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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24
CAUTION. :.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
l that the following certificates Of stock Of the
Dayton Silver Mining Company were this day
sold at public auction, TO the highest bidder, for
a~sssssmsuts, Ia front Of tho office Of the 6ecre.
tsry, 10 Silver City, Lyon county. Nevada,lc.
eordlng 10 public notice In conformity With the
bylaws Of the company and laws Of Nevada,
and are hereby cautioned sgainIt purchasing or
negotiating for said Etock, a. the same will not
be transferred by the Secretary:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
Dividend N.dee.-Tho KENTUcKMIN

Dividend Nstiee.-The KENTUcKMiN
ING COMPANY has this day declared.
dividend Of Ten Dollars telo o) per share
on each and every share Of the capital stock
OF the said Company, payable on wEDNEs
DAY, April 18th. The Dividends upon all roek
standing In the Mans Of A.. z Hill, Trustee, will
be paid by the Agency Of the Bank Of California,
In virginia. Nevada. on presentation Of the GER
t~ifcatcs Of stock.
Office Ken,uck Mining Company, San Fran
cisco, April 10, 1868.
THos. SUNDERLAND. President.
April IL. 1868.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24

And In accordance with law, aud an order Of
the Board Of Trustee ~. mndo on the Thirteenth
day Of March, 1868, 20 many shares Of each
parcel OF said stock as may be necessary. will DO
sold at public suction ut the Office Of Maurice
Dore L. Co No. 1877 Montgomery street, Ban
Francisco, California. on FRIDAY, the eighth
day Of May, 1863. at the hour Of o'clock ?. y OF
said day, to pay said delinquent alseitnentinere
on, together with costs Of advertising and or.
penieI Of sale.
Office. ~ California street, San Francisco
California. apZl-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24
ApPlication Tor Patent.
Notice.-No 80.


CARTON CIII, NV, Nareh q, ls6s.y
N Frankel has this dar dled In this once = ola.
gram, together with q Notice Of Application for
Patent from the United Statsy, under Act of
gresS approved July So. 1865. for 100 feet OF
the Franksl Lode, known ~ tho Franksl Gold
and Silver Mining Company'sClalm, In theAmer.
lean Fat Mining District Storey county, Nevada,
more particularly described a. follows TO wit:
q shaft on the west side OF the American Flat
road bears north 16oeslt ~ feet, and running
thence north go west 900 feet TO stake No.2
thence north 6lo east 100 feet to stake No. J;
thence south $50 east 900 feet TO stake No. 4;
thence south 80 west 100 feet to the place Of
mo- known clslmantL ON either end Of said claim.
WARREN T. LoCKHART.
mh2l.5m Register.
TYPE METAL s dS.s,I sE. 8 n. n
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s%tockhoIders' Notice!
OFFICE CRowS POINT
COIN AND SILYER MININo OoNf

wv NN1 aNA S@AH"
San PRIScisoo, March 81, 1858.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
II adopted al q meeting Of the Trustees Of the
Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Company,
held this day, . special meeting Of the Stock.
holders Of said Company q hereby callsd-the
Hayward's Building, southsaIt corner Of Call.
fornia md LIedesdorf streets, San Francisco.
California, on MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1868. at two 90 O'Clock
2. NJ, totake into consideration aud decide upon
said Company from to Two Million Four Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars, divided Into Twenty.four
Hundred Shares Of One Thousand Dollars each
the present Capital Stock-to Three Million Dol.
lars, divided Into Twelve Thousand Shares OF
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars each.
TH0S SUNDERLAND
TH0S. BELL, STruitees.
WIN. B. JoHNsToNs }
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24
MINERS, UNION.

HEEETs EVERY "WEDNESDAY EVE
Nl ming, In the District Court Room, B street
vifeinia; and every THURSDAY Evening, in The
alter Hall. Gold Hi.
Jauusry %, leo1. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALE.

Company Location Of WORKS: Gold Hill,
Storey county, State Of NevadA-Notice. There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock on account Of aiseEfm6nt levied on the
thirteenth day Of March. 1868, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the rcEpoc.
tive shareholders as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24
MEDICAL.
NO ERC.URY
Or Poisonous Drugs,
NOR USE OF CAUsTIC.
GIN HIN.
Physician from Canton, China

