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The hornet., 1843-08-29
For the Hornet.
MIDDLETON, MI, Aug. % IN
A NEW WAY TO COMMENCE A h
GlOUS CONVERSATION
MeSSrS E,y;Io,...

GIOUS CONVERSATION
MeSrS. Editors:-
The following colloquy took place Iss
between certain locofoco Parson andi
not many miles from this place:
PTsOn.-W.e-l-l Mr.. Singleton y
your opinion Of the p.r-e-s-e-n.thad1
and the cause of ,4he p.r-e-s-s-u.r-el
SingtetOn.-I have thought, and bele1l
history of the past will bear me out 10
It is mainly owing to Gen. JacksOn'' 4
me Bill to recharter the United Stats
ms removal of the deposites, and placls
IN Local banks, which was the cause
flooding of the country with irredeen's| \
per; and then his Specie circular; anI
Van Buren came into office pledged 70
In the "foot steps of his illustriouS predS'
and even went further and recOnlSa
the SuO-Treasury, and kept in office ~
deiaultlng party minions, and then
PdrsOn.-I believe you are no prov
Mr.. S-i-n-g-l-e-t-o.n9 :.
Singleton.-No sir; but you did mol \
get through; was going on to say
ParsOn.--l expect Mr.. Singleton v
you should begin to think seriously ID
and hereafter---G-o-o.d bye NJ
y-Ee-t-o-n.
The hornet., 1843-08-29
BENJAMIN KENNEDY.

/ 1he inconsistency Ot this gentleman, whC
is candidate for the Senate in this county
seems TO be generally known throughout III,
county Of Carroll lie is in a worse fix thar
the fox with its head and tail caught ir
the trap. lie declares himself Repudiator
and is vehemently opposed to paying the liza.
blllties of the State. He voted TO pledge the
faith of the State for the FIVE millions which
now stands against her--was S,Dorn to support
the con'tHatton-never thought or said word
against the bank, until he had rolled up his
sleeves and plunged over head and ears into
its vaults, and took out $ll ,l27 rs for himself
and $24,9O4 81 for other persons. Then il
was, after he had paid out this amount in spec
ulations, and perhaps most Of it to the labor
ing class of the county, he became so violent
against the Union Bank and found out that
the bonds had been "uncOnStitutiOnal1y" dis
posed Of. Was it not to the interest of this
man, although sacred oath had been taken.
TO put down the bank if he coud-cry out
that the Constitution had been violaied-for-
getting to tell the people, however, that HE
assisted in IT'S riolatiOn by voting for the sale
of the bonds. Mr.. Kennedy did not look to
the interest Of those innocent persons (per.
haPs among them might be found the widou
and OrPhan) to whom he paid this uncOnstitx-
hond| trash. Not cent did the Union money
depreciate, but that it was so much gain to
Mr.. Kennedy and of equal loss to those on
whom he had palmed these broken promises.
He could not be deceived, because he was
member of the Legislature and cogni1ant 10
the whole transaction. Then shall the curse
fall upon thine orn head"
Mr. Kennedy cannot craw.tfsh, upon the
plea that he did not vote for the Supplement.
tai bill. After the bank had been put in ope-
ration and he figuring so largely in the Lex
ngton branch, "he voted with the Directory, |
urging the mother bank to put in market an
additional five millions of bonds" We shall
nothing extcnuate nor aught set down in NAL
ce. AS faithful sentinels upon the watch
over ofour country, it becomes necessary that
We should point out the corruptions of men
specially when they are seeking office at the
lands Of the people. We would not know
ngly do Mr.. Kennedy an injury, and will
therefore, request that if he see any statements
made in the Hornet, which are not strictly
orrect, that he inform US of the fact, and we
will make due atonement
The above remarks suggested themselves to
ur mind, upon perusa of the following COM |
which we find in the Grenada I
IeraId. This paper is purely democratic and t
as the name Of Martin Van Buren at its mast =
The hornet., 1843-08-29

