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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-28

rhynossyrus on the hs,f she'll or a
hlpPooppottamrr.s on toast, or horse
and waecln roasted whole. Any thing
= l~.ar's handy. Don't put yourself out
''- At this time the Band began tc
make hideous noises with their horns,
and a exceeding small boy wanted tc
know if there wasn't going to be some
whites afore the thing broke up2 J
didn't know exactly what to do, and
was jest ON the pint Of dom 1t when 9
stream of hot water was brought t.
bear on the disorderly crowd, who took
the hint and retired at once.
When [ am taken by surprise by
another serenade, | shall, among othe
arrangements, have a respectable com
pany on hand. So no more from M
to-day.
A. WARD.
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NEHBERN, N. ", JdH' &c.
The wholesale conscription law is creating
great CONSERVATION and excitement in the
western portion of the State where prepara-
tions are being made to resist it. Meetings
are held at which the Southern Confederacy is
repudiated and return to the Union favor
ed.
The Raleigh Standard editorially says IF
the civil law is to be tranpled under foot by a
suspension Of the writ of habeas corpus and
every able bodied man from Is to 65 placed
in the army, and the rights of States to be
swept away, the people in North Carolina will
take their affairs into their own hands and
proceed in convention and assemble to vindi-
cate their liberties and their privileges They
will not submit to military despotisn They
will not submit to the destruction Of their
personal and civil rights in this Or any other
way. What we say we know to be SO. 4
vast majority Of our people aIe already excl
ted and restless on account Of the threatened
entertainments on their liberties by the Con-
gress at Richmond, and we most respectfully
warn the members of that body not to kin
die a flame which no effort can extinguish
Pass these measures and the people will rise
in their majesty and assert their sovereignty
There is no power to prevent them from do
ing this, and woe to the official character who
shall attempt to turn the arms of the Confed-
crate soldiers against the people Of this State
North Carolina will not be the slave OF the
Congress at Richmond or Washington. Sh'
is this day, as she has been from the hrs
the keystone of the Confederate arch. l
that stone should fall the arch would tum
bIA
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SEnEREFE,s Sale