nR. HIN, AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS
~ successful practice In bis native city al
nounses to the people Of this vicinity. that he
ID located on the cast side Of Main street, Gold
Hill, q few doors below tho vssey Iiousr.
Particular attention given to dlsesstrof the
Skin. rs Serofula Salt Kheum, Ulcerous Sores.
Wounds, otc.
Syphilis insyery form and character. 10 tie
speciality Of DR.. Hin; guaranteeing u psrfee'
| cure In all cases In from one to two weeks time.
Or. Hin docs not ruin his patients BY the M"
Of mercury. HIlremedies are purely vegetable
which arrest at once the progress Of the ditsH'r.
eradicate the poison. purify the bloed. and re-
ytoret the system to Its normal state OF health
and yiEor. LIE those who suffer come and BE-
healed. Charges moderatti terms. cash IN I'D
vance. iyl7.tf
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REPORT OF TOWN OFFICER.
QUARTERLY REPORT
or the Treasurer Of the Tswn Of
Geld Hill, fer the Quarter ending
March 81, 1868.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
cooperating the Town Of Gold Hill, storey
county, State Of Nevada. l hereby submit for
urer, for the Quarter ending March 81. 1868.
JOHN. HAYES,
President ofthc Board OF T'ra,tr.s.
GoldiInl, April 7.lssS.
To tie Honorable Board of Trustees Of tie Topn
cCGold HUI:
GENTLEaES: IL herewith ssnd you my Quar-.
terly Report a. Treasurer Of the Town Of Gold
HIifor theQuarter ending; March 81, 1865.
Respectfully.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24

P-iea-rnose analetsd with the Piles win nnd
mrILLi1LI RKLIxY by applying personally. or b.
after 70 DR.. Sichel, to9 Pscide street, nsAr8ansotne.
or Boz tat. Postonacs, San Francisco. ap7s-iv
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NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the underslgned,' a. Stock
BrokerJ, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
LIST Of March, 1865. w. A. SHAW,
HARVEY BOONE
The business will bs conducted ~ umal by the
ndsrsIgnsd, under the arm nameof
Gold Hun. March 81. 1858. mh3l-aw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NRw RRMEDIEsi NRw REMEDIES:
DR.. gibbons Dispensary,
4 KEARNY STREEI

k16 KEARNY STREET
VIZ Cor. Commercial. San
Francisco establishedin 1854,
for the treatment Of sexual
and Seminal Dlnssses such as
Gonorrhsa. elect. Structure,
in allitrforms.s emi.I
nal Weakness, Impotencyd
etc. skin Diseases lof Year,
and liberated Legs,
successfully treated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24
p HILAD LPH
Boot and Shoe Store,

No. IS south O Street, virsinIa City.
M. MAE T N,
Dealer In all kinds Of
Ladies, Gents, and Childrelis'
Boots and Shoes.
The largest and most fashionable assortment
to b found In the State, always on hand, md for
sale at the lowest prices.
Boots and shoes fer sale by the Case or
Doxen, nc n small advance on
San Francisco cost.
1 would call especial attention to the Boots and
Shoes which ] haze made mp TO order. In San
Francisco, and which for style, finish. and dura.
bIlity sxesl anything 10 DO found In the market
April lith. less. apll.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24

.G9 y sr.., s s:.P:. ..i,:sl. 81 sl ai11s,.. a'1
Fer sale low BY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-24

8 W. cHURBucx. Treasurer,
CLERKS REPORT
For Quarter Ending March 31at, 1888.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-11-26
An Old Topic Revived.
CONCLUDED.

CONCLUDED.
1t is in reference to the method of
committing thoughts to paper, that the
teacher has chiefly to deal. We feel conf
dent that if our teachers will give the
subject little thought, they will concede
it to be one of much Importance, and give
to composition writing more attention
than it has heretofore received in our
common schools. Let the subjects select
ed be such as can be easily handled. In
a gymnasium the weights used are adapt
ed to the strength of the performers Let
the same course be pursued in mental
gymnastics. The teacher, in this depart
ment as in every other, should know more
than he ever expects to be called upon to
teach. He should point out, in way not
to wound the feelings of his pupils, the
blemishes and imperfections of their pro-
auctions He should re-clothe thought
1metimes-present it in different words,
and let his pupils decide which is the bet.
ter form. He should teach them to dis
inguish between words and sentences
n.arly Synonymous. In painting, it is
not the general design which gives the
pleasing effect so much as the light
strokes and delicate standings, which,
though subservient, give their character
t, the painting as whole. And so it
il with our thought paintings it is nee
e' airy to have proper subject for de
syn but after that, the most important
requisite to give grace and beauty to the
production, is the delicate standings which
result only from the ability to distinguish
between, different expressions nearly alike,
and to apply them so as most clearly to
elucidate the thought portrayed.
There is pen and ink copy of the
Emancipation Proclamation, shaded by
some master hand in such manner that
when held at little distance from the
eye, it brings to view very natural por
trait of its great author. 1t should be the
opJect ol All WrltinS 10 eiucluate, Dy care
ful shad;ngs, the subject in hand, in such
a way that it shall stand out clearly and
beautifully as whole.
Let the pupil not be discouraged be-
cause the task is unpleasant. the mines
OF California are but latent wealth until
the gold has been quarried and crushed,
aud washed and melted and coined, and
rendered suitable for circulation. So the
learning we possess is only valuable after
it has been quarried and sifted and tried
N the crucible, and stamped into forms
convenient and pleasing, bearing upon
Cheir faces the evidence of their intrinsic
merit -
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Modern MHeresies.U