Col J. J. iiOfgE, ofcsroiiton. b.. requested a.
= snnouhee hiu ss s.hdidsie ~ fhs Oaes " clerk
lhs Fte.' mnrofy Court. which s0mposs tis
counties ~ Carroll. Holmes. rbaetsw, Ysiobsabs
shd Ialaha'ehs A8gast 2lth. 1919
0. W. " NAHR hss requested ne 70 IN.
tfuhre hla hsme ~ candidate fIf Glsfk n a.
Dfdrfd Court ~ Cbanesfy. held ~ Csfrpllio6, for
The District composed ~ he counties of Holmes,
Lhoc'aw, Carroll, Yall0busla and Talahaiche, Al
The hevt November election
August 40, t-i8
The hornet., 1843-08-29

From the late "indecencies" Of the Middle.
ton Pnnter' we have concluded hereafter to
notice him in but one way, that is, if he comes
near US we shall have him seized, his clothes
taken off, and his rotten body stretched across
log and hands and feet closely confined,
when we will procure the services of a buck
negro TO lay two hundred lashes on his back
with horse-whiP. After this we will have
one side his head shaved-cut his ears off close
TO the skull and let him run. This will pacifv
the chap.
The hornet., 1843-08-29
COL. CLAYTON IN NORTH MlSSlSSlP.
T-TBE WORK GOES BRAyELY ON.

From the lTolley Springs Gazette Of tn,
18Th inst, we take an extract from a commu.
nication signed, "a LOCKER On" It gives a
cheering account of the laudable style in which
the friend Of State honor and State faith nc
quilted himself in a discussion with the great
Kepudiator, A. G. Brown, a, IIernado; on the
9th Of this month. Col. Clayton is free from
oil charges Of ever having had any thing TO do
with the rotten banking system. lie boldly
asserts this wherever he goes, and challenges
ms competitor TO point to one single act Of his
life which has not been wholly CONSISTENT
This he could not do. Browns position in
advocating the reputation of our State bonds,
IS indeed critical and dangerous to him as a
politician and private citizen. He was
member of the Legislature at the time the
great Union Bank was chartered He was
sworn TO support the Constitution, and when
the minds Of the people were wrought TO the
highest pitch upon the bank question, and it
was receiving the sanction of good demo-
cratic Legislature, this same base repudiator
A.G. BROWN, was found voting for il. No
one could openly condemn said institution in
the presence of this inconsistent man, with
out receiving the severest castigalion of which
his ability would allow him to give. At this
time, A. 6. BROWN, his brother and father
owes the Union Bank upwards Of ONE HUN
DRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL.
LARS. Is it strange that Mr.. Brown should
now consider the Union Bank charter uncon-
stitutiona, and should also think that the debt
OF the State ought not to be paid. If the
constitution was violated has not the great
repudiator peJured himself? He, as we have
before stated, voted throughout for the bank,
and never found any thing amiss in its const-
tutionality, until he and his brother and IA
ther had robbed the bank of upwards of one
hundred and fity thousand dOllarslI
Can that portion of either of the two great
political parties OF this State, who are honest
themselves and like to see others so, vote for
this man Brown after they are made acquain-
ted with the fact that he and his relatives are
largely indebted TO the bank as principal and
security, and will use every effort to prove
that the bonds were illegally sold, and that it
is Just and right that the people should refuse
the payment OF their just debts. We know
honest wings you will not vote the anli-bond ,
ticket and honest democrats we know you e
cannot consistently do SO, because it is suici- h
daI 10 the first principles of democracy il
Every other State in the Union, and every I
honorable leader of the democratic party full n
y condemn reputation. For one time bury C
he NAME of party, and assist in riddng the v
and Of dangerous and destructive evil which
now infests il and threatens It's total over. q
throw.
From the outset, we have rather dgressed. "
The correspondent, after giving the wheeI-a- Il
bout position Of Brown, adds: h
The hornet., 1843-08-29

