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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

eooe!1ooo uss senaske ~ o9Se4 t4os ~
Pseple :! !isAod $50 resgnse1 sss -
tt0ey ~ 10y had - a.ceppeaneea - -
ssesisia1 e6ppeet bso4s ~. !
TIE Tribune eeys :--0eopgel Hseeesgs
bease VIE - tscting .seeea ceaaae nse.
nsm4 49, Soitso ee-efy ~ 49,: 3.acs
end Sccq1nfy 6mnopo - eee1eea 49,.
esteq - ~ expesioeneA H. 49, -
ese afe ~ tosted wteo ete0oealy
enefeeo - g 20 esaine q ssne ee:e9 -
~ tails. Bot ANAL poetio0 g ~ nsW
oDdess $780, the 49, Insy - 9essaeG :
gun eutse ME : snall cannon - 80 use0
teddy bescfs Gen. Grant Wssn eEses -
teee. dsla
ne Pfeapect q ~ cays ~. ~. "
upset sne existing -Quafanuse q0ssueeo ~
New York and substitute nv - - em1
800 through On act Q! congsess Ioo.so ~
.Neiy duosous % To oeosN :
me printers Of the 0seoG - nous
unoef the deIusion that sney IN .lscs ase
en0 ~ t0inG q the prinun8 = 80 uSOsss
have raised the price 70 ~ csess e0py -
the puehss The Governnses !saassM -
eeale taae Il can b dsue . we Uesu-
ment Tor 80, 900 pr annu9 end N iess
time.
An item tending to the cso@oe = .0e
elosng " the pressot contract U now oe'ng
had.
A letter nom Norfolk ssye tnal :. u,l>
lingham bad been appointed foreman = tue
Grand !osys ~ Judge Undefwood' ous -
declines = sesve upon any jury. .
D'strlet Attorney Chandler mao rec1vee
rom wilmington ~ sno'csn0us seeaus'
Dsr.'e sos treason q : puTss
which he would put before me S0iy.
IN Mrs.. Sea. Davis had besn % NCs.o,1 y
get erocesses to keep house q tne Tut ~
the people had :howersd upon ~ P.e,.nsl
o. al kinos, ana sent nsr sne cno'c. .. ~.
quets, - 40 evidence OF tne eAt1sO.u.u.sy
ectiv,ty in the disposal o. tne PpoWc 90
msin,
The 0ommissioner OF the oeness' Lana
Odice states that in the month o. Apn' 'sst
patents Tor California claims wsTc 'ss.se
amounting to 67.6S9 acres. during 20
same peflrd. Oregon donation pase:ts Gov
eslng 81 .657 acres were issues. a.,
! tn Hsrald's special ssys: Consrso'oso'
~ reports have been ip circulation Sot oeme
. weeks past, concerning the collectorsnsp .
i 1.-THE port OF Chicago. We ars hnahy ADJ
to announce that Walter b. Scates nam'
will be ssut TO the Senate for conhrmatio!
E to morrow, and that Brig. Gen. Mann vii
~ appointed Collector Of Internal ksvenu'
Tor The Chicago District,
As an evidence of the manner 10 which
. the proposed new Eve per cent. loan woult
= be acceded to by business men and ban Ger
it may BE- interesting to know that
wealthy gentleman Of New York has q
, ready MADE formal applications for $4,000,
!, 700 provided It shalt 90 thirty year fv
1 pcr cent. loan, and that he can have hi
fbonds ID consecutive numbers,
j. The Times' sneeial aava, II II atate,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11
Veto Message.

