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The astonishing which has attended this inyal-
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impreguae the breath NO change of diet is
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with business pursuits Price 81 per box
Eiths Of the ABOVE nsntionsd Articles will be sent to
any address, closely sealed aud post paid by mail
press, receipt OF Price Address all orders to
BERGER, SHUT1S IS Co., Chemists,
ly27 No 2s3 River Street, Troy, n. Y
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In the rstts~ of the Estate Of Allen Loomis deceased.
N reacing and Elins the petition Of Burdett Loom
W 10, Administrator 81 sad esJate setting forth the
amount Of personal estate that hAs come TO bis
hands, and the d!spositon therssf tsb sboHnt OF
debts outstanding against said deceased, and des-
cfipuDp 0f ell The real estase in the county Ksno>
shS aud Stste Of Wisconsin Of which ssid deceAsvd
died seEed, and the coudnon aud yAiue OF the re-
spectiVe portions thereof and praying that license
be 10 him granted 10 sell the Whole Of sad real eS-
tste Ana 1t appearing by said petition that there 10
not sufficient personal estate ia the kAnds of SAID
administrator 10 pay ssd debtB, end that 1t IL me-
cessarF order 10 pay the same so sell ths ~hols
u So real estate til therefore ordered that all
persona inteIested in said esSte appsAr before tbs
Juoge OF thizCourt on Friday, the i3ih day o. APRIL
A. D. 1904, al 10 o'cioch A d., a his flee In the
City and County OF Renoshay then and there 20 show
cause (if any there shan be, Why bCelse should got
be g-Anted to said admin sell said real
tate according 10 he prayer OF % petition, A nd
1t is further ordered tbat copy OF this order sbAll
be person9ly served ali pefs0ns interested in said
estate aud residing SAID County, fourteen days
before said DAY OF hearing, ana shall b. published
for four successive weeks prior 30 said dag 81 hear
ing, in The Rehsoha Telegraph, weekly neWspHs
per biisAtd a keGosha, IL EaiI County aaa +.
Kenosaa, R3b.23, 1861. ANTHONY YANWYgK, ~
4s59 County Judge.
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IN P,sbs,s-Keue.ha ooua,y oous,.

IL the matter Of the lest will ar Testament Of Rsu
Der II. DtaiIR, deceased.
ShE reading ard fling an Instrument in writing,
q purporliLE 60 be tho last VIII and testament OF
Reuben II. Deniug, late Of the city OF RenosDa, in
sad County deceased ard also the aCcOU pauyiug Pc
on OF Harvey burkee 81 50 d City Of Keuushz rep
re sebtng among other things that lie said Reuben
ii. DCmng l&te'y died ~ keEosEa Oh The Duh Cay
II February A. D. 1867 that gaid iustruncnt Is tho
last will aCd testament o. said deceased md hat he
the said petitioner, is the identical Harvey Durkse
named aLd appointed n aha " the said last will aud
testament, executor thereof anc praying ina day
be appOin for hearing The proois % said viii
and testaneah &s II ordered ihat ths proofs Of r.
said instrument be heard before the judKe Of his
Court on Friday, tie 2zud day OF March, A. D. 1867
at O'Clock r NJ, At his ohce IN the st of Keno
Fba. And IL 10 further ordered that phbiic aoties
thereof be gwen 10 81 pertons Interested BY pub
listing copy Of this for three weeks success
lively prior sArd day Of hearing, is lie kenosha
eiesraph weekly neNepaper printed a AeneshA'
IN said county, ANTHONY tAENfUh, r.
Kenoshs Feb &c. 1851 3H89 County Judge.
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Ladte take PartIc mr. Notice.
THE REAL yTLPAU FEMALE PILLS

