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Summer street.

large two story residence between Church and
Broad street-frout 100 feet, by $50 deep.
rev Two story Brick residence near Dr.. Good
lets church, with seven rooms.
A small Brick residence south Of AL street. with
3 or rooms
The New Theatre, corner Union and Summer
streets, offer ri prce tlat win nett the purcha-
ser Is per c. nt gross ser annuln.
The pretty block Of Stores, , stories high, corner
Of Union street, now rented at 5000; this years
rent wall b. taken AZ part payment.
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RrOad street.

Two one story Brick Business Houses, opposite
Dick,y's dill.
one znsn Frame Business House a4joinng the
above.
Two large Brick Store Houses, between College
and Market streets.
Three small Fame Business Houses, near the
above.
The Shelby Medical College, lot 165xlG5 feet deep
with oil the extensive brick and stone buildings,
well located for "A seminary, hotel, or business
houses, aud can be sold IN part In whole.
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A two st0Ty residence between Spruce street and
the ChattsnoHga Depot, with ten 70 ans. Free from
taxes.
and Spruce street.
Une hundred feet Of vacsnt ground, near High
street. This BE- very valuable Tor business houses
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In EdgeHeId.

A Frame House on the Gsllatin Pike, containing
three rooms carpenters shop, and cistern. Lot
6Ux2iO feet.
A double tenement Cottage on Ben street, with
three rooms each.
small Brick residence on Fatherland street.
or , rooms-lol 80 ieot 'front.'
A small Frame near the aboye-lot leo feet 'front.'
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GRACE VAN EVERY. THE GIFTED CLAIR
VI Yoyant and Futunsi, can, BY tie ad OF the
HaToso0os. produce perfect likeness Ct your fu-
ture partner, giving he dase o I the hsppy event,
leading traits Of character, occupation, whether
rich OF pOor Post ofHce addTe =, and other vslua-
be information, II desired.
send by mail. Prepaid. One Dollar, and Red
Stamp, With a fall description Of yourself, and
vii return the likeness, with the sboFe intonna-
ton. Address
GRACE VAN EVERY,
fehie dkH3ms r. o Drawer CSC, Detroit N ch.
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two story Brick residence, with OF s rooms
between the Square and the Louisville Depot.
a two story Brick residence south Of Broad with
6 OF Z rooms. Free from taxes.
A two story BRICK dwelling with or 10 rooms,
near the Louisville Depot, which D. bringing in q
very heavy rent.
A small brick dwelling in South Nashville with
rooms. bsiides kitchen. Possession gwen i'm
nediatey.
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VIZ FOR THE NURSE AND
w sPf.-Ihs most interesting and exciting
hook ever published, embracing the adventures 81
q woman % the Union army Nurse, scout sud
spy. Giving most VIVID inner picture Of the var.
Returned and disabled ufhcers and Soldiers in
want Of profitable employment viii find q pecu-
hRrly adapted 10 their condition JONES BROS
a co 81 Main strest, Csncinnau, Ohio.
jan8l-Smd6wP
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CHERRY Street.

A residence with OF 10 rooms good new,
which can he bought for less than cost-ysry cheap.
xix small Brick residences IN South Nashville,
from 90 2 rooms.
Three Frame residences in South Nashville, from
. % rooms.
Nashville.
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AInrLnf street

A two story brick residence on East side o. Mar
ket street nesr is junction win the MurfTsesborO
Tumpise, rooms beside smoke house and kilch-
On. lot 50 feet fOnt by Us deep.
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South Union.

snail Frame residence between Franklin Pike
AMI High street.
small brick dwelling with 3 rooms, besides
kitchen. Possession can be gwen.
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A bFo story brick dwelling. p few doors north Of
Line street. containing OF rooms.
Two large and magnificent dwellings, containing
from 10 10 " rOoms.
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sPLEEDID LIST OF ARTICLES,
All 10 be sold for One Dollar each.

