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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-28

,r..,.-0 Circuit Court, Grant CO.,
AtAie VE n4sS''N' Wis In vacation after
= " any e'un''' Sept General Term, 1862.
Ninth Shaffer - philin shnfar.

re Sat II Wisconsin 10 ~ Defld1n oboue aaasd
Tou are hereby summoned and required TO answer
The complaint Of the plaintiff in the above entitled
tioa, 6 copy Of which WAS filed In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Grant county Wisconsin
IN the fifteenth DAY at December 1882 and to servo
copy Of your answer to the said complaint upon the
subscriber his office the village of Faiplay in the
county Of Grant and State Of Wisconsin within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of
such service and if you fail TO answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the plnnt in this
action will apply to the court for the relief d. landed
in the complaint. SAMUEL MERRICk,
Dated December l6 1869 29w6 Atty for PIf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-28

"A scientific Illinoisan has a col
lection Of thirty thousand bugs.
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FURNITURE ROOMS !!
HosKINS BROTHERS co.

Al Bloomington have the largest and best snrtme MT
of furniture offered the pubic in Grast county
Sofas, Lounges, Easy chairs,
Center Tables, Chamber Sets
Extension Tables. Secretaries.
Business Desks, Whatnots,
Brackets Rursaus Cribs &C
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crease in net EARNINGS of $4,000. This is a

crease in net earnings of $4,000. This is
practical proof of good management, as
the road and rolling stock have been kept
throughout in state of thorough repair.
The proposition Of the Board for the ar
rangement Of the bond debt will, we pre-
sumo, be aoquiesoed in by tho bondh holders.
The road is now being worked in their in
terest, and refusal to agree to the plan
proposed would only involve them in q litiga-
ton which would seriously impair the
money value of their property. At this
time the road is in condition to earn
steadily the interest ON it's debt, and, when
the Savannah and Charleston Railroad is
completed, should be able to provide by
degrees for all its liabilities.
The suggestions Of the Board of Directors
in regard to the South Carolina Central
Railroad were promptly acted on by the
stockholders, and resolution was adopted
authorizing stock subscription to the new
company. The South Carolina Central
Railroad, as it is called, will run from Sum-
ter through Manning to Gourdin,s Station,
and would make Sumter by rail 81 miles
nearer to Charleston than Wilming gton.
This would give the new line and this city
the benefit Of the trade Of the districts Of
Sumter and Clarendon; and although the
Wilmington roads might be tempted to carry
freight LAG miles to Wilmington for the
price at which it would be carried 95 miles
to Charleston, they would soon find that
with time, distance and larger market
against them, freight would still seek this
city.
Wehope that this new road will be carried
through, and that the Sumter and Claren-
don papers will agitate agitate agitate |!
until the work is begun.
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The report Of the President OF the North
eastern Railroad Company, published yes
terday, shows that there was decrease Of
5000 in the total receipts Of the year
ending February %, 1889, as compared
with the receipts Of the previous yesr. As
had been expected, the chief falling OF was
in the freight business, which, with the
passenger.business, was seriously affected
by the impoverished condition Of the coun-
try through which the road passes. The
Board very properly lowered, their rates in
order to enc ouraSe business, and gave every
needfnl accommodation TO the travelling
public; and although these movements did
not, for the reasons already given, check
the decrease In the grosa receipts, thew
must, as business and travel revive, largely
augment the earnings OF the company. A
liberal and progressive policy, tempered
with discretion, is the most advantageous
for the bondholders 90 well ss the stock
holders Of every Southern road.
/ The road during the year was m anased
with the greatest economy and care, and
notwithstanding thai there wAa 60 large a
falling of In gross receipts, there 10 an In.
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ments have already been effectad; but when
the hidden wounds of the most prosperous
people are probed, beneath an appearance of
prosperity, many undeserved cases Of distress
are discovered. Great problems still remain
to be solved, and their solution requires the
cooperation Of the whole intellect Of the coun-
try. The suppression OF the system Of work
mons books, (t,urets), will complete series
Of measures in favor Of the working classes.
I do not anticipate being able to overcome all
prejudices and disarm all ill-feeling. I do not
reckon upon increasing my popularity; but I
hope to acquire fresh energy to resist evil pas
sions, when all useful improvements have been
effected. Where everything has been done,
order can be maintained with more authority,
since power will then lean on reason, and sat
isfaction be given to the public conscience"
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@eetings.

