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pURKEE's WESTERN ADDITION
S Y Brande, agt.-Lot 8 except the part ia
ken by q. B. VI. & Chicago Railroad,

The t0AO1oing lands are in the s. ". Or. Sec 81 T2
" II % Il d in FIsk's Western addition.
Fisk-An within the city limits supposed
to be 50 feet e Il S u
Fsk-Al within the city limits supposed
to be maximum width OF oft 9&IO OG
Flsk-An within the city limits bounded
tie by hi OF or OF sec 81 1&S II 0t
Fisk 10 IL "a Fisk II l. "a
Fisk y II g.
Fsk--An n of alley and of track of K
Il. r. r. Co. II 80
Fisk-a except X. Ii. h. /. R. Il. track 1854 Is It
) FISK Ii ~ > Fisk 10 Is 81
Fisk t of or sec 81: commencing
line of market a IF land owned
by Mrs Bronson, thence to n line of Dur
KEGS Western Addition, thence sd n
line Its intersection with line of
market st, thence line to beginning, Is II
VI Porter-Pt or sec 3l commencing
SO l-2rods and rods of the corner
OF sd u sec thence p rods ana 10 links
thence " D i-3 rods, thence y rods and
10 links thence . l-S rods to beginning, IS
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TAX. NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CLRRK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
KEsosHA COUNTY, WISCONSIN, July 90, 1868.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
KEEosHA County, WISCONSIN, July 80, 1868. (
The following is a list of all the unredeemed pieces
parcels and lots land situate lying and being in the
County of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, which
sold on the 18th day of May, 1861 for the unpaid
taxes aud charges of the year 1860, specifying each
tract piece or Lee of land, the name OF the person
whom assessed, if to any, and the amount of taxes
charges and interest calculated the last day of re
demp,ion due on each parcel of lana Now, therefore,
notice is hereby given that unless such unredeemed
lands are redeemed on before the 14th day OF ay
A. D. 1864, they will be conveyed to the purchaser,
- .'1 ..a- IRA PIERCE
Clerk Of the County Board of Supervisors OF the Coun
ty of Kenosha, Wisconsin.
The lots and parcels of land The heas
quarter of section g. town n. range 90 e. and in the
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1hetott09othg pieces Of lands are an the s. H. Or. o.
Sec 81 ~ ~ II % Z, and in the 2d oodrG ofthe cttS
nj


Of KeaOsh0
IL J Curti5-Pt of bk 81: commencing &c IDS
" of &c coo Of sd bk and or line of
thence Is l-2 rds, thence rss, thence
10 IL rds, thence rds to beginning. ), OF
Paul Bremer-Pt of blk 81: commencing 40
rds W Of Sc OF sd bk and 5 line OF
same. thence l6 l-2 rd5, thence
line of sd blk. thence & of same,
thence to beginning. except DIS width
oil W side owned by The G.. b. III. c. X. X.
Co, 81 %
Fisk X Bond-sw or of Sc qr of 81 8.
Fisk -sw or vi NV or of 81 "a
Jarl Shine IS 2 % Unknown 7 So II
halliday I&2 So . 40 VIM Teizen I sc %
Catharine 1hOmas-nW or of 40 2E
Fisk-s hf of A 9:
Jacob Smiths hf of or Of IS A.
Peter Grosh 80 81 Head so s.
Caspar Hulor-e hf of Or of 50 4:
J Christman-middle l-3 of of of 81 q
Philip DixOR--w ht of or of 81
Minerva Coleman-Pt of Blk 80: commencing
at the of n hf of sd bk thence II on
line of Sd blk IL rds thence on a line
parallel with the line Of sd ok 61l-l2 rds
thence line parallel with the e line
OF sd bk s 11-l2 rds, thence Il line par
aliel with line of sd Blk IL IL rds be-
ginning, 80 Al
Budget & So &.
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WHICH Is LYONS DROPS.
WHICH is LYONS DROPS,
THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM

strengthening and invigOrating, and res oring thu
stem to healthy condition. 1t moderates all excess
nd removes all distractions, and speedy cure MAY
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SaEEREFE,k SALE