StGte Ct Wisconsin, Circujt court, Kenoshq
Comfy.
Jared n. avery Plaintiff. vs.. Asahel W, Benham and
EizapeJh Behham his wife, Lycurgus Edgafton, Mi
enag. ", rogers, waiter I, Hatch, Amos NJ. sackett,
W. Beleher Justus X. Sackett Henry W 8echer
Charles Carpenter, Eibridgs II. Benham, Thomas
Davenport James 5. Davenport and Samuel W. Dav-
export, Defendants.
In pursuance and by virtue Of Judgment of foreclo,
sure AID sale, obtained in the above entitled action in
favor OF the above named Plaintiff, and against the
above named Defendants, and dated the eleventh day
OF November, a. D. 1861 shall sell at public auction
to the highest bidder the steps in front of the Court
house IN the city OF Henosha, ia the said county
Keno sha, and Stae OF Wisconsin, on the 9th day of
March 1854 lat 12oclock in heafternoon of that day.
all that piece or parcel OF land lying and being town
of Salem, county of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin
known and described follows, to>wit The west hall
OF the north east quarter and the north hafof the
east quarter of section thirty (80l one d. range
twenty (20) east, much Of the said premises rs
may be sufficient to satisfy the said judgment and the
costs and expenses of sale
Jan. II, 1861 7w33
ANSoN PEASE, Referee.
Merrill Constock, Pitts. Attys.
T.
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sm y kgE9F aAEEe.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Circuit Cont County Of KenOshG.
Theoders Conklng aid James e. UsnklinS against
Findley N. Kellogg and susannah V. Kellogg.
EN- pursuance sf judgment in the absVs entitled &C.
tou, rendered and dated the 18th day Of November,
1853 the regular term Of said Court Hudson Fox,
Sheriff Eenosha County shall esr fer sale and sell
at public auction the highest bidder therefor at the
front door otha OSut House, in the city and county Of
Ksno,ha and State Of Wisconsin, Saturday, the seth
day efJaauary, A. D. 1884, the folio wing parcel lot
Of land. lauUh thereof shah be necessary ts
satisfy said Judgment aud costs together with the
psn.es ot said sale to>wt All that certain piece par
cell or Of land yHg and being in the town of Pleas
ant Prairie County OF kenoshs and State of Wiscon-
SIM comm sneng st the north quarter of section
fourteen OF town one Of range twenty-five east, anc
running south said quarter section line one hundred
rods. eighty rods, thence north one hun
dred rGds, thence west to she place OF beginning.
Ktnoshn December 14th, 1888
HUDSON FOX, Sheriff OF Renosha County.
EN Rls~ILL Pitts Attv Tw2S
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Ess A'rebHge,-~- Gemesisa County CouPt.
In the matter ofthe last viii and testament OF Sam.
ner Fairbanks, deceased
AN reading and filing instrument in writing mr.
" porting to be the last will and testament of snnp
ner Fairbanks late OF the town Of Bristol in Kenosha
County and state OF Wisconsin, deceased and lao Tho
accompanying petition of Lydia Il. Fairbanks ~ tbe
same place, representing among other things that the
SAID sumner Fairbanks, lately died at Bristol in sad
county Ihat said instrument is the last will and testa
ment Of said deceased and that She the said etitone
is the Identical Lydia f. Fairbanks named and appoint
ca IN ana Oy sald last will and testament, executri
thereof and praying that day be appointed for bear
ing the proofs OF aaid last will and Testament &C. Ills
oreereG that the proofs Of said nstrvncnt heard
before the Judge of this Court on Friday the avn dsy
Of January 1854, at two o'clock P NJ OF said day at
his office in the city Of Kenosha '' "
And it IS further ordered that notice thereof be sivan
TO the heirs Of said deceased and all other persons
Interested by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing in the
henosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed and
published al the city of KenoSha in said county
Dated Kenosha, jan D. 1854 l. w. WEBSTER
oWSI County Judge
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En Probnte-KenO County Court.

In the matter Of the estate of John Fassen deceased
hN reading and filing the petition Of Andrew scLof
~ len, administrator of said deceased, setting forth
tat hee was no personal estate belonging TO the estate
OF sad deceased, the amount of debts outstanding
against said deceased and description of all the real
estate OF which said deceased died sezed and the
dltion ana value of the and praying that license
be to him granted to sell the whole said real estate
ana It appearing by said petition that there is not suf-
Ice personal estate in the hands OF said administra
tor to pay said debts and that tits ne cessary in ord
to pay the same TO sell the whole of said real estate
IS therefore ordered that all persons interested in
estate appear before the judge Of this court on Friday
the Attn day OF March next at two O'Clock P NJ OF said
dayat his office in the ctyof Kenosha then aud there to
saow cause any there shall be, why license should not
according to the prayer Of said petition.
And it is further ordered thai copy of this order
shal be published for four successive weeks prior tn
said day of hearing in the Kenosha telegraph "a week
y newspaper printed and published at the city of Ke
nosha, in said county ofKenosha.
| henesha, January Il, 1864.
| 4w33 l. W. WEBSTER. County Indre
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Tba Dnv SchooI BalI.

10000 copies issued. Singing Beck for
Schools and aemiu lrieS, called the DAyschooi Bell,
now ready 1t contains about 900 chocs songs, rounds
catches duets trioS quarets, and choruses, many oil
them written expressly for this work, besides 30 pages
OF the Elements Of Music, which easy and progres
sVe.
Amsng the large number OF b eautfal pieces may be
found, "Uncie SANS School," "Don't you hear the chill
dren coming always look the sunny side" "Tht
little lass" and Little Lad" sob, if 1 were Bird,
sBird Of Beauty" Pretty pair tree" "AnV Chorus,
s'Gest me by the running brook" Re.
It ia complied by Horace Waters, author of "Sabbath
School Bell Nos. and ., which have had the enorm
sale 900 copies PricespAper covers, 70 cts
$40 per 00 bound 80 ets s25 per lC0; cloth bound EN-
borsed gill; 40 cents S85 per 100 rs copies furnished
the 100 price. Mailed at the retail price.
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Circ4a59 Court, County OF EkenOsha