MARION LODGE, No. q. L. q. -. H.
bNHE REGULAR QUARTERLYMEElING OF THIS
Il Lodge will be held This EVENING, ut Eight
O'Clock. at Odd Fellows Hall, corner King and
Liberty streets Members requested to attend.
puncual.
BY order N. G. ROBERT c. STARR,
Apr1IV Recording Secretary.
MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A 1TEND AN tXTRA MEETING OF YOUR
"A Company, at your Hall, Cannon-street, THIS
(Fnday) EVENING, 9th Instant, at halfpast Seven
o'clock.
BY order of President GEO. A. CALDER.
April Secretary.
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GOVERNOR SCOTT doesn't like the style
Of the editorials of The News. He thinks
them ''milk and water" productions. To
judge by the complexion of the social
gatherings at the Executive Mansion, he
would have been better pleased by some-
thing on the milk and molasses" order
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pissolntion Of Gopartaersbip.

ftpfAJ&
NOTICR.--THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFs
1N. UEFERHARDT. CAMPSEN & co. is this day
dissolvcd by mutual consent, Mr.. J. H BRUNINa
going ont OF tho firm. Meagrs. WILA.IAM UFFER.
HARDT and HENRY cAdPsEN y alone are author
tzed 70 wind mp the busineas and to s,Un in ouida
non. WILLIAM UFFERHARDr
HENRY CAMPSEN.
Fl J. II. BRuNIN0.
Charleston, April Q. 1869.
WILLIAM UFF nRHARDr AND HENRY CAMP.
nEh wil continue the DRY GOODS BUsTMESS as
tne Ola stand. King and Market streets renewina
ire the oopartnershlp between them a. estanlsied iSs
1850 ana altered In 1885, under che name arA atvc
OF UEFERHARDT A CAMpaKM. - 80
WILLIAM UFFERHARDT. B
Charleston. April Q. 1860. IS
WE ARm ckosrNa OFF ouR LARGE Ann wrrr
essortod stock Of STERLING DRY GOODS. Of every
description ~ greatly reduced prices in oqtIo IL
mako room for new foods. lsfIT 1-T-T m N
UFFKEHARDT oAAGpsRM.
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Aetels.
Qr. cLOUD no nL.

THIs NEW AND CoMMOE IoUs HOUSE, r.ocAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty.secoEd.sreet,
possesses advantages over all other houaeo for the &C.
oomm0dAtion Df ito quests. Il was built expressly
for hrst.clsss family boarding house--the rooms
being large and en- sutte heated by steam--vih hot
the culinary department. 10 in the ost experienced
hands, af,rding guests An uneqaailsd table.
One Of Atw0od's Patent EIeyatoSp 10 sieo among
guests ut all hours.
The BrosdwAy ana University Place Cara pass the
door every four minutes. rrnptny from tho city
Avenue jinesar but o short block On either SIDE
aEordng ample facilities for comraunIcsting With oil
the depcse, Steamboat landings places og afn,,sn.
ment and business Of the great metropolis.
axOMIn A TaOLLMY, Prepxaetors.
March 10 &t 5&gSe 6snos
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Remaual.