TATE OF WISCONSIN, KEEosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Isaac j. CIapp dg0tnst Meredith Rowland, Franklin
H. Head, the City Bank OF Kenosha, Julian oVerbay
and Frederic w. Lyman. ...
In pursuance Of the judgment in the above entitled
ton, rendered May 9th, A D. 1863, at the regular
said Court, Hudson Fox Sheriff OF Kenosha County
shall offer for sale, and sell at public auction, 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 1858, the following described
lots parcels Of land, or much thereof shall be
sufficient satisfy said judgment together with the
penses Of such SALE to wit the north half Of the south
quarter Of section seven )town two (2) north of
range twenty three (2 east, excepting thererom six
ner S. Morris, by William Seymour Also the south
La Of the north half Of the south quarter of
ton seven az and range aforesaid except
ing thererom that Fart of said parcel lying east OF
the Kenosha aud Racine road as now laid, and also
excepting the track of the Green Bay, Mlwsusee and
Chicago Railroad. HUDSON FOX,
Dated July Is 1867. Sheriff Kenosha Co, I
n. HEaD P2f7- At rs lsw6
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q Pserce-Pt of NV or of sec 6 Il INR23E E.
com. 3 chains 81 links W 2 rds 8 of ne
cor OF sd or, thence 81 IDS & Is links,
thence W % rds & II links to land owned
by Fisk, thence n 10 rd "a links to
Baldwip's land, thence e s rds, thence nto
S line of Prairie Ave- ne, theece to be>
ginning, Sc
q BrOnSOn--Pt of NV or OF sec 6,T1NR23
e: com. at point % rods 4 "a links n ...
from line OF sd or sec IS rds and Thinks .-
from the line, thence " to land offs.
Fisk supposed 10 be % rods 4 II links,
thence to corporation line, thence to a
point of beginning, thence n to begins
ming, except what may be included in the
street. known Fremont Avenue, Z
Bond Dc E0rter--Pt OF nv or of sec 6 TIN
r % L: com. As rds Il II links " l. 9 rdss
OF the re cor of sd or sec, thence W ~ rds
thence 8 Is rds, thence 10 rds, thence n
IS rds to beginning, Is
Hale d B0stC&-pt of NV or sec 1NR23
e: com. on W line of ne or of the NV or of .@.a.#
sec & 20 rds OF II line OF sd sec thences
to sw cor OF the Or Of NV or of sec 6
thence "a -rds. thence 90 rds, thencew
pAa To hoo or
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e !: s IS e$ + s i !;
VIM Seymour n divided h If Of Of 10 ..
r: C
S S Benedict-Pait Of lot II bk 81: com
mencng 9 line of lot II, l6 # sof then
@ T. theme D S p Pa ss to s.he ns Of to sp q
!. !: J. !.
Fisk-except % # off end, 30 q
do except "a Is Of E end. ~ 9;
do NV Or Of 6k IS; except 100 ftn&s
VIM LayPt of bk So: commencing on line
of bk 30 it W of Sc cor of same, thence " 81
#. thence parallel to line TO center ofbs,
FiSk-Pt of blk IS: commencing 90 SIS stw
OF ne cor OF sd blk, thence y y f., thence
TO center of Blk, thence e - It thence to
;|;:::::
Geo Ackley-l8 # e& & "a # x s in ne
Thos Boye-Pt of lot blk 45; commencing
at ne cor Of that part of said lot W Of ex-
lot 100 #, thence n 80 # to beginning As So
Rosanna Keenan-Pt of Sc or 81 com
mencing where the line of said lot bk
As if extended would strike the e line Of
main street, extended from the line of
Blk 49, thence sd last extended line "a
IT, thence line parallel with that
point first described to the W line of sd lot
3bk 49, thence ne to the NV Coz of sd lot
Eli S" Rpnsl IS Gfs'G Of * 49, commencing "a
# of the of sd blk 40, thence
s1 p.sa ef With s %a e '5f:' 81 ST. sRsnss
n q feet, theneew 1S2 # to beginning, 46 "a 81
l. Crany-Pt Of lots x ? Lk AZ eommenc-
ing 90 # of of blk Al line
of the same thence parallel with the
line Of sd bk to the " line of lot 2. thence
22f thence to line of bs, thence II y
rs A}:ss; $ SssHH"''si ao Ei=
Philip Fay--w l-3 of or being % # 5
81 "a II
David II Lane The or of that part Of sd
lot l, bounded by W line of exchaDgesJ
snd W by the line Of main st extended, l 81 IS 81
5 Fisk-Pt of lot 8 blk 50: commencing ~ rods
e of sw OF lUt5 on line of same thence
at ght angles with line to the n line
of sd lot thence sd line to the line
of main st extended, thence sd line of
main st to line of sd lot, thence to be-
ginning, 59 8
The tolloa0ing pieces ofIund are in the s. ". Qr 0
Sec 80 T2 N II % E-First Ward.
w GoOdheer-west hf of 8 a
Z HOlmes-Pt of lot 3, commencing
line of lot 8 IS IT of NV thence to
line of sd lot, thence to cor, thence
corner, thence II to beginning, and
in the or of sec 81 & or Of sec 3D. 9 s
Thomas B0nd-Pt of lot 8 bk o. commencing
at sw cor of lot 8. thence rods, thence
rods, thence rods, thence the
line of sd lot to beginning 6 & L
l!ennett & Selleek-East hi Of W hfcf 1&8 -
Noycs Noyes--west hf Of " bf Of l&o ~ |
Fisk II 20 J Davis a l, > E
TP P. Ssy9""F IS VIM Seymour i i i s.
VIM G Seymour Ii Is ia HGSmith e1-s Is SO
The tol1oaOi,eg pieces Of land are in the s. " Or 0
Sec 81 To IN Il % E--FIrot Ward.
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NOTICE
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

