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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
OBITU AIRY :

DIED, at. ter residence near NIesclsy Hall,
Madison. County, Flerila. Mrs. NANCY DE-
LAUGHTER, Oh the 18th August, 1864, aged S.
years, g. montha and 81 eaye. Jr p. d. a.
Departed this life. on the 9Th DAY Of August,
Mr.. JOHN, JENNIN9 :Sr.,in bis 66th ysar.
The deceased Fas born in Chester Di'trict, S.
c., 1ut has beeifa reaidtbt Of this District ever
since he vas ten years old. For the last twenty
Elk years he has been 3 consistent m.nher Of the
Baptist Church. Atthe time oflhis death be was
member of Pleasant Grove Church. "&cho
knew him but itolove him." IL was. a.sdeyo;ea
Husband, snd sn frectionAte father, andlsayrs
wify and ninc children, with numerous f:ieads I"
mourn their irrtpsrable loss, but "their l.ss ia
his gain" for 'fbfessed sre the dea1 who die 10
ihc Lord lie vas perfectly resigned to death,
knowing that through Christ les would enter into
the.kin gdom of heaven for Z" u, in Adam all hars
died, 60 in Christ shall oil be madeaiive again"
:, D..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
He ADVERTIs Err.
JANEs T. BACON, Ep!TO2.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 1864.
Figs and Melons.

welay our hand upon oursshcart. and A5me
with grateful smiles, when wO remember tao bas-
ket of luscious fgs sent us by our fair ana'kind
friend, Mrs. cspt. CHARLTON.
Ard VIC cry out inwardly:- God bless him
when We think Of the two. huge. snd delicious
ws.ermclans sled uy%h tie "Adrertiser Family"
l,y The iibyral hand OF ih.ir IGNORED friead, Mr.
ISAAC JoNEs. 4ss -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
! Gen. III. 4. 5ui.er.

It is stated by many Of The leading papers Of
our State that Gun. cALBRAITH BUTLrh, cur chir-
alrcus AID much ADMIRED toRnsman, has heea
made Msjor. General. He % ths Murat CT the
Army of Virginia, md in every way deserves
this promotion. Col. JOHN DrSovASJ br' tacr
of Col. RIG. NJ. DcsoyANr, has boca promoted
10 Grisaiicr, to command Gen. BsrLsE's o:d
bri gsde. Gen. DrsorAsr has appointed L.uL
PICK BurLgR his snscisl Ailde- Camp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
Mrs. Mcclintock,s scia Of.

This sstimabc and c"nsvientionsl lady resumed
her school on Manday last. Her reputation as
an..l1va,vd member sf society, aud : successful
instruc:r:ss efyoung children. is too gfsat at.
we'll established to Feed any wsrd Of. cGma:ends-
tion at our hands. We trust our community viii
otforec, her psstiairh fulness ard efficiency.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
o-.,s;n Adrnac, of the Mail,

We ara uudef great obligation to E1:Gor.
plcsExs for augusta papers Of Saturday and
sunaay-kinlly delivered to us on Sunday after
noon.
Also.to Major MunRELI, of the Charleston
Courier, whom We again have. the homer and
pleasure to cordially welcome, for chaslestdn
parers Of Friday ahd Saturday last.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07


: AIR. Errros The time ii sfFroachins when
tho people of the Di.tt!c. will are to uleet Gem.
ni..ioners Of ths-Po1J for the next txo years,
and as thvso in office at presoat' assisted ty ctrs.
+EoL9oN ,he1ezceilert Steward have done SO
well, Ithink therein be no change, and hope
those gentlemen VII alloy their namss to gote-
fnrs the people fur recollection.
Il hsrEenva The. other dsy, in. cemsasy With
,ens. OF tho CoGmissiapers, to yilit the psor
.lIoure HpestedlJ tq,lhe' Steward, WHO ws. ab-
scat, having gons to q Irotrac,ed msstiag, and
found everything in good condition : the paupers
ali clean automatically clad, snd in the bsstcf
splits, satisfaction 2psrvading every face; no
grlnbiiug as sii uiusl at such places. A good
crop of corn potatpts and setghum gi9win. on
tho placo.-a ano garden sf ysgstsslcs, and
plenty of watermslons fortheuse Of tho inmstes.
The mules WIRE slesk and fef, and everything,
as above, ,.tnted, in excellent erLcr- With such
management the Institution, were it nol fur the
patients.in the State Asylum, would saon become
-sslf.sustaining.
One thins Especially noticed, was that thsy
had near hundred ;.a,Dvis .orn on hand from
laat. years crop. -.
= "A 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
ALiberal Act.

