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, 1865-12-06
Arrival of Southern CongFcNsmen-A
North Carolina Tniontst-
Elcnx Of ConsFcsk-PctfIon for Dis.
Ab1ef1 Soldfcrx.

ton fayk Alexander Il. Jones. from North Caro-
ina distE7et, has arrived. lie kays he can take the
ostb, never having aided the rebellion, bnf on the
loyalty to the Eniou. He u from the mountain
listz1ct In the Western part Of that State.
Mes.rs. Stnbbs, F. c. Fuller, O. c. Clark, and S.
II. Wnlknp, from the same Slate, are also here
Full1 va. a member Of the rebel Congress, and
Wa,kup was 4 Colonel il the rebel army. From
Virginia Hesess. 4. Il. Il. Stuatt, Chandler, Ba1-
hour, end Conrad, are here.
The tame despatch ssys that II Is probable Con-
gnns viii adjourn from Wednesday Until Monday
next. partly in consequence Of the Natioual
Thanksgiving. but chiefly 10 give the Speaker time
10 make up lle Committees, which, this term, r..
qntrca unusual dellbefaudu.
Disabled soldiers, employed In ,arious pep1rt-
numeronaly e1gued, praying congress 10 abolish
the act pae<cd at Their latl session, withholding
Dom them the bountIes paid 10 al othcts Of their
clhss not In the Government employ.
, 1865-12-06
6a,MM.MU.M

S7e4 ais, ,038s 20
The amount Of notes fnrniahed 10 thr NaiIonai
Banks up 10 and including the 3tst Of October, was
little over $eq5 COO COO, but It Is estimated that
SO o oo0 OF these Ind not Len been put into cir
culalfnn.
In addition 70 the United States notes. there we're
also outstanding ~ 538 100 i've per cent Treasury
no:es and {1tIt1a, 1f0 compound interest notes. pf
EEich would, doubtless, oe sale to estimate that
S$0,tb, eco we're In circulation as currency. y
From this statement. 1t appears that, Without In
clcdanE eesen ana three-tenths notes, many OF the
money. and Ill OF which tend IN some measure 70
swcll The inlalion, The papse money Of he country
sT3i 21s, ,E;s % which has been daily increased by
The notes since furnished to the National Banks.
nnd l. likely to be tti further increased bT thosc
to which they arc entitled, until the amount author-
tzea by law {31 00o 600) shall have been reschcd.
subject to such reduction as may be made bY the
AtthdraWal Of the noles Of the State hanks
The following Is Il statement VI the bank note cir
cuaton OF the country at various periods Of hIrh.
est End loNcft Issues prior to the war:
, 1865-12-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

How The PreAidentss Message Ii Re-
Enrded,
Especial Deepatch 10 the Chicago Tdbune1
WAsu1soroS, Dec. S.
The general comment on tie Message msy be ex.
pressed n The frequently rccui1n. phrase: =" Well,
than We had reason to expect The Democrats
make no pectal objection a. yet, II the Union1sts
1boye htnted. Conspicuous Radicals, however,
freely cinctze, assuming mat the whole work Of
reorganization has been accomplished, With the
The elections Of ConGrea*men.
, 1865-12-06

The city e'ertann hsfr to-day passed OF quietly
Ind no ROW. o. raurie1 afe n rct rrpottad The
MI votr fcr AsJor Il ~ follovs: Hofns, Tan.
many, D<moeras. y ,S1; Roberts, Republican, H.
, 1865-12-06

Total lMcEf4se.........s--..
Which increase was caused as follows,
Donda. s rer cent, act July H. "a, "a 500
D0p1a, 8 per cent, act Feb. =, "a. 4,0muD
Honds' PEI cent. ast NJ Msf: : 3'G. S5e:-sS &; ss
1,onde, s per cent. aef March I. 1851. ..,..,,
Bonds, peg cent, hct4 July !, 1se2, and
July :, lsA. lrsned to Central r1ct1c
Ent!rpad Company, 1ntere1t payable Ia
tNNAA HO4e{ 1:.s-+ssss
Treasury notes, 80. acts JunoN, 1851. and
March = E65, interest payable In lawful
money!: .................-,..
Compound Interest notes. . per
csnL tct June %, iS5i......-.. .s1N.Ein
Temporary loan, 6 per cent, act
July II, ls6l.................... t7.NEsD
United States notef, Acts Feb. x 1852.
Ihly II. 1sG!, ann January II, 1851,
Efuctonal eEfTtncy, Act, March 2, lSE.,.
, 1865-12-06