New York, Nay 10.-Post's special says
The President has written . veto message on
the Colorado bill, but it Is not yet received
in Congress.
The new funding bill will probably be
amended, and its passage Is confidently ex
pected, and the tax on tobacco will probably
be changed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

NEW YORK, Nay 10.-Judge Bowling has
rendered an i'm 3ortant decision concerning
the new excise law. He has dismissed com
plants against persons brought up for sell
ing liquor ON Sunday and between midnight
and Sunday, who had no licenses, holding
that only those having LICENSES were pro-
hibited from selling on that day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11
wAsn1xaroN Nav 1O-The Presider

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The President
has proclaimed the treaty recently negotia-
ted with the Bats Fort Band OF Chippewa
Indians, by which they cede to the United
States all lands heretofore claimed by them
and more especially, that portion OF theii
territory at and near Lake Vermillion, as 9
reservation. The government IN consldera
ton oilthis important accession will give
them land elsewhere and provide for theil
domestic comfort.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

NEW York, May 10-Mayor Hoffman
has sent message to the Common Councl'
approving the resolution OF thst body sus
pending al action IN relation 10 the WIDEN
ing Of Ann and Fulton streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11
81. LOUIS GRAlN E1.HvArOu
CHARGES FOR STORAGE. &C.

H!.:Pscnos. ...................1-9Oe 2 bashel
~ '.smu .eeee 10 bushel
"1GxMnS ....s..... y loo ~.
1eokOGe 11<c y bushel for 10 days. ani
&c y bus6si for every subseouent 10 dsvs. o.
fractional part thereof
0oekeng, sewed-Wheat, Rye and Bar.
ley. nc bashsl: Com, lc do; Oats, Nc do
same II tied. " do.
Droyage Steamers, ia sacks-Oats
Barley 1kedo. To within iimits bounded nortl
by North aafhst strees. west BY fifteeusl street
south by Chouteau Avenue, in bulk or in sack
nc 4 buahel; beyond above limits &c do. II
last 81 Louis depots. 9: p 100 Ms.
All Drsy age from the Elevator controlled b.
the Company. ~ order ef the Board,
apr25-diy .OHN r. SMITH. Ssc'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

DONE fail 10. Procure . MRS.
WINSLOw'S SOOTHING syrup. for Child.
rem Teething. Il has been used fer so years
with never failing safety and success by millions
of mothers for their children. II corrects acidi-
" Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfort
to mother and child. Office, No. 4s Dey street
Raw York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

Do aol let your prejudice sIaAA
between Your suffering child and the relief that
viii be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS
wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II ccrrects
scdity Of the stomach. relieves Wind collie, rsgu-
lates the bowels. sofsns the gums. gives rest to
the mother and health 70 the dhild. 0Gss, IS
Deg orsst Nav York. s. a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nay II.
jefferson was indicted for treason yestef
lay by the grand jury Of the United States
District Court now in session ct Norfolk,
and the trial Of the prisoner will take place.
It Is supposed, 10 June.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

New York, May 1O-The Po" says las
stenheps. Fenian Head Centre. was passen'
uer on The steamer Napoleon Ill, which ar
rived here this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

y ~ wv
FLoun. Wholesale, per bill. ts.l0
In sacks. t6.O0 49,
IN bulk &6.60. sg
Retail in bbl. $780, nv gH
10 aAcks, $3.50.
Ia bulk, I 6.6P es aF~ s3f1 t7k'
BucKwBEAr FLocR. PER cwt. Is.
Cork MExL-i'er bashel, I. IL. 81
WHEAr.-No ], old, t1.55. No ] ntw, o..
No. Q, new, a0c. Ms-
CORN. ~ 28C183c, s8tfk
6ARlss.-No. i 4osts. Has, ss0sosts.
Oars. 25@3sc. n "a,
PofAsoss- st@loc. eis'y gro
ONl0Ns. Sec. '1s e siDf'as. ~. =
BufrHA -30c.
Eoos.- 12j<0l5e M 5 ...rl
HAr.--eS.S v9 el3,Oc u VI fsi
9ca.--lss = drpos; ne = isves yard..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

TOPEKA, Kansas, May 1O.-The 125th
Colored regiment. Col. Duncan, passed
through here to-day en- route for Fort Union.
New Mexico. accompanied by tnin of 1l5
wagons. Many officers have their families
with them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11
From New York.