Mr. If. LgBEscnrLTz left with us a week or
two silce somo sixty pounds of Rice for distri-
button emons certain iadigsnt families il this
village. Tho I.iec has been delir.red aLd the
recipients retarn thSir best thinks to Mr.. L.
Wao will next Contribute to -ihe-wAnts of the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
Exam Tic West.

MUglLEJ sept 0.
A,spoci-l dispatch to TIA Register from sepa-
'toaia says,scouss report, tho capture of puyaps
Bluff, Ark, with two gunboats and seven staHs.
ports.
G1isr.on, with cavalry AMI artillery, has gone
across the riyer,from Memphis.
There is great rejoicing among tic Northern
Demoeracy srcr the result Of the Chicago Con-
tien.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
The Peace Convention ut Syracuse.

20, P. Rocks, ofSyraca3e, communicates
to the Joarnsl of that city the following cor
yersaiona held between himself aad several
leading. men OF the peace party, at the ycoe-
hees House, the evening after the'late Peace
Convention. lie says:
Being peace man myself, as veil as a,msn
in favor,of az honorable. peace, ] was Of caur-e,
deeply Interested in 5"ssrsat peace move
ment" of tne 18th. But confess that my
confidence in The great APOSTLES of peace re-
.ceived a staggering Glow when, by mere &C
cident, / became . listener to the following
words, uttered ty one of thef apps.Ies, pro-
minens public speaker, and .ddressed TO q
select circle of-trusty followers.
II tell you; gentietuen, Jefferson Davis is
fighting the battle of the liberties of onr coun-
try, and he must end STALL succeed. l told
Goyenor. .SeJmopr so this morning, and he
said: / am.aware Of l.; bnt What can I do :?
lam poseriess. The majority of of,he.peotle
are against me; and the Administration have
Che whole army TO b.ek Them. Ger.leisen,
we have Got to stop this war. 1t smus. be
stopped. And if old Abe shall finally be
elected, We have got to raise counter reyo-
luton aud overthrow the whole cursed Alb
clifton horde."
BegilRing to doubt the sincerity Of the
peace professions Of these men, ! straightway
sought occasionto TO PROFOUND the; following
J. question to several Of ysllsndisham's most
confidential and ardent srpperters:,
First asked, in straightforward way, of
Senator Lawrenc-," Are you willing to grant
the South itssindependencc, provided tint, in
the proposed National Convention, its com.
missisners demand independence as their
ultimatum, after all llhoaoras!c terms of peace,
based upon the :reconstructien. of tie Twhole
Union, have faiied?" Yes,-mos. certain.
iy,n was the reply. "Tnis var must be stop.
ped. The Federal Government has no power
toeeeroeasoysrei S.ste into a ution ae a:rst
iisw;t. "A Statelb has a just right to seco,!e,
provided its. constitutional rights are yic.a-
ted" propounded the same query to Sen
ator IouEss, Sho sheasted of ahe honor Of
having east oIc5of The original Secession /
yo.esin the New York Legislature of 1851
against coercion, audsI received from him !
precisely the same answer
Enboldeue5 stthese unexpected responsso
Isubmitted the same question td william
H. Bramlette, Of Kentucky, = relative of
Governor Bramlette, and said to be dele
gsteGo the Chicago Convention, and was
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07