Warranted French.
gEHHESE PILLS, celebrated many years az Par
the relief Of fem ale irfesUsi tiles and after
wards notorious their criminal op oyment in tn
practice OF abortion offered Ior sale Tor the frs
lime in America They have been kept In com PARITY
obscurty the fact that thc DIR pelpau
ID physician in Paris Of great wealth ana strict con-
seisnJous. pr nc rles and has Withheld them from
general they should be employed for unlawful
nrposes overcgminS female oostfuctioBs, Failing d
The Won't Whites Green Sckaess Stpprets nro enlior
Of imm0oerate f9T of the monthly discharges neryou'
and spinal III otioHs p@in ts back 2ra limbs fatigue
N slisht txeftiGr pa pilon ofthe heart ny serics
and will eftcs nhe1 al other MEANS hsgs failed
and atbaegh pQEeginl remedy, a. not contain caIomel
apsimopy " ydfhs hurt3ul 10 the cnn6tl uti n
re married ladies and y"uns rs WHO have meyer been
Regulated they pec.isry sultsq, lhsy VIII In a
short time iring on the monthly period regularly.
CAupOS--5iaFried LADIES shvgd nsyer 5 ke tbem when
there is belfSe themselves pregnant, Tor
they W III BE- proGucy miscarriags. 80
Ladies procure box, sealed from che eyes OF tne
oarous,by enclosing dollar ana xix postage stamps
70 v. ~ AACOMBEB, General tgeGt 70 the UnLlta
Ssatss and Canadas. At Aibany y orto any apthor
izcd Agent. iya
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has all kinds Of
CURTAIN Fixtures, Cords &c.
Published March /, 1867.
CHAPTER 17-GEN TRAL.

AN ACT relating to fees in certain cases.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin represented in
eeDste and assembly, do enact - follows:
Section l. In all cases where the amount fol
which mortgsged premises are sold shall ex-
ceed the SUN Of thirty thousand dollars, the
sheriff or other officer executing the Judgment
directing the s9le, shst be sEOr ~ one-hGlf
OF one per centum upou such excess, in 2ddt-
tion to the fees sio'ea by section two OF
chapter foTty-niDe og he dr. ersl lSYs ofi8GS.
sec. 2. This acb - Il lsl,s ct a-d be in
force from aud after its ps g 80 Eq5Iea-
ton.
Approved Marc l, 1867.
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Elk CELSIOR! EXCELSIOR !!
CHA ST EILAR'S
Hair ExteTminaGoY ! !

To the ladies especially, this Invaluable depatory
recommends itself Is being an almost indispen sible
article to female beauty Is easily applied, does not
burn iujure the skin, but acts direct hs roots
1t is Narrated TO remove supeyhuous hair from low
iorehe%ds or from any part Of Be body, completely,
Loag and radically extrpanR the sSme ieaV ing the
Sd soft smooth AID natural This is the only arti-
Gle used by te French, and the ony real e6eetual
depdatOry existence. Price 70 ccrts per package,
post paid, auy address receipt ofan order,
Iby 10 ~ BERGER sBUTTS& Co., Chemists.
ly37 233 River St, Troy, NY.
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GUAWDgAN,s GAZE.


II LLVU"V5---Ls'sUIH5 UUUHIy OUUIU'. -cTf
In the matter OF the guardianship of Myrou Birckard
Byron Orchard and " ism BirehsTdt minors.
MOTTO g. ia hereby Evss, that by virtue and 10
1y pursuance Of IN order OF iiceuse made in said
matter on the 14sb day Of January 1857, the I'M
dersiGned guardian 81 said minors viii on Wednee-
day the 10th daT oc March D 1907, at O'Clock in
the afternoon, at the dwelling house of Mrs FREE
deuburg, on the BremisCs, OGsr for sale Gt public
vendue all the interest ofSsid minors in tee toloW-
ing de scribeg lsDds wit: The northeast quarter
OF section number four ~ ia tsunspip number tive
north Of range namLer twsatV-sDe (3i) essG in Ks.
nosha county ESd STATE Of Wisconsin, .Alse, the
west halt OF the vest half of The Rortnvest u1artsr
Of section number three (2) in toyHshP and range
Aforesaid and in said county Of Ssnoshs.
Dated Racine. Feb. 49, 1857
EDe0E BIRCHARD,
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Eyeortrix Sale.
ILL COAgJ - f-L-s~' ~
In Probate--K8nosha County Court