Our friend of Lexington will pardon US in
not giving notice of the races, which are to
come OFT on Mr.. Stigler's track, when we in.
form him that the notes handed us were lost
The hornet., 1843-08-29

~ We are authorized by the CenIOsJI
mlttee TO announce the name OF Amos
son, Esq, of Raymond, as the canc.,a aI3e!. !.
Auditor, to fill the vacancy 10 the Wns
occasioned by the withdrawal OF MI EI y,
the canvass. In making this nomnauJs
committee have placed before the PSVY,. IN,
name of one of the most efficient ana J. Il
members of the party, and the rirIenOIIS IN
eSty and social order will find IN MI u i
a bold and fearless advocate, who WIZ
It a "labor of love" to aid in redeslD~s '.s
State from her present position dlS.U =. 4
to her as State, and destructive 70 o. ~
and respectability of her citizers'--DDSS,
alt is fun for us to stir these i"'sSs
TO hear them buzz"-as GQgge-eys -
hours before he promised negro ~"
bits TO take him out and clean A'H''
The hornet., 1843-08-29

heed for lhs Presidency IN 1i-h y ai'' %
ssos u psying he bonds. Il esnnol - o.
ssfssd then. thsi i, editor vos5 ndnui -
psblis,Ise u ssy thing prsIutie'al 70 t''
s4asrnlls party. Rel he cea'aun's'ii'p
ASAuvossesfs. Cssssu rgrsrY,
Avgssi giad. 1913 :
~. Efltf i fsilefi yFiisniar 2 f'a's.
meat IN Jselsaa rsfsf ihsf "B ksgfslY "
Csu,ii. i-sns~si ~ 49, Nla'Nlttl lHiaa
llaal ~ tlt s~h heralai eii.lN 7s, sa4 -
sn4sfsf Nllp1l "a Z ms.ing ii.s fHH iaif'
tsfnf~sd fiiilfft hik THOUSAND Dot
LARS Hst SOC - rs ~ mott altffffsiaI
ssf8fs .a us fIlf8esf ~ aaf Nsrgl8tHf
sfadtisis ~ f..s Hsasf Will h 80 .
director 10 49, fstlaffsa haash ~ ~ raaB
iltas lp~fhsfs ~ ffsfaishf ~ f.ff tfaa.hi
IA Fstsd 80 49, U.fsffafy, HfFlHg ~ maih
n bFHs ~ t8f IN Hsftsf 81 silf.ahH tff
.nl.ilaaf A i-sff8. ffisf hs tHsws ff ~ f4f
.aYfs flsl fbfG sHfgs.I ff -sll - ~ ffa tf4~
v ihif aas, ftBi Hs fei hss mligai ~sfs
lsgsIlf .sfsst 81 lalf ~ fhli gHief 30,
u mt1ilssisl % sfttsiY 70 GO ~ ss4fssf
lFs nIl..aH8 n 49, haalf Hh.ls sH Hff q8lsf,
sffpw Faiaff fHHttssB battsss nsfs, ffd
TEV MILLIONS OF bOLLAfs
aatssi ~ liFE. tad nos be nls mfiIeHrs
n ils ~ ffsfls n Hlff f8uniF b. make h.m
isastof. w. most seqYIi bmis.f ~ lisis
.hifRsf. ~ fs honest a6ishuadss up ib8
A gOyD.PAygA
The hornet., 1843-08-29

