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s farm OF twenty acres, located opposite the
Breck School House in the township OF Waver-
~. Inc land ia under a high state OF cultiva-
ton. good buildings, well, cistern, n never
failing spring brook runs through the farm, an
orchard OF apple. pear, peach, ounce and cher
" trees and all kinds of small fruits. Terms,
easy. Good reasons for selling. Inquire at
This Office. DANIEL CONGDON.
S76tf Glendale. Mich.
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S5ERIFF SALE aIEs II. BURR, Ell a.. VS..
CHARLES Il. MUNGER. et al. BY virtue OF an
execution issued out OF and under the seal OF
tie Circuit Court for the County OF al Buren
against the goods. chattels, lands and tene-
luents OF William Munger and harles Il. Mum
ger IN favor OF James II. Burr. Harvey w. Burr
o-C Theodore o. Leonard and 10 me directed
AID delivered i have this twenty eighth day OF
March. A. ID. 1872. levied upon all the right.
lie and interest Of SAID William Munger and
ClAIes l.. Munger defendants IL said eXecu-
tJ.n n and 70 the following described real es-
iL:e situated and being in the Village Of Law
tor County OF Van Buren,, and State OF hlch-
~ d Village of Lawton, lot five CO Tyler's adj
q ton 70 said Village Of Lawton, lot three CD
block three CD Loves addition 10 the Village
q Lawton, lots five 60. six (6), seven CD and
eight 81 block FIVE (5) Dodges addition 70 said
: i8ge OF Lawton lots two (2), three CD and
tClr al block twenty SIX (2G) Bitelys Addition
70 said Village OF LawtOn, and that piece or
parcel of land described as follows, to-wit
commencing at point eight (S) rods east OF
Tire southwest corner OF block seven CD Bite
ley's addition to SAID Village OF Lswton and
r-nning thence north twelve (l2) rode thence
east six co. rods. thence south twelve az rods
thence west to the place OF beginning, which
interest 1 shall expose for sale at public vendue
70 The highest bidder on saturday, the eleventh
GGy OF Nav, A. y. 1872, at one O'Clock, p. M,
~ the front door OF the Court House, in the
..lase OF Paw Paw, IN said County.
Datei this 2Sth day Of March. 1872.
WILLIAM L. SHRINE. Sheriff.
6y liam /. WARNER, Deputy. SS7t7
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Silk Hats,