The author of complimentary Fault
finding" struck the key mote when in re-
arising list of modern ''heresies," he
m entioned the subject of ventilation, and
the dcleterious results to the health of
children, of foul air in the school-room
When we reflect for moment on the man.
ner in which children are housed up from
m )rning till night, in minute sehool-rooms,
whose unchanged atmosphere would af-
ect the most healthy constitution, by be
Jag incarcerated therein for a single day,
i; cannot but be evident that an incalcu-
ole injury is inflicted on the rising gene
ration, by giving SO little heed to this vi
tai matter, and other simple laws of
health. But not only is the impurity of
the air breeder of diseases its temper.
ature should be no less a matter of con-
Germ. We have visited schools in thewin-
ter when the children were obliged to
hover about something called a STOVE,
during the whole of the morning session,
and even then did nothing but shiver and
ache with cold. This is all wrong. 1t is
a sin. No humane man would tolerate
the thought of permitting his stock to
suffer and grow poor for the want Of suit
able shelter. Are not children of more
value than the beasts of the farm The
fault lies partly with the teache., and
partly with the patrons. If good and
well-seasoned wood is provided, and Il
sound stove in comfortable house, the
blame rests with the teacher if the tenn
peratnre is not kept above the freezing
,int, at least But if the fuel is green
aad soggy, the stove laboring under enor-
m Jus rents on every side, and the school
house composed principally of cracks and
leaks, he must indeed be a man of Eliiah's
power, to call fire into being from such
unwilling materials
But even when this matter has been
adjusted, something more is still needed.
1t is quite essential that the temperature
should be properly regulated, since too
great heat will undermine the health, as
we'll as too little. For the purpose of
determining this matter, every school
should be provided with thermometer.
It district cannot or will not afford the
t txation for such "heresy," the teacher
h mself can afford it out Of regard to his
personal health. Then fill up the stove
aad if there is no ventilator, open some of
the windows from the top, always on the
side opposite to that from which the
w.ndd is blowing, ane keep the tnermom-
etef at about zoo above zero. Even where
there is ventilator 1t is we'll to open win
dows as one is hardly sufficient for room
ull of children. If some of these simple
precautions were taken, poor health would
not be the almost certain accompaniment
Of the faithful student, as now, too often.
seems to be the case. Hard study is more
seldom the cause of premature breaking
down OF the constitution, than a neglect
OF attention to such common subjects as
lyot, exercise, oentflation, and the ike.
GUS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-11-26

In Probate--Kenosha County Court.