Axt1Exra7s.-At XeyIcker'a, tho Flortncea IN
:. Handy Andy" md a aMEschievuna Annir.'' At
tho Muscnm Matinee, .Swcsshearts md wlvrs;~
evening, De,rtegnr." II The Academy OF Nh,
sle, 0eprAt Of 6em Friee.
, 1865-12-06

Hosr1IAL FoH WoxEx AND Cu11phEE.-Ar9.
q, Thompson, the resident physician Of this tn-
etttrtion. No. - Rush strret. reports that during
the month Of November Just passed, nineteen
patitpte we're admitted into that institution, and
that I5i have been admitted sluee May 18Th. The
November vas sereuty; total nRmbef from The
rOmEtucfmrnf ~.
, 1865-12-06

EHf TncTF0HR 47g
In lie rrncTt of tie Sec,rar1 i,r the SeaT IA
there was excluded from the pnhlle debt the s1m
Of {77,S ,3i7 d. which amount had been paid out
tba n Taa.Hrs.Sv ,.* ~ ~ - ,nt
wifi sftr H. rnn,ansan, - ~ % @
an. asI t tae H. q tas next nsSa1
5e1l asanmed IN .aat ftpost az. the balance N the
IrasurJ July ! 1851 and 3s -, ,s05, q, the bal
anee According 10 the warrant account, H. above
stated. .
ne i9oW'as E y .h statement 0I The receipts ana
l6t5.
Eslauce tn Treasury, agreeable
10 warrants, Jufy |, ls66...... ss5s. .sna
10 expendIiares. ..s1s,77a,og
, 1865-12-06
-t913l1.&
s1~,HsrHt

Leaving balance In the Treaaury On the
1t dsy Of July. lss. .of........:......-.. ssssom
The following statement exhibits the ttems of fn
crease and decrease ot khe public debt TOR the ycat
year Ets:
Amount OF public debt June q, 81 80, oss
Anornt OF public dcbt juno 81 IstI., MA len -
, 1865-12-06

F:r't. That By reducing prices 1t would onex.Ic
irju,iou4ly. not dIsastropsly, upoa s1ais' end
br qnlte hlGy to preipttats dnane Il crfsfs. "3
TO ih's II uay ba replied, tast ptises of afttchs
OF fnaspcns able ueeess1ty e Lhcsdy 40 hIrh ~ 10
besevefeN Oppressive 70 eonsuaer,, especially to
, 1865-12-06

our eos.t. snouit: ,hey i.s fotrrd = 1S 1nea Aone
,,wr~ ,assr ~
- non-irAtc -.
lns WoI1inS 9! me Marine uoepleA systcEa, asRt
Rsesens constituted, n not a-oGefhEr aatisfscioky-
The ersst9n md Ecp.ir q nuncl2Hs s1pe7atra tuil
akss oa a9 suHpESt - kae enLNouAancaRs necc&A-
sonnsctsa Enn tncl opstaEoqA hsTa sntallets upon
.4e W. sssaIsis isi 1Sa!5 a1penee ~ beJoh5 the
aonat us ~ " .ue sfAnacA Halch ha4 beEA
LII - - LIZ III ~ eon9ftsa
ertaie md d the ats n co19,,hua 'ae sv.cn wss
srns syna q es fh as aoD Of shs Go!e
arem % ~ *. men5sa n !1r tnc nen-nt q the
ssIyes md eoatemnsie ,.xny eon.nnss CO.. py thse
sysem oq erf aee eo.1ai aigs1e y ~ e soatlnue
Il HI OF tnc 6Gs Gsctnrnent> It
Nv sboaid b e,sa o rf' ne Q. he
- innr". " n1a tais W1H Be nercaaazy
IN ~ 49, 1Hoo' aua 10 ha1e H1A*rl REDUCTION
:" ~ E1ner1trTrs r. .,o. .
=. vs,1cN. .s sn1 - SAo tuEmef SsE5efAf3ea h1VE
I'd ~ cos1a, ani Mt2 en1te rnA3tm1fy, retFoee
SI,.. ta1 ~ Nstem Of rnnllc marine hos
!. ~ ~ seIaea aaa NansEed By tho Government,
M H. meih9d ha: has aee dsviscd
az iSss osn aat e the sss1aen The sxptns
p;nto .r o. sfS efsss..d Sc u sasm whsn he pa-
MAN |. nnI 3.h,e nnt ~ 1,nv -
a. esaiY net q ~ gsss T. tns s1psa's
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The Hook and the Crane.
sY JESSE CLEMENT