All che goods in The shove Lisl viii 30 sold with
out reservation, for oEE DoLLka each. Certifcafss
ef all the various articles placed N similar en-
VeiOpes and sealed These envelopes wiz b sent
b. mall or delivered at cur once, without regard
% choice. On FeceiFng certificate You viii ace
what it represents, and e n opaonal vita 7Ou 10
send one dollar and receive the arlicia named, OF
any other IN the lsf q same value. inan trausao.
tons b. mail We charge for f0rEzrdng he esTt6-
Gates paying postage add doing the business, o.
cents each. FIVE CEETIFIcAFEs Nill b sent f0r s.
ELEyEE for 81 fnIETT ior - 8IzEx-FrvE sOr so;
and OaE HuEDRED i0r Sl5. By this mode " qEs
selections nom varied stock "a hns goods, Of tbs
best make and latest styles and Of intsrsic worth
a nominal price, while ali heyea chailcs q ssc1
nng srtieiea % ne very highest Vaine.
We guarantees entire satisfaction 10 eEery lhstahes,
and Il there should b auy psrson eisaatisfsd Eth
say article hey nay receive, they may inmed ate
y rstarn i, and the pncs win Be- refunded
AGEsTs.-Hs allow those sctna g AgEala, Tea
Cents on each Csrtidcate 0rdered, provided thar
remittance amount b One Dollar
They Will collect twenty-five cents Tor ever Ger
Liheate, and retaining 10 cents remit V ~ IS eens
Tor each.
eS-Address GEO. pEMERIT 4 co,
Ianl-am 800 Broadway. NeE fofk.
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REMOVAL!
GREWAR & ALBERTSON,
PRACTICAL PIummers 3 Gas Filters,

TTAvE REMOVED THEIR ESTABLISHMENT
ii from No. 20 North Cherry street, 70 the build
ing formerly occupied By Wm. simmons AZ = Car
peuters shop, % Cnurcn street 1e,4esn SnsrfJ
Ifhere theg are nov prepared % execute any and
al kinds 81 work IN thsir line, at shorE Bodce and
n the besf manner
Theg haF con hand and for sale In and Fore
Puma Artesia1 and Cistsrn Pumpa, ETC, Also, q
largs supply Of Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets,
&c. anl2-3m
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Union street.
High : rec d.

Five Houses, opposite the New Theatre. in the
cen raj portion Of the city.
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TTAvINs QUALIFIED AZ EXECUTOR UPON
the estate 81 81 n. Caadress. sr., deeeased
this ) % nouiy 81 persons Ehe afe indebted % 50
estate 10 eo11a iorEari and make payfIeasi - =
dulgence csnnoi - gwen. Al persons halins
claims against sad estate wi present thsn ior paw
meut Wlthin he tine ugescrfbed b. lag, % lhf1
vii Be barred. THO9. CALDWELL. kxacuiof.
leb23-lm
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Lumber

fJsOOU FEET DRESSED FLOORING,
1000 feet one inch seasoned common Doardss
$500 a clear
Just received and fer sale BY
d b. DICKEf, Agent,
Broad And High sts.
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mcLemnre street.
Church street.

A tso story Brick residence short distance north
al Cedar street
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To the Public.

have been informed that there is a report in
L circulation that | have partner in ny 20 el
I have one or ever had; neither have eyer told
aDy ne 50, directly indirectly neither insnua-
ted anything Of the kind. Any one msking such a
statement tells mos paipshle falsehood
Mrs. K A. BISHOP,
Prcpnetress GrItch6ed House,
maTl5-lW Chattanooga, Tenn
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IN fI1e SuhIIrhN.

A small frame resdcnessnear the Wilson Spring,
with rooms. Lot 80 by 10.
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SaTnaritan's Wash
WHAT TIE SURGEONS 81 y OF TIKI 81
MARTTANS- REMEDIES
"PosT HosPTF4L. FoaF lAasEALL, !

"PosT HOsPIrAI, FOaT MARsKALL,l
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. p, 1854. I
t'l have great satisfaction IN stating that have
used "1hc SdBadyitaa Remedies for Nenerea Dis
ease in its most customary form; that have used
them with Judgment, discretion, and properly, and
have found them 70 respond 10 my anticipatOns
promptly and eftectusily. Knowing their cOmpo-
sitiOn IhsVe the fullest confidence IN their Efficacy
snd as far as my use Of them extends recommend
them strongly. ALFaED @. B0wERs,
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols"
Let il be understood that these remedies are as
recommended, and will positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Price Of Male Packages, Ssmsritan's- Gin S4.oO
Female s. 90; Root aud Herb ia &c s. 90 Wash
so cents.
sold BY ". J. s c. ". SMITH. Druggists,
Corner Chur h and Vine streets,
NAsHvlLE, TEsE.
Desmond 4 Co, Proprieiors, sls Race streets,
Philadelphia.
janls-6m.
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iowa of Johnsonville,