@e- Majsr-J.s D. Ashmsrs, C. S. Enra,iihz
Officer for this 4th sCOngrsssiorif Distric.s ,con.
pTisins Abbsvills, Iaarcas, Eiscfsld, :Ls.ins-
ton, and Newberry, has made !Seubrrry C. H.,
his Headquarters for the trahsac,ion of the tusi-
nosI Of his Department..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
.Details Of Evacuution of Atlanta. :

Details Of Evacuntion OIL Atianta. -
/, MlcoS, September o.
-A,lanta vas evacuated tysaencrsl HoeS at 2
o'clock Friday. morring, and occupied by the
enemy. at ii o'cl0ck.z
Gen. Hood blew UP lis extra anrunitien, ard
burned lis commissuIy stores, and drew CT on
itke McDOnough road, and ut o'clock Saturday
formed junction with uatdee at Lovcjcy's Sta
ton en- the Macon and rWe.tsrp railroad. The
whole army i. now concentrated at that point.
Con. Gown snl the 9th ahd 7th Arkansas rcgi.
.ments Of iis brigade were captured.
In ths battle Of Jone.bOrO Thursasy We lost
eight pieces sf artillery and many killed aud
wounesd were all brought to this point.
Whilst the fall of Atlanta is regretted, the
army and people are not discouraged.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
WithdraWni.

We hasc been aulhptzed to Withdrew tier
q. Mr.. STARTLING TrExER from the list Of asp-
ran.s to tbe efcs Of Tlx Collector fer this, Dis
tr:ct, as MI T. is NO lJEger canlidsts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07

:. Sg- Texasis free from the tread of the enemy;
Louisiana nearly so, Arkapscs Is in . fRr. way to
be recovered, and Price, it is kuoyn, is Gliding
his time" for telling blow for the disentbral-
zmsnt Of bis Owa State.
:. :. KS The Steamer Mary Bowsra, Captain j.
H,rssy, belonging to Lnmar's Importing and Ez.
porting Company, of Savannah, while attempt
Ing TO run, info Charleston ha1bor Wednesday
night, ran syer a.unkon wreck, supposed to be
the Geors;ana, jus,.of Long Island; and vas cut
in two. She sunk in from Ere to seven minutes,
the officers, passengers and crew barely escaping
In the small boats.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
From Hoods Command.

MACON, Sept 5th.
It i. believed that tho enemy will not make
general advance until lie re-oTsanizss, and ac-.
cunu!atss stores at !Atlaata.
All.is reported quiet to-day. Our Amy is To-
organizing and recovering from its rcyersts.
Our. .srmy Is rsstir. at Levejey'S Station with
the eism, s advance piekets in front. >.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
From Mississippi.

MERIDIAN, sspt. 5.
Thrte thousand Yankees f:vm Victsours ar'
rspou.sd at Big Black with pontOonf, AID Eve
,dnys rations, but have no: crossed yet.
Gen. Dick Taylor is here, and it is said as
su:ncs cpmuand of this department..
ALI the Yankees have left North Mississippi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
. sca;n pree.aa. wi.h-a :ranir similar. in .ess.