TIE Editor ~ iiis gsf,s.
dssply dysa 10 ths n.eA.,s..
vlis vssla slias . asesst 49,.
assss by ihs sent, hs' -,
lls ia sspl's- n ne ss,.il,,
fsssi'sf n publ msasuhe.
Cslamlsi', sol -is brs,si
- iis gg'siamsai IN n. -.
ilop'apa aslls" It~att. -.
SO aspl's~ 80 = Clsfs aa.,l
line b.. pafls gfsgsi - /.
loes.ioes ~ ihs ssms sftl7
pfsisn'i ihs shafgs,iga.ssI,. ~
be lsiofsa dsissss. ~liisg, So
n be inaocsaes has md. a
'sapily Whsfs sasb . sl@.l ! !
90. there surely mgii laafu,
guilty editor has hsd tie ,ms..,..
sd viIiify Col Clayton. i.,,... /.
be fsihsf procured IN sosma..
ibs United States Bsns Th,~
worthless - u j., has bssa g,s,.s
'aIsebood Speak no harm n a.
Clsyioa, Aif llsps...,
jaek shd ffighlfal, viii -. i !.
isinsi you.
The hornet., 1843-08-29

: o... lilo borrpwed ihe most money ana sf'
sow ,he ones lslsrmiosd 20 acl d''ao"s'''y
lIoas,l Dsmocrq,, " M,'isippl. ore y''
-,lnng IL sDiIsr mch oslfssf' ul"n your ~
a.,paialAs nuhia 80. asssf H'sn'ois '''
Cl,,tss o. Thomas H. WlbaHt ihs latter
gssilsmsn l. = g,oi tgsI fayihg af'''s'''
rsuaIi ssssiy ~ii fsrgjais Bfo~h ~iih
,sszssass. snsf tl,s slseilos it sN Paffs
mss o. tslI rtsfisf b. was . slHdsltis ~
Of csyiss sad Wil.smi sfs ihs metz
Bsr.t =Tbs fsp,,iisi,sa presses u ii's
STAT hafs sfsssd ~ Bsaewgsiobi vsffais
saaa Ca. Csyisa, o. ~hE efhiiisis isf
gsfrasf. iss8is, - ilfy s'fsfi, bi' iail'sf
-ts tsf aar nafs Fgas - aasibsf ~sf1.
t.ffs~sl sam n money fisu iis Uni'sd
atsst Bifk bHsss 10 ne al ~ afR8.
msaf ssi sthsf sl,shss,li n dsfsst Cal CisY.
isa't ,.ssiah, dsts bnlhgt n ihs ffsH,
~is bays ss.fhsf character hgf siaadips ..
nssr 'strsentls bsstls, hsgs soumshssd
istffgsis1 8o fis gB1si NJ 'lis iced, N hoFsf
~ faitav s8us hing n fB.i lAslf hsIHfh fuf'
gotst ilgw fufs t1i bsly mo8i b. lhs char
scsf ~ man ses.aH wbga bsfbihz rofts
ssa h found Tls anlsf n Col Clayton na1
= mfH II gsaias ffd aIsai,. n good mofal
sb1metsf. a6I f.IsI many m hsngabIs tif.
lion SEA slbts6 n Georgia lls wf1 mem.
isf NJ Co6gfsu tom thai State ~ several
ysBn flied lbs bsaeb A. lodge n NE sua
pfsms Court sf M State, ani he'd many 9th.
sf important odies1 II trust Without Ne
least fsaf u contradiction, ~s ran sueft that
If ever the father u Col. Clayton borrowed
money from ihs bank, hs vas not so base a, 10
rspsdiais and swear the saegasiHaii0aaiifV
u the concern. Ne pad up Ike M hons,f
msa. Can the friend, Of Brown my the same
NJ hin. No. Yesterday he ,wore, as a mem.
bsr of the Legislature, that the bonds were
consiiiUiionalIy disposed of--lo.day he swears
the reverse. Yesterday he had borrowed no
money from the bank, but to-day he has. Is /
i not an easy matter to pry into the cause Of .
this change Certainly i, is. Let US hear no
more intolefabe slang against one Of Missis.
iippi's dearest and most layofte sons. Shame
% the unfeeIing brute who could indict such a
coarse piece Of scurrilous abuse. Shame 10 a
party possessed Of corruption enough to sus.
ain any one guilty of the like. Will the
rue democrats Of the land uphold such base
conduct, by voting for such men, No, neyerl
The communication Of J. A. S. from Dark
The hornet., 1843-08-29

