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PARIS, October q
WASHINGTON.

ASST areas. butteFueln'o keSIHnAtl0n
RCeeIVod-NO Cabinet Meeting "
The President going 10
PhIIAdelphIA. tb.
WASHINGTON, October 90.
The President has appointed Samuel
A. Harlan, us. Marshal for the South.
ern District Of New York, vice Francis
O. Barlow, resigned. y SO .u.
Secretary Boutwell, yesterday morn
Ing received Assistant Treasurer But
terfeld's letter OF resignation. and
shortly afterwards went to the Exccn-.
tive Mansion, where he had oonauIta-
tlon with the President on the subject.
Up 10 noon nothing further transpired
relative 10 the matter, Boutwell, was
at the State Department and the Attor.
ney Generals Office during the fore
noon. No formal Cabinet meeting TO.
day, though the members were at the
White House this morning. The Pres.
ident and Mrs. Grant leave Washing.
ton for Philadelphia this afternoon.
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BALTIMORE, October 20.
FLouR-DulL weak and nomInally
unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-very dull; red 81 4Oa
143. Corn-Dull: old 81 l0al IS; new
95oaSl 90. Rye-Sl 10a1 IL.
PRcvIsIoNs-Un Unchanged.
WHIsRY-Sl "a ..,. .,.
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CAUTION,

Hoonanda German Remedies are oountar-
IeIted, Zee that the signature Of U. n. JAUK.
b0N ID on tho wrapper OF each bottle. All
olhen are counterfeit .y
Principal Ofiio0 and Mandatory at the
German MedieinO Store, No. GSl ARCH sueet,
Philadelphia, Pa.
rFormerly q. n. JACKSON q 20,
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Nearly all the operators Of the Frank,
lin Telegraph Company In New York,
are on O strike for such an increase OF
aalaries,as will make them equal 10
those paid by other companies.
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AIeetIRE OF Kentueky Grand Lodge
... OF Odd FelIOWB.
LoUIsyILLR, October 28,

HOUI9FILlh1 OUEUU5E 10
The Grand Lodge I. o. o. F. Of Ken.
lucky met this morning. The attend
Rnce OF delegates Is greater than It has
ever been In the history of'the Lodge.
The election Of grand officers takes
place Tomorrow. The session will be
Of unusual Importance,
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THE CASE OF W. Fl. CHEUVRoNT.-
Il was our intention at the time this
gentleman was tried and acquitted, at
the late term Of the Federal Court,
which met In this place, TO give an ex.
tended notice Of the proceedings had In
his case, and OF the evidence produced
on his part, but time and space pre-
vented as 30 doing at that time, and
we shall now, In Justice 10 him, and
for the Information OF his many friends
In different parts OF the State, give o
few items that will be Of Interest TO
them. In Doddrldge county, to-day
his friends compose almost every cltl-
zen OF the county, with one or two ex-
ceptions, and those, we understand, are
anxious to leave that county, and one
OF the parties who was instrumental
In securing his arrest and prosecu.
tlon, has removed to the West since the
trial. We do not mention these thinRs
for the purpose of casting odium upon
the prosecutors OF Mr.. Cheuvrout, but
to show the feeling which prevails In
that county. The evidence elicited on
the trial established for him an envia-
BILE reputation for honesty and upright
ness In dealing with his fellow. citizens.
Sixty OF his own neighbors, composed
OF the most respectable and wealthy
oItizens OF his county, including Judges
Maxwell and Stewart, appeared In
Court 70 testify to his character and
standing In Doddridge county, without
even being spmmoned, and all OF whom
have since the trial refused to accept
one cent ~ payment for their expense
and troublei Wedoubt if history re-
cords another such fact. But one Or
two men In all Of Clarksburg, at the
time Of the trial, supposed him guilty
OF the charges upon which he was tried.
The monied men or his county place
the utmost confidence In him, and az
In former times they ell deposit their
funds with him. He IL cArefult bnsI.
ness man, and last pear, In the town OF
West Union, sold over thirty-four
thousand dollars worth OF goods, He
10 useful Citizen, and we, are heartily
glad that he has been snccesaful in
escaping from the clutches OF his pro-
seculers and maligners TO be respected
and honored by his hosts OF frlends.-
CtarkSburgh Telegraph. =, -,
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JIlItIoe u The Supreme Court Qf P1mSyIITu.id.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1889.
II have found by experience that Aoot.
laNub German BittefS n q very good tonic,
relieving dyHpeptic symptoms almost d..
rectly. '., GEORGE shARSWoOn."
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reunion 10 q lhe SSSyiieEIan churon,
NovEMRER, Oct. %.