again greeted, wish-s Esply similar, 10 eve
ry' particular: He fnrtheFstated that "tbe
people of ths.. Sou:h will ilsnt SIS lung ss
they La@s dsllsr left. uHlsss tie N"rth
concede tGem eright Of self government"
I afterwards put fac sane question to Go;less
than dozen participants ia the convention,
" il. q fke.result. My..r=ely TO each Of thssse
gentlemen was, awhy did you not submit.
this quest: u which Involves tho very vital
n.,imtia the coutcst fatty and sqnaTsig to.
day in your speeches, TO the. conventions, aud
tLn, test its w;shrr-? You declared in al!
yoir specch.s :h..t yon We're in favor Of peace
and Uaiun, Will: ;au are wiling to accept
p aee aid dia'llioa." To this, is,dreeeiyed but
ul,e aorcst aswe.. A delegate tron, .'i.ita-
10, whose nanlc did @nos !earr,saiJ slt
womb rut be ra;itic.' ~ ~
liz rhe c,nvtrsatiGns with Bcamlet:c and
L.wieurc e"iaired what Sere tie shs' era
b..le terms the pea2e Democrats would I'd ike
Iy TO cife- the South as an iutlucerngnt 10
cume back intotie Unian. Mr. Lswrencs
said: i Werroa:S .n. guaranlee them the
pro.se tian OF all their Site rights: oGe OF
tvlici. be Lut. alreatg afii:uled to be the right
of secession secendlv5we proposeto. guar
antce them the Ig .tecion cf slavery up to
original lires and throughout ail the terrific
rias
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
FOR TAX 'COLLECTOR.

We have bssn authorized BY many friends of
Capt. TuE0s. DEANsto ann 0uaestim = can
ddate for rc-election to tks Osics of Tax Collec-
tor for EdglGe.a District at the ensuing election
in October next.
Aug 81 to sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
Notice
StraYed

T,aoN my Camp near tha're.ideace of Mr.. R.
J. Smith, on Friday night, the ID Sept, y
siarre dark celsrcd horse u ULE, aboct II years
old, braniled On the ieft,shouldsrEithS s. C,-sas
a knot on left hind snkle-noy other marks rs-
,insmberei. Any Information concsfhinss sail
mule, addressed to me- st chappeirs Depot vii!
Ls thankfully received, ,sor liberal reward smill
T1o5acARSON.
Ssp.1., 2ts, 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07

submit these statements without COM
meat, wilina 10 testifJ Fesore any cont to
their CORRECTNESS, and hopirs that. nncondi-
'tional peace nen,will stup ard turk hefcfe
thcy sre willing l!;udly adort such extreme
I'D rl.Golis nIiI.; ns az s1hese. :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
DuRIsos, KEEsE & CO.

srsscRlrTI.,Ns to the ADVERTISER for csr
y.ar E;tiar DOLLARS inadsancc For Six Aionths
FIVE DoLLaES *
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted s, FIVE
DOLLAR; p.r Square Go mnion nc. or !rss) Co. ea'h
In rrii Advertisements without inst, cctions rs to the
p no r r tu=s /" be inserted, viii BE- pisishsd a@,:l
tvr.,a AID ca:resi .ccor::re!y
An,..,,.ei"s tl.,alrl-I FIR s"y oGice "f h'nor ''r
pr ,u TWENTY DOLLARS, t, be ia;d ''sfrc t:o az,
r.r:Hc-r,r,.: !. ..ih!i:.lri. -
ni.nsry ,i.rs Trii,us NJ R-s''"t or an! co'nn'r-
n:.,t:.., ersyn.i 'R its u;us vii be rated As ;s''
li.e:n .i,s ai,.l rta-.sl nceor.i:ngiy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
y Return of Local Troops.

The c,nstitrti.nal;s of Tuesday morning.
says: .'The Local Troops, Major I. P. GirsIdsy
commanding, returned to this city yesterday AZ
tornoon from Macon, at which place they had
arrived VIXEN the orders directing 'thcm to pro-
ceet to the front wore cuuntermandsa, The emtr-
gsncy for which they were. called. forthsharina
passed away"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07

.gNyHE Exercises of MRS. MecLINTocK's
4 SCHOOL xsrs resumed on Monday, ths- 5;h
ssp'sHos.. nu,1xssr rai,i,n.
First class,-sl5, For quarter Of eleven weeks.
Second "a" Sit, =" 81 Z"
Third SO, T" I"
Encl. S.. per Session.
Tuition paid in advance.
Sept e. 1t 27
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that.aerliea-
lV ton will BE- msie to the Legislature At It's
next sitting to have the Eaats Of Noah E,hcr.
edge deed, lisLle 10 eschsst vested in hit moth
or Nelly Flrtain, and Li.troshsr JaeOb E!isr-
edge:
Aug 90 Sm 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
From the Georgia Front.