Broadway Hats. full ue all , from sis5
each, on hand.
Do not fail any hazard you good Goods lower prices they
elsewhere. o the large and attractive stock
at Sclicks.
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PROB &TE ORDER. state OF Michigan,
County of Van Buren,, IS At session or the
l. obate Court FOR the County OF Van BuIen
holden at the Probate Office, IN the Village of
TsV Paw. on Monday, the twenty second day
Of tpr1l in the year one thousand eight hun
Cred and seventy-two: Present. George W.
Iawton, Judge of Probate. In the matter Of
ghe estate OF Thomas II. stephenson, deceased
On reading snd filing the petition, duly verified,
- sylvia y. Stephenson praying chat admin
-.ratan OF the estate Of the SAID deceased may
ts granted to Emory ., Briggs. Ihereupon Il
q. ordered. that Monday, the twentieth DAY OF
Ma. A. j. 1872. al ten o'clock m the forenoon,
be assigned for the hearing o. said petition
and that the heirs at law OF SAID deceased ana
g.. other persons interested IN SAID estate are
required 10 appear az 2 session OF seld Court
then - he holden az the Probate Oi'ce. ~ the
...age O. Paw Paw, and show cause. lf any
there be-. why the prayer Of the l-t..Oue-
should not be granted And II d. further or
Gersd tlat said petitioner awe notice 10 the
persons interested IN sad estate. OF the PEN
.eu.v OF SAID petition, and thc bearing hereof.
i.. causing g Copv OF this Dldel % be published
I tie TI1e NarfhemeT q uswsf.per print
and ..reulatinc in said County OF Nau Buren,
FOR .re successive weeks. az least rtovous 10
SAD aev OF hearing. 53I-3
GEORGE ". LAW IJN. Judge OF Probate.
A true CODY. e.. ". Lawton, Judge OK Probate.
CHANDERY sALE.-By virtue ol decree
,ssde I'm the Circuit CONT for the County OF
Van Buren, in Chancery in a certain cause there
u bending, wherein Theodore p. Sheldon,
fenrv Breese, and John Ichlbbin are COM
rlRlnants and Stowell DImic6, Lucy A. Dmlck,
Charles L. Bates John II. Bates. jay Gibbs
and William NJ. Hale are defendants, bearing
cate the tenth day Of April, A. ID. 1872. shall
EEL at public auction to the highest bidder on
uesday the eleventh dav Of June, A. ID. 1872,
a. four o'clock =. VI. at the front door Of the
Court House. in the Village of Paw Paw. in the
Comfy OF Van Buren,. State of Michigan, all Of
that certain piece or parcel OF land situated in
the County OF Van Buren, and State OF Mchi-
car. known az the southeast quarter OF sec
ton seventeen 40 in township one CD south
q Range thirteen (13) west containing one
Kindred and sixty acres more or less.
Dated this 23d day OF April, 1872.
JOHN KNOWLES,
Circuit Court Commissioner
p-7-- Van Buren, County. Mich.
J. DAVIDSON BrRSs. solicitor for Complalnants
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FOE SA-LIE :
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HAIL SPRING a. ~ MINER.
BUSINESS! Bi~sNE~s: BUSINESS:
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
STORE FULL TO OVERLOOKING.
Thu FINEST SHOW u GOODS
EVER SEEN I'M THIS MARKET,
VAN AUKEN & CO.'S
DIRE s. GOODM -U0gnifcem Display.
Black silks. COlOred Silks,
japanese silks and French German
BrOcades all cOlors. Lawns every shade,
Grenadines Organdies
pcrcaie.. Piques,
Cram Cloths CroqUet Cloths,
BrOcade~. Chinese Grass Cloths.
All the 5' brands BLACK Aipacas ana Pure YOhairs
market, advance pri.e
w HITE GOODS

every complete Every lady
should see them We - per these goods.
MarsaiIIe> Trimmings, EcuninSs EdSings, etc,
yaienciennes and Imitation E.ace.,
H.,' beautiful Fac half this market
EmrOdere~ and Inserting. every style pattern
to twelve ShiIings per yard
Sash Ribbons of the Elaborate Patterns Trimming
Ribbons, Dress Trimmings and Ornaments Silk
Cotton and Linen Frnges
Collars ond Uhde,sleeres, collars, Lace Hand
herchieJs, Linen Ho,dherchiets Of ercry
Kind otd Ouolity.
Pi0in Skirts, stamped SHIRTS,
Tucked Skirts. Rttf7ed Skirts.
Cor.ets at 30 Gents. Corsets at rs Cents,
COrset> 80 COr,cts SI25,
Corsets sI.5O.
Bustles 80 Gents. Bustles at 7J Cents,
Busties sI.OO.
Our kID GLOTES, usual any County,
always Keep full hoe of AteraIdres. JOselhines
0Hd Seamless. al in beautiful coor,, in and buttons
H0SIERY-Ch id,e,~, Kisses, Lodies ond Gents
Thrcad Hose la.. in stock
GENTS GAUZE WRAPPERS and all kinds Of Furnishing Goods.
Always the Largest Stock of Tailors Trimmings
%a Clothing
Our Stock ", aays. so attractive prices lower than ever
We 4e S added ssy our purchases CLOTHS and cAssI
New Styles Fancy Coatings & Vestings
lust Received
Manufacturing crowded would
be leave 'her orders early guaranteed
z A Y 8 A " = G. A PS.
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Carpet w arps,

pet Warp in Balls aud Skeins full assortment cheap ~
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STOCKS IN ALL THE DIP ARIMENIS FULL,
Dress Goods

MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
COQUETTE CLOTHS IN ALL COLORS
JAPANESE ROBES IN EVERY SHADE AND STYLE
NARGArE STRIPES, REALLY DESIRABLE"
REVERSI BLE JAPANESE STRIPES, VERY SflhSt
rrLL LIE OF BLACK MD COLORED ALPAoAS
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Fancy Goods.

aides Co Ladies Roman and Grecn Neck lies handsome
Ladies Chignons Braids endless varetya Selck
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Shew1S.

Ottoman Shaw Fabriue Ro ShaSs, sllaa >a1v Su'
Shaws and all the popular 0 Shaws az ow prices
\ splendid line oil Paisley Shaws at Seicks
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Isad39S Shoes,

Shoes. both Button and Lace unsurpassed Our a
o. Nhdrcu shoes aud La1ics aud CHgeos slipper, full
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Clothing.
Boys Clothing.
Kats and Caps,

our stock of HATS CAPS rlIc with novelties
Fancy Hats and Caps for summer Y ear.
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10 SyoaSe lEe9p 9%S,

We would especially embark III housekeeping examine t
splendid stock Table Linens CRASHES, Towels C'1usfrane etc. "
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NOTICE TO HEAR CIAIN-.-In Probate
0urt. Van Buren, County; Estate OF VIII
LIAM CoN. deceased Notice is hereby gwen,
that said Probate Count will receive. examine
and adjust all claims aud demands Of creditors
against the Estate OF said deceased, and Mon
dav. Hav 9th. and Monday. June 10th. are
hereby assigned Tor hearing SAID claims. and
alx months rom the date hereof are allowed
creditors in which to present their c,aIm=.
Dated Paw Paw. Nav 9th. 1872. 8g3tG
Gro ". LAYTON. Judge o. rebate.
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6v LIAM /. WARNER, Deputy. SS7t7
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EmbroideriGS.

Embroidered Edrpas and nserng match and The dut assortment Ut
Edpngs brought here A OF which wi" De
sold prices lower than the lowest
TRY PAIR OF THE ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVES At >EllCh =
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Henry Schultz com 994 # of ne cor of sd blk
thence Il It thence IA w to Pine ct thence
VITO centre OF Pike creek thence through centre
OF Plke creek to Middle ct thence e to beg blk n
" e Or See 81 ia 2S
John R6nsep except Al # in width off end lot
"a OH Il It In width off end lot blk 80
huoson Bacon except Al # in width OF end lot
blk SO -
do lot 8 blk SO
Schoff lot 6 blk SO
w Tillman lot blk 81
W Blinn lot blk IS
y Spencer lot and 10 blk SO
M SrTyker com at the sw cor of sd blk thence
on W line of blk 70 # thence to centre or Pike
creek thence 9 to 8 line of blk thence w to beg
except rods width used as extension of Ann st
Mcclellan com 1873 # of Sc cor OF I'd blk thence
VIZ rods thence to centre of blk, thence e 8
rods thence . to beg blk SO
marg meyer com on line of sd blk 965 It W of Sc
cor thence W to sw cor thence to point 68 IT g
OF NV cor thence e rods thence SLY a # to pit
blk 88
B Spencer lot blk 90
ID Parsons lot 10 blk 90
" W o. Sec 81 To u 23
FISK com 20 rods W and 30 rods Of se cor Of sd
| Or sec thence Woo rods % rodsse 90 rods d
RODS to beg except part taken for Maple and
| b O'Farrell com 20 rods w and 50 rods Of &c
cor OF sd ar sec thence 18 rods thence 20 rods
| thence IS rods thence 30 rods to beg
WASHINGTON ISLAND.
" Il Or Sec 80 T. 2 e 90
Loren Sykes lots and blk2
Hugunin lots 10 and II blk
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BUTTER IN SACKS.