Neao the proceedings of a Wing meeting
which convened at Cofeeville on the Oh, ;n..
10 OoJee. was to take proper steps to Sc.
cure 10 the Whig party of the State, Con.
gresSlonal ticket, which they could consisten,
y support Such names as are found in tho
proceedings augurs we'll for this laudabI. oh
Iec., Among them are Messrs. E. s Fisbar
o Barnes, Alfred Turner and James CT I
u 1s' t1 WIN j. l. Leigh as Chairman, and ]
H. hu'chlns as Secretary, of said mee,ina
we are willing to see fellow sDe,0 and %
hut 80 a'lse num- nor say any thing about it.
'' !, "nen ne does that other thing, 1t is not on
~ y UuF ou'y' but the duty of every decent man
'nu 'n.o2y OGy TO kick him beyond the pale Of r..
The hornet., 1843-08-29

The communication of J. A. S. from Dark
Corner, received last week. we have concIu.
ded not TO publish. 1t is qualification for us
to know that there are many true wings in the
Dark Corner regions. The dismal and dreary
name given to this loco-foco den, we hope to
see changed before long--truth and whole
some knowledge is being dffused among this
benghted race of men. Will J. A. s. write
to US again, and couch his letter in milder lam
guage.
The hornet., 1843-08-29
fua fFFibkaT
~ III III Oh Ar
80 stHftraft
wits fIsnd-pating Ticket
- HfHaTHHfHFt

~ Htsttsstfrt
~ Hsfsfnaf,
GbHlgE H CLAYTON, u ls~sis.
htsfafg n Hs<.
LEWIS a. gALtOWAf. n tial,es,
- 4sfNe n Patf,f Assasas.
AMOS u JOHNSON. n iiiaat
faf Mafs Ifsatsfss.
WILLIAM ittitDEMAV. II MsIsss
~ Wafe Asaafs,
col WILLIAM BODTtf
~ bs Hgss n Hsprssaiafie,,
7 H. AfHEs.
a HARDY.
The hornet., 1843-08-29

1J-!l Will b ssen by ~
citation Of candidates. that.
J. lloDor, Of carfollios. ssl !
n Middleton, are csns4,,,
chapesfy Clsrk Tie D.,
soyaliss " Carroll, Il..lm,, = !
bisba ani Tsllshslsb.s
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
MORTGAGE SALE.


DEFAULT having been made IN the payment Of
IL certain interest moneys due gpJG lEdeuiure OF
Mortgage executed by Henry p. Osl-ander OF The
town of Southport in the county Or Racine ard te--
rltory of Wisconsin, 70 Charles d. Rhodes Of the
same pace, bearing date the iwenfy-s xth day IF
October in the year of Lord one thousand eight
and forty and recorded in the Office Of the Regi-
OF Deeds of Racine county in The territory Aforesaid
on the twen.y-e ghlh day Of OciObe. 4. D. $40 a.
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon in volume Of mort
cages al pages 90, CO and 6i ch SAID mortgage
there Is claimed be due The date Of tbs n1iIce
the sum of thirty-seyen dollars and Twelve cents
(S31I2j.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF the power
of sale contained said mortgage and in pursuance
Of the s+atnte IN such made and provided, with
be sod at public auction The hiEhcs; bidder the
public house of Benedic, 1. Mccoy in the village Of
Southport in county OF Racine and teTI.0-T aE0re-
said. The twelfth day Of April l43 81 ten oclsca
in the forenoon Of that day the premises described ia
said mortgage much thereof Is VIII satisfy and
discharge said interest money and costs 70 WIZ a
that certain parcel Of land described i5l.ows
the north half of the south quarter Cf The north
west quarter of section number fourteen 4, IN
township number Two r. north Of range naEsb=r
twenty-one III eB>t containing - eniy sores Also
all that certain other parcel Of land described f
lows viz: the south halfof the south quarter
of section number five 90 in township number two
e. north of range number twenty-five p est; n
the Milwaukee land district
CHARLES d. RHODES, N5rtzaEee.
Nolney French, Attorney. PIP.
Dated at Southport this 9th day Of Jan. 1913
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
MORTGAGE SALE