In PT0bate---k6nosha county Couib
In the matter Of tis estEte Of David Q. 9sfh de-
ceased. -
la soapcp OF ~ order Of license made % saia mat
Ter on he ga dsy Of June, a. lSJs BY 1hs cssnty
Court o. tsd County, she ahs Ms fhea hHstRtfla 81
Wedn.sd4y The 9Th dGy q asTeh nsEf, o. $40 81
loci Ia 5s siterro9n a. tbS f'os doos q ts sosrt
boaae IN ths sg u ks5nsss oesr sUs sale zsiis
yela9e tha foioEiaC det flBcd lsnds- 20 ait:
Lots styrlh sFs3 so q eus srsaatil ~ s5ss ser
Der sig III 70 .oHt nlu'Ier sFs "A o. ttofs tssStE-
three l2*i s-si. t:s ne s5sls ssF ~ ~ C}7sE
rrusber et9sSs (c9j 81 sfatHs's sLst rr. y es9-
ti.2 thigy-tfs t5i} 81 t0s r,t's ~ sst Tf- ~ q
rssFc aTp..l i8s7s+ thfsr t tss- fE f' 81
,stat n, tf9 ~. "a,
4wss .--tutrlx.
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WElSk
MTST ACHES

ENORCED TO grow upon the smoethest face in
Il from three TO Ave weeks by using Dr. SBYIGNGS
kESrAURATEUR UAPlLLAIRE,the most wonder iul
discovery in modern science, acting npon the Beard
and air in. almost miraculous Haanner. II has
hssn sed b. the eliza Of Parif and LondoS with the
Gathering success. Names Of Al purchaaeIa y u
registered and If entir sasfsct Gu 10 not given in
IeYely nstancs, the BOnsv will be chseriully refund
ed. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, 81 Address
BERGER, SHUTS Il Co., Chemis.s ass River street,
Troy N Y Sole SgenS for the United STA tea. 1y3I
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List of Premiums for
1 8 6 r.. .
List ofPremiums Offered by the Kenosha
County Agricultural Society for
the Year 1887.

At the Quarterly Meeting, March 4th, 1867,
, the following Premium List was adopted, to-
lgether with the Judges of of each Glass:
I Class lSt-Stallions (RoGdsters.)
Judges-Perry McCommons, Kenosha, Jonas
Rhodes, Somers, David Stewart, Salem.
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REAUTYs

Auburn Golden Flaxen, x S1lken Curls,
aNaoDUCED by the use Of Prof DEBREUX'
Il FRLaGR lie DHEYBUX One AnrlgC ~tan war
santeG curl the most gat aud sbtboru hair OF
etAsr into zagJ rnglets hes7y massive curls.
II Ns been used by h fashonables of Paris and Lon
don With the most gr4:iJ ing results. Doss i'ju-
~ the hair. Pice by Ill. sealed and postpaid
~. Descriptive Circulars matted jF5e. Address Der
GER, SUITES 90. Chemists, No $50 River 81.
Troy, N. Y, ole agents Tor the United States.
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a ~ OH "EJLAF3S .j sa
WHIT. LILO UID
I'm MEI .Hss. ...

For Improving and BeautifynR tine Complexion
The valuable nd perfect prepsr alton in use,
for giving the skin beautiful Pearlke TINT that is
only found youth II quickly removes Tar, greckles
Pimpes, Bloiches, Moth patcheA Ssllownesss Erup-
tious and all impurities Of the skin kindly healing the
same leaving the Ee white and clear ssb4ster. Its
use Cannot be detectst by he closest scrutiny land be-
ing vegetabfe preparation ID perfectly harmless. 1t
is the only article of the kind used by the EreDeh,and
is considered by the Pagsisn as Indispensable to a
perfect toilet Upwards 81 $4,000 bottles we're sold du
ring the past year, sufficient guarani &c of its elcA
cy. Proepnis IS cepts. Sent by all, post paid,or
receipt OF an order, by r. .. .-
BERGER, SHUTS A Co, Chemists
ly3T b .iia als "a 2S5 River ST., Troy, N. "
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For restoring hair upon bald heads (from hstever
cause it may have fallen ouD and forcing growth
OF hslr upon the face it has equal. 1t will force
i've 10 eight weeks, hair upoa bald heads in from
tEo 10 three months. few ignorant practitioners
nave asserted that there is nothing that will force
astsn the growth Of the hair or beard. Their ssser
tiCnS false, as thousands living witnesses from
their own experience can bear witness. But many
will say how to distinguish the genuine from
iesspurous 1t inly is difficult, nine te nths
OF the different Preparations advertised for the hair
asa beard entirely worthless, and you may have
already thrown away large smou nsB in their pur-
chsss, To such Sould say, try the ReparAtor
Capill it will cost you net auE unless it fully comes
up 10 our repr esentstions. II your Druggist does
not keep it, send us one dollar and We will forward
rs st pad, together With receipt for She money,
whleh vii be returned you upon application, Provd-
ing entire satisfaction is not given. Address,
10 ", &. CLARK b CO., Chemists,
1Y3T No West Fayet.e 81. SYRACUSE. n. 7
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any LADY