2ii0 Ny sonlie aglow with tie thought Of the Past
When fre-psces built as family cove,
Their cheer er the room like q benson cast,
Ere the reign ofthe tiny and tenebrous stove.
Those fre>places, nurseries. ground and all,
A home in he bosom IT Memory retain
And the hyacir h hopes and the raptures recall
OF the radiant days OF the hook and the crane.
vrThe rorn that vas popped in the ashes when
And the embers Of childhood were glowing
$780, meet red:
The songs With shout in the chimney place sung
While he storm king Of winter was shaking
,.rr r-- his head rive SID g'-
The turkeys that sgung like martyr to roast;
The spare, ribs 20 crisp in the 'foyestick's reign
Are pictured rs fancy, and lead US to toast
Toe jubiant days Of the hook and the crane
~, Iheinaidens who spun in the kitchen "lang syne
And sung with the vgOr of masculine sous.
Had waists which no lovers one could en-
Irvine.
And cheek, which were red as the wrathiest
GOALS
Their love was firm the thews ar the wheel,
And their bosoms would swell like the bilIowy
main;
Old heors had their eestacies modern's ne er feel
When they pli5hted their vows by the hook
~ and tie crane
Bot dead are the eubeEs that warmed MS Of yore
And cold are the ashes that lay on the hearth;
The sorgs II our childhood there echo no more
For The Joy besming ffe place is banshed from
earth
We Sigh Ger the Hopes in the urn of the Past
Wemourn er the friends whom the Archer
tas slain;
And We wall fer the Pleasures too fragile to last
In the hailowed ola days Of the hook and The
3d.. crane. s, r.
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LAWS or WISCONSIN -OFFIClAL.

f.ing u terMs oE a. an IL

Az A. H@lpg Tue terms oStle nth jI.liclii
circuit
The peape -fttent,.e EHs>.e.ss reo.ese. q
I'd 'r-& a.. iHa Il. .t4cs 81. IT,.
l2Hes:
Seotion That itr' tttcr the general aud
special terms oL Us. cIret III ~oIrt Of the tifth
Judicial circuit andI b. hrid IS toIIons -
the county IT Grant on the first monday in
March and second Monday Ia September
Of each year; Ia the county Of Iowa. on the
4th Monday in March and fourth Monday
in September; Ia the county Of La Fayette
on the second monday in April, and the first
Monday IN t'ecenber la the county Of Rich
land, on the fourth Monday in April, and
the fourth Monday III October; and in the
county OF Crawford, on the second Monday
In May,and the second Monday Of November
of each year, as aforesaid pr0UGled, that at
any term IF the circuit court in either of said
counties motions aud demurrers pertaining
to actions or proceedings pending in the cir
cult court Of spy other Of said counties. may
be noticed for Argument, heard and deter
mined, aud the Judgments and orders there
Oh shall be entered in the records of the
proper court, as Of the term preceding their
entry.
Sec. 2. All actions, prosecutions, motions
returns, appearances, and all proceedings
which might be mad made or tried at tie
terms Of the circuit cOUrtof eitherof said coun-
ties as heretofore fixed by law, may be had,
mad and tried at the terms Of said court as
established by this act
Sec. 3. The Judge Of said circuit court.
pending any general term, Or within 80 days
thereafter, may order a special term TO be held
in any county, at which any actions may be
tried or proceedings had. which do not Ie-
quire jury, and such lAsiuess may be done
9 as by law may be transacted at such terms
. Such order shall be entered by the clerk of
record, and copy thereof shalIibe published
IN such weekly newspaper as may be publish
sd at the county seat, at least thirty days be-
fore the commencement Of such special term,
or if there is no such paper, then in any 9TH
er weekly newspaper which may be publish
ed in such county.
Sec 4. Immediately after the passage Of
this act, the secretary Of state shall furnish
copy thereof to the publisher of at least one
weekly newspaper in each of the counties in
said circuit, and the same to be published
therein; and this act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage and pub
LEGATION.
Approved Feb 2, 1868.
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Sale Of Forfeited MOrtgaged Lands
- CJsce Of Commissioners of School and
JHt1erSity Ld9,ds, Madison. wis Feh is65