DEFAULT having been made in The payment Of
bcertaln principal and interest, moneys due u--7a
aE lndenture of Mortgage, executed by Sidney :
Derbyshire of the town of Pleasant Prairie Racine
county and territory of Wisconsin, to Rober. Camp
bell OF the town of Cooperstown in the State Of New
ork. bearing date the fifteenth day of Noyeu5
A. ID. 1870 and recorded in the Office of the Reglz-
ter OF Deeds of Racine county in the territory alo-e
SAID on the twentyfirst day of May, A. y. 1871, a.
two o'clock p m. of that day. in volume Of mort,
cages at pages l6i and l6j; on which said mortgage
there Is claimed TO be due the date of This notice
The sum of Fonr Hundred and Fifiy-seven Dollars
and fifty cents, sf57 50)
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of the pow r.
OF sale contained in said mortgage, and in pursuance
OF the statute in such made and provided. y i'll
be sold at Public Auction 70 the highest bidder al
the public house OF Benedlc, and Mccoy in the VII
lage OF Souihpor. in the county and territory afre
said on the thIteth day of March A. d. 1913 al ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day the premises de-
scrlbed IN said mortgage so much thefeofa as will
satisfy and discharge said principal and interest no
neys. and costs. to Wit: All the follonin piece or
parcel of land known and described as follows, to
wit: i he southeast quarter of section number four
IN town number one, / north of range
number twenty-five, p eas'; being the same
quarter section lying of the house in hich the
sad Derbyshire resided at the date Of the mortgage
TO wit the fifteenth day of November A. d. 1910.
Dated at Southport this 2SiE day Of June A. d.
1912 ROBERT CAMPBELL. MORTGAGES
foLNET FRENCH, Attorney. 26-l2
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
Volney French, Sol.
IN RfYEPTPTCV

In the Supreme court Of the territory of Wisconsin
In the case of Uriah Wood, petitioner TO be de.
clared bankrupt.
Notice to show cause against the petition of Uri.
ali Wood, farmer, residing in the town of Bristo
in the of Racine and territory of Wisconsin. fol
himself Individually, and as one Of the former Arm o.
Wood Il Tymison, doing business as merchants. un
der said partnership name, at Canajohairo. Mont
gomsry county, New York to be declared a bank
rupt by the supreme court of the territory of WIS
consn at court to be holden by the Judges thereo
al the capitol in Madison, on Monday the 18th day
of May next at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of ak
day. La Favette Kellogg, clerk.
Volney French, Sol. 81
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
LEGAL, ADVERTISEMENTS
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made IN the condition
IL certain indenture of Mortgage executed By Da
vd Bish Jr. o. Southport in the county OF kaclne
and Territory of Wisconsin, TO John W. Grant OF
Ogden,burg in the county of -. Lawrence IN the
State of ~ Y. bearing date the twelfth day of No
vember in the year of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and forty and recorded IN the Registers
oiae in and for the County of Racine and Territory
of Wisconsin, OF the fifteenth Gay OF November d H.
1871 at four o clock p NJ. OF thai day, in Vol. OF
Mortgages atyageS 3O3 3O4 and sos Of certain prem
ises described in the SAID Mortgage follows wit.
" Beginning at point forty nine 40 rods south ct
tie north corner Of section Isl and on the line
dividing sections Fl We and SIX D IN town one
range twenty three 30 east, and village of soRib-
port Thence running parallel with the town line
thirty SIX 1867 rods west Thence sOuthery. paral-
lei with the line dividing sections FIVE and SIX 81
Nv Give 2l rods-lhence easterIy parallel with The
aforesaid Town line thirty SIX 81 rods-thence nor
iherly the line dividing sections five 10 an! sI %
10 the place of beginning. Also lot No lhrae 3s ~
block No. fifty nine Esq on what is called tie Him
ball quarter i the village of southport and being the
same upon which the said David Blish Jun lately
built and resided the date of me above described
mortgage On which said mortgage there i claimed
to be due al the date of this notice the sum II two
hundred and eight dol and seventy SIX cents
Is 20S 76l being the second aaialmenI due said
mortg &c.
Notice is therefore hereby given lha, by virtue OF
power OF sale contained IN said mortgage. and in pur
snance of The statute IN such made and provided
the premises above described. much there. as
may he Necessary TO satisfy said principal interests
and cnss accrulng the said mortgage ND the day
Of sale, viii be sold public auction By the sheriff Of
the said colniy Of Racine, MS deputy, or b the
attorney of the said John ". Grant on the 2Isi day
Of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty three at the public house OF Ben
edicI i NJ Coy, IN the village Of southport the hour
of eleven o'clock a. VI. of that Gav 81
JOHN w. GRANT Mortgage.
Eolney French, Atty.
af [ u
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

