removed
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= THE LEAVENW0RTH
EVENING BULLETIN.

THE LEAvENwORTH EVENING BULLETIN
L has nov been e.tabnshed one year, and II well
know throughout ksasas. Its success thus far has
been greater than any Journal ever ess.bIshed In
the West The PrSpuetors sre expedencod news
paper men. and thoroughly know the tastes and the
wants Of the people Of this Ss.te.
There are three editions Of the paper, viz.
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THE EVENING BULLETIN,

Printed even afternoon at O'Clock, contains tisc
sicst telegrakhic dispatches and local news mp :"
the time OF going " press TsanI, u per snnum.
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Advertise in the Independent.
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SHaERhEH,a &AE.M

STATE OF WISCONSIN, KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,
Edward G. Durant against Ahira Drake, susannah
Drake, the Kenosha Rockford and Rock Island Rail
road Company Benjamin Williamson as trustee in pos
session OF said Railroad, William Dawes, Samuel b.
Scott, harmon Marsh, Thomas PriCture, samuel
Hale, Ernest Solomon, II. Otis Post, Thomas Moran,
Orson s. Head, Isaac X. illiams.
In pursuance of judgment in above entitled action
rendered May 18th, 1863 at the regular term OF said
Court, Hudson Fox, sheriff of county shall of er
for sale and sell pub ic auction highest bidder
the efor at the front door of The House in the
city and cou ty Of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin at
ha pa tea clock in the forenoon of Saturday DC.
tober lIth, A. D. 1868, the following described lot or
parcel of land or much thereof shalt be sufficient
to satisfy said judgment and together with the
costs and expenses OF such SALE to wit Beginning at
the south east of section No thiry-six 1851
town two ~ north OF range ny two (22)eas nee
north along the east line OF said eighty rods
thence west thirteen (19) rods, thence south hty
rods, thence east thirteen rods beginning being in
the town of Somers. Terms of sale cash.
Dated July 10, 1868. HUDSON FOX.
o. s. d E. ii. HEAD, Sheriff of Kenosha Co
Plf's Attys l3wG
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SHREEklRE,A aAE.E-

STATE OF WISCONSIN, KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
isaac j. Clapp against Meredith Rowland, Franklin
II. Head, the City Bank OF Kenosha, Julian Overbay
and Frederic w. Lyman.
In pursuance Of the judgment in the above entitled &C.
ton, rendered May 9th, A. 1868, the regular term
o. said Court Hudson Fox Sheriff OF Kenosha County,
shall offer for SALE and sell public auc ton to the
highest bidder THEREFOR for cash. at the front door OF
the Court House in the city and county Of Keuosha
and State of Wisconsin, ten o'clock in the forenoon
of saturday October 17th 1861 the following described
lots or parcels Of land, much thereof as shah be
sufficient to satisfy said judgment together with the
Of such sale, to wit the north half of south
quarter of section 10 town (2) north Of
range twenty three (29) east, excepting thererom six
(6) rods in width the south side, decided Buck
ner s. Morris, by William Seymour Also the south
half of the north half Of the south quarter of sec
ton seven ~ same town and range aforesaid except
ing thererOm all that Jart of said parcel lying east Of
the Kenosha and Racine road now laid, and also
excepting the track of the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad. HUDSON FOX
Dated July 10, 1868. Sh eriG KenOsha Co,
o. d +. Ii. HEAD, PMS Atiys 1BwG
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD CT SUPERVISORS,
KENosHA COUNTY, WISCONSIN, July 20, 1868.

Name Description. -
Tym 3 SLocuH-Part of bk %: commencing
at sw cor of blk, thence line of sd blk
90 fl, thence n center of blk, thence v 80
#, thence to beg, % sS5 Of
VIM B S 'Oclm-Part of blk 49, commencing
at Sc Ger of bk thence to point SO TT
OF the sw cor thence to center of biz,
thence 165 it to e line of Blk, thence to
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sEAEREFF,S SALE.

