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WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA A.
GEORGETOwN RAILROAD.
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Express '-'- 90 LEGAL $50 P. n.
mnlz-y w. J. HELPs, Sw.,A 1G.R,R,
V,HBoUGH LINE BETWEFN VIssINoT0.
PHILADELPHIA AND Kew YORK.
"a

r- MAsHlNeToy, March &. lAoe.
s oesyeen W Warrington and ueW Tork ara
IOR NEW YORK. without change Of cars,
Leave daily fexosDt Sunday at % .. N. and Q: 50
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philsesa.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct HIS Q. N. an
40 ,. %.
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday ct 80 and n N n ,
m, and 80 and Csc . N.
Leave for New forf and Phil:aelnb,, n e.s,.
n. only.
Sleeping cars for New York on Csc ,. =. train
Through ticket. 70 Philadelphia, New York. on
boston can De had at the Station Once af all hou n
lean IeieEsph Building, Pennsylvanls svsn1s.
Bee Baltimore and Chic Raslrosd sdvertiseneus
Tor schedule between wsshinston, Baltimore, Al.
W,P SIITH, Master Of rra.sporsss,o,.
In. COLI, General Ticket AGENT.
oc W-0 GEO. 3. koONTZ. Agent. WashinGtea.
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loYs' SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.

We offer our entire stock Of Boys', Youths and
Childrens'
READY-MADI CLOTHING
800 AND FURNISHING GOODS
at greatly reduced prices. and wsuld ask On early
cali TO secure choice selections ct low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
322 Penna. avenue,
le 2s-6tif between 9Th and 10th streets.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID ExTR CT
BUCHU,

For weakness arising from Disease. The exhausted
powers OF Nature which accompanied by so many
alarming symptoms, among which will be found In
disposition to Exertion Loss of Memory Wakefuness'
Horror of Disease or Forebodngs of Evil; in tact,
Universal Lasstude, Prosration and inability to en-
ter into the enioyments of society.
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The ''DuEderberg"-The n. Y Tribune
gives the following account of the first test of
the Steam Machinery of this monster of the
deep Some idea otthe ship itself may be gath
cred from description of the immense mas
chinery for propulsion.
On Saturday morning he fires were lighted
under the two forward starboard boilers of the
Dunderberg with view of warming up her ma
chinery, testing the packing, and otherwise ma
king the preliminary arrangements for an eugin-
eer's trial at the dock. Steam was kept up du-
ring the day. and moderate but very satisfac-
tory movement of the ponderous engines were
tried. These engines were designed by Erastus
w Smith and built by John Roach & Son at
the Etna lion works in this city, under the gu
perntendence of Mr.. Thomas Main, and are
very fine specimens of marine engineering
They are horizontal b eek acting, condensing
engines of 5000 horse power, with two lOO-inch
cylinders and As inches stroke of piston The
engines are provided with Aliens patent surface
condenser, 10 feet wide, l6 feet long and 5 feet
deep; the air circulating and cOpdens1ng pump
are worked by Independent engines, and each
engine has bllge pump, There are four large
blowers for ventilating purposes. The main en-
CINE Will make about 60 revolutions per minute,
ordinary stedmlng on pressure of 25 10 of
steam. She has six main and two donkey boilers.
The main boilers I3 feet deep, IL feet itch
e7 high and 20 IT inches front. The smoke p pc
Is thirteen feet III diameter. Tho furnaces are
arranged i'll two tiers, and the fire,room is one
OF the best ventilated in the world. Mr.. Webb
The constructor, he's contracted for speed of Is
knots per hour. The Dunderbelg will carry a
battery which, for it's numbers exceeds in
weight of metal that of any other ship. Her en-
glneer's trial trip will take place in about one
month.
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TAN NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK BOARD OFF
SUPERVISORS Kenosha, June %, 1866.
FEE following is list of unredeemed pieces tracts
lots ofand situate in in the county of Kenosha and
state of Wisconsin, sold May TO- 1864 and situate in
the city Of Kenosha, county aforesaid which sold
May H. 1854 for unpaid taxes of 1863 and for unpaid
bounty tax of 1861 the amount of taxes and interest cal
cuaed thereon to the last day Of redemption, due
each PARCEL which is added to each parcel 80
cents Tor this advertisement Now therefore, notice is
hereby, that unless such first mentioned lands
deemed before 10th day of May, 1867 and such
ond mentioned lands redeemed before the eleventh
day OF May 1861 they will be conveyed to the purchasers
thereof l2W6
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Second Ward.-Bountv ia,