The dairymen of Washington Ter
ritory, for want of tubs and jars, have
adopted method of putting up and
keeping butter which presents some
features that are worthy Of the atten-
ton Of those having butter packed
for family use or for retail trade.
The packing is thus described by the
Illustrated Journal OF Agriculture :.
'-All butter is packed In muslin
sacks, made in such form that the
package, when complete, is cylin-
der tn ee or four inches in diameter
and from half foot to foot IN
length. The butter goes from the
chusn, as soon as worked over, into
the lindrical bags, made Of fine
bleac ed muslin. The packages are
then put into large casks, containing
strong brine with slight admlxture
of sait-petre, and, by means OF
weights, kept always below the sur
fee. The cloth integument always
protects the butter from any impuri-
tiles that chance 10 come In contact
with tine package; and being always
buried in brine it is projected from
lie action of the air; and 1t has been
ascertained by trial, that butter put
up in this way will keep sweet long
g. than in any other way.
"Besides, it is found easier and
cheaper fcr The manufacturer than to
pack either n jars or tirkins And
fer the retailer there Ia no cling the
dvantag on the score of safety and
Convenience. These rolls Of butter
can lie upon his counter as safe from
injury, from dust or other coutact,
as bars OF lead ; can De roi ed up fol-
his customer in sheet of paper with
as much propriety as a bundle OF
matches. If the consumer, when he
gets home, discovers specks Of dust
upon the outside of the sack, he can
throw it into pail of pure cold va
ter and take it out clean and white
As he uses the butter from day to
day, with a sharp knife he cuts it
off from the end of the roll in slices
Of thickness suited to his want, and
pr els off the cloth from the end Of
the slice, Lowing it in tidy form 10
place upon the table.
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The SPRING OF 1872.-The V


The SPRING OF 1872.-The win
Ter OF 1921 has been remarkable
for its uniform cold in all portions OF
the country, for its heavy SHOWS in
some sections, its tornado-like winds,
the absence of snow in some of the
snowy regions, the general drought,
sudden changes where the weather
is ordinarily equalble. The spring
is late one. Its coming is reported
to be two to six weeks behind time
in wide range of localities. Not in
many years has there been so much
frost reported in the ground at this
season as now. The winter grains.
in the regions where most cultivated,
have suffered seriously from expo
sure to drought and cold, exhausting
the vitality Of the plants and necess-
ariiy affecting the prospective profits
of the husbandman. Work in the
fields is to come ''all in q heap"
This fact must affect the breadth Of
land planted and sown, unless a
greater proportion offall blowing was
performed than we have reason to
suppose.
Naturally, all consumers, and all
interested in handling produce, look
with anxiety for what the season is
to bring forth. A small per cent.
decrease Of production of any crop in
all parts Of the country affects the
aggregate seriously. And values
are proportionally affected. The old
advice ''plant one acre MORE" is the
advice consumers will give We adj.
wise planting literally so far as it can
be well done. The ground, as soon
as the frost leaves it, will be in ex.
cellent condition for culture-espec-
tally where small per cent. Of rain
has fallen. The action of the frost
pulverizes the soil. The seed once
sown, with the soil IN this dry con-
dition, spring rains and sunshine
will give 1t quick start. But will
it ''catch up?''
We need not advise men who de-
pend upon the products of the soil to
be active ; that would be insulting to
their intelligence. We need not urge
that prosperity depends upon pro-
duction that is self evident. We
need not prophesy decreased produc
ton, and, therefore good prices i
shat would be presumptuous. But
we may express the opinion that, so
Ear as We can judge, there was never
greater reason for diligence in i'm
proving the short seed time than
this spring of 1872. -Rural New-
Yorker.
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FOR SALE.
SMALL FARM,