published plan Of which can be seen At our ONCE
and a. the principal Hotels and other public pisces
ia this city. Being eligibly lOcsted on the East
bank o. the Tennessee river, 10 miles from rs
mouth, and 81 the terminus Of The Nashville and
Northwestern Rail- osd, distance Of " miles from
that CITY; surrounded, ~ Il is, By nch and pro
ductVe country, ana being IA slmost constant rFeE
communication with many Of the most important
commercial critics Of the North and southwest,
must AZ no d slant day. become acIty Of vast busi-
ness importance. such an opportunity Tor safe
and profitable investment, is bat seldom offered.
We the sole agents for the sale Of lots and are
fully authorized and empowered 70 grant titles 70
purchasers.
The Nashville and Northwestern Railroad viii
Dc thoroughly repaired M the course 81 few days,
when regular trips VII b. made between this city
aud JohnsonYille. a liberal trade permit has been
granted
We viii also offer at the sane time about 900 acres
81 rich and heavily hmb rcd land, lying in tho inn
media.e vicinity 81 the town.
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Sundries.
NASHVILLE
WOOD and COAL COMPANY

rs PREPARED TO DELIVER COAL TO AM
psrt OF the city. Orders promptly aftended %
once No. 81 fiOuth College street, -,,.,.r
Gn3-u THUS. n. h4OAA1NN'
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NOTICE-

NTANoY JANE BASS, MARY DUKE. eILFORD
~ bass, and lhe Children a the lsfe 3ohn ID
Bass, living IN West snnessee, heirs of Jonn y
Smith. dec d, are requested % attend the County
Court - Lebanon, lson county, on the srst Mon
day N April next ensuing, GO - % recslFe their
different portions Of the estate decreed BY tbs viii
Of the late John I. Smith.
mario -dltE3g
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-. :. :. g. IL,


Contains no MineTsl-n0 Balsan-n0 Mercury.
Only len pills 20 be taken 70 effect cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
unpleasant taste and will not IN airy way njure the
stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures in from two TO four days, and recent cases
IN tWenty-four hours. Prepared by 8 graduate Of
the University Of Pennsylvania, one Of the most
eminent doctors and chemists Of the present day
No erD0surg-Bo IfoEb5s--HO CaOqe Hhdtsrsr- let
those who have despAirsd Of getting cured, or who
have been gorged with BalsaTn Copabis OF Mercury,
at once try the
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent BY msil in PLAN envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.

BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofuls, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered 20 the public as positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR VENERIAL DISEASES, the sA-
MARITANS. ROOT AND HERH JUICES IS the
most potent certsin and efecttal remedy ever pre-
scroedi i reaches and Fradcatss every particle OF
the VeneTeal poison, 50 that the cure Is thorough
a5ld permanent. Take then. OF this Purifying Rem
edy snd be healed snd not transmit 70 your pos
terry tat oF when you may repent IL aiter years.
DO NOT DESPALRI
Although you may be pronounced incurable, the
SalnsTitans Root aud Hero Juices viii remove every
vsstige Of impurities rom ths system a. well Is an
the bad effects Of mercury.
EEMALESI FEMALESil
In many affections with which numbers OF Fe-
males sufier, the ROOT And HERB JUICES Is
most happily adspted-n liberated Uterus, in Leu
eorThosa, IN bearing down, Falling Of the womb,
Debility, aud for all complaats incident to the
Samaritan'S Wash
Is, in case OF Syphilis used in conjunction With
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions
The efficacy OF these remedies is alike scknOEI-
edged by physicians and patients They are used
IA the y. $. Hospitals, thus restoring to health
many Of our brave soldiers.
From ths Baltimore Sun.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY oF TIE SA-
MARiTAAHS REMEDIES
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Line sIrneI.


very large aud desirable two story brick resi-
dence.
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TIVE TERN OF BESJAAlIN cHANDLER's co
4 partnership Paving expired With CRuefpzl
srier Co., he retires, the arm having puFehasa1
he interest The business Hisi he carried on under
The same style heretofore. viz. Cameron, GTie5
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A large number Of vasant lot. IN various Parts O,
the city and s1harbs.
marlin lDl
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unimprOved and Timber Lands
POr SIC b Ecase.