CircE5s COurG, County OF EGenOGEsa
and State OF Wisconsin.
1ke State Of Wisconsin, to Mary Gibbs, detcn.
dant
lou are hereby summoned and required 10 answer tn
complaint Of Oscar Gibbs, plaintiff il this action, which
WIN De Ned in The office Of the Cerk this Court at the
you arc herewith served and to serve cspy Of your
sTsr 10 the sad complainant the subscriber ut bssc'
N the CRY OF henosha and State OF Wisconsin, within
eusive OF the day OF such service arc you fail to
swer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, thu
plaintiff in this action will apply to tbs court for thu
relief therein demanded.
Dated December nth, 1868.
l. ". WEBSTER, of Kenosha Wis,
| Sw2S Plaintiffs Attorney.
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nnhhath ScheoI ReII, No. ..

entire work 1872 pages, and nearly s25 tunes
and hymns As the music is little difficult it is
Just the book follow Bell No. l. Nearly million
Of these Bells have been Issued and ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found, Shal meet beyond the
RiVerF" ''There is Beautiful World" sorrow shall
come again more" "Don't you hear the Angels
ingY" Thou God, seest me' "Sabbath Bells chime en-"
&C. Prices Of Bell Ne. are same as Bell No. L Both
numbers be obtainsd in volume, price, bound
copy 40 cents $S5 per hundred cloth bound embosS
ed gilt 30 cents, t45 per 100. rs copies furnished at
the 100 price. Walled at the retail price.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-28

The Paris CHarivari gives wood
cut representing one Polish girl, ap
parently in great anxiety, who says to
another, looking through telescope
''Sister Anne, do you see nobody COM
ing ?" The other answers: Eyes,
there are your brothers, but they are
still at an immense distance"
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WILCOX. & GIBBS
SEWING nsAGEAlEVE.
Price, with Hemmer and Feller, $40
The WILCOX L GIBBS Sewing Machine is the best sE0
chine, aoitt0ut regard to price, for
Family Sewing,
Rraidimg,
AHeMHafn&.
EeiIi2g.
FHCkFEZ,


COrding.
Il forms fat, eveu, and slsstio seam which is
ted TO rip IN if the Is cut at fire.
quent intervals, and also under all circumstances ito
sur vye the Wash-tub."
vents the possibility OF the machine being run in the
wrong direction, or Jhs wearing lady
Another feature whieh deserves particular attention
Is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which cannot be set
IL IS omphatcay the good, low>priced Family ssw>
ing Machine that the public have long been waiting or
Boston Transcript
~ is indeed wonder fui productions and for family
use especially, other will bear any comparison with
it.--Fhft. EUe1tlg Jol5g9tdt.
"A mechanical nder.'-ScieatiEc american.
tLmuHg the besc and seryiceobe Sewing Ma
chimes Light snd elegantly fashed, and 40 simple in
its that it almost mpossbls for 1t
Ito get out OF repair Pjtt6J&rg CArOHfc!s
'Hss combined with It's peculiar merits all the
really valuable improvements OF the higher priced mas
chimes ~ eTtsybUaniGH.
This mschine, in the opinion of the committee, Nils
more nearly the requirements Of perfect family ma
chine than any on. exhibition. '-FTGnEtia Itststate
Exhibition Report Of 1855.
Taking into consideration simplicity, cheapness, du-
rabiy, and doing all work the committee unapl-
mOusly in fsvsr OF Wilcox Gibbs, single thread
machine -Penn8ypa9s State Agricultural Socsesy's
report
We must ID justice express our confidence in the
merits of the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine. Ms
consider that great desderatum has been supplied by
it, in proving beyond doubt that threads not
as was supposed, necessa ~ to good CH'aS'
tiGa AdgocGte and Jow, a1dL Jane 81, 1860.
After much wear and many washngs, the stitching
is found to retain all the roundness arm
mesa which are much admired at frst.-NeIo YORK
SasH
in principle it is ct.'-Erqiseer, Tendon.
Has evident points OF superiority over al others.-
! Philadelphia Press.
"A ser7iceaba machine. Ofths we have experience
in own family .'-BostOn TrdOsUSr.
The beauty snd simplicity OF its mechanism are ad-
miTabl- '-RepreSa.
mo Sewing Machine heretofore introduced has, so
short time, acquired such wellmerited popularity
Cincinnati gazette
we esteem it the best machine for family use. The
stitch is Observation-Disclosures by many hundred
citizens OF Philadelphia
~ asnd for IA Circular 81
JAFE8& WILCOX, IA 81 mufacauPer,
sos Broad way, N. Y.
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A company has just been formed in
Paris to run omnibusses by night for
the convenience of what may be termed
the ''owl population" This popula-
ton is said to number nearly half a
million of souls, including all kinds Of
hard working men who leave home
early in the morning.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-28