Rsturns have been = received from
more than two thirds of all the Press
teries ratifylng the reunion OF the Pres
pyterian ohurch by, the required ma.
Hority. The two general assemblies
will meet In Pittsburgh, November 10.
to count the vote and declare the result.
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T0RONTO, OOtober 26.

About four inches OF snow fell here
ibis morning. At Walkerlon, Port Ell
gin, and other points north and west
about two feet OF snow has fallen, and
It Is still showing along the lines OF the
Great Western and Grand Trunk Rail-
ways. The fall 10 very light and rail-
way communication Is uninterrupted.
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snoW etorm In the Norlh.

oOFbALOI OCtoueE 10
Snow commenced falling here Mon
day night, and this morning the ground
was covered. A severe snow storm now
'bfaVailH.
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HON, JAMES THOMPSON;

Judge Of he Supreme Court q Pennsylrania.
PHILADELPHIA, April ", 1865.
~ consider Hollands German Bltten. q
valuable medicine In case OF attacks OF indI.
HtStlon or OyHpopsia. ] can certify thil
from my experience OF II. /. 80
Yonrl, With respect,
JAMES Ta0MPS0H." /,
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HOY. Gro. W. WOODWARD,

C'stsr J.lstiee q Ne Supreme oO.rtor Fu, writes
I PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
al ind Hoo1Anda German Bltten II 0
good tonic, uDeiul In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benefit in cases OF do.
biilty, and want OF nervous action In the
HySLem. YOurS, truly,
fa tAbo. W. WOODWARD"
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ReadI Read Read II
CURE OF DyspEpsrA AND soRoEULA.

CURE OF DYsPEPsIA AND sCRoFULA.
PARKERaBURG, April 10.
7. H. LOGAN, Eso.-Dedr Sir 81 wrote 10
you some time Glnce for bottle or Brent
llnger's Fluid Extract Of SaIsaparIlla and
Dandelion, and must say that u has acted
up0n me like charm. have been affiIct-
ed for near two years with Dyspepsia; two
thirds OF the time | vomited from one 10
three times day. had given up tho Idea
OF ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
had given mp all hopes OF my ever
getting we'll again. Added 10 this, 1 suffered
with the ScrofulR very much. Since last
September one side OF my neck was one en-
tire sore, composed OF some seven running
sores. The use OF one bottle has much I'M
proved me. My stomach Is relieved aud my
neck has improved beyond my most sam
gulns expectations. 1 feel much encouraged,
and thlnk by the use OF one or two bottles
more, shall be relieved entirely. You will
please send the two bottles by The boat.
Yours, respectfully, 'e
]. W. HOMER.
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.
HoOELAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia n pleasant preparation OF the BItten for
those who do not like extreme BlttBrH. II
BltterS combined with pure sAnta cruz rum
and agreeable hRvorlnG exbNcts. ltH use l
recommended when some puTe BtlRulant IN
required In connection with the tonic pro-
perties Of the BItteEs.
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Monday was celebrated among the
disciples Of 81. CrIspIn as the natal day
OF that saint. st. CrIspIn, and hIs
brother, Crisplnlan, we're natives OF
Rome, and having become converts to
Christianity. Travelled norLhward into
France TO propagate the faith. They
fixed their residence at Soissons, where
they preached to the people during the
day snd at night earned their subsis.
tence by the making Of shoes. In this
they followed the example OF the Apos.
tie Paul. who worked at his craft Of
tent making, and suffered himself to be
a burden to no man. They furnished
the poor with shoes, It Is said, at very
low price, and q legend adds that an
angel supplied them with leather. In
The persecution under the Emperor
MaxlmlllIOn they suffered martyrdom,
and accordiugto to Ksntish tradition,
their relics. after being cast into the sea
were washed ashore at Romney Marsh.
In medieval art The two brothers were
represented as two men at work In q
shoemaker shop, and the emblem for
their day In the clog almanacs Is pair
Of shoes.
From time immemorial, Crlspln and
CrispIntAn have been regarded rs the
patron saints OF sh0emakers, who used
10 observe, and still. IN many places,
celebrate their day with great EestiVity
aud reboicings. One special ceremony
wHH grand procession Of the brethren
OF the craft with banners and music,
whilst various characters representing
King CriBpin and his court were sus-
tHIned by different members.
AT Tenby. Il WAS customary on the
eve OF 81. Crispin's day, to make an
ethRy OF The saint and suspend II from
n high Eteeple or some other elevated
place. In the morning It was formally
cut down and carried In procession
throughout the town. In front OF the
doors Of each member OF the craft the
procession halted, when q document
purportingt TO be the last will and Ieata-
Inent Of the saint WAS read, and, In fur.
thsrancs thereof, some article Of dress
was left M o memento OF the noisy
visit. Atlength, when nothing remain.
ed to be dlstrlbuled, the padding which
formed the body OF the e1hgy WIS made
into football and kicked about by
the crowd until they were tired. AS
sort Of revenge for the treatment Of st.
orIspin, his followers hung up on st.
Clemanps day the efigy of . carpenter
which wRR treated In q similar manner.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
By Gable Telegraph to the Intell'goncsr,
RRAHCE. a NJ
Paris TranquII-NO Disorders Ap.
pFehended,