A large number Of Tracts Of varoas sizes aud dis.
ttnces rom the city.
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oRDERs

ID EcEyED kT THE BANKING HOUSE o.
II W. =. Chllds Co, o. e TIE Beat. FOOT Of
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Do NOT DESPALRI
EST FEMALEsiI

Although you may be pronounced incurable the
SalnsTitans Root aud Herb Juices win remove every
vsstige Of impurities rom the system as wel Is an
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CLAIMS

For compensation for property employed in the
military service of the United States, and lost, de-
stroyed or captured, viz Steamboats, and other
vessels, Railroad Engines and Cars, Horses, Wag-
ons, sc.
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To the Unmarried,

All Of which We offer to the public on the mo
reasonable terms. JANIS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-19

Wisconsin loves the Union, resents it's
wrongs, and seeks to parry every blow that
is aimed at its life, let it come from what
ever source it may. She is alike unwilling
that old rockbound New England should
be left out'in the cold," or that the Sunny
South should tear herself from its embrace.
She has shown that when the cry of rebel
lion is heard she adopts no timid no vaciIa-
ting course, but strikes boldly for the Union.
In this great struggle she has thus far done
her whole duty; as she has nobIy respond
ed to the call Of the General Govern,aent
for men and money, as she has sacrificed
and borne the burdens, so may she share the
glory of aiding to save and purify this gov
eminent, and make happy the people And
now. gentleman, may the blessing of cur
Heavenly Father attend you may your acts
prove salutary, and may your industry,
economy and patriotism, win for you the
welcome commentator, ''well done, good
and faithful servants :"
JAMES r. LEWIS.
January, 1895.
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LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES. We notice that
Senator VAN WYoK Of this district, has been
placed as chairman on the Committee on
Education. This is an important Commit
tee, and we venture to say, no member of
the Senator's better qualified for the position
of its chairman than Senator Van Wyck.
In the Assembly our member Hon. z. G.
Simmons is chairman of The Committee on
Ways and Means, the most important Conn
mittee in the Assembly. This is a compli-
ment to the well known business and finan-
cial Capacity of MIR. Simmons. We are con-
fdent that that position could not have been
better filled. Mr.. Simmons has a place also
on the Committee on Railroads.
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p r O G. r A M M f .
PART FyPST

/. Shades of Evening. Song with Violin obiiga-
to aud accomp. of Guitar aud Piano. composed
by a. L. WINNERS ttdt, and per .orred by
TIE COMPANY
g. Spin-Hi arch, for Guitar, composed and per.
formed by ............. &c o. LUNDBERG
In Scandinavia the country people assemble
OIL the farms winter nings II arge room called
the DAILY ROOM" where tie women spin linen or
Eaol, ard the men occupied in their mechanical
art. Lighted by the fire from heavy timber on the
hearth, and accompanied by the mo mur of the spin
ming Wheels, men and women sing III chorus, believe
Songs, Ballads and MARCHES rhe Comporer has tried
10 picture such scene i'll this March
s Song Duet: "we are wandering DER me
meuntains," Ferf. by the IT,. MISSES JOHNSTON
A. Piano Solos :: A. Raj" on the Calm sake,
a. F.. WlNMERS4EDE
H. Rain on a Calm Lake IS in imitation ofa show
er on Like Michigan. a cains MINER evening
b. The Thunder Storm, in imi tatiou OF d st1rm
which transpired Lake Forest, H., il the autumn
OF 1854 1t commences with the low, EQh uurmuripg
sound of distant thunder heard at intervals, which
gradually Increases, and soon
''The lightnings an from role 10 pole
Near and more near the thunds rs roll"
Presently gentle breeze springs up, Walsh premises
cessation OF hostiiities, and refreshing shower
with the soft sound OF the thunder VanisEiug the
distance. Now again rain, the geate rain oeseends.
But hark! Heavens great coDcave again REBOUNDS in
solemn grandeur. All nature secms ayaia at war
Our souls are inspired with Finally the fierce
anger OF the storm anu follow the retiring
sounds, similar to those by which it q id approach
s. Song: eye merry birds tina sing" performed
by......-...............b Miss ELLEN JOHNSTON
g. Trio for Piano Forte, Guitar and Flute.
Arranged by A. K. Wlmmerstedt, and peri. by
@. o. LUNBRRG, A. Z. WIMMRRsTGDr Mss JOHNSTON
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C0N(1ER !
AT SIM MONS HALL,
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 9th, 1867,

4. e. WISIMERSfEDP. recently frOm SEedsn, is
acknowledged TO be second only his fellow euuqtry-
man, tte renowned 1HALBERG, in his per!trEsuce on
the Piano Forte. .-s.
Ne has proved himself equally successful on the vi
elm and Bluie, and musical curiosity ne viii play
beautiful duet ON the Plane aud flute at the same
time.
As N musical composer Mr. NInM ERsTEDr is we'll
known in America well kurepe aud 10 prove his
capacity extemporaneously, Will play set OF varis-
tions TO any which may DE handed to him by the
audience.
Mr.. LUNDBEkG has established his rspu taton a
composer and per former or the Guitar, ny lo1g
residence in tn is country.
The MISSES JOHNSTON have recently made their
debut as public singers in Chicago, and II the man
ner IN which they have been reserved is fair test OF
their excellence il is fair presume they will mset
with cordial reception the part OF the public
wheresoever their voices may be heard.
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sssEnsPR SALE.
q ~ r. 81 y y = = n H
state II WIsconsIn, Kenosha County Cir
cult Court