New YORK. May 1O.-The Commercially
special says the Senate Committee on Com
nlerce voted this morning to recommend the
confirmation Of Mr.. Smyt4's nomination as
collector of New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11
Rest, Health. and Comfort "a
Mother nnd Child.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething. softens tine gums. reduces
inflammation. allays all pain. and cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe 10 all cases. We would say 70 sv-
cry mother who has . suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice, uor Me preiud ces of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
Ito follow the use Of this medicine if timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

weak the mind depressed and all the powers OF vital
ity 1t low ehb there II no restorative comparable
with ne BTTTERS. They renovate every organ
to the trembling stability and hrmness. Solo
b. al druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11


The iellowape i = extract lfon letter writ
ten b.. ~ Rev. !. 8. Gslns. pastor ofthe Rierre
pontstSssg gsstise ChussA Rfo~klyn. n. r., to
the &st 80 xseslpsr. cneenss'i O., and
speaks volumes y favor Of the World rsnornsd
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TERTHiN0 -
.As1s - ~ ~ fa.aaef is1ir'.s ~ a
ssWc see On advertisements in your colams .
Mrs., wINsL0w's SOOTHING, SYRUP
Nov, We never said. word in fsvor Of patent
raedicinc before in esr life. but We feel compelled
"a ssyto your readers that this is no humbsg--
~ Axss svtsd u. sad hsss Il wiu SssA = sssiss.
ff is probably one Of the most ssesessfu' msdi
cines Of ~ deg. becanss IL Il 60 Of the hssE.
And those ofyour readers ~ havs Ssstss Gan
do better than lav N sappN. s.ss - s.sT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

We have put up and sold this article Tor over
% years, and CAN SAY IN CONFlDENCE ana
TRUTH OF It what we have never been sble 70
say OF any other inedi -ine-NEYER has =. !.
FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE to leu
A CURE, when timely used. Never d'd We
know sn instance Of dissatisfaction by any enc
who used IL. On the contrary, ell are del.ghsro
~ith its operations, and SPEAK IN terms Of com
Incndation Of it, magical effects and medical vir.
tues. We speak In this matter WHAT VIZ ~
KNOW" after - years experience. AND
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
In almost every instance where the infant 10 sui
fering from pain and exhaustion relief will 10
found in nfteeu minutes alter the syrup 70 sd-
.ninistered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. N0ne genuine unlesa the fac-simlle O.
CURTIS : PkkKlNS, Sew York. 10 on ~ oss-
aide wrapper.
Sold By giststhrsss houtths world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The lBorrors Or Dysp~psla
And he dismal train OF disorders to which leads are
averted by the use Of HOSTETTDRS BlTTERS -
preventive, cured with astonishing celebrity By It,
direct and genial operation upon the stomach, he
liver and the nervous system.
The 0haklng Martyrs
OF Fever and Ague. instead Of being dosed for
onths with quinIne to the ruin Of the general health
and promptly set upon their feet again. without dan
ger II relapse, by this prompt remedy for every
kind Of Intermittent. Taken . safeguard against
masma, It renders attack Of Chills and Fever ab-
solutely impossible.
IF you are bilious.
Tqere IL nothing that touches the Liver the saat d
the malady, quickly, and restors it SO certainly
perfectly healthy and regular condition, % HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BlTTERS. II Of bilious
habit the tendency Of your system to that form Of
disease may be held In check for lifetime by the
easonal use of this harmless vegetable antidOte.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11
b. HEINZ,