II TIE S1F:ez1= -o--. q ..r territory q Wisconsin
L :3e czse Q: Gso-zs {. Hopkins. bankrupt.
No-sce = Sow cz1ss s-ziEs: he petition of
Gec-ze c Hc-k1-s. = - Q. - village c. Geneva
= tie coz-;y q " so.-a and territory Of w =con-
ST, IL rs 1-@cLz-ze and certificate thereof a
a71krG2: ~ tae supreme co1rE o. the territory OF
W.s-Cn<.1- - 3 court 70 be holden BY the Judges
thereof, Z, ne capitol n Madison. on Monday the
18th day OF May next al ten clock IN the forenoon
OF said day. La FGUctte kclIOgg, clerk.
Z FSrabroCk Sol 81
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
IN B4NKRLPTCT.

II the Supreme court OF the territory OF Wisconsin.
In the case Of John W. Trowb-idge, bankrupt.
Notice 70 show cause sgejnst The petition OF John
" TEow5r55ce. farmer. OF the town o. Barring toa
IN the county d Racine and territory Of Wisconsin,
tor rs discharge and ce-1ifc4te thereof bank
rupi b the supreme cou-t q the territory Of Wis
co1so e. coUrr 20 - ho.3el 5y he judges there
OF. Il the capitol n Nzc.sc- or Aioodsy the 18Th
Czv O. Nay ne1:. :: Ten cl5ck i re forenoon OF
sad czT. Ia F,a5z-ts kGL5-E. clerk.
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
II RtNEEE-PTcT-

II The S1-rsle con-. e ne territory .: Wisconsin.
II II czse @; John T. Tro-5rl5g-. Bankrupt.
7. T-o~1-lC=e. t---1e-. q t.e to~a q B8TIn gton
n re comfy q hzco= s-1 territory d Wl=co..in
for Is discharge 81 c@--IErz-e :5e-eof bank
rupt - TIE supreme co9-. q he .e-rsi0ry Of Wis
co-ss. :; co--- Z = 1cl1ea y he 516ges there
a. E; - Cz-.--l 4 Nz1lsol. O No11sT the 18th
dzg q Nag n=x: :: ,sa o'e3ock L IL forenoon OF
IA: day. L. F,szs11e Kellogg. clerk.
Mz-sazl II S.----. 81 81
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
IN RsNERIrPTCY

Notice . show cause against the petition OF
John Kneiskern. farmer, Of the town OF Delavan IN
the county OF WaIworfh and territory OF Wlscon-
sin. for his discharge and certificate thereof az
bankrupt by the supreme court OF the territory OF
Wisconsin. al a court 70 Be holden by the Judges
thereof a. tie capitol In Madison. Monday the
18th day Of May next ten o'clock IN the forenoon
Of said day. La Fzg,.1te KeUSgg, clerk.
William c Allen Sol 81