ID EMOVAL.-T HI E UNDERSIGNED
1G having purchased the stock in trade of Mr.. E.
henry, Bookseller and stat1oner, No. 1866 MEET.
ING-STREET, have removed from their old stand
to the above commodous store, and solicit con-
tinuance of patronage bestowed on Mr. HENRY and
themselves DENNY g. PERRY,
Booksellers aud Stationers
No. 155 Meeting street.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DISPOSED OF
his stock of Books and stationery to Messrs DENNY
" PERRY, would bespeak for them the patronage
bestowed on him. E. HENRY.
April7
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Gopartuersbip potiff.

r AW NOTICE. THE UMDERsiGEED
~ have this day formed q copartnersbip for the
practice OF LAW AND EQUITY in all the Courts OF
the State under the name and style Of CHAMBER.
LAIN q sEABROOK. Hspecial attention viii be
paid TO the collection Of claims held by parties out
OF the State. DK CHAMi&lsRTATM
April2 e. b. SEARKODK
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CHARLESTON BRANCH
Ii F e A SSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.
PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AND
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE
SOCIETY.
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT,
No. 40 BROAD-STREET.
Net Assets of this Department Invested
I'm this Community,

I'm this Community,
THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
22d of June last, only nine months ago, and has al.
ready secured an annual revenue from premiums ON
existing policies of nearly $500, 900 Give Hun
month of December $73.393 SO, insuring the
amount of S1,157,O0O. Its new business for the
month Of January $86,524 II, insuring the
amount Of 81, ,649. 600.
One months business being greater than that done
by the largest and wealthies Life Insurance Comma
ptes in the United States during The ontire rss
year OF their existence.
The Association was frst started by the most
wealthy and influential citizens OF st. Louis, for
the purpose OF changing the current Of Life Insur-
ance and Life Insurance capital from the East to
the West and South. and as its plan is liberal and
just every section, State and district the wealthy
men of the West and South generally are insuring
their lives in it, to the exclusion Of other panies
This is shown by the fact that the policies issued
during the months Of December and January are of
an averange amount of 81 1858 a, drawing an aver
age annual premium of $418 90
The largest average attained by any other compa-
ny in the United States Is about $40 to each poll.
cy while the average size Of all policies existing in
this country is only about S25OO.
These facts speak for themselves.
OmCers
a. g; Lopez. President Cashier Peoples National
Bankl
w. GEO. GIBBEs. vice-President (W G.. Whilden &
Coz
E. E. JENKINS. NJ. D.. Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN e. STEELE tos North. Steele WsrasH., !.
O. IRWIN WALKER walker, Evans & Cogswelll
q. w. AIMaR, Druggist.
II. 4: PEAKE, General Superintendent South Caro-.
lima Railroad.
@. r. PANKNIN, Druggist.
JAS. e. SPEAR, Jeweiler. -
d. III. SILCOX, Wholesale and Retail Furniture
N. P. CARTER. Secretary and Agent,
March 20 lyr No. 40 Broad.street
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We SEE that some fine sugars have been
made in Greenville, from the Sorghum
cane.
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fest Quo 9cuuo.

DGCKED UPON JAMES 8 LAND
Il Beach, small CANOE BOAT Information
can be obtained by applying to Captain G.. F. HA-
BENICHT, No. 10 King-street. 81 April
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MARINE INSURANCE.

RISKS TAKEN FOR FOREIaN AND DOMESTIC
ports In the PHENIx. MANHATTAN AND ENTER
PRISE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Cash assets and security. $4,000. 900.
Losses made payable in Gold and Sterling when
desired.
S. Y. TUPPER, Agent.
March IL fmw1mo
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far SaIe.

GPEC1AL MOTTO .-s.ALL p H q q
- desiring to buy FAT BEEF. call at GADSDEN 4
HARPERs Stalls. Nos. 23 "a and IS. corner of Church
and MarxetareetS, where they will be served
FED BEEF that have been In the market for the last
years, at 20 cents per pound, weighing 1880
ESOR SALEo. TWO nsaLCRa cows. WITH
n young Calves one Saddle and Draft HOrse:
one Ane large Working Mule. Inquire at No So
STATE.STRtET. fm2A April
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Amusemenis.