tn, Connecticut River Bank against Josiah Bond and En-,
lily p. Bond vi liam Bend ard Eds ard Balm.
re- SrA set Il the JUdgmfnt in the above en- titled
aciop, rendered oyeniber nth 1864 at tho ragniar
erin o. said CONT l,W W. Baker, sheriff Of said
.5unsl ! Kenosh& she! 0her for sale a nd ssIi NJ
uublc auction to the highest bidder therefor Al the rons
door Of the house in the city of nosha In sad
county at ten Ocl ok in the forenoon oSaturdAy Marcel
ith 1860 the following lot parcel Of land much
thereof as shall be sufficient satisfy said and
costs with the costs OF aad salethatis say
the north east Of block fertytwo 42 in The
y Of Kenosha and the south quarter of section
thir ty-eRe 81 town number two ri north OF range d
east thence sterly on park street eighty 1901 feet
thence southery parallel to main street Gwanty-thrs
and half q 12 eot thence eastery to park
eighty S0 feet e. main street; thence northery on
main street twenythree and half % l-2 20 Begin
ming Terms # saie cash w BAKER
0S & II HEAD, Pits Atty's t' Sheriff
Dated Jan 18th, 1866. . 7w8S
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eESaHR ~ I'D.

In this City on wednesday Jan 15th this residence
of the brides father by Rev. Il. a. Dsmng Mr. HARVEY
NICHOLS and Miss RACHEL CRoTsEkBuko. Also at the
same time anu place, Mr.. A. MoRRIs and Miss MARY
HoUGHTsN,
W. wish the happy pairs long life of happiness and
cenuga bliss and HarAey may the future be FREQ from
Collisions AS the pastwhen the last Station and
lies journey Is Ger may the switch be turned that will
land you and the fair bride. safe upon the Shining
Shore" 49,. CHARLIE.
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COMM EIR OTAI
OFFICE or THE KEN0sHA T1LkGRApH.

January l2tb, 1866
Ora MARKEF.-We notice a downward te1den-
CT in prices for most kinds of grain, consequent on
falling off III gold. " heat may be quoted At range
OF s25a sl,60, for interior extra Barley scarce
but prices are not sustained Sales are at 30s$ 35
for common to fair, and $1,45aSl 60 go to prime
Oats No Ii No 255 Corn brings So per bushe OF ears
ProVisions.-Butter is quite dull and receipts il all
the western markets are in OF the deInaud.-
We quote good sampes at 3Os32. Eggs 80. White
Beans Sl,5Ua$1,60. Dressed Hog $l3a$l4
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gssEREFF,a BALE.

sRATE OF WIscoEsIE-ksEosHA COUNTY CiRoUIr CouRs.
Jshn Tappan against Joseph V. Quarles, admins
traitor of John Fl. Nichols (Jr.) deceased
KSY virtue and in pursuance ofthe Judgment in the
Eb sbov entitled action, rendered Nov. 81 1854 at
regular term Of said court, !, William W. Baker,
sheriff Of kenosha County, shall offer for sale at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder therefor at the front
door of the Court House in said city Of KenOsha on
Monday tn 9th day Of March, D. 1865 between the
hours Of and 10 A. ofsaid day the following real
estate. TO wits Lots number six (6) seven ~ and
eight ~ N block thirteen (13), also lots number two
90 three 49,, xix (6) and seven ~ in block number
twelve 80. a.! 10 Holmes Nichols addition TO The
city OF KeDosho in section g. town l. range 20 east
Dated Jai II, 50. WILLIAM W. BAKER,
Twas Sheriff Of Kenosha Co.
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Combinations.
WASHINGTON, January 10

The following are among the cenfrma-
tons made to-day
Brigadier General William 7. Sherman
to be Major General, August 18th 1864 vics
Wool, relieved
Captain PhilipsH. Sheridan, 18th United
States infantry, to be Brigadier General Sep
tember goth, 1864, rice Sherman promoted.
Brigadier General P H. Sheridan, to be
Major General, November 8th, 1864, vtce
Mcclellan, resigned.
Brigadier General G. FL. Thomas to be
Major General, December 10, 1864, gice
Fremont resigned.
Major W. S. Hancock, Quartermaster in
the United States army, to be Brigadier
General, August 18th, 1864, rice Mcpherson
deceased.