The following loans are now in the
European markets seeking capital:
Russia, 200,000,OOOf.; Spain, 49,
OOO,O00f.; Italy, 100000, 000f; Swe-
den 181, 500,O00f; Denmark, 3D.
5O0,OOOf; Prussia, 50, 100000;
Greece, 100000; German Diet, AZ
500, 000f.; and Austria, 250,000,000f.
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HORACE WATERS, 48l Broadway, N.
Tho HeSy PatrsntIs Gong Rook.

contains 90 pages Of songs, dues, and chorses both
s&cred and secular including Ia pages OF prayers for
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
1t we'll suited for social singing, well Sabbath
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, "n here liberty dweIls Ii nay country" "Ths
Ohristian Hero Three cheers fer Banner" "Come
sing to me OF Heaven" "Oolumbis, the Gem of the
forever" sMarchng Along" &c Prices paper COW.
ers, Is cents, $40 per 90. Mailed tina retail price.
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contains IA pages, and nearly 200 tunes aud hymns,
is the popular 8. g. Book issued Among the
most popular pieces are, Kind Words Eden Above,
'Chrissn Zero, Beautiful Zion, Il ought to love my
Mother The Angels told so,' In the Light Rest fer
the Weary &c. Prce9-paper covers, 20 cents, each
$l5 per 1G0 bound 25 cts $40 per loo cloth bound en-
bossed gilt, 80 gents, S25 per 100.
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contains go pages Of beautiful tunes and hymn,
and old, OF the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, revival, missionary, temperance, prayer and
conference and I'll kinds sacred and social meetings
The music in this book has life and animation in it.
like shining Shore" "Rcst for the weary" "Shall
know each other there ~ tSha beyond this
River, ''There 10 beautiful World" "Kind Words,
Sweet hour OF Prayer" "There is 4 Land of Love,
suGer little children to unto me-, "God the
Nation" &c. Prices-sings copies, bound, 63 cents
800 per leo JAILED at the retail price
HORACE WATERS Agt
4s1 Broadway, NeW-York.
Pnhlshrr nf The shnrn Rnnk.
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The Western Railroad has bought
Of Socrate Squier his farm, in Lanes
borough, on which is the famous bal
ance rock, for $4,000. The compa-
ny buy the farm to get the wood, and
propositions have been made to pur-
chase it of them, reserving that, 50
that the great natural curiosity, the
rock, may be undisturbed.
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John Lamb, vs.. Elizabeth A Baldwin, George Il. Pat
terson and CathaEins A. Patterson.
In pursuance of judgment in the above entitled ac-
ton, rendered and dated the 17th day OF November
D. 1865, At TIE regular November of said Court l.
Hudson Fox Sheriff Of Kenosha county, shall ofer for
sale, enc sell at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor at the front door OF the Court House IN the
city and county OF EenoshG and state Of Wisconsin on
saturday the Hth day of February ext 1854 at two
O'Clock ia the afternoon the following parcel or lot OF
land, or so much thereof shall be necessary to sas
IS said Judgment and costs together with the expenses
of said SALE toswt All that certain piece parcel or
lot Of land lying and being in the 3D. ward Of the city
Kenosh2, and in the north quarter section ak
town one north Orange twenty-three east commencing
at the south west corner Of land lately by Mrs
Courtney, aud now occupied by william l.. Hinsdae
and running themes south along land occupied by Cys
rus Besrroughs to the street, thence west along said
street one hundred feet thence one hundred and
sixteen (l6( feet to land formerly owned by Lansing
B. Nichols, thence east hundred 400 feet to place
OF beginning. Terms Of SALE cash
H. =. SCHoFP, HUDSON FOX
PINS. Attorney. Sheriff Of Keuosha County.
7W32
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The Warp OF Frestlorn