ID u "A A IL AND
Il " e MING ENTE ERTAIN MENT.
TO RAISE A MASONIC CHARITY FUND,
Will be given at the Southeast Corner of
Meeting and Wentworth Saroets,
THIS EVENING" April 8, at Seven O'Clock.
Last night-when all articles lett from the week
will be raf1ed.
April
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Motifes in Bankruptcy.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOgTH UAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF EMAN-
UEL MORRIS, BANKRUPT-IN BANK RUPICY.
70 'ohom q may corcern ! he undersigned hereby
EMANUEL NORRIS: In the County of Colleton and
has been adjudged Bank, upt upon his own petit
ton, by the District Ce.,,.t Of said District.
1859. SHN aS w SuRBiDaE. 3! MsLoG' a. :"
March rs IS Assignee.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THO
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH O A r LIN AIN THE MATTER OF
CHARLES WlTSELL, BANKRUPT IN BANK-
RUPICY.-To aohom It may Concern The under
signed gives notice of his appointment as Assignee
OF CHARLES WITSELL in the County of Colleton
and state OF South Carolina within said District who
mas been adjudged bankrupt upon his own petit
tioh by the district Court Of said District.
Dated at Walterboro', the 23d day of March, A. d.
1869. JOHN ": BIJRBIDGE
harch ~ f3 Assignee.
TN THIN DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED SIATEs-F0R THE DIsTRIcT OF
SOUTH cAROLINA.-1N THE MATTER OF BEN
JAMIN P. FI&HBURNE, BANKRUPT--IN BANK
RUPTCY.--Io aoho1n it may The undersigned
gives notice OF his appointment Assignee of BEN.
JAMIN p. FI8HBURNE in the County Of Golleton
and State of South Carolina Within said District
who has been ae'udged q bankrupt upon his own
petition. by The District Court of said District.
1859. John ". BIJRRIDGE
Marcn 26 ~ Assignee.
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S224.966 34|

PAR MARKEr
hssets. VALUE VALUE.
Southwestern Railroad Stock :. SIT 900 SIT 900 90
Muscogee Railroad Preferred
STOCK. Observation-Disclosures. 170O 100 90
Columbus Gas Light Company
Stock. .......................... $3.50 $3.50 90
Mobile and Girard Railroad Eight
Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds..... 27,0OO 81 900 90
Southwestern Railroad Seven Per
Cent. Bonds. $500 $500 90
Tennessee Six Per Cent. Bonds. 10000 lA742 80
City of Columbus Seven Per Cent.
Bonds. ..................... 15, 900 12,75O 90
Montgomery and w. P. r. r.
Eight Per Ct. Mortgage Bonds. 2O,5Oo 800 90
Central Railroad Seven Per Cent.
Mortgage Bonds. .............. 90 900 10000 90
south Carolina Six Per Cent.
Bonds and Coupons ........,. 5000 5000 90
Virginia Six Per Cent Bonds.... 31,50O 5000 90
Alabama Five Per Cent Bonds
and Coupons. 1000 1000 90
Sundry Local Stocks and Bonds l7773 81
Real Estate in Columbus. IL 900 90
Bills Receivable well secured ........ .232, ,O24 96
Uncollected Premiums. s................... 3,512 10
Balances with Agents. s................... 1,184 81
Cash hand in Bank and subject to call. % 3O3 60
Other Assets (per etatenent .......... 5,220 63
s444, ,461 50
Unpaid Dividends and Unadjusted Losses ,772 So
J. F. BOHEMIAN, President.
D. F. WILCOX, Secretary.
This Company is not connected with the Local
Board Of Underwriters
HUTSON LEE, Agent,
No.. BROAD-sTREET, CHARLESTON.
April9
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GTEADI ENGINES FOR SALE CKlEAP.
~ nppliod for immediately-- 3l n
~ One IA 2horse Portable ENGINE
~ One z.horse Portable Engine.
.afftat. ALSO.
~ One e-horse-power ENGINE, In good condition
!. CAMERON, BARK LEY CO
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January is -~s - 80
ESOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS I'M
~ any quantity. Price rs cents per hundred.
Inc cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap-
ply at the Office Of THE NEWS. Merch
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90 Bent.