B. HEINZ.
Pfoduco { Commission Merchant
70. 4 psanDwA' sloCx LAWS
RWalahEsx QASA-IRlIE IQR ALL
b ote. ~ p Rock Islmna 81
VHE Undersigned takes pleasure in announces
iuy y the public thst be has opened out 4
~ the Livery business a the old Cove -nmsu
ables, corner Of Third and Rock Island Ssrvela
= ere he will keep ready for hire, : TIP top osoc
bORSES, CARklAUES AND OUfFlTt
gle Or dosble, on the shortest notice. vi
j, Also. Days SELL - Exebango
rsss and Vehicles; J. tske Horses 10 board
having abundant stable room, will
FkrSish Stabiis0 for Essmersi
cheap rates He Will also keep seAsedntl,
sale, first class stock Of 5as
pm and ~ Bte1is ssl CsrSises.
- the eess nssssfsesurefs IN The eoun4sy
e he will cell - satisfactory priesa.
lberal patronage solicited, and satisfsetiou
flntaed. Call and see me.
f. - eve Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11
FIRST PREMIUM Il.
nNaPROvED
SIS n stXE'!nSsE S.
the. EMYODlNENrVf
PkACTlCAL y Utility AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.


Originally psse~tsi NstlS. 1852. ss.psossnne
psss.ied ysse 9th, 1893 Tee celebrated FAN1Ly
wv SEWING MACHINE, with pssent msseWs
attachment, q most wonderful and elegsssly sep-
stfu cted Novelty y KSissLsssin Opel ati0n, moeo
the sfaAiGur sseDas, sews with DoCsLs %
Hlh0ls TnaoAD Of I'll kinds. Makes the Ruppip1
Sutch more pesfect and regular than BY han6,
snd with extraordinary fapidsty, making u
stitches o esch REVOLUTION OF the WussL. viii
yssAss, Asss. esls. sAssr, tsck. rsa ~ Atso6kA,
g., &c requires no change Of sttch - 80
L,Asls 70 GE1 orr % oapsa, snd viii last : Ll1s-
mss. being the sSRoxoks1 nAcDss made. u be-
tske @ the pusaIUo u eSAss kAiHs, nd reeosvo1
,ls spprevsi u ~ the prissital joarsslb cd .
tho6o WHO tsso CeGp them. 4s
"ror the Drsssmaker u h Inv aluable f0s TIE
Household II supplies . vscast plscs."--0c-
dey's LSdys' Hook.
''This nschipe surpaases 81 others ~ hsss
seen, and u would require column 70 ehumeseeo
~ numerous virtues. !" - DvmOesat davenport.
"Wnh single Or double thread. u siisatly
yet very rapidly, with = common needle, makeo
the ssenisg stitch exactly Iike the hasd sswisg
~. J. 1kSbWas. f-a
All persons Who buy Or sGss re- sale inilstiees
Of th,s genuine Aachips. viii b. psesseYted r.
infringements on the patents. This 10 he ealy
low priced \ schnA secured BY patsal. -
Single AsehIses sol ~ MY part p IL eees:.
w per Express, packed iD bog With pSiotof
inssursiDss o. receipt ofprns. Is. Agsnts 49,
Cd every where. Circular containing Libesel u.
dscemepts sent free. 81 -s,.4ss Fs,s
Address ell orders 10 -- .ts... af-
FAMILY GEN SEWING MACHINE CO.,
aov16-d~lvl O0lce. los Nsasss 6tsssl. y, =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

Dc. 1oaao markeen.
D. Ts,sgsaph.l 3, f..,. NJ. a
Coatna-OuL oSa - ~
.Eus-Ftrm. Oco01l . doubls estsas oi0oo
whsas-esiE eleQas common - MI; essee
- 900 e Prime = 7e0s = ive choice.
Oaae-riro-la01ca
fusk-@eld q 01Dto0eaoa
.1seen-Advanesd 10 1eXe; elsas sidss held q 10,
Whissy-AAvsnes1. Aa,A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

which greatly fscilitsass NE pressss q sssshiss
by sotsenins the suns. ssdss'ng 81 isssnssso.s'
u,ll allsy ALLYAlA - spssn0dis sstsss, 80 y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

..HFsF 9sas1es' H''s 70
wa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-06

The fOLLOl0ing IL " W Or sec 6, II x %.
Hale d Bond-Com on w line of ne a of NV Il Of
of sec d 70 rds S OF line Of sd sec thence to
thence 60 rds, thence 81 rls to beg. 70 IS
N. EHLE's SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES.
Bronson-Com at point % chs and 81 ks from
line of sd a sec, and Is rds q ks W from line,
thence to land owned by Hale 81 Bond suppos
ed to be % rds and II ks thence to corporation
line thence to point of beg, thence to beg
except what may be included in Fremont Avenue II
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-06
Town of Pleasant Prairie.