C"'0"osSy Ld7I1S Madison, Wis, Feb. 3, 1865
oTtUE is hereby given that the following describ-
"a lands' having been forfeited and become the
p.topeLy OF 'he state by of non-payment of
on oans granted thereon will be offered for
Sae az pupc auction, at the Office of the Secretary Of
state, al TIE Capitol in Madison on the Both cav of
aroh, A. D. 1860 (Gness previously sold by the State
at the prices at which they are now held said sale TO
commence at O'Clock A. NJ, and continue from day
to day until all of said lands shall ave been SO otsr
ed The minimum price at which said lands will he
onered will be the amount placed opposite each tr act
under the heading "Appraised Value" land is the
amount at which the lards have been appraised h y
appraisers appointed for that purpose from an actu
examination OF the land) to which will be added the
caHes winch Were due at the time of forfeiture Two
tracts will be sold together where tbs deems
Gu pest Tor the Interests of the State.
1anos VIII be sold subject to all legal due
.neIeon' Not less than % per cent oil the purchase
money wh be required be paid at the time of pur>
balance. J' W." "e siteu lol VIC
CHILLI IauS not sold at public sale will thereafter be
| them. - ~ Ps'Son applying io'
other conditions made kno Wn at the sale
| r.. ID 81 sraH.r.s LUCIUS FAIRCHILD,
s#-i.'T SAM'L d. HASTINGS,
| WINFIELD SMITH,
commissioners of School and University Lands.
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SIZE RIFFS SALE.
state of Wisconsin, X Revolutionary Cir

Parick KELLY and Asa Hatch against Bridget Grove Sam
uf h"ney Of the of Andrew Grove
deceased James sawyer and the unknown and lega
ceased. 49,
virtue ana In pursuance the Judgment in the above
entitled action rendered the 22d day Of November
1904 at the regular term of the said court W. w Baker
shef Of said county shall offer for sale and sell public
auction TO the highest bidder therefor the door
TIE court House in the city and county Of Kenosha and
state OF scohsin at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of Fri
day the Slst day Of March A. d 1865 the following de-
serbed los parcels Of land lying and being in the city
and county KenOsha and Of Wisconsin and
particularly described followsto wit: the undivided half
ofots seven nd eight in Hook numb
the sou teast quarter Of No3 north Of
No % and in the first ward of the city Of
ha and being feet west by forty feet
IN aLd ID. Terms cash. w. W. BAKER,
Dated Feb. 3th, 1866 ShstiH
j. J. PETIT. PiHs Atty. Tw3G
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Hn ProlD".e--E kenOshp County <ourl.

Hn ProAS" se-- EAenOshn County SourI
In tie matter of the estate of Elizabeth Yansstire,
deceased WI
SsN reading and filing the petition Il Lewis vii.
NJ hams Jr executor Of the last viii aud testament
OF the card Elizabeth Vana slime, Setiiag forth the
amount OF pers nai estate that has into h hands
ahd the spCsitl thereof; and the amoant Of debs
outstanding against tie said deceased aud a dcscrip-
ton of all The real esfae of which the said deceas
died sezed and possessed, aud praying thai license be
to hun granted to sell the hole of said rea estate:-
and it appearing by said petition that is not suf
hcient per Jna property II lie hands of said executor
TO pay said debts and that il is necessary order to
pay the same aud 10 carry the provisions of the
said Will, to sell the whole OF said real estate; il
therefore o. dered that all persons said
estate appear before the Judge Of this court Friday
the seventeenth 07th) day of March, A. D. 1865, at
two O'Clock M of that day, at his office ia the city OF
henosha, then and there to show cause if any there
be, why license should not be granted to said execu
tor to sell said reat estate according to the prayer Of
said petition v-,--.a
Anu it is further ordered that copy Of this order
be published four weeks successfully prior said az
OF hoaring, IN the KenosLa Telegraph Weekly news
paper published in kenosha city.
Dated FEB. Z, 1865. -" L W. WEBSTER
Il 81 4W0b saau.E #. -.r-.. County Judge
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sEsEEtENF,s sAnR.