or ether person. who has little leisure each day ane
evening who wishes 20 make $50 TO $50 per week
sE0'Y AMERICAN ARrIsTs' UNION,
5w28 rs Pre- street New York.
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Liquid Catarrh Renedy.
frsaf..58 b. fl-
81. - EEHI
% ..er ..r...s
tFssay4TW 50 . ..si
SYMPTOMS.

The agmrtoms Of CsasTrh are at first very 81 .ht.
Persons ard they have cold that they ave 7frc-
qusnt attacks AID more sensitive to the changes
sf temperature IL this condition tha vucse NAV be
dry, slghs discharge thin and acri, 9efterwa I'd
saic6 aud adhesive. may ensue av
As the dsesse becomes chronic, the discharges are
increased in quantity; they thick and heavy
and ere hS.ked OF eOughed of. The sccrstionE are
o6ersive, esgEng b6d breath; the y. ice thi, K and
basal the eyes are weak, the Of amaA iezsened
or des'rey 6d--ts&Insss frequently ,syrz p!Sce.
another common and important agplpton Of Ca
tsTrk that the peryod is obgi 10 cigsr sis tr oat
In toe morning OF thick slioy Mucous which ias
tax pace sh psrEon ~ be sure at his disease is
on Us W&y ts the luugs ard Should losa no time in
aFFsskDg 1t.
Ths &sevs are but tes OF the many Ia yTup
to7nt. Write 70 our Lzt ogatorg fo of sosphle de-
scrhiug fslF ali symptoms, il viii be sent FREg3to
any address. Also, directions where To procure the
medicine.
We are FecaEinE letters from all perts of the Un-
on ana aiso num9rous Testimonials from those using
bearing EAs evidence of It's iufanOle merits.
TT This remedy contains 40 MNEsALor POISON.
oss SsaEDIEsTs bat is prepared from Vtst72hie tx
tracts srcinsveiy: therefore it's Perfec{y harmless
even IL sAr mos, teudsr AID delicate chic SS5
Cali for seelye's U&tsrrh Remedy add AXE
ns other II not std by druggfsrs il yor vicinity
thsT Slu ofaer II Tor you Price 500 = ro'tie.
AL peesons suffering with any adyct,on OF the
Head iaso a. OF Lnnss should write ait cace fnr cur
salnPh'et iuhy Describing al symptoms pertaining 30
the sseEe GsSsSes.
uSD' Htirse to any address,.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-It appears from
the report of the Commissioner of Patents
for the year 1866 that the number of appIi.
cations was 5000; patents issued, inclu-
ding reissues and designs, $780, caveats
filed, 2,753; applications for extension Of
patents 81; patents extended. IS; patents
expired, 1,042.
Of the patents granted, there were to cit
liens of the United States, 1910; subjects
of Great Britain 127; subjects of the French
Empire, 48; subjectsof other foreign gov
ernments, 90. The receipts were, on a6pli-
cations for patents, Reissues, &c, $3.50 79S:
for copies and recording assignments. &c,
$34. 667 Total amount, 1896. Cos.
Amount to the credit of the Fund
January, 1870, was. $3.50, 1S4
Receipts during the year. 495, 665
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ENTEEx keeps
Gold 60 Silver Paper.