Main road between Kenosha and Racine Ill.
rectly on lake shore.
Forty Acres, Firstrate Soil.
Good Apple and Cherry Orchard All varieties OF
fruit; Handsome Brick House-nine rooms In
perfect repair, living stream of water on the
farm, sufficient at all seasons for fish ponds,
Fruit Raising a Specially
In the neighborhood. Schools and CHURCHES
convenient, Altogether, it is the most desire
bio small farm and residence in the state.
TBRMs-half cash, balance to suit.
JOSIAH BOND.
4w 80 Kenesha Wis.
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For the purpose OF rapidly increasing our sub
geriptlon list before the close of the present year,
will give TO every person who subseribes for the
Phenix during the month or November, beauti-
ful steel plate engraving, worth So 50, half dol
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FOR. SALE.

TYNE VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY on
l. Ann street, known AZ the EVANS PLACa.
Will be sold at great bargain, with or without
the furniture. There is q never failing we'll OF
water, good CT stern, nice barn, henery, nc, and
considerable fruit en- the place, and everything in
good condition.
Title perfect. and terms of payment easy. For
particulars apply on the premises.
LIP. J. OVERACRE.
KeEosha, January Goth, 1872 SzHsB
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If you value your Eyesight use these Perfect
Lenses, ground from minute Crystal Pebbles, melt
ed together, and derive their name Diamond" on
account of their hardness and brilliancy. They
will last many years without c"ange, and are war
rantted superio" to all others. manufactured by j..
e. SPENCER & Co., New York. CAUTIoN.-None
genuine unless stamped with our trade 81 mark.
Por Sale by Responsible Agents throughout the
Union. r. o. Gottfredson, Jeweler and Optician.
is Sole Agent for Kenosha, Wis. fro.n whom
they can only be obtained. No Pedltrs employed
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HAPPY HOURS.

That beautiful literary journal, ''HAPpY Hours. -
whose publisher was the first to issue a paper 10
meet the public demand, alter the awful fire, has
been merged into the literary department Of the
PHEN1x, which will emit brace the contributions of
mole then sixty ofthe most popular writers of
tie dav
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TwNHE Tenth Volume of WOODS HOUSEHOLD
81 MAGAZINE beglus with January ~. 1t f.
edited by CAL Hamilton, S. s. Wood, and H. v.
Osborne, and includes among its regular cor
tributors Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton, Thes
K. Beecher, DR.. Dio Lewis. DR.. w. W. HaR
James Parton, etc. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Brfx
Pomeroy, John G. SAKE, Maj Gen. KilpatricS
Petroleum V. Nasty, etc, write for it occasioR
ally. Terms, one dollar year. In clubblps
three frst-class periodicals are given for TO
OF ONE S them No h1 m0s LIBERAL pems
Quently or favOrably mentioned by the presa
6 Woods Household Magazine is enc of the moa
uments of business enterprise which mark tn
age '--MethOdiSt Home Journal. Philadelphia.
Pa. 1t has been improving ever since we knew
ia good criterion Tor the failure, "-CoWrGat.
New Market, Canada. 1t is marvel of cheap
ness and first class quality com bined "-Neao York
Times, Specimen copies sent free to any address,
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PRESIDE COMPANION AND NEWSPAPER
BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATIONS.

1t will be illustrated with engravings taken
rom photographs OF he Chicago Ruins, instead
of sketches by Our Special Artist, who was not
"on the spOt;" and thus give a series Of PERFECT
VIEWS, not Obtainabe elsewhere. and the second
number contains the only correct map of the
burned city.
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Read the Following.