State Of Wisconsin, KenoQso County Circuit
COurt.
Hp virtue of an execution issued out Of and under
HB the seal of the Circuit Court for the county
nosha, and State of Wisconsin, directed and de>
vered in favor of Thomas Pricture, Plaintiff and against
the rea estate hereinafter described of Michael Car
defendant have levied upon and shall sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, therefor, the front
door OF the Court House in the city land county of Ken
osha, stae OF Wisconsin, at o'clock in the forenoon
of Saturday, September 19h 1863 the following de-
scribed real estate to wit:
"Al the right title, interest which the said Mich
ael CLARK had on the 2Sh day of February 1863 has
at any time since had the following describ,
ed real estate part of lot six G) in block G),
south west quarter of section thirty 1927 town
2) north OF range twentythree (23l St. and in the
city OF kenosha, co mmencng three 3) rods east of the
south west corner of lot six 6 aforesaid thence east
to south east of thence north four az
rods thence to within three (9) rds of north west
of said lot six (6 thence south to beginning
Dated, August Sd, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
o. S. & F. II. HEAD, Sheriff of Kenosha Co.
PITTS Attys.
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Vac Fourth .luIK. 1892

From the London Star of July 20
WrrH DEEP, DEyoUT, AMP GRATEFUL. JOY we
publish to-day the news of victories that are
the heralds Of happy peace. Seldom, if ev-
en- mas It been tie lot Of the journalist to an
nounce on nc same sheet two events of such
trailsCr Ldent importance rs the fall Of VicIls-
o'.tg and the retreat Of Lee. The glorious
Fourth Of July has indeed received a glorious
celebration. In tens Of thousands of North
ern homes the birthday of American freedom
was being kept with mingled hope and fear,
with blended memories of Joy and sadness
of pride and humiliation. Throughout New
England, and the populous Middle States,
and the vast NOrthwest-iu cities that date
back from our own heroic seventeenth centu-
ry, and in cities that have spung up within
the memory Of living men upon the site of
world-old forests or on virgin prairies-around
the Pilgrims rock, and on the gold-sown
strand Of the Publications. of the Great
Republic spake with tremulous lips, as be-
meath the shadeof laurels twined with cypress,
OF their fathers legacy of freedom. and Of the
deadly struggle in which their own brothers
and sons were wrestling for the preservation
Of that glorious heritage-the Union sacred
alike to liberty and law They knew not that
on that very day the God Of their country
and Of their sires-the God Of justice and Of
mercy-had vouchsafed to thecomlnonwealth
a great deliverance. Their broken RAILWAYS
and telegraph lines delayed the happy tidings
that on that same Fourth of July the fac Of
the Union had been exalted over the obstinate
stronghold Of rebellious slave-masters. and
the sun had risen upon the greatest of their
hosts in dire retreat. Whatever remains ia
be done or Observation-Disclosures battles to be
fought or fortresses to besiege-the armies
and people Of the Union may at least reiotce,
with unutterable gIadness and Thanksgiving.
thar the boastful progress of the enemy has
been turned back and the very chieftest OF
his defences broken down.
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sEE RLFF,s SAFE.

State Of U1iSconsjn, Kenosha County Circui
Court.
Hope Lathrop, against Nicholas Ehle and Mary E.
Ehle.
In pursuance of the judgment in the above entitled &C
ton, rendered November 14th 1860, at the regular
of said court l, Hudson Fox, Sheriff of said county
shall offer for sale, and sell public auction, to the
highest bidder therefor at the front door of the Court
House, in this city and county of kenosha, and State
described lots parcels of land lying and being in the
city and county of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin and
particularly described follows to wit Lots II
two ri three 8l in block twenty seven 1871 in the
south east quarter of section thiryone 3 town two,
2l north OF range no. twenyhree [28 east, with the
exception of strip of land -four AL feet in width
off of the sou tn end of lots II and two ri Terms
of sale cash
Dated July 23d, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
J. J. PETIT, Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
Plif's Atty. 13w7