IL the ma ter Of ii estate of Isaac wisi decpas4t
ON reading and ing The Eetltcn Evira Twi.
3 .ra Z IMls administrators OF said esate OF Isaa
ut deceastdse M orlh he mourn oil perrOis.
estate thai ias come L. ihrir I aud The di- pos
t,on theron the aIuoiIt OF debts outslandil /,
az inst said deceased and description of all III
cal tate OF which said dect a., dded s,izcd anf
ths. condition and value ot he Respective porii,
hereof and pay le thai ic"ns. BET te m e al I. /.
sell ali the real estate nj The raid l. ac IwIHt d
ceased. The said ElvIa Twist widow OF raid Isaf
Twist. having c n>ented To accept Il ptr c.nlapt o.
amount oi sale i'll lien OF her dover and ii appear
Ing by said petition. thai there i not sufficient pef
sonal estate In Inc hands al raid aCtinihi.tfatorE
pay said debi~ ana Expenses OF administrations an
thai 1t IL Necessary n cd Ia pay the same u sci
all of said real srae: deScrib II az lnllows 10 wi
The west half of the soi.theast quarter ynr ectjcI
nu nbei six In towIis hip number north of rang
number went. two east IN the owti of Pleasa1I
Prairie containing arres. IL l. therefore ORDER,
hat all rsfns teresged IN laid estate appear be
IRA, The in gr Of this court on Frlday The Sih da'
pf Janlasv A, -. Is . az one o., lock p Al at II
Probate fhef III III, cry 81 Keno ha In sa couip
hen and there 10 how ust tfany lhece bel VIII
license sh n d not he gran ed to sa'd EIyir
fwis ard Ira twist adm nh traitors 70 Sc i sal
real e-tate aecor ing o the PRAYER raid peitiu.
And II j. inrfhef 'r cred LAT a copy oil his ord.
<h il epnbiShrd + orr surce- sfv,. w,,kr prin,
said day oi hoari III tn. Kenosha lelpyratl
WEE Ely :" wsna rr prin ed nd y b i-hed al H
nO<hh city ~ raj county and ersIlally -rrvrn a.
II prs n tn'Sr Size II sid estate rpSid ny IN nj
our, al least fourteen days hef,re said day
ira ing - ba
pated al Kcre be. m. s,veufe, nth eay of n
-emb hiShs
J PEI TIT
'ouniy in &c In 'rd - til county of Kerosha
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In the matter OF the Estate of Hannah Pierce de-
cea.e ed
n ETrERS testamintary in said matter being this
~ day gsanted To John Jsun, of the (ity ana
County vi Kenusha in the State vi Wisconsin, w.
ON he last VIII and Testament of sad Hannah
Pie! &c, decta srd, t. resident of "a d city. and
SIX month"; from and 4itef the eleventh DAY of No
vember, b. 1868. being by The County Court OF
said county by u II IIs ord allowed 10 creditors
10 present Their cl,im- against >aid deceased for
animation aud allowance, notice is heeby given
IhaI the Judge oi sad Court Will, on Monday he
2eth da o Dcc"mb r, a. d 1865 at one O'clock p
IN 81 sad day. he AT mis- oil, III eaid county The
1ulpo-e of examining and ;luwin- all Claims
demands OF alt prr-ris again>t SaiaGeGeascd >nn
a il fnrihe ordered thai notice of th> ord n he
given by ts nuhIica i'm IN til Ken siia Tel graph.
in.wSii ai''I publish weekly il KenOsliA CT s. for
iunr successive we"ks before the lime app intes!
iun esad for ex mining cunts e. al d alsc Is,
posting F'pt9f o ttis orderit -four p,lbl aces IN
The -a'd city OF K,nusta at leu.t tour week before
-aid 1911 da, 81 d cemher 1873 j. j PITT,
G. unity Judge IN AMI TOR KEEL o<ha County. r.
Dated ut no,ha. the nth day OF November.
sis. t-s AVID
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County Judge in aud for Kenosha c.
3AlS q
In Proba,e-Kenoana County Court.


In the matter Of the esaaie OF Henry Lazy dc
t'hseo.
r TT r Tc-iameniary in said matter being
"a this day granted To edward Culver and ram
eAyrr u sad county executors OF the lasi VIII
I'D testament ei IA Henry Lazy. Iaie OF the tow
f}r toi ~ tae County OF KehOsha, deCea-ed IL
x months fir IN ana after the ntCenth day
ctober \. d. IS q being by the county court OF
aid count, by Jhs it- order allowed credItors
present their claimE agaii'st said deceased foI
yaminaIion and allowance: notice il hereby givei
ha the Judge vi said court has appointed the 28'l
~ r Deccmb I d. 1865 at ore O'Clock p. NJ.
+ said day at hi Office in sad 0nnty Tor the pM-
Of examining and allowing all claims aud de
nnands OF all persons against IA d d@ceaspd.
and II l. iurt or oruerrd that notice of This order
40 given by its publ cation in the Keuosha Telr
raph a newspaper published IN Kehosha city. fof
,ur cDSriye weeks before the lime appointed
fnresaid and also by posting copies IF this ord.
u four public places III the town of b. istol in said
ounty at least -four wet Ks before said 18th day OF
&C, mbrr A. d. 1868
Dated at Kenosha city the nth day of October,
\ ID. 1868 JAMES j PEfTFT. II
County Judge in and for the county OF Kenosha
4.F25 al
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the matter OF the last Will and Testament OF
Hiram Tuttle, Deceased
A Il 'TERS tesGamentary in said matter being this
~ day granted 70 Jason Lalhr:,p in ior, ana
',arOilne Louisa Futile, of The City aud County If
\. nu>ha- III the State of Wisconsin, OF The lasl
All aud Testament OF said Hiram futile, deceased,
are resident OF SAID city, and six months from
nu allie the tenth day of November a. ID. ls6e,
ieng by the County oUrt Oi eaid county by it, or
der, alio wed to creditors To pres, mt their CLAIMS
against SAID deceased for examination and al .ow-
ance notice is hereby given that the Judge of said
Court Will ON Monday, The 18th day of December,
a y; ls6s, at one clock p. m of said DAY, be al
MS office in SAID County for the purpose of exam
ming aud allowing all cIains and de-
mnnds of all persons against said deceased And
1t Is further ordered thai notice of this oider be
given by its pHbiieatinn in the k nosha telegraph
a newspaper published weekly in Kcn0sha city for
Jour successive weeks before the time appointed
aforesaid. and also by posting copies of THIS order
IN four public places in the SAID GUY OF Kenosha at
least four weeks before said 2Sth day OF December
A ID. 1868. j. j. PETIT,
Count, Judge. in and for the County OF Kenosha
Dated at Kenosha, the 10th day of November,
1863. 4~24
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State of WiseOnsin-In FIubate-Kenoslla
county tOurt.
In the matter of the estate of Ludwig Biice, de-