.LoyEsoY's. Sept. 4.-our army is in line Of
battle at thislpoint, confronting shcrnlas's sd-
yancn..
All the tr1ias wero brought OF safely.
The Felerals entered Atlanta in column by tie
PeachIreo road on Friday mornings nine o'clock.
They left garrison aud post eommsndant
and pressed through .ojo!n their main army,
The possession Gf the city wcs very quiet aud
orderly, aad The citizens who remained were un-
molsstcd.-
The lines oro comp. ritiysly quiutthis morning.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
POSITION oF.oGR ARMY.


Oar forces f,;ll back FROM Atlanta on tho road
toDsoa,ur, tEeura to MsDcnough, forming .
Junction With Harice' command oa. ths-Maeen
and Western Road. Ourarmy il new in liac of
battle at Loysitg's, the Lac sIrsndns irOn thers
10 MsD0nough. The trosps are in sasd spirits,
and our army sill sopfrants the-ehsmy.
We received irem Mzcen yesterday letter
iron, a ycu.lepsz in high fshie:al position waa
say. the n CIV s sfromt Ntldnta,frent is not near
80 bad a. was anticipated.
elle says the division In, our army was the rs-
sui. Of voluntary action and was nOs scaussd by
tho enemy. by this writing, Gen. Hood has hi'
WHSLE force mas:sd together aud, although At.
l.nt1 has f.ll.h, our armSy is sun-~hiPpsi aud un-
conquerabfe. - -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
Atlauta ..Eyaeuated.,


Our Army ha,,met with u revere. md Atlaah
Is given up. wo e1hort our people net TO Yield
to u;.due depression on this account. Our canso
is very, rery far fran being iost. If there eau
be an exhibition Of cossr,iice which is uuspeaka-
bly, contomrtiblc, i is that in Which man, sNay
floa tisa- MY. presents himself slita lie is n IN
h..::ag and eridgiag and quakin md dslpairias,
Le:u-e Yankee vvon approaches his owa door.
Tl.cse very settlers vhO aro nox xlnaafel at LsYe.
jsy's Station are, we well lnsw,sa, determined
AMI buoyspt. a, vrer. Under. tSs prsseat cifeum-
stances. wa mast ors tSc fsaeE, trater, more
spli.saoriisins, more hopeful. by all ths hiS'l
of Inc nolly and hrsvr. nlfsasy. she'd il. isis
stsucels tor c.Ilst:.efcl.l liltrly blythe de."ia.
led Islnes Of our G*sins ritizeps, ky ;be brt;s-
rcsrrcl hc:ees yfs:ur yssss=o regiments e. 8: in .s
field. whose gcsniing ba, onets,iaye even, hsGe
Lrish. un the rlprar's Of tleypspy, We esbnot,
and Gnust moi, andswill not faitsr Or dsspsirin
ti,is h4u: of our scountry'a pssflz Pie sdarkes'
hour is Just before dawn!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07

Direct importation frsm Aassaa.
ITO COFFEE, PORTO RICO, SUGAR, So
HI D!fS &c. For sale hy
Hamburg, Sept 5, If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
Frem the Goa.iifutionalis. Of Monday Zee"
From the Georgia Front.

From the Georgia Front.
Fror M oiiecr Who arrived in tLis city tsis
morning direct from Loyej"y's we learn some
particulars CT the battle which took place ut
Jope.Lsro' Thursday. Our lines wers around
Jcnesboro', bresslworks being thrown up roach
ing totsc rairoad:st each end Of tha t-wa on the
west side. The enemy advanced from Ndfris
Station and crossed tte roalto the esst of tine
town.
I About three 0'clsck the bat,ls commsEced 'by
ths enemy making . furious assauls against our
works. which was s=llanlly repulsei. Again ara
again the Yankees wero led to tie charge, bring
ing up fresh troop. q. every snsst, lus we're ea'h
tims driven back wilL fiizhtfal slaughter. After
tba fourth relulss Ga enemy csnses,Tatea III.
whulo fyrcs in froat Of GsTan's arkanaas efiSsas
which mas pressed back by. overwhelming LaE-
bers. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
OUR LOSE.