'5NtO"N w NTU.-E1 GUILTY 'THX. :.
", 1he JoIoaoang in the s. u. Or 80, 4, n. %
w. Berens-se II bk 28 - - = - e
Alison $50 4ygatt-n n except the pit on W side taken
Dy u NJ q X X Co and 11-12 rds by 6 I1-I2
res out of sW cor; blk 80. - -
Oh GodenlahrIom at sc cor of Il sd Blk; thence
on { Ine OF Ok 11-12 rds, thence w on line par'I
Wlth line sd bk 1112 rds, thence parI with
ilhe 50 Dk l1-l2 rds, thence parl with line sd
bk HIP rds to beg. Bk ri F ~ %
Jos Eitzenger-Com 16 rds W of sc cor OF sd bl-
rds, thence $500 rds to beg. Bk 90. ~
81 Fl5k--sw u NV d blk 49,
Il ID BOnd-W nuT - IL
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Observe Well,
The Noted Analytical PhysioIa,
DIR. v. CLARENCE PRICE,

rr19Ec ONLY only Physician of his kind IN the
West has met with the greatest success, vis;t
better reputation, effected more complies
go ~ nbyscisn that travels has outlVea tnem al
Una hec9e Noted for his skin in treating all chronic
diseases of the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-02

The Constitution, once affected by Organic Weak.
ness requires the aid of med cine to strengthen and
inygorate tie system, which Helmbold's Extract
Buchu invariably does If no treatment is submitted
to- Consumption or Insanity eHsues
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do IL blk % 70
o Cutler-com 100 # of Sc cor of sd k on line
thereof, thence So 1T paTl with line Of blk,
thence w64 IT, thence 90 #, thence 100 it,
thence l36 #, thence 164 it to beg, pit blk 20
Estate of } ohm Crows * 1t Tx 90
Crowe--pt undivided q 40 ft 1t Z S blk %
p Monahan--lt4 blk 81
P Nonahan--lt 5 bk 81
S Fisk--ls Blk 80 except "a # off cod
do % it on n end 1t bk 50
D Lance Il NV u and " Is re 4 blk "a
Ii Ii Hubbard--pt of bk 49, com III # " OF Sc cor
cor, thence on W line of blk to the centre line e
and " OF sd Blk. thence to point l72 IT W of E
Estate of Lsonard--e u Sc kiss
J Bond-com at ne sd Blk. thence on n line of
Sd bk % tt, thence parl with line Of sd Blk % Il
#, thence to Main st, thence % 4 tito beg,
CIV 81 7 MOre--coln at NV cor sd blk, thence on
line 80 IT, thence IS #, thence IS # to line
Of Blk, thence IS fit to beg, pit bk 26
Dufes McManman--com 20 it of sw cor of sd
It, thence to line Of same, thence 90 #.
thence " to " line of sd 1t, thence 50 # to beg
Il Hyde--eom on line Of Main st % # s of NV
cor oflt2, thence to cor of sd 1t 3 thence
ft W to beg, pit 1t ak 43
D Jenne--n u of W 81 # as per plat Of 1885, Iii
WINS strong--eom e. # ne cor of bk At on q
INT the ,eeSeG linz tn ne Pari with i line Of sd bk
W X Otis--lt 2 blk 40
W Blinn--com 40 fit of syv cor sd bk on line
of same, thence 40 IT, thence parl with
line Of Sd tk to n line Of same. thence on sd
line l4U IT thence to beg pit hk SO
S Fisk-com II rds Of sw Of Ii 5 and on line
of same, thence alright angles with sd line to
n line sd IL, thence sd line TO W liue of lain
st extended thence on sd line Of Main st, 10
line of sd 1t, thence to beg, pit 1t Tx 50
TIE Jottoaoiag IN SW Or. Sec. 30, To, r. %.
W T Goodhue--wX t2bk6
E H Hyde--eom at cor of 1t 8, thence 49,
thence to line of sd 1t, thence to n line Of al
lot, thenbe TO beg, sw a sec 30 and Sc d sec 81.
n3Ik6
ID Bond--com at cor oflt G., thence 8 rds
thence rds, thence rds thence S on W
line sd 1t to beg, pit 1t G bk
(" 1t a blk Z d
W Seymour--1t blk IA
1t 10 blk IA
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Second Ward-S IA,