Paris TranQuII-NO Disorders AP.
pretended,
PARIS, DOT. 20.
The city is entirely tranquil, and
the government has taken great prs-
cautions 10 guard against disorder, but
no Manifestation 10 likely 10 occur.
Paris Tranquil nc 8 O'Clock Last
EVenIng-Tho Emperor on tbe
streets. -
PARIS, October 90.
Upto Q r. n. the city has remained
tranquil. The threatened
demonstration has not been made and
no disturbance whatever has occurred.
The Emperor went out this afternoon
In open carriage and drove through
some Of the principal streets. -,
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GUaaERClAL AAD fINAsClAL.
Now York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK. Ontobar 26.
MoNEY-Steady at 5a7 per cent, chief
U mar nanf on liall lnmna

NEW York Money Rnu Stock Market.
/ NEW YORK, October 26.
MoNHY-Steady at 5A7 per cent, chief.
ly per cent. on call loans.
STRRLINaAA shade easier at l09N.
GoLD-Dull; opened at 1907; closing
at lSO1SalS0k. Carrying rates BAG per
cent.
The final payment Of 25 per cent. TO
the creditors Of The Gold Exchange
Bank will be made tomorrow, when
the recelvership will terminate and the
bank will pass into the control Of It's
officers. The bank comes out OF the
affair with the loss OF lis surplus and
about half Its capital, which was $780,.
900. II will therefore have about $3.50,
900 with which 10 go on.
A meeting of the stockholders OF
Wells. Fargo IL Go. q Express IL called
for November 18th, TO consider the
question whether the capital stock be
Increased from ten millions to fifteen
millions.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs- Heavy and
1nUnr
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gIuauElal.

National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
Incorporated January 18Th, 1899.
CAPITAL, 100000.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
Nl Interest paid on Special Deposits. Note
and Bllh discounted. ExnhAnHe bought and
sold. Collections made ON all points and pFcs
repda promptly remitted,
Discount dhy-MondAy. ...
Thomas II. Let, Robert Pratt
Robett 6ihsOn, B. A. MCab9
10, ThomAG, James hcClnney,
j Il Btilal, IF
THog. II. DIET, PFeaid0nt
J. Me0LuNEY, Vlc0 President,
g. p. HlIIDRETH, Oahhiof,
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New YORK Dry Goods Market.

Market steady; fair enquiry for all |
styles OF cotton at recent decline. >
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases r0-
Aulung from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs In
Dound, healthy condition, by
tho use Of these remedies,
and no diBeaAe will
ever assRll you.
n'.U. .N
THE CoMPLExIoN-Ladies who wish q
fair aKln and good complexion, FREQ from
yellowiSh tlng0 ana all other diBnguremBnM,
should me these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect orler, and the blood pure,
Will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
aheehA.
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READ AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
RIAL DISEASE.

RIAL DISEASE.
DEAR DoCroR: You know what was nv
condition when called upon you. was
sores all over, literally covered with nasty
black BcabS, and so palned In my Joints a.
night, that sleep or rest was utterly impoa.
Aible. My constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and was almost In despair
BiciRnB, and used numerous preparations
purpo oninR 70 be remedles, without the
least sign OF success. But am now happy
10 say, that after using those I've bottles OF
your sarSaparilla and Dandelion, and only
Two boxes or the P1Ils, became per rlecLly
restored, have returned 70 my post on the
boat, and feel at this time as stout as ever
did In my life. Please accept my thanks,
and believe me ever yours.
SAMUEL MAYS.
To DR.. BRERTLTNaKR, '''r 7 - +.
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FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
or WHEELING,
Designated Depository U. 3.
FIN 900

....................- 5000
bought and Bold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
relnitted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate Of
FOUR por cont Dor annum where the do.
podt remAinB dix monthg, and FIVE PEI
cent, ffor one year. =
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturer,
Bankers and othe1 solicited.
Revenue Stamps for nalo In sums 70 ult.
A con slant supply Of New Fractional Cur.
rency, and Z 80 30 coin, kept for tie 40.
eommodati0n OF ofdepo9itor1 and the public,
GEO. K. WHEAT, Pre8't
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THE NEWS.