NAST BATTERY REsIDENCE-TO BE
~ RENTED tor the summer. till October, at a
low rent or for the year, the frame and brick
DWELLING. No 10, next north Of Water-street, con.
taining eleven rooms in all; pantry dressing room
street. OF THOS. @. SIMONs. Planters Bank.
April9 fm2
TNO RENT, PART OF A HOUSE IN
4 Meeting g-street, near the Battery. Apply at
THIS OFFICE. fmtS* Anrii .
TEHO RENT. Tt5AT DESIRABLE RESI-
Il DEHCE, In healthy locality, No. IO3, west end
OF d-street with large cstern, ne outbuildngs
vegetable and flower garden com mandin1 a bean.
tful water prospect. For terms inquire OF present
occupants. wfm6 Anril
TTNO RENT. THE RESIDkNCE No. SO
y IRADD.sTREET. three doors east OF Meeting.
containing Elk square rooms, double piazzss els.
tern. &c. To an approved tenant 1t will be rented
low. Apply on the PREMlsEs. April 8
FHyO RENT. EHHE STOR1snAND RESI-.
Il DENCE, corner of King and lamboll- streets.
Inquire IN gn s Of e. oDoNNELL. on tn Lot north
oi the apoye. s- Aa February "A
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PRIGNOLl,
I'D THE PRINCE OF lENORs.
H B T. r N IAN HALL.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Mr.. u. pEvIVO respectfully announces that Sig
nor r. BRiGNOLI, the sweetest silver.voiced Tenor
OF the age and the most favorte artist in the coun
try, en- ro,tto TO New Orleans and California will give
in this city
ONLY ONE GRAND CONCERT,
IL MISERERE FROM IL TEsOVATORE.
TOMORROW EVENING, APRIL 10.
Donizettis charming Parlor Opera,
DON PASQUALE,
ON MONDAY EVENING AFitlL H.
Sig. BBIGNOLI will be assisted by the following
eminent artists from the Italian Opera Troupe Of
New York, Boston and Philadelphia: Mile MARIE
LOUISE DURAND. the most distinguished Plima
Donna Soprano; Sig. PETRILLI. the eminent Bari
tone; Sig. SARrI, the famous Buffo; Sig. LOCAL
TELL, Basso Cantante; Sig. STEFANONE, Accom-
panist
Reserved Seats, So; Admiss on 81 50; Gallery, 81.
he sale Of seats will commence on THURSDAY, at
y A. M. at Holmes Book House, corner King and
"eht"orsn streets' T. April9
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The Northeastern Ra1lroad Company.
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REPAIRS PROArxAx AT4ENz.E1 f0.
Reosusxy1 nae anaos
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-22
Kenosha Circn1t Court.

Sydenham c. Parsons, administrator of the estate
OF Isaac sheldon, deceased, against .,oswell
Q. Otis, Phila M OTIS, william K. Otis. William
W. Wheeler, Ezra B. Stevens. WilIiam Goff.
Leonard Lee; Nicholas Ehle, Homer F. schoff.
william b SIocnm, Edward Balm, Lewis Lang.
stroth, John N, Il. Davidson, James j. Petit
Frederick w. Lyman, David G. Gaskill Henry
B. Towslee and John Sanbourn.
n pursuance OF a judgment entered and docketed
= IN the above entitled action. at the Regular
November term of this Court A. D. 1855 To wit .
on the 9th day of November 1866 I. James M Steh.
olns, sheriff OF the county Of Kenoshe will of7e,
ior sale and sell at public yendue to the hiohes,
bidder therefor at the front door Of the Eonrt
House in the city and county of Kenosha and state
OF Wisconsin: at o'clock in the afternoon Of SAT-
urday, the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1869. the fol.
lowing described real estate, or so much thereof
as snail be sufficient to satisfy said iudrment and
costs, together with the cost of such sale Ia Wit
The east half of the northwest onarter ~ S.c,ion
one %. town one % north of range twenfvoneIo11
east. in the town Of Bristol in said connty o1 r..
nosha, and State of Wisconsin. -
Dated January 26th. 1869. f#
JAMES NJ. STEBRTEs.
0. s. 81 r. II. HEAD, " 1Se"a'In'
Plffs. Attys. swas
BY consent of parties therein. the ahov. so1a e
hereby postponed until Saturday Anil a.th n
le5s. .. tae same time OF dav, and place of sale.
Dated sherifrs Office March 18th ls6S "a '"-s'
1.o JAMES n. sTEBBINS.
sheriff Kenoeha Co.
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Not a Candidate for Governor