Second Wards T. Sec 30. IT 9 r %
A Mygatt-n 4 except pit on W side taken by G RIM
cor-pt Blk 30 Wv o O
NJ Coleman--coln at Sc cor 4 of sd bk thence n o
on line ofsd ok 11-12 rds thence w on line nari
with line o. sd blk Hip rds, thence mari with
line OF sd blk HIP rds, thence parl with line
81 OF 81 Ok . III ll5l2 rds to beg, pit bk 80, IN
{ Linss nuiVIued u NV n Sc blk SO 2 /!
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And BeauIif Ing the Complexion.
NOT a FEW

OF the worst disorders that fleet mankind arise from
sne corruption tha5 accumuates in the blood. Of all
the discoveries that have been made to purge it out,
none can equal 10 effect Helmbod's Compound Ex-
tract OF Sarsaparla II ceanseS and rel ovates the
blood, instis the vigor health into the system and
purges out the humOrs which make disease. 1t stimu-
lates the healthy functions of the body, and expels
the disorders that grow and ranke in the blood Such
remedy that could he relied has long been sought
Tor, and now for the first time, the public have one
on which they depend. Our space here does not
admit of certificates to show its effects, but the trial
Oh single bottle will snow the sick that ii has virtues
anything they have ever taken.
Two tablespoonful of the Extract of Sarsaparila
ADDED to plat OF water equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and one bottle fully equal to gallon of the
syrup OF Sarsapara The doctrin as usually
made.
g2sy- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
~ USE IN THE UNITED s. ArES ARMY, and are
also an very general use IN all the STATE HOSPIr-
AIS AND PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS
throughout the land well in private practice,
and are considered rs invaluable remedies.
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wha. ,i.e Amcndment WIN Aeean.,...