contains 81 pages Of songs, duoA and ehoruses, for
Freedom. Among this choice pieces would name
''Fair Freedoms morn" go let my people co." "Over
the mountain" "They worked me all the day" &c.
Price cents sngle50 cents per dozen, IS per 100 pos
tGQe cent each.
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4 soldier, writing home, after the
recent battle of Chattanooga, says :
During the route of the rebels on
Lookout Mountain, large numbers Of
them crouched behind the huge rocks,
and as our men came rushing up tc
them, held up their hands impIoring-
Don't kill us! we give up Kill you
the ID, no got any tobacco ?
Shell out And, grabbing hastily
their large plugs Of tobacco, our boys
rushed on, many of them holding
plug between their teeth"
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New Tnstrumentai Music.


Idlewld, -Poka Caprice, by N. Keller; Morning
Prayer by W. =. Mullet; Summer House OF Roses gal
lop, by Mrs. Parkhurst, lie Pir Polka West Point
J. 6. Barnard, 40 cts. each We are coming, Father
ABB aham, Always look the Sunny Sde Brilliant Va
riations, by Bharies 9robe 80 each Snail know
each other there, for guitar by Boomer 55 cts Sunny
Side set to 90 easy arrangements the piano. 10 by
James Bellak and 10 by Mrs. Purkherst IS cts. each
Mailed free.
Published by HORACE WATERS, Agt
No. 4S1 Broadway, n. Y.
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RAkCEs A. BAKER:
CI,.,..o.e Of: tic 7EuEe EsrEgade.

On the night Of October @sth last, when Gen;
Geary'g Division OF the Twelfth Corps rePgsea
the ing forces Of Longstfeet, AZ au
hstcbie. Tenn. number OF mules oHHghled Oy
the noise Of battle: dashed into tie ranks Of
Hampton's Legion, causing much dismay among
The rebels and compelling many OF them 10 ian
back under supposed charge Of cay@iIy:
sends the following rendition Of the incident
which be gleanoi from an interior contemporary.
Its authorship s not known by the Captain.
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Notice for February, 1854.
DIR. Y. CLARENCE PRICE