It Is reported that Ssrrano 10 threat
ening TO resign the Regency OF Spain In
case OF q rupture between the UnlOnists
and ProgreSsionlsts.
The steamship Lafayette, from New
York, has arrived at Brest.
The Chinese Embassy, after having
visited the capitals Of Denmark, Nor
way and Sweden, left Copenhagen yes.
terday for the Netherlands.
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Kenos ha Circuit Court.

Sydenham c. Parsons, administrator Of the est,
of Isaac 4. Sheldon, deceased, against RosW
C. Otis, Phila NJ Otis, Eliab A. Converse, v
liam X, Otis, William w. Wheeler, Ezra b. S
vens. William Golf, Leonard Lee, Nicholas Eh
Homer f Schof, William r. Slocum, Edwa
Bain Lewis LangstrCth, John NJ. r. DavidsC
James Petit, Frederick w. Lyman, David
Gaskill, Henry B. Tovslee, James i. Newma
John Osterman and James Lieber. US
EN pursuance of judgment entered and doc
III eted in the above entitled action at the Reg
lar November Term of this Court, A. D. 1866,
wit. on the 9th day of November, 1866, ], Jam
M Stebbins. Sheriff Of the county of Kenosha, W
offer for sale and sell at public vendue to the hig
est bidder therefor, at the front door Of the Con
House in the city and county of KenOsha, al
stare of Wisconsin, at 2 o'clock in the safternot
of saturday, the 18th day of March, A, d, 1862 Il
following described real estate, or so much theI
of as shall be sufficient to satisfy said judgme
and costs. together with the costs of such sale,
wit:
The west half of section No. ihirtyttwo (32
Sown Ne. two (2l north of range No. twentytv
(22) east, in he town of Solners, III the county {
Kenosha and State of Wisconsin.
Dated January 26th. 1863.
JAMES NJ. STEBBTNS,
Sheriff of Kenosha county, Wisconsin.
O. ST. II. HEAD Pltfs, Attys 6w35.
BY consent of the parties therein, the above sG
is hereby postponed until Saturday April Path A.
1860 at The same time of day, and place Oh sale.
Dated Sheriff office March 18th 1859
JAMES NJ. STEBBIT5.
4y42 Sheriff KenoshG 90.
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EVERY FARMER.

GARDENER and FRUIT GROWER is invited to
send foe "BEsT'S IMPROVED FRUIT TREE AND
WISE INSECT DESTROYER AND INVIG ORATOR. y
improved and patented June I'd, 1868, after EIGHT
YEARS EXPERIENCE with the old ''InvigoratOF.
Having purchased all the right title and interest
in this Patent and Patented Composition, for the
whole United States, am now prepared % furnish
samples to test with view of selling STATE
COUNTY and INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS al soon as
persons having use for this LnOGtuG6te PrepszrG-
ion are satisfied that il will do what claim.
When applied the PREPARATION penetrates every
pore, destroying the worm in the root. heart and
branch of the tre4, and connecting with the miner
al substance of the earth, destroys the cause. and
prevent the leaton Of any destructive insect. It
will instantly dcSt.Oy all pest and derive their nut
riment from the sap of Trees, Vines and Vegeta-
ton and successfully prevents them from commit:
ting ravages orchards or crops. 1t will kill the
Peach grub and Dorer and prevents the Curculio
from singing the Plum. AS fertilizer it has no
equal and will not injure any Tree, Vine or Plant.
On application, refer to menfn Baltimore County
Of the highest AGRICULTURAL standing, who will
testify to the benefits they have derived from its
use.
Samples. with directions for using, sent to any
part OF the United States. on receipt of 81. In
dividual Rights" containing the Receipt" sent
prepaid by return mail, on receipt Of IS.
a reliable Agent wanted in every county.
Address, j. AHEARN.
No. 5 Post Office Acenue, Baltimore Nd,
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NOTICE.

" Notice is HEREBY given that meetings for the
Examination and Licensing Of Teachers for
Kenosha County, win be held at the follow
ing times and places:
On Monday and Tuesday, April 10Th and
10th, at the School-house near Torry's Hotel.
for the inspection district comprising the
towns of SomerS and Pleasant Prairie.
On Wednesday and Thursday, April 21st
and 22nd, at the School house near Kellogg
for the inspection district comprising the
towns of Bristol and Paris.
On Friday and Saturday, Apri! 23d and Oath
at the School-house near Burgess Corners, tor
the Inspection district comprising the towns
OF Salem and Brighton.
On Monday and Tuesday, April Goth and
2lLh, at the School House near the Baptist
Churchtn Wheatland, for the inspection dis
trlet comprising the towns of Wheatland and
Randall
Candidates will provide themselves with
writing materials. The examinations WIN
commence at O'Clock A. NJ each day.
School officers and others Interested in
educational matters are cordially invited TO
be present.
Kenosha, March 18th, 1862
JAMES HANNAH
SW2 Co. Supt. of Schools.
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Kenosba Circuit Court.