- ~ III" y 'HIC hHeHt VIII ACcOmplisI
he pending constitutional amendment will
if adopted,
lst. Insure the citizenship of all persons
Whatever, born or naturalized in this couns
try.
3D. Base repic entation upon actual vo.
ters.
Sd. Disqualify for any office, civil and mill
tery, all who. having once sworn to suppor.
the Constitution, took part in or gave couDte.
nance to the SHAREHOLDERS attempt to overthrow
it two,thilds vote of Congress being requir.
ed 20 remove such disqualification.
4th. Repueiate the rebel and validate the ma.
tional debt.
Can any truly loyal and national man object
to such law 2
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| HOLMES & NICHOLS ADDITION
L Benedict-com at cor 1t T. thence n to point
due W of point 100 # ofnw. cor oft H. thence
sd It, thence Go beg. It bk l. % '0i u
L II Phillips il 90 LHPhhillips, Is
| do II l 100 do l6
L II Phillips-All of line parl with line oflt17
| & 37N rds therefrom, extended W to line of
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~ MIR. a. johnson has had another Gree
conversation" with "gentlemen," and was as
usual Undertaking in the expression OF his
views" lie Is reported in a Boston paper as
saying to the aforesaid gentlemen ''uuhesiat-
ingiy,' the ''he was of the opinion That the
only safety Of the nation lies in generous and
expansive plan Of Cancellation, and the longer
this Is delayed the more difficult will it be to
bring the Nonh and South into harmony. Ii
Inc suspicious, tyrannlcdl policy is too long pur-
sued, the population of the South will become
as hostile i'll time TO the North as the people of
Ireland are towards England, adding to this evil
OF hereditary and growing luminosity an ability
Tor revenge hundred fold greater than Ireland
possesses
Ireland, has complained of British misrue for
four hundred years. 1t is scarcely as many days
since the rebeIs surIenuered ON he battlefield.
The idea vi comparing the treatment accoI ded
TO rebels with the abuse inflicted on the Ii ish for
whole centuries Is utterly absurd, and DO man
not Copperhead at heart would make such
comparison. The rebels of the South have been
treated with wonderful lenity, forGearance and
to glveness by the Union men. The Rebels can
point not single act If "tyranical policy'' pur-
sued towards then. They have received favors
at The hands OF their cOnquerors which they had
no right TO expect and never anticipated. But
little more than year has elapsed since they
we've captured with arms in their hands, and
a lready one of the revoled States has been full
ly restored to all of its Fedora! privileges. Each
of the other ten will be restored to its practical
relations to The Union just as iast as they comply
with the same conditions exacted from Terncf-
see, and exhibit proper respect Tor the laws of
the land. 1t is beyoad the power OF Johnson aud
the Copperheads TOT force them into Congress any
faster than this, and the Copperheads VIII gain
time and hasten their admission into Congress by
advising their rebel friends to cease Inalreatine
the freedmen and quit mobbng and prosecuting
Northern people who are in the South And
Johnson will also save time and promote the
restoration OF the ten insurgent States to their
practical relations in the Union, by EMPLOYING
his Influence to induce their Legislatures to rat
ify the amendment, as he employed it to induce
them TO ratify the Emancipation amendment
The adoption of the amendment is absolutely in
dispensable TO the future peace, safety, and
welfare ofthe loyal North, and no rebel State
need hope or expect 10 be admitted TO Congress
On easier terms than were required of Tennessee
Chicago Tribute.
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EhINd W nfd-In " u tLr Sec II z
Hogan-com I'd s & 229 # W of ne cor of sd a sec,
thence Al S-12 it, thence rds, thence W Al SIP
it, thence n rds to beg,
HesSberg d. Bro-com l2 rdS of Sc cor of 1t IL and
10 rds of the centre of old Chicago road, thence
s6 rds, thence W ~ rds II rds, e ~ rds to beg
Forbes-com ~ rds ofSe cor 1t II d l5H rds w of
the centre of old Chicago road, thence 6 rds W
81 rds, 6 rds, e 81 rds to beg,
I W Adams-com IL rds of Sc cor oft II and2l
rds ofcentre of old Chicago roads thence rds
thence W to W line Il sd d sec, thence rds,
thence to beg
C Ford-com ASK rds S of Sc cor of II and 299X #
W of W line of old Chicago road thence W 81 rds,
thence 5% rds thence 5x rds thence to beg,
except that parttaken by the extension of Ju-
Illus st to old Chicago road.
G S Speaker-lt7 blk 10
j Kane-lt blk IS
W S Strong-lt blk Is
TV DavisSlt blk 10
G Speaker-lt 8 blk p
H Phillips, y ! 242 LII Phillips, Y
L. H. Phillips-all n of line parl with line of 1t
II, and SIN rds therefrom extended to the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-02

EgA Copperhead writer, enumerating the
political antecedents Of various prominent Gen
erals, sets down Grant and Sherman as coming
from the Democracy" This is false. They
are both OF old Wing stock, and were both Hen
sry Clay Wings. They disliked Fremont, con-
sldering him humbug and in order TO beat him
voted for his opponent, Buchanan. They have
been ashamed of that vote ever since General
! erman Gays that it was tie only time he ever
v ed for President, and he asks 10 be forgiven
tt~ efor
The same Comprehend writer puts down Gen.
eral Blrney as OF Democratic antecedents. The
Kinney family were Abolitionists since a period
like the common law that the memory of man
runneth not to the contrary. The family of Gen.
Sheridan has been Republican since the organ
lzation of the party. The brother of the Gener-
al ran on the Republican ticket of Perry Coun-
y, two years ago. The General himself is
staunch Republican. The Copperhead writer
In question claims Mcclellan, Buell., Halleck,
and FIJI John Porter as coming from the Dem
ocratlc party, and as still belonging to it. Both
statements are correct and few Republicans
won Id care about having them otherwise.
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Lsdies, take Particular No,,ce
tue REAL VELPAU ErNaA1.rr