Gate Of DuBalo, New York;
ct WILL BE BFlSEEhEBERED THAY D8
4 PRICE has regularly visited this place for three
years. restored health many suffering from affections
Of the Lungs Throat, Liver Heart, Kidneys, Rheuma
iSm, Catarrah Dyspepga, fits, Asthma SC ofuls Drop
sizes, Female Complaints and othsr diseases called
chronic most having despairgG OF recovery. TO the
OF chronic diseases, IN their y&rions forms Rad
stages DR.. Price deyote4 his whole attention. lie is not
.sviviAg OLD out system advocated years ago
by speculative adventures, bat method Of treatment
Of years standing, and st uSusd in the East with
unequ&lled snece9f. A system founded truth,
trihinz sacr ifcing life to experiments Emo Wedge
contend for speculation, experiment and qusckery
We use minsras destructive agent. exhausttls
energies njure the constitution make sick TO
make well, tear down 10 build up We invite honora-
BILE investigation feeling that is just. Those
sick and discouraged call upon us-ad7ice gratuitous
Our Philosophy ofpractice is founded the Laws Of
Nature Our theory OF Disease the theory OF ExpeTi-
and evidenceour Hateria Hedica, hos BoGneIsss
ForestI Dr.. PRICE Will be for Consultation ct
KEN0sHA, City HossI, Friday the 1879 Of Fsb>
ruarJ 1854.
Racine, Congress Hall Thursday 11ih Of February.
Woodstock, Exchange Hotel, Monday, 18th Of Jam
uary, and 18th Of March.
Rssidence-W auRSEan, H., Hhsre al isiters shoss
be
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Hath, A Sacred Cantata.
The Revival Music Book

contains 1875 pages. Verbs by Rev. Sidney Dyer,
sic by Prof Gull This excellent book for
for the young Prices-psper covers 30 cents $15 per
100; bound % cents, $50 per 100.
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES MRInGER,

"a child readily wiring out tubfu OF cloths in
8 few minutes. 1t is IN reality CLOTHES SAVER
TINE SAYERl and l. STRENGTH SAVER! The
saving Of gsrmnets will alone pay large per cenage
on lis cost We think the machine much more than
PAYS FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR IN the saving of gar
rnentsI There are several kinds nearly alike in gene
raj construction, but consider it important that The
Wrnger be fitted with Cogs, otherwise mass OF gar"
ments may clog the rollers and the rollers upon the
crsDk-sh aft slip and tear the clothes, or the rubber
break loose from the shaft Our one Of the frs
make aud is good new after nearly four years
const ant use"
Every WTInger with COa-EVheels Is War
Eanted Ia every particular.
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Winners Perfect Guides
10 THE
Use Of Every Musical Instrument

Winners Perfect Guide for the Violin
Winners Perfect Guide for the Flute.
Winners Perfect Guide for the Guitar
Winners Perfect Guide FOR the Piano.
Winners Perfect Guide for the Melodeon.
Winners Perfect Guide FOR the Accordion
Winners Perfect Guide for the Fife
Winners Perfect Guide for the Clarionst
Winners Perfect Guide for The Flageolst.
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The instructions in these books given n a manner
adapted to the comprehension Of all grades OF scholars
The exercises Illustrating and enforcing the lessons
not dry and edious but sprghtiy and snYening, and
the selection OF music, varying from the sim pie the
1cult comprises the popular melodies Of the day
Price Of each so cents receipt Of which copies will
be mailed postpaid.
OLIVER DETs~R 81 co, Publishers,
Ut Washington Street, Boston. 2SR
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The Athenruna Collection

contains Is pEges Of tunes hymns designed for
YiVal, prayer kud conference meetings. Price in pa
per single copies, 10 cents IS por 1OO Mailed
at tho retail price.
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TAX NOTICE.
once sfthe Clerk Of the County Board efaupeyyisc
KnNosut o. 1890

KhEosHA Co. Wis, Dec. "a, 1868. I
The following s list OF the uDredeemed pieces ard
lots Of land, situate lying and being Ia the county Of
9euosha and State OF Wisconsin, which wero sold on
tbe third day OF September, A. D. 1861 for TIE uppad
taxrs and charges OF the year 1880 specifying each
assssssd and the amount Of taxes charges and interest
calculated to the last day Of redemption due on each
par eel Of land.
New, therefore nstee is hereby given, that unIess
such uureassncd lands redeemed on or before thu
third day OF September, 1. D. 1864 the will be con-
Vsyed 10 the purchaser. IRA FIERCE
Clerk Of the County Board Of supervigore
For the County Of Kenogha