In the matter Of the estate of Ludwig Bliice, de-
ceased.
EfTEhS of administrator in said matter hav-
Ii ing been granted toElizabeLh Teves and Der.
nard II. leves, resIdenls OF the town OF Nheatlaha
In the county of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin Oh
the third day OF june Is s. il is hereby ordered that
the time allowed To said administrators to dispose
OF the estate and pay the debts vi the said deceased
Is six months from and after Inc 18th day OF Octo-
Der A. D. SOS, within which time il is ordered and
allowed to creditors To present their claims against
said deceased Tor examination and allowance, and
notice is hereby given that the Judge of said Court
will on the nineteenth DAY of December. A ID 1868
at one O'Clock p NJ of said day be NJ MS Office in
said county for the purpose OF examining and al
lowing ali Claims and demands Of ali perso against
said deceased; And 1t is furt orIered that no
tce If this order be given by It's publication in The
Kenosha Teleg raph, newspaper PUB ished week
ly in Kenosha city, for four successive weeks be-
fore the time appointed aforesaid, and also by post
Ing copies Of this ORDER in four public places in the
town of Wheatland in said county, before the 18th
day of December, 1903. 4w23
Dated at Kenosha, thetwenty ninth day of 0cto-
Der, A. d. 1868. j J. PEfFTT.
County Judge in anu for the county of Kcnosha
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Stale Of WiScon>in-Ee noSha County. IS
Aenosha county Circuit {

henosha county CIRCUIT court.
in the matter OF the Estate OF Luther H. Pike de.
rA& stU
is: leading and filing the petition of Edward
~ Me and Mary K fIne the aumnis ira !trs OF
lie sad estate. representing among olher things
That they have fully ,dminisf cred eald estate anu
praying mat lime and place be fixed for allowing
nj examining their account of their admin IstraioI
hed with sad petition, II ordered that sad ac
cunt be exam ned oy the judge Of this curt on
iht l'th dty of Decembei en- >uing, at hi o.
d IN tne Cily and County OF Kenusha at o clock
NJ of said day.
AID It il further ordered thai Jtice thereof be
avn TO ali oersOns Interested oy publishing his
rdeF III The henJsha telegraph newspaper pub
'-ned weekly lii he city OF Keno>ha fol four weeks
-iccessively before said 9Th day of December ispS
Dated November IL, A d. 1858
AVA j. J. PETIT.
County Judge in anu for Kenosna county
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In Probate---Kenos a County Court.

In the mai er af the estate ui Isaac herman late
Biigh On. kenUsi ac"nnty. dec, aSed ~
4 / aiding ali fl ug The pc itou of Eli Sher
" mn be exeautur OF he la-t will and testa-
.nrni of ISatc h -rman derc sed representing
n'ng pIllcr tim that hi has fully administered
n state ANA aying lhat time and place be
Se 10 al ow ug aud -XImiliiiig his acc INT uf hi
( industrial ~ 90 . tle4) It's . der d mat -aio
e" IN be Exam ned by tue Judge 81 TINS conrt
the STAT Nh day OF Dec mo ar 86S. at his offiro
the c " a :"qniy 0t Keno hi, a o CT ,ck p.
II oi said day
Aud it i urthor ordered thar notice thereof b
even to all prsuis interested by publishing this
der - Z kenneha Telegraph weekly newsp pa
G published in Kcnosha clty once u eek 70. three
vceks -uccesslvtiy. before said day uf hearing.
Dated ar Keno ha cit, November 18th. =. 1S6S
j j. 1'ET IT.
County Judge in aud for Kenosha county
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