Hon. Philetus Sawyer. member of
Congress from the 9th district, writes
a letter to the editor Of the Waupaca
Criterion, in which he answers the
inquiry about being a candidate for
Governor. He says:
! wish to say right here, that
under no circumstances will | consent
to be candidate for Governor, and
may say for any other or further
Office, State or political, then the one
l now fill, and that when I reach the
end OF my present term in Congress,
l shall have reached the end of my
official aspiration, and shall retire
upon my old role of a common
luuberman." I thank you most
cordially for your good wishes and
suggestions in reference to this matter,
but can assure you most emphatically
that / mean what l have said in
declining to have my name used as a
candidate under any circumstances.
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New Advertisements.
Alag Of GBe dNest,
Devoted to Literature, Science and Useful
knowledge.
Published Monthly by j. H. HARTMAN & co.
CINC1N NATE. OHIO.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1864

THE FLAG OF The WEST is the cheapest paper pub
llshed in the United States. 1t is handsome
quartz sheer, each number of which contains forty
columns OF splendid reading, comprising-fun,
tries, biographical sketches of eminent men, arts
and sciences answers to correspondents, poetry,
useful recipes, comic engravings, &C Also articles
ing how to hunt and trap all kinds of animals
from squirrel to bear, how to cure the skins,
build traps and boats, and other information equal
ly useful and interesting to the hunter and farmer
We will also make a special feature Of exposing
the various swindlss and humbugs of the day. II
you wish TO know how ''countrymen" and farmers
are swndled by sharpers in large cities, how ote-
ries and gift enterprises managed, how the I'M
wary are victimized by confidence men, subscribe
tho
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Kenosha Circuit Court.

Sydenham c. Parsons administrator of the estate of
Isaac L. Sheldon, deceased,
against
Roswell Otis, Phila NJ Otis, William Otis, the Ke-
nosha Rockford & Rock Island Rail Road company.
formerly The Kenosha & Belot Rail Road colapanyl
William w Wheeler, Ezra Stevens William Colt,
Leonard, Lee, Nicholas Ehe, Homer Schof, vii
liam b Slocum, Edward Balm, Lewis Langstroth,
M. Il. Davidson. James j. Petit, Frederick w. Ly-
man, David Gaskill Henry B Towslee and James
Leber.
HN pursuance of Judgment entered and docketed in
the above entitled action at the regular November
term of the COURT A. D. 1866 to wit the 27th day
of November 1866 1, James Stebbins, sheriff of the
county OF Kenosha will offer for sale and sell at pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder therefor at the front
door of the Court House in the city and county OF Ke
nOSha and State of Wisconsin, at o'clock in the af.
ternoon of Saturday. the 18th day of March, A. d.
1869, the following described real estate much
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment
and costs together with the costs of saeto wit:
Ffysix acres, being the west half of the southwest
town No. two l2, north of range No. twenty-five 22
east asothc east ftyve of the southeast quar-
of sectionNO. thirty six 1851 town No two ri,
north of range No, twenty east; said first des-
crbed piece, being in the town of Somers and said
second described parcel being in the town Of Paris all
in the County of Kenosha and State OF Wisconsin,
Dated January 26th. 1869. 6w35
Q: s. & F. H.HEAD, JAMES NJ STEBBINS
PITTS Attys. SherlH. Kenosha Co Wisconsin.
Byconsent of the parties therein, the above sale
is hereby postponed dntil Saturday April oath A. D.
1869, at the sam time OF day, and place of sale,
Dated Sheriff's Office March 18th 1862
JAMES M. STEBBINS.
4w42 Sheriff's Kenosha Co.