Sydenham c. Parsons, admins sratcr oil the esta
of Isaac T. Sheldon, deceaseG4 against koSWt
Otis, Phila NJ Otis. William h. Otis. Ella
4 Converse, FredeiickaA. Marshall, John
Phelps William w. Wheeler, Ezra u, Steven
william Goff Leonard Lee, NlcholGs Ehle, u
mer F. Schuif, William SlOcum Edward Bal
Lewis Langstroth. John M. II, Dayldao2, Jam
j. Petit, Frederick w. Lyman, Dayid y. Vt
KIN Henry B. T0wslee Addison Lanes Jonn
terman aud James Lieber.
n n pursuance Of judgment entered ana dockt
Y ed IN the ABOVE entitled action. at the hegai
November tenn Of this Court, A. D. 800, 10 WI
en- he 9th day OF November, 1885, ], James
Stebbins sheriff of the county of kenosha. VIII
e. for sale and sell at public yendue TO ce hlghe
In der therefor, at the front door OF the Cot
uon> in the city and county ~ Kenosna a.
S,ase of Wisconsin, at o'clock III inc aiIe o
oS ssArr, ay. the 13th day of March, a. p tno.; u
GolI"Nminry described real estate. or 20 mucn inc
nf as r,,au be sufficient TO eatisiy SAID luugme
ond cosss. together with the costs OF sucn saie'
wit: H., ~, +hirt,, ftyt (a2) to-
NJ ~ +,go (1( norrI oGrange No. tWenty-tWoS@zle s
=, he t0wr, Of Somers. county Oh benosna
State of Wisconsin .coc
Ns+e Januaay 26th. 1859 :, c.rr1pyvs
Sheriff of KeDesha County " lSconiS'
OSA 4 II. lead, e.rs5
1T az az tfe narties therein. the ahoyef
bv cons ~ nstnonefE until Saturday April Z4th a
y heregy spp,n fine of day and plaee OF sale
~. az tne riff. Office March 18th lSb9s nrDrs
Dated Silva i'"o o''~ LANES M STEBBlNS,
Sheriff. KenOsha
1xFvt0
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Kenosha Circuit Court.

sydenham c. Parsons, administrator of the estate
Isaac I. Sheldon, deceased,
against
Roswell OTIS Phila M Otis, William Otis the
nosha Rockford & Rock Island Rail Eoad compa
formerly The Kenosha 81 Beloit Rail Road compal
Will liam W Wheeler, Ezra Stevens, WhllaM VT
Leonard, Lee, Nicholas Ehle, Homer School, W
liam B Slocum, Edward Bain Lewis I.angstroth.
NJ r. Davidson. James j. Petit, Frederick W.
man, David Gaskil, Henry ToWslee ana tJaL
Lieber. ~sn
IN pursuance of Judgment entered and docketeC
~ the above entitled action at the regular Novem
term of the court A. d. 1866, to wit: on the21th
of November 1866. 1, james NJ. Stebbins, sheriff OF
county of Kenosha, will offer for sale and sell at
lie vendue to the highest bidder therefor at the r
door Of the Court House, in the city and county of
nosha, and state of Wisconsin; at o'clock In the
ternoon of Saturday, the 18th day of March, A.
1863, the following described real estate or so MI
thereof os shall be sufficient to satisfy said iudgm'
Fifty-siX acres being the west half of the Southw
fractional quarter of section no thirty -one, [
town No. two III, north of range No. twenty-five |
east asothe east fftyve acres OF the southeast 90
terof section No. thirty six 1861, town No.,two
north of range No. twenty one [2ll east said first
cribed piece, being in the town of Somers, and s;
second described parcel being in the town ofPars;
i'll the County of Kenosha and state OF Wisconsin,
Dated January 26th 1863. 6W3j
O. S. G. T. H.HEAD, JAMES II, STEBBTNS
Pl'fs' Attys. Sheriff, Kenosha CO., Visions
BY consent of the parties therein, the above
is hereby postponed anti Saturday April Gath A.
1869, at the same time OF day, and place OF sale
Dated SheritI's Office March 18th 1859.
JAMES NJ. STEBBINS
4wi2 shcrif's Kenosha &c