STATE OF WIsooHsIN -KEEosHA CoUSTY CIRCUIT CoURr.
John G Tappan against Joseph V. Quarles admins.
traitor OF John II Nichols ORB deceased
virtue and in puTs of the judgment ia the
MN aboY entitled action, rendered Nov. q, 1864 at
a regular term of said court, /. William W Baker
Sheriff of enosha County, shall offer for sale at pub
c auction to the highest builder therefor the front
door OF the Court House in said city of Kenosha on
Monday the 6th day of March, d. 1865 between the
hours OF and 10 A, NJ ofsaid day,the following real
estats, to wit; Lots number six (G), seven a and
eight (S) in block thirteen l3) also iots number two
~ three (3). Fix go aud seventh in block number
twelve ~, all Ia Holmes Nichols addition TO tn,
city of kenosha, in section G. town l. range 23 east.
Dated Ja-.ll, 1860. WILLIAM w. BAKER
Twas Sheriff of Ksnossn
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sHrERuFE = SALE
State II Wisconsin, Kenosha County Cir
s-s.tr..f.- e cult Court ...a -.i ~

The Connecticut River Bank against Josiah Bond and EN-
lily E. Bond WiiIian IS Bend and Edward Balm.
IN PURSUANCE Of the judgment in the above entitled
action. rendered hoyem6er l7th 1864, at the regular
term of said court. j, w. w. Baker sheriff Of said
county Of Kenosha shall offer tor sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder therefor at the front
door of the oity of Keno sha in said
county at ten O'clock in the forenoon of Saturday March
25th 1860 the following lot parcel of land SO much
thereof as shall be sufficient satisfy said judgment and
costs with the costs of said salehat
at the north of block ferty-two T4a in the
city OF Eenosha and the south east of
thlf ty-ope III town number two north of range
east thence westerly park street eighty [sOl ieo
thence southerly parallel to main street twenty thu
and one half 70 12l feet thence easerly parallel 20
street eighty sol feet to main thence nortlerY
main street twenty three and half % l-2 feet 10
beginning Terms of sareeash. WV BAKER
N II HEAD. Plf's Atty's . Sheriff
Da1 ed Jan. 18th, 1865. 7w36
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SHERIFF. SALE.
Stnte of Wisconsin,, KenOsha County
Circuit dOurr .t4

Mary b. King against Milton II. Petit, Caroline D.
Petit Jessle |. ClapD and others deft ndants:
Ee virtue and in pursuance of the Judgment in thu
Ely above entitled action render ed January ITtb
1860 at the regular term of said court, l. Willian
W. Baker, Sheriff OF Kenosha County shall Of n for
sale aid sell at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor at the front door of the Court House in lid
;ity OF keu"sha on Saturday, the 25h day of March
A! d 1860, teo O'Clock of sau day the follow
ing ret estate TO wit: Al that certain piece or par.
etlof aad lyiEg and being the city End county OF
henossa ana state OF Wisconsin, eInofs partcu' .ly
describe a. follows, to wit all OF lot nunss.r three
IA block No orty (4p) in the southeast quarter Of
section No ihTty,one 81 in town No. I've ~ north
OF rang twenty three 90 east excepting one nun
dred and thirytwo 1922 feet of hon tAe west end OF
said lot Tel cash.
Dated February 5, 1860.
| J. ), PtT4Ir, .a,, . WILLIAM W. BAKER,
| TN36 P,Hs Atty. Sheriff or Keuosha Cl
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q" A.robnle-a oounr Comr1.