EpY desire Of business and educational people of
consin, and especially OfMlwaukee we shall estab
lish in that city in the month OF September,
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forming link in our chain of Intern atonsl CONNER
cia Colleges which now extends thirteen of the lare
est cities OF America
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10 MARRIED LADIES,

They are peculiarly adapted, they bring on the
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
SURE TO DO Goods
! SURE 70 DO GOOD
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8 ofse cor Of lot II, thence W parallel with
line Of lot II ~ #, thence 8 1-2 rds,
thence AZ #, thence 1-2 rds to Begin
njnR

Tie fciEowing pieces Of land III: N E. Or Of Sec
N. % E,-Holntes 4- Nichols .4ddiiio'l.
L II Philips II AS H Philips IL d
n Dc 9,;,,, e u "a Dc 10 %
Vi he lin OIL OF II 4 ID rds .'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-29

WASHINGTON, April 16-The published cap
| turs of Gordonsville, seventy miles from Rich
mond, by General Stoaemsn's cavalry, turnt
out to be smple canard without the remOtesi
truth for its basis
NEW YoRE. April 16-The Washington
speeisl to the Tribune ssys7
Our forces, comprising cavalry, iufsntFy and
artillery, under General Stoneman. after masking
feint at Kslly's ford, crossed the Rappahan-
mock higher mp, and pushed on to Culpeppsr
and G7rdousvilla. They now occupy the latter
place, having driven the enemy therefrom. This
breaks the lire of the Virginia Central railroad
and turns the flank of the rebels at Fredericks-
burg.
Gen. Abercrembie is to assume command ol
the concentrated forces for tie defense of Wash
ington south of the Potomac. Gen Casey re-
tains his position as commander and organizer
Of provisional brigades, with his headquarters 81
Washington. Both are under Gen. Hsintzel-
man.
WASHINGTON, April 1S-Rumors hsva been
circulated during the last twenty-four hours that
our forces have driven the rebels from and occu-
pied Gordonsville but it is sscerained, after in
quiry in proper quarters, that there Is nothing
authentic to sustain such reports. All is quiet
in front to-day.
Mosby's force was in the neighbcrhood Of
Drsuesville yesterday.
New YORK, April 10 "A Fredericksburg let
ter of the II ID to the Richmond Whig reports q
fght at Kelly's ford, twenty miles above Fred
ericksburg. Ga that daY cGHnonading was dis.
tinctly heard at intervals. Six thousand Fed
eral cavalry, of Stoneman's corps, made an ef
fort to cross, supported by a considerable body
of infantry. They had not succeeded tonight
The report ssys the Fsdersls have been mass
ing troops in the vicinity of the United States
ford for several days Yesterday and to day
considerable bodies of cavalry and immense
wagon trains have been moving IN the river
NEW YORK, April 10 The Heyald'S dispstch
of the lssh from The army of the Potomac says:
"a large forcs Of the enemy has collected in
the vicinity of the fords of the Rappahsnnoek,
although no attempt has been made to cross"
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From VYnshingtOE.
0-s