TIE 0Lt0dUt7lB uTe F7s T. T. ~ Vt
rp.,.aa. " o,swx sec so aes $54 70
Al Ho.cLand-ne 4 sec H. l6G acs 100 90 81 81
J. .Jo,dan-nw nv u see IL 40 acs p"
The toIloacin0 are in T. l, r. %.
G. Ch'henden-lt Blk sec 2tS
J b Rqcine-lt blk except 81 1T SOLD to Rategan no
sec e.. . 49,. " 80
i b Racine-com 40 fl of Sc cor of 1t 8, thence
to aw cor OF OF lot, thence TO peg, =,
exeept 81 fC sold Rategan. sec Z 70
Bond y HG,ecE 70 aeS Oh Sc y II" a 'N''p' IA 20
SykeS-se u Of ne sec Is %
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-06
FAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD OF
STPFRyIsoRs. Keuosha, June 3D. lS66. }
TKNE following is list of unredeemed pieces tracts %
III lots nfiand situate in the county of kenosha anu
f Wsconsin were sold May TO- 1864, and situate n
the city Kenosha county re which nd f0 %ere
o,Sn IF Issi the amount of taxes and interest cal
cuiated thereon the last day Of redemption Que on
zach MARCEL to which is to be added to each parcel ~
Cents or this advertisement Now therefore notlce Is
hereby that unless such first mentioned landS are re-
Snd mentioned lands redeemed on or before the eeVenn
uhy VI Hi@'' '0"'' 49, l2W6
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-06


do 1t ok47 ~
A Hanson--n 30 # Its IL II ok Al 81
A p Tymeson- com IL It of NV rcor OF 1t 2
in sd blk on line OF same, thence W to NV cor
of It.. thence line of 1t 3, 70 It, thence
e on iiue parl with n line of sd blk W IT,
i'"9S8b k az Is 90
" z 0Iis Ii blk 40 13 10
D QuigJey-com ISL 1-2 # of sw cor Of sd bk
and on s li1e Of same, theme e to Sc cor of sd
bk, thence line of bk to the centre OF
same thence W on G & centre line of blk to
point 1sl l 2 TT OF W line o. sd ok, thence 90
s 10 beg, blk 81 ,fr. a., OF
n ou,,Ie9com SO It e Of sw cor OF sd bk and on
sine Of same, thence on sd $ line OF bk, 80
c Te9 o. 2 e. theme TO beg, bk 81 SO
z w Blinu-com % 1t e ofsw cor of sd blk, on
. line of same thence 40 #, thence parl
with W line of sd bk to line of same thence
81 s. line 10 * 8 to beg blk % q Il
Fisk-ali tibet pit OF sd It lying e OF E'xchahge a.
st extended, 1t / bk SO 90
Fisk--com - rds Of sw cor OF 1t 0 ana on
line of same. thence at right angle with 50
line % n liz of sd 1t, thence e on sd line TO
line of Main st extended, thence on sd
line of Main st TO line OF sd It, thence to -
beg, 1t 5 BIZ 81 oI
The folloacing are IN sly Or. Sec. 81 TO R23.
Estate of Oh ambers-2 rds Il by 4 rds -o
ms, off W end of II l bk ~
W T Goodhouse-- hflt2 blk ~
n H Hyde-con at NV cor of 1t 8 thence IS #
thence c to Ii e of sd It, thence n to line
of sd It, theme TO beg, 1t blk 6, Sc or sec
81 4 or sec L"
T D Bond-com q sw of 1t 6, thence rds
thence n rds, thence W rds, thence on
line to beg, 1t bk 70
Ftsk-e hf of ht It's & s, blk 81
do 1t blk 80
King-lt2 bk 10 20
] A Blanchard-t2 bk IL q
Seymonr-lt ok IA o.
w Seymour-t 10 bk IA 81
Hae--lt bk IA z ~
d Casey-lt bk IA 81
Seymour-lt blk Is %
do 1t II bk Is IL
L Donley-com at NV cor of 1t 6, thence Sly 60
f. thence par with line Of bk across It's b
& to line of 1t s, thence 4 to ne cor OF II,
thence W to beg, Its & & bk is 10
I, Donley-com 56 1t of sw cor of 1t 3, thence
SO fl, thence e parl with line Of bk across
It's s & to line oil 5, thence sc it, thence
to beg, Its 5 6 blk Is ~
Fl G Smth-e third 1t bk 10 70
H G Smith-lt bk Is ~
p Garvey--lt 10 bk 10 D 81
DURKER's WESTERN ADDITION
The FolJoa0ing in S " Or. Sec 81, T R23.
Mrs Maten-excpt that pit taken by G B, NJ
OR Co, It 81 blk ISL 81
Mrs Mallen-lt bk Isl 81
do II IL blk ISL 81
II Salmen-lt a bk 1874 81
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-06
\ D q STRONG S ADDITION.