~ o to BentIe's $50
SE for all lgi.77 of
@sr =, "a q .ta1- > = .>a-'' n
@&A - ~~ 49,
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BosToR AND REV EEGLAaD Passengers, with their
baggage transferred free Of charge in new York.
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TIE Rest Ventilated and kcst Luxu rious Sleeping
Coaches sSr-AK TAM NOkLD 6AN accompany
all night trains this Railway.
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Or. .. RI SEELYE g. 90,
FaEEPOEsT sAAENGas.

GENERAL AGENTS.
Jetp D. Park Cincinnati Ohio; Fuller Finch K Fuller
CAicsEo, ILL.,; Burobams Vans sbs2eL, Chicago. III
=. T.; Fsfrand Saeiry Go; brtrgs Aica, Weeks s.
fgIt'er G.sVon' sSsF j r9H,R Esharls -; Ia
SelPhla Pa, K sellers & Co FitJsta fshs Va tc1hs
Sro's; Ia, Robinson & CO, Loui Vile EYtGigIcy 4
STo, hemphis, Tenn L Dtpuy nc hlaoud va iof ~
son Block, Ba!tlm 0re, Nd; NJ xtcr psr ,fr1, NJ
I;Stresg armstrong Ecvel and uIy. ,l..gt' y,
Detroit Mich; Nliaca fttoTe Co, H., -, /
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{ RE r AL WAY!o
g. % % ID
Great Broad Ga1ge-Dopble Track Route
NEW YORK, BOSTGM,
AID NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
YfHls RAILWAY EHTEKDs FROM .ol i.
DunEirk to Now York 4Sa Niles h&'
Buffalo 10 New YSxk R23 Miles,
fa, SalsnesHea 80 New Yoyk as NEles .r.s.r
AND Is rRpM aa
% to 81 NILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
All Trains ran directly through to n York,
szE AGO MILES WITHOUT CHANGE o. ACHES. vg
From aud after November OH ,s68 trains viii leave
in connection Win All Wssse,n lines as forows:
FROM DUHkIRE AND sALANANCA--By New
York tme from Union DepOts
g. 90 A N. NEW Y0Rg DAY gXPREss, from sala
nauca, Sundays eHcepted) Stops st Horneilsvn
so (Batt) in,stascting wish the $50 A; n
York at 1920 .-.Iss.sgq
TO A. -, Express Mssl, from Dunhirh, (sun.1
daysexceptedj. Stops ~ Salamanca go a n and
connects At HorneiIsyfile ans Corning WITH the
| $50 Express all from Buffalo aud arrives in
New York ~ 7.0O
Ais p. NJ. New York Night Express, from
| DGnkirk Sundays excepted). Stops At sasmaneG
! Pm; Oiean7. So NJ lsupS furner's 56 A NJ.
(Bkft.), and arrives 10 Nee York ct 10 50 ~ con
| meeting nth afternoon trAinG ana STEAMERS from
Boston and New Englaad cities.
FROM 8UFFALO-By Ee~ TorE ti1e from de-
pot cor Exchange and Mich gar stresiu:
| sac A. Nd. NeyV York Day HGuKess, (surGzgs
| excepted). Stops A. holueilsvie $50 a q lBkft),
Susquehsun2 lO p n. tDue6 Tanners SIS N,
! (sup) snd arrives ia New York {. 80F n Connects
| At Great Send With DelSwase, Lactawanns& Vest
teri Rsilroad, snd Jersey city with Midnight E&-
| press Train Of New jersey Railroad for Pbiladel-
| phia, Baltimore and Washington 4a,arss.
i $50 A. "a ExpreSs Mail VIA Won aud Hornells.
| vile Sundays exeepted). Arrives II New York
| 7.G0 AN. C0nnects 81 Eimira with North ern Gem
trial Railway Tor Bsrrsburg Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington ard points south
30 T.. m, lightning ExpRess Sundays
cepted) stops ut Herhe!ltvie % (SUp), and
! arrives 10 Nsw York 1904 q Connects atJersey
l. city with Morning Express Train of New Jersey
RailroGd for Baltimore and Washington, ard New
YORK with Morning kEPresE risin ior Boston and
New England cities
go r. NJ. New Yora Nfsht FHprcss, D Ally.
Stops a. Horn ellsVile 10 g. {sup }, nesseoting
with the AIS N Train Il em uuakiE. aud arrives
in New York a. 1890 Pr. Also connects at Emira
fer Harrisburg, Philadelphia AuS south. ..
IL 40 r. M Cinspnnatl Express, rsundays ex.
cepteds Stops a. Susquehannah Z 20 (Bkt]
Turner's 1.I2 N, [Dinel ard syvesin New York
ats 45PN Connects AT Great Bend With Delaware
u Lackswanna Western Railroad for scranton,
Trenton ana RhiiadelphiA, and AZ New York With
AfsernGnn Trains and steamers for Boston and
Il New EbSsnd cities.
Only ore train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
$40 p. =. and reaching New YorE at 70 80 p. 3
BosToR AND REV EEGLARD PASSENGERS, with their
baggage transferred free Of charge in York.
TuR Res Won Hat md Arat I'm lIp
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cRlsPER COMA.