Special Dispatch 10 the Chicago Times.l
WASHINGTON, April 15-Advices from The
front tonight contain nothing of interest
A new military Governor of North CsrOlin'
is shout to be appointed, thus supereedine
Stanley.
It is thought that the Government will retail
ale for the hanging of detective Sherman by
the rebels, near GAINESVILLE, on Friday, by tho
summary execution of Capt Bowers, civilian
in the CID capitol prison, against whom evidences
is said TO be conclusive of being spy.
Ere the end of the week the first steps viii be
taken to enforce the conscriptioD act
Remonstrsnces against the consolidation OF
some regiments are cemiug in. The colonies,
yhu claim to have been in every battle for the
year past say it is hard for them to be sUmma-
r1ly mustered out Of service, becsuse the ranks
of their regiments have been thinned in actions
in which they have been equally prominent
WAsmSGToE, April 19-All the civilians
lately released from Southern prisons, and sent
North on their parole, have been exchanged.
It ia understood the case of the steamer Pc
teThCf is to bs left to the jurisdiction of the
court now having it in charge, without inter
veation from Washington.
General Shields was several weeks ago order
ed TO report TO General Wright, for service in
the department of the Pacific.
Governor johnson, having nearly completed
the official business which brought him hither,
will soon return to Tennessee.
Hen. Rabt Walker has gone to Europe
partly in behalf Of toe quicksilver mining COM
pany, to assert its claim in q suit against Barron
and Forbes, who represent the company now in
possession of the mines He also will act as
agent Of the government for the purpose of ef-
iectiug arrangements to secure uniform weights
and measures between the United STATES and
Great Btitsin, and thus equslisee exchange for
the convenience of commerce, as recommended
in the annual report Of the Secretary of the
Treasury
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To the Associated Press, n rthl
NEW YORK. April 1S-A Fortress Monroe
letter Of the 10th, in the Herald, says:
From deserters il is ascertsiued that Long.
street. in person, commands the rebels neal
Suffolk; also, that the greater portion of the
rebsl srmy has been Withdrawn from the Rap
pabsnnock, and is concentrating in Southeast
ern Virginia and North Carolina.
Gen. Seymour, chief of Gan Huntsr's stsff,
LEFT Fortress Monroe on the I6th, fer Port Royal,
with dispatches.
SUFFOLK, via FORTRESS MONROE, April II.
Yesterday afternoon the enemy drove back our
skirmis hers on the SomeTton road, which is Gen.
Corcoran's front, and opened on Fort Union
with two pieces of artillery. Our forces at once
replied, aud Grove them back. Our skirmishers
on the South @ aay road drove the enemy back
some miles from our lines.
DeserteTs say that the enemy intends to make
an attack this week.
Guerillas prowled about our flsnks yesterday,
killing oHe man, and cut the telegraph wires,
which were soon repaired.
Both railroads between Suffolk and Norfolk
are in running order, and amply guarded by
cavalry patrols
No letters are now allowed to be sent forward
BY flag Of truce, except to prisoners of wsY.
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Foreign Htems.

The French Emperor has Just completed 3
Ti1sd cannon Of a new style, for naval use IL
is made of forged stsel, snd is loaded At the
breach; It is to be tried on board tia Magenta
or S0lferiuO.
The Marquis PeDoli is to represent Italy at
S. Petersburg, and to negotiate the marriage
between Prince Hsmbsrt Of SSvOv (ths heir sp.
parent to the Italian throne) aud the Princess
do Leuehtenberg. The Marquis is q snR Of
Mrrai's sister and son-in law of the Prince
Won HoheDzollern.
The Archbishop Of R1usn is now in Paris to
stimulate the zeal Of Parisians snd the govern
msnt on behalf Of the poor cotton operatives Of
bis diocese; be proclsims on the hoHss-top that
all the money given by the gnvsrnmsat and c1l
lected By private persons will be but slight
alleyistion Of tho widespread distress in his
neirhbcrhood.
TIE Pope ofieated recently at the feast Of
puTifcaion; no went through the service with
Out apparent fatigue.
GsFib2ldi's physician has addressed letter TO
the newspapers, in which hs declars that Carl
baldis wound is far from being healed He
states that i emits fetid pus, ana that spliutsrs
Of bono continue to CONS out
Mons. Rafszzi, the Italian statesman, has
married the Princess Marie de- Solms, born Bo-
nsosTfe Wye.
The winter is exceedingly severe in Portugal,
great deal of snow has fallen, the railroa6s are
damaged, and all building operations are sus-
pended
The widow of the infamous Dumollsrd, the
murderer Of so many maid servants. who was
transported to Cayenne as the sceOmplice Of her
husband, has married a convict at Cayenne,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-29