v-xrrrsr ~ WarraB ted French.l
,k'hESE FILLS so celebrated m8ny wears ago IN p.
Tor the relief Of female irrer1lSyitiss n arls
waIaj SO aoSrous for their criminal employment in
ia on aeoFton are now offered Tor sale for tla az
4eFlca lhey have been kent in cou1para -
Is IRON the fact that the originator DR. Vepau
seIehttoUs principles, and has withheld 81 CON
5nros use LEST they Should be employed for no,,2I
10 ~ go An overcoming female DISTINCTIONS tlay go
from Wy emnpotent bursting open the aood' SEN
are offsrsj cause may have stopped them: hnt $50
thst tie to sell them when it is asa az
Ladies - e., N l.en9sha by Il. E. Clark and T Rot;r
curious bv Procure box sealed from the eya F I
to o. al Sri PTF7Ss one polar and six nostsSs str
n or 10 rs General Agent for MS stamps
VI
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Hlmbold's Highly Conc trated
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT

SARSPA .RILLA.
For purifying the blood, removing all chronic
stitutional diseases arising from impure state of
the blood and the only reliable and effectual known
remedy for ihe OF Scrofula, Scald Heads, Salt
Rheum Pain, and Sweings of the Bones, liberation
OF The Throat and Legs Blotches Pmples the face
letter Eryspels and ali scaly eruptions of the skin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-02

W. v. Wright--lt blk ii
W. Seymour--lt Blk 10
do 1t II ok 10
L Donley--com at cor of 1t 6; thence sly 60 #
thence parl with line of blk across Its 6 &
to line of 1t thence to cor of 1t thence to
beg, pit Its q blk Is
II G Smith--e Is 1t s blk Is
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed at tie FIRST Session of the Thirty pinti
Congress.
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Town of Piensant Prairie.

7AeJoHoaOing are in 7. /, r. %.
J Rategan-n of sw d sec 1 50 acs S54 70
"a EoULuild-ne sec II, 100 1859 81
j. Jo'da'r-nw NV a sec Il, 40 acs 90 81
Ihe. toIIOecing are in 7. /, R. %.
G. Chttenden-lt6 blk / sec 26S|
j RGcine-lt 5 blk except 81 # sold to Rategan
secs 8 9S
j b Racine-com 40 # of Sc cor of II 6, thence
to sw cor of lot to cor OF lot, thence to beg,
except 81 it sold to Rategan. sec %
in Sc cor, sec 6 n q IA 20
Sykes-se Il of ne II sec Is 10 50
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S Fsk--all that part within city limits their
imum width supposed to be 50 it, pit bks & 10 6S
S Fisk--all within city limits bounded the by .
4 sw 4 see 81, pitts s. blk IL 6S
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JOSEPH v. QUARLEs, Clerk Of County
Board Of Supervisors, Kenosha County,
State Of Wisconsin.
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The following in N w Or sec 6, II R %
Hale & Bond-com on w line of ne a of NV u of
ofsec 6 y 20 rds of n line Of sd sec, THENCE to
| thence II 60 rds thence W 81 rds to beg. /:
n. EHLEs SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES.
| c Bronson-Com at point % chs and 81 ks from
line ofsd a sec, and Is rds q ks from line,
thence W to land owned by Hale d 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
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| The JoJ1oa0ing in N WI sec. 6, T1R28
| Hale & Bond-com W line of ne d of NV a sec 6,
81 20 rds of line sd sec, thence to sw cor ne
of NV u sec 6, thence 81 rds thence 60 rdS,
thence W "a rds to beg,
N. EHLE'S SUBDIVISION
N Ehle-al that part lying within subdivision
Its | g. 2, blk 10, l
| N Ehle, 1t Blk 16, 1 40 Ehle, It1bk26,
C Bronson-com at point 3chs "a lks II from line
| sd a sec, and Is rdS ks W from line, thence
to land owned by Hale & Bond, supposed to be %
rds II ks, thence to corporation fine, thence
| may be included in Fremont Avenue. 4
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[PUBLIC No. sc. I
ar to nStn hliSh q land nHlnn In IL

TcrrltOry
Idaho.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Representa-
tves OF the United States of America Congress assem-
bed, That the public lanes within the Territory Ida
no. to which the Indian title shall be extingushed
shall constitute land district, be called the Id
aho dstrctto be located at Boise City county, and
the President is hereby authorized to appoint by and
with the advice and consent of the register and
required to reside at the place at which said office shall
be located and they shall have the powers per-
pensation may be prescribed by law in rela-
ton to land offices of the United States in other Ter
ritories. -
Approved, June 81, 1866.
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City of Kenosha-First Ward.