Inthe matter of the estate of James reeey deceased
r To all whom it may concern:
n EEIERs OF adm Illustration on said estate hav-
rs ing been issued 10 +. Robinson, and time thereon
having been allowed creditors to present their Claims
Tor examination and allowance, notice is hereby CIV
erthat the Undersigned wilt on Friday. the Sd day Of
hareh next at MS office in the CITY of Kenosha re-
ceVe, examine and adjust all caigls and demands Of
all persons against said deceased.
Kenosha, Feb.7, 1865. T. W. WEBSTER
4w36 - . ., COUNTY J1dge
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LAMBS CELEBRATED
PATENT SELF ACTING Ntoh
H q NDLooM

This wO5derful invention is practically adapted to
the family OF tn elaboring man. to be used in making
NIL rhe heavy and substantial goods worn by them
By the simple turning of an easy crank, the whole
process of viewing is performed, parts AL self
changing, requiring skill to weave, it let's off the
from the warp beam, winds up cloth, throws the
shuttle and treads the treddles, all with mo,ion
When the warp is once drawn through the REED and
of The Self-actng Loom, the warp md
without extra machinery, Jeans, Satinets Tweeds Lns
sey, Single and Double plain CLOTH &C., can be made,
and the changes from kind to another can be made
in minutes On all other looms the warp is drawn
in differently for each kind of cloth. ttFs.-
The Self acting loom is small, neat and light only
cupying the space of small breakfast tabls. The
chnery is simple and durable, that'anyone eau tell
the why's and whereores about it, and with but little
experience, use it successfully without the least liability
of getting it out OF order,
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Ciscuil Conrt, Connly OF Kono.ha

The state Of Wisconsin, to Ann Tsdale. [StampI
XOU are hereby summoned aud required to answor tb.
complaint - sanford h. Tsdale which is fIsd H. ~
office oeIerk Of rcuit court for KCrosa Co. al Es f6rs
IN t"e city OF henosha, and 20 copy Of yar an er
on us az our office ia the city aud county of Kep6ghn All
State OF Wisconsin, wthn twenty days after the sroo
hereof exclusive OF the day of such service and you fail
70 answer the complaint aforesaid tie sad $anferd n
Ti-dale n" apply the Cour. for ne r,sf demanded IN
the Com, lainL. O. s. s. n IL u5'H N u III
Dated January L. 1866 Gw33 Plantia's t,tys.
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LOOK TOYOUR
Count the Costs and Profits I!

Good Jeans Satinets worth per
yard at Wholesale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25 cts o.
Cotton or linen warp, per I'd, 25 cts, maLo 81 c+s
Filling for a yard of Jeans cost AZ cts, ! -
One loom will lily IS yards of Jeans Sat
inets in a day. making saving to the wearer Is
yards or profit to the acturer per day, IS 10
To the farmer who raises his wool, acd mann
features it into cloth for home the market much
greater profits realized, making his wool bring him
double what 1t would in its state. .
For town rights single looms for Kenosha and RAJ
cine counties apply tile subscriber at his residence
in Soners, or address SO
Il. EBlAEEkETS. Kenosha
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rAxINorIoE.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD OF SuPRRvIsoRs
I - ----- Kenosha County. Dec II 1874

4he following is list OF vi redeemed pieces. tracts
or lots of land situate in the County OF Kenosha
State of Wscopsi which sold on the Cd dny OF
September, A d. 1852 for the unpaid taxes OF 1861
and the amou of taxes charges aud interest csicu
lated thereon to the last day ofredemption due on
each parcel Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that unless such lands edeemed or before the
I'd day of September, A. d 1865. they will be coz
veyed to the purchasers thereof. #- b.. a:o
The following lots and parcels ofland are situate
in the or of Section 81. Town q Range g. in the
First Ward of the city of KenOsha .IT
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KENosHA COUNTY soHooL ruNn.

Commencing on a line that divides the hf ana bf
OF the ne ar Of sec g. town l. range 23 east in the
city Snd county of Kenosha, point 46T # of the
line Of said or, and on the north line of the "Cem.
etery Grounds,"v thence north said eighty line
90 IT, thence 29i Il to the Chicago road, thenca
southery the east side OF said road 3S6 it to the
SAID Cemetery Grounds" thence east on the north
line OF the said Cemetery Grounds" 375 #, to the
place oil beginning, appraised value.... 1920 70
aw0R
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16
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Is not Homeopathic remedy, nor does it contain
Mercury Iron Cantharidea orr any injurious ingredient
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oace) for So. Sentby Mail Sold hoIesale and Retail,
ut the Sole General Depot in the United ota:ea by
J. WINCHESTER, 38 John Street, Il. Y,