popular weekly paper for the times, embrac
ing the leaGng features OF those Journals des
troyed by the terrible cOnfaeratiou and combin.
ing Just such corps of writer's as will give the
public all the news Of the week In a condensed
compilation of the leading journals of the nation
and the World.
TRUTHFUL RECORD.
The PhEEIx will be the most truthful and relia.
BILE recorder Of tccidents and facts concerning the
great fire. ever published.
ACCOUNTS OF THE FIRE.
1t Will contain only such accounts as are
vouched for by reliable witnesses and will correct
the erroneous and fabricated staten ents of SEN
sationa writer's.
CAICAGO AND THE NEWS.
1t will, for time, he devoted especially to the
past present, and future of Chicago. besides be-
ing the most complete weekly newspaper in the
world.
PRESIDE COMPANION AND NEWSPAPER.
ItsY columns are devoted News Commerce
science, Literature. Art, Drama, Music HumOr
Pastime, Poetry, Fashion Society news, and
enough Of Romance to make it a most desira bile
dreside as well as the most reliable and complete
newspaper for the business man in the counting
room.
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CAICAGO AND THE NEWS.

1t will, for time, he devoted especially to tn
past, present, and future of Chicago besides be
ing the most complete weekly newspaper in tn
world,
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TAX SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County Of KenOsha.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. [ =.
County Of Kenosha 80
AJ Office is hereby given, that 40 puch of each
"a parcel of nd, city, or village loi described
10 the following lists as may be necessary for that
purpose, will ON the second Tuesday, being the 4h
day OF May: A. u. 1s72, and lie next succeeding
day there after be sold by the undersigned, Coun
~ Treasurer Of said county. public auction hi4
fficeiI the city OF Kenosha Ia said county for the
delinquent taxes OF 1871 due to the county O. Ke-
nosha also the delinquent taxes due the city of Ke
no~ha for the year 1871, as returned 20 me by the
reasurers OF the several towns and the tire surer of
the city of Kenosha, according To law
Given under my hand at my office IN the CRY of
Kenosha, this 9TH day Of April A d. 1872
HUGH McDERMOTT,
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ACCOUNTS OF THE FIRE.

1t Will contain only such accounts as are
Vouchedfor by reliable Witnesses and will correc,
the erroneous and fabricated staten ents of sen
sational writer's
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J d Montague lots s g. s blk ii

j Montague lots & blk II
do do lots s & blk IL
Thomas Moran com at sw cor OF lot s thence n %
# thence parl with line of blk across lots
Q 10 line OF lot thence 96 It thence W to beg
lots d blk Is
Dennis Casey lot blk II
Brande lots & II blk IS
DURKEE's WESTERN ADDITION.
. ". Or. Sec 81, ia r. 2s.
E Runals lots 1 blk ISL
n Shanly lot blk ISL
Hartman Sal non lot AZ blk 1854
n Nc Cahray lot SO blk 1876
FIsK's WESTERN ADDITION
Serene Fisk all in city limits bounded on the w By
W nj Of sw ar of 81 lots & blk IL
Thos OMallia lots 6& blk IS
Leonard Hatch com 81 34-1 90 rods W and rds
OF sc cor Of sd or sec thence n 27 rods 10 links
thence W Is ft thence 8 n rods and 10 Tx then g
Thomas lot 9s blk
2D wARD-CETY OF KRNOgHA.
S. e. Or. Sec 80, T. 2. r. %.
Thos Bond com 30 rods W Of sc cor of blk thence
l6h DDS thence W to " ne of lot thence 8 to
cor OF same thence to beg except rods for
track blk 81
VIM Newhouse com rods n on sc cor of blk thence
4 ROD. thence W rods thence rods thence G
to beg blk 30
Math stunbach 8 y except part taken by GBM &
e ~ oo-i00 rods c q WHY Is rods & off G
Peter Becker com 80 rods w of Sc cor OF sd blk
| thence l6H rod thence w rods thence 161S
rods thence e4 rods to beg blk 81
Wyman lot Blk IS
N. E Or, Sec, 81, T. 2, RS,
| Louis Knapp lots 10 g. 10 blk 81
| Peter Amen lot Q blk SS
John Nc Gill II OF lot blk SO
| do do lot 10 blk SO
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-25

1t Is a consolidation Of other journals, and
therefore on solid foundation, continuing their
former circulation.-