Ihe I0EE0a0T7lg IN the 81 Or. Sec. 81, Z. 2 r.
VIM B Slocum-com at sw cor of sd bk thencee on
s line Of sd Tx so it, thence to centre of blk,
thence W 80 it, thence to beg, pt bk %
VIM Slocum-com at Sc cor of sd TX thence W to
point 80 tt of sw cor, thence n to centre of bk
thence e l65 fit to line of sd bk, thence to beg,
Mt blk %
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SC Ripley s ! I 70 .s aS E EaEklns ! ! 10
"a s E hence s 3 r fds
Tfle I6lt0so3ng In NE114 sc s 81, T2PS 70 ~
mnHntRRgy q X, - S2 30 4 81 IS 70
GSO ". u hyue' 199 , 70 ISrrn Rich monde 81 6 18
IT r 20 e. - 10 70 schwarts, a 3 85
II TeScsPI an 70 r. 4 Murray, "a 8 IS
" Bnn, s s6 Il 90 f Harri599nt,, tbo 60 %
Eco Bennett-com 40 fl from " cor So DE-, enc
n to NV cor Of same, thence 20 cehtreoi fIAc II
creek, ra4t. a. -. = -
line thereof thence on sd line ros' thf be "A "A
to centre Of Ok thence rds thence 70 Deg, IA Va
Est B G Adams-com at ne cor of sd bk, t nencs on
n line of same point Tds Of NV c. Y OF sd DIX
thence parl with line of sd blk IS IT, IT, 'ence sw
"A IT to the centre line of sd blk & rds o. line
Of Of same e thence to beg BK S. 81 81 DIX 10 10
S Fisk-lt 3 blk 80; sc ID sec 81, T2R23,
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and all express themselves highly please with its
fine quality and low price. While have been COM
peeled, in times past to pay 50 80 per pound for
poor, coarse article good quality OF SOFT fine yarn
be bought at the Racine Wooden Mills for 81 70.
We are prepared to make 100 pounds per day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-02

E Welcd-pt of NV Il ne Il sec ., beg 81 rds and %
ks of he cor of sd "a thence S IS rds 2t ks
thence to line of highway thence on sd
line to point due OF beg, thence to beg
10 acs
" II For-pt ne a ne d see II, qeg 20 rds W Of ne
a, thence 40 rds so rds 10 IDS SCI
rds to beS, 20 acs, q thereof
ToaCn Q, Range %.
S Hale-pt Sc u sec g. beg 80 rds " of ne cor Sc Il
of sec, so rds W 20 rds so rds to beg 10 acs
Bennett & Settick-pt ne a sec Z, beg so rdS of W
line of c. s. NJ. k. X. and So rds II or line of I'd
d sec, thence n 2e rds1 ks Iii rds II ks to W
line of X. r. 5 80 rds ks l07 rds Is ks to beg
20
j w Green-pt 4 sec 7, beg 30 ras of centre of
sec, n chns 80 ks II chns 81 ks 9 chns 30
ks II chns 10 ks to beg 10 acs
II ID BOhd-pt OF sw fr u, beg 500 1t of cor of
Il. thence to lake shore norlherly on said shore
L. d point of beg. to beg, sec S, acre
L Sgkes-w y ne "a and also W of X. II. = Of Sc ID
ne 4, being ! aes, except IL. r. track, sec Is,
L Sykts-e Is acs sw n except R. r. track, sec 10 .
73 81
II Btai,n-w y ne 4 NV 4 sec 81, 90 acs i
do e% NV "a NV a SEQ 81 so acs p
do pit of sw u NV u, beg at centre Of NV
Sec themes 40 rds W IL IDS 40 rds II rds to
beg sec 81, acs
L J Me,TtL-lt 2 bk sw 4 sec 81
Flsk-.ai Of Blk lying W OF " line y sd Il
S FiSkltl blk II, all lying W of line 4 sd a see
sw sec 81
S Fisk-lt bk II sw a sec 81
Flsk-all of 1t bk Ii, lying of W line of G Il sd
ar sec and Of line Of X. r. X r. /. X. h. track
sw Il sec 81