HOLMES & NICHOLS ADDITION.
L Benedct-com at sw cor 1t T. thence to point
due W of point 100 of NV cor of 1t ~, thence
to line of W 4 of sd a sec, thence to Sc cor of
sd 1t, thence W to beg. II b6 ], Is
II Phillips, IL l 90 LII Phillips, Is / l 8
do Il 200 do i6 / s
II Phillips-All II of line par with line oflt II
Ann Silt II Blk, 2 4
Il Benedict, 10 / Jos Cook, s.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-06

Fisk--all that part wi,hiD city limits, their
hmm width SUI posed to be 81 it, pit ks 10 IS
Fisk--all within city limits bounded On the by 80
W 4 sw d sec 81, ptlts & 8 Tx IL 6e
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-06

W. Berens~se 4 Blk Is SSO7
Alison Mygatt-n except the pit on " side taken
by G BIN d. c X Co and 11-l2 rds by 11-l2 -
rds out of sw cor; bk 80 D 20
NJ Coeman-Com at Sc cor of n e sd bk; thence
on e line of blk ILL., rds, thence W on line par'l
with line sd Blk liz rds, thence parl with
line sd Blk 11-12 rds, thence parl with line sd
blk 11-12 rds to beg. Blk 30. AZ
JOS Eitzenger-Com 16 rds of Sc cor of sd bk,
thence II 10 rds, thence $500 rds, thence 10
rds, thence e s $500 rds to beg. Blk 80. 212
S. Fsk-sw a NV a bk 80. q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-06

Tie f0JLOaOi7lg an Tie SE Or. Sec. 81, I. 2, IL.
Wm 3 Slocum-eom at sw cor of sd blk, thencee on
s line of sd ok SO it, thence to centre OF blk,
tn. nee W % it, thence to beg, pit blk %
VIM Is SIocum-cGm at sc cor Of sd bk, thence " to
a point ~ e. of sw cor, thence TO centre OF blk
thence l65 # to line of sd blk, thence to beg,
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JRENE's ADDITION.