It may not he known to some Of our readeTl
that General Wade Hampton has obtained per
mission from the War Department to carry such
of bis men ss are nov on furlough to the Do
fense of Charleston. This is o noble step on
the part of this heroic officer, aud has been re-
sponded 10 by his men with zeal and delight
Colonel M G Butler has joined his chief, and
will participate ia the command Of his corps.
and we suppose the company thus formed will
number nearly two hundred men. Coming from
Columbia, we met some seventy or eighty brave
Gsorgisns of this command returning with
fresh horses to Virginia. Upon being informed
that they were called to Charleston, every face
was lit up with CLEAN of pleasure. One who
seemed to be an officer remarked: Il hope we
can do good fighting for the cause in Virginia,
but kHOD we can in South Carolina" We an
nouneed the call to the various squads as we
met them for miles, and could plainly see stern
satisfaction in every couHtenRnca.
II was gratifying to witness such q manifesto
ton by our noble brothers of the Empire State,
and we were led by the incident to realize that
unsel6sh devO'ion to our common cause which
goes so far toward giving ouT arms inviueibilitY.
We could easily see another indication in the
besring of these warwOrn veterans, aud it was
their ears. Such a commander with such fol-
lowers will enact another Thermopy'@ if need
BE- to make good the defense Of any position to
which they may be assigned; and the gratitude
Of S-uth Carolina will gush toward them, min
gled with emotions of the lofIiest admiration
and love e-Edggfeid Advertiser.
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pemsslIe % ForeIzn l.er...

/ Tho Primes Of Wales has given permission. FOX
[ an exhibition Of the bridal presents Of the Pin
cess Of Wales, ct the South Kingston museum,
VII eh viii tske place as soon as arrangements
can be made.
/ A Postal convention Of all nations is to Be
/ held At Paris next month, its object being 90
/ establish q uniform rate of pcstazs for foreign
letters The United States have sent repre-
ssnissivss.
Tne SaltaR Of Turkey confines his measures
Of reform IN that country. He bss ordered a
reduction in the evil list. Ia the allowance 20
/ thu Sulisness, and in the number and the sala-
ries of public funesonaTiss.
Mr.. Booker, Fl. N. consul at San Fran,i.co.
/ has collected from British residents tha7e. and
/ forwarded to London the sum Of sIlI6, for
the relief of distress in Lancashire.
/ The Londoa papers ard the quality - a~e in
1 a pTojigious ferment because the Daka oF We'll
/ hagton introduced a returned convict AZ tbs
Piucs Of Wales levee. The juke" was I'M
posed upon By polished rufiaa.
At the town election at I,hica, n. Y.sx Re-
publican and three Democratic supervisors
were elected gain OF two Denecrsfc suDer-
vIsoTs and one thousand votes on tie election Of
last November.
The agent from Maine Sent to looz aaer the
health and comfort Of the soldiers froTa thst
State, says, "d0a'. send the boys any more
mince pies, if you wish them to live"
Aatrimony has proved q good speculation for
Ton Thumb and bis vi e, who svs taken on
an average one Thousand d0llers per cay. for
admission to their lsTses, since their marYisgs.
A FIRE occurred at Beliz~, British Il ,n6ussr.
on tbs 10ta ult., which destroyed cver i've hun
dIed houses, including thirty stores The lo.s
is not stated.
A Boston paPer-gOod srthority on sueh a
suhjsct-rsmarks as follows: In aoeispt Gavs
the preeept was Know thyself" In modern
times it mas been supp 'anted by the far more
fashionable maxim. e Know Thy neiebbor snd
everything about him"
The Austrian government has r5ifden mili-
taryuen from wearing the new fasbi med evg-
glass, which are secured on the nose BY 4
spring near sighted men must wear ordinary
spsetseiss.
Ferdinand Huber, the wall known composer
Of the Swiss lsidsr, or national songs, died few
days ago, at s.. Gall, In his SD year.
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To the Associated Press North
New YORK, April ia Hilton Head let
ter contains t6e following items A detsch-
mint of troops was left on Folly Island to CO
operate with the feet in S!ono inlet. and pre-
vent the construction Of new rebel batteries,
and similar force was left in Edisto Inlet for
that purpose
Captain Worden is obliged to return North on
account of i'll health. and Commander Fairfax
now commands the Montsuk.
The tUTets and hulls OF the monitors are IN.
scathed. In no Instance is the armor perforated.
The sum total of the injuries is the simple rid
ding of the smoke-stacks. The fleet, with this
exception, is ready for active seTvice.
D5serters from Savannah state that Fort Sum-
ter was breached in several places end many
rebel gunners put hOrs du combat At one iime
Gen. Ripley telegraphed that there was pnssi-
bility Of cur feet forcing the distractions. This
crested panic in Charleston, and many citi-
zsns and soldiers ran sway from the city, be-
yond the range Of the Ysnkee shells During
the engagement the rebel forces were under
arms, anxiouslY watching points from which
they expected Union troops to emerge There
are said TO have been twenty thousand rebel
troops on James island alone, and twenty-thTee
earth fortidcatiOns on James Johns and Nor
ris islands