Thereeo raeth glsd tijinss ofjoy 30 all, ~ D.
~ yoUEg &Ad 10 otG,- u greso -ad 20 small;
Tile beauty when cuce way - precious aHdrare,
Is frea for ali, and ali may be fair. -.js'.
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Class 15-Ladies Department No. 2.

Judges-Mrs. j. P. Bishop, Paris; Mrs. Michael
kingman. Bristol: Mrs Dudley Cass. Salon.
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EnIt, henOsna; EDWARD 81
Kenosha; j. M. McKisson, Randall.
r. .
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Reparator CapiIli.
nErAgAY@n CAPHEEE.

Throw away your false rizzss your switches your wig
Destructive OfcomtOrt, and not worth fig;
Come aged, come youthful, Come Ugy and fair,
Aud rejoice in your own ldxuriant hair.
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Class 11-HogS and Poultry.

Glass 12-Butter, Cheese and Flour.
Judges-P. Judson and wife Bristol, E
Dunning and wife, Paris, J. D.. Benedict
wife, Bristol. tAt..
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Glass 2O-Plowing Match.
S. Head, Kenosha; John Tuttl
Salem; Robert Graham, SomerS.
Class 22-Trial of Speed.
Entry fee so Gree competition) Rot less

Not less than five entries in order to compete
Free competition
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Approved Marc l, 1867.
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cleS.
Judges-Marcus Linsley and wife, Paris; Sc
hastian TYmeson and wife Bristol. M c.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-22
SEWING MAC HII:NESl
Proposals for Street PaVements.
MAYORS OFFICE.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, February ], 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- ceived at this Office until II o'clock OF Tues
S ahy fs with yS iSSH S
street, from Auction to Calhoun; Second street
from Winchester TO Beal; Poplar street, from
Front to the city limits Adams street, from
Front to the city limits Jefferson street, from
Main to Charleston avenue Court street. on
the north and south sides Of Court Square, from
Main 10 Second Madison street, from Front
to the Memphis and Charleston railroad
bridge; Union street. from Front TO Yelling
ton Beal street, from Front TO Wellington,
and Front street, from Union TO Beai.
Also, for paving with STONE-Front street,
from Market to Union; Centre alley and SEQ
ond alley from Market to Union. and all al
leys running from Front to Second between
Market and Union streets.
The entire length Of the proposed Nicholson
pavement will measure about SIX and three
fourths miles; and the entire length OF the
proposed stone pavement will measure for
streets about two-thirds OF mile, and Tor
alleys nearly two miles.
The terms and conditions on which propo-
sails will be received and entertained, specihca-
lions Of materials and work. terms OF payment,
and other information relating thereto, II re-
CURED. can be obtained at this Office. or Of
Francis Foster, City Engineer.
Bids must be inolosed in envelopes and
stamped with sealing wax across the fold OF the
paper, and indorsd. Proposals.. Tor paving s,rna
or alleys and kind Of pavement), and must be
addressed TO the Mayor and Finance Commit
tee.
Parties making proposals viii be required TO
bid for each street separately.
Terms Of payment are one-half cash. the
balance in thirty, sixty and ninety days from
the completion Of each section Of three hun
dred and eighty feet
w. O. LOFLAND. Mayor.
B.-The right TO use Nieholson's patent
Is secured BY the city, and will be let TO con-
tractors at the same price paid by the city-hf-
teen cents per yard. l43
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