Ripley 6 1 g g s Il Yeti WaFkins = 5%
Thos He else NV sec 81 T / 2$-com 2S rds
thence l3B rds thence 10 rds, thence l3x rds SO
The iotJpootng IN NE14 sec 81, T R23.
Whitney + F, "a 759 W Stetson 3 g AS
Est OF y Hyde, IS 40 do 81 10 70
do 70 Y VIM Richmond5 81 61S
ii Bacon-eXcept Al 1T W Schwarts, 81 3 IS
T' B IN Gnu g Il IS fa MTiha' S.
Geo Bennett-com 40 it n from corsd biz, thence
to NV cor OF same, thence G to centre of Pike
creek, GIT
H \ Bshop-com 1873 # W of Sc cor of sd blk & on S
line thereof, thence sd line rds thence
to centre of bk thence rds, thence beg II Oh
Est b Adams-com at ne cor of sd bk thence on
Il line of same to point rds OF NV cor of sd blk
thence parl with W line of sd Blk SS #, thence sW
Al 1T to the centre line of sd blk 6rds of line
ofsd bk thence on centre line of sd blk to e line
ofsame, thence n to beg. Bk IS, IS 40
S Fisk-lt 3 blk 80; Sc u sec 81, I RPS,
do 4 It. blk 80; Sc Il sec 81, do
i Sykes-lt II hk 90,
WASHINGTON IsIAND-nw 4 sec 81. T2,R23
'' do $ $S IS 5dH # Isl
VIM Duff, 80 5 a j Sloan, % n
Morris "a Az
JOSEPH V. QUARLES, Clerk of County
Board of Supervisors, Kenosha County,
State of Wisconsin.
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Tuir, Ward Bounty Tax.

Stev ens-COm at ne cor of 1t 8, thence on line
of lots 8, 4 and ), rds, thence rds, thence VS.
rds 0 beg; also com 20 rds of sw cor of 1t in
the direction Of S line of 1t s. extended thence
to ne of first described piece, thence to land
owned by V Bailey, thence on Bailey's " line
to beg AZ
j Hogan-Com l I'd and 229 # W of ne cor Of sd u
sec, thence e Al SIP it, thence rds, thence W Al
ST. it, thence II rds to beg 8 80
Z II Rudd-COm 220 it of NV cor oft Il in sd 4
sec ~ on e line of Kenosha st, thence parl with
line of sd 1t to line Of 1t 10, thence sly sd
line oft 10 A it, thence parl with line of sd
sd 1t to the line ofKenosha st, thence A # to
beg II 90
S r Young-COm at ne cor Of 1t 16 and on the west
line of Kenosha st on sd sec, thence W to old
Chicago road, thence "A IT, thence to W line Of
Kenosha ST. thence n aft to beg IA 90
Hessburg u Bro-Com II rds of Sc cor of 1t II and
lords of centre of old Chicago road, thence q
rds, thence W 81 rds, thence n 6 rds, thence esq
rds to beg 81
Forbes-Com u rds of cor oft II & 15T rds
W of centre of old Chicago Road, thence S rds,
thence 81 rds, thence rds, 81 rds to beg co
Chas Ford-com. Asa rds of Sc of 1t H. 299I #
W of line Of old Chicago road, tqence W 81 rds,
5M rds, 81 rds, to beg except that pit taken
by the extension OF Julius ST to old Chicago road 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-04

SUFFoCATIoN IN NEW YoRK-The coroner's
inquest on the bodies of Rosa and Francis
Gughay, who came to their death by suffoca-
ton caused by the fumes of coal gas from a
stove, on Saturday night, was concluded in
New York on Tuesday. 1t appears from the
evidence offered at the mo uest, that the premi-
ses No 597 Grand street, were being improved,
and the apartments occupied by the Gughay
family were required TO complete such
improvements. Edwin Ii. Hunt, the agent,
wished the family 10 move, but they
declined doing SO. Finding persuasion OF no
avail, he ordered a mason to stop up their fiue
with a stone, at the same time warning them of
the fact. The smoke and gas from the stove
being unable to pass up the chimney, aecumu-
lated in the room occupied by the deceased
causing their deaths. The jury brought in a
verdict holding Hunt responsible for the deaths
of these two persons, and he will be held to
await the action of the Grand Jury.