Our loss will not sx.Ssi l,5ce in killed SID
wounded. About 500 of G.ysn's Brigade and
th. mujority CT ttsa2a ana5ih Rse'ussJ were
.saksa pris oncrs. General Gosan End c..rt@iu ].
A. Wil.i.,ns, seysrs'e-Adiutast Gsnr:nl are
among the earture,I. co,surl Sam. Smith, Of the
s.h Aiken sas, well known in this ci'J. wersaret
TO learn is snons tho Killed. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
e A TEST NE VS..
Official Dispatch Ffom Gea. Hood.

RlcaxoNp, Aug. 4.-The following cfieial dea:
.p,tch has Lyen resolved from Gen. Hood; da;cd
the sd: On the sy snins Of tho s0th,- the snsny
made a lolgment scro,s Flat Rircf near JONES'
bro. We attacked them thsrs on the evening
of tho Slsl with two corps but failed to- dislodge
sthcm. This naie it necessary to aaandeai Adm
ia which was dvns on the nigh: Of The lst. :. =
Our !uss en- the evening of. The 3ast riua!l -
on-rhs evening of th. lst Harleo'F corps in
position vt j J,nesbsro. was assaulted by o sufs-
rior force of The enemy, aud beiyg yut6.hkea,
Tas esuptl!yl to withdraw during the biskt,
with q la.s Of eight guns. Enemy prisoners re.
port thsr loss very severe. =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-07
For ths Advertiser.

Mrs. ElDrnr DL.sD, sec',y 3 Treas.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
THE GREAT CAUSE
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
ADMINEsTRATOR,s SALE.

An PrObate-KenOsha County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Addison Leonard. de-
ceased: N'-
N oIICE is hereby given that by virtue and in mr.
~ suance Of an order of license made in said mat
Ter on the I'd day of Apr 1864, by the county court
Oh sau county, the undersigned administrator of the
OF said deceased will the I'd day of Nav next
al ten CLOCK IN the forenoon, at the house
oMnea ana occupied by said decreased, Exchange
IN the thrd ward in the city of Ker osha offer
Ior sale at public vendue, the following described
street 70 WIZ house and lot situated Exchange
IN tne cry OF Kenosha, in the third ward and
Tany owned ana occupied by the said addison
also 40 acres of land being the north hal
OIL east half of the southwest quarter of section
nb III .ne Town OF Bristol, in the county Of Ke-
IoSna, Wisconsin The terms of sale will be made
Dated April 6 1854
4w44 n TEoN,Do
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
In Probnte-Kenosha COUNTY Cour,-

In the matter the last will and testament of Ann
Quarles deceased
a IN reading and filing instrument in writing pur-
" porting to be the last will and testament of Ann
Quares of Waukesha, deceased, and als1 the accom-.
panying petition of Joseph V. Quarles and Michael
Frank oil henOsha, representing among other things
that the said Ann Quarles lately died at Waukesha in
the state OF wisconsin, that said instrument is the
last will and testament ofsad deceased and that they
the said petitioners are the identical joseph V
Quarles and Michael Frank named and appointed in
and by said last will and executors thereof
and praying that day be appointed for hearing the
proofs OF said last will and testament &c 1t is
ed that the proofs of said instrument be be for
The Judge OF this court Friday the 22d day of pr
1854, at ten O'Clock of said day al his Office in
the city of Kenosha.
And 1t is further ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by publishing cow
OF TINS order for three eks successfully prior to
day OF hearing in the Kenosba Telegraph weekly
newspaper printed and published at Kenosha CITY,
Dated March %, 1864.
3w43 l. W. WEBSTER, County Judge.