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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-31
leaal A0uertis is.
SEAERIEk,S SAFE


virtue 81 an execution issued out of and under I'm,
u 'ne circuit CoutI in and for the County Of Ke
ii. 'ne ol W sconstb anti 10 me directed and de-
tsr against the goods and clirr lands and tenenans
" spencer ;. behsdlcl and Murtih II Rockwell have h.
1 upon and shall offer for sale The highest hdder
Ie as me law directs AT the Court Hse In The CIV and
Sou! ei henosha on saturday the 9th dAS Of February
A D. 1854 al one O'Clock in the afterhouh bf sns HsS III
The right title and Interest which the said spensns
benedict and Martin III. Rockwell, either OF them on hs
threenth day of May, A. d. 1852 had and 10 .he un.
divided one half part ofthe following piece parcel Of land
situate lying and being In the City Kenosha in Kenoeha
touny ana state of Wisconsin, and known pa Of otA
one and TWO ~ In block fory-two i2 In the southeast
qser OF Section hirsyonc 81 in sad city and described
& loho"s TO vii: Commencing on the west side Of Main
ve on lot ono u and sixyIhrce 1851 feet southery ot
cprntr Of said block; thence westwardy par
e 10 .he north line Of said block eighty 1901 feet thence
parallel with he line lot two [2 tive MY
% he' thence esstery eighty eO feet thence north
cry wehyone u feet 70 the place beginning togethe<
WIN me undivided one half part OF such right way ther
hched' MS formerly belonged James d. Pulsifor
eg az the interest of the within named defendants or e.
hcr ot them in and to said premises
no,,, ,,-, n. II. ALLEN, Sheriff.
pa'ed henosha, December eist, A. u. 1854. 7-u
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Milwaukee Weekly Sentinel.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1854.

TIE Propretors of the Sentinel grateful for ms, and
present Nors DESTROYS of increasing their sread, ,sr
circulation throughout the State take this method Of
IS a a"h 70 tef knki paper The year 1883 can
World both ut home and abroad The Sentinel ,Ya hc
ieve, has fairly cnrned reuu,non second IN non F ~
timing and publishing early and rclinhl infrma o m
subjects of general interest Ia ito r,.odrS " -; vi az
pe,sc win be spared to maintain This rta,;p pains Wr eX
rY-EIIIT C'tiJ ITIiNS Of ~, W EN-
lcced will given each week Of such a charocie S,
.innss mr. th tr;dbp Of al me p1ce Oh bu
Iu0sIuuch ne one of tba ..',i,r 80. "
the ExuIEIrIoS nj the Nrw, w. $500 6cai "I'l De
our intention Ia have such c,rroSn 80 A. ~ y, X, IL Is
will nrostnt The hest noS.jbc cra ~ ~. % r '; Us
~ ,hpsc bo no,Yn, pt ;. e, Vi us VAST coilecIlon
We Inv" made ,rrpnrcm@mi rr a'u spT,, --o,
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SIHEIsIFF,S SALE.

EpY Virtue of writ OF Fari Facas issued OF and
under the seal of the County Court for the County
ktnDsh State of Wisconsin, to directed and deliver
ed AGAINST the goods and chateS lands and
Don Herrck have levied upon and shall offer for sale
10 the highest bidder the law directs ut tho Court House
IN City OF Kcnosha, in said County Of Keno-ha Sat
nriHy the Fifteenth day Of January, a. ID. lo53 One
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. all the right title and
interest which the said Don +. rrrck the Both day -
March, A. ID. 1882 had Of in and following piece Or
parcel of land situated n'thc Town of Wheannd In said
County of kenosha vz The North East quarter Of Section
number thirty 39 in Town No. One ~ North VI
Range No. Nineteen 1917 east.
kenosha, November 30, 1882
80 n. II. ALLEN, SherT
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Although these works distinguished by the political
shades eindchicd yet bur small portion of their con-
tents Is devoted 10 political subjects. II is their literary
character which gives them their chief value aud in that
they stand conieSedy far above all other Journals Of their
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and other literary notabcs, written for that
first appearing in its columns both in Britain and in
the nted States such works THE Cations" and "My
New Novel; (both by BulwerD 1.-The Green Hand" "Katie
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b"ck"ood after 1t has been issued by Me-srs Co..
:" that Subscribers TO the Reprint OF that Magazine may III
ways rel! ON having the earliest reading OF these fascinating
tales.
Terms and Premiums
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ORGAN PRACTICE.
THOROUGH BASS, sc.

NUR. :. ". BRANDE having been solicited to
We give instruction the Organ will take a Class on
that Instrument, his residence street will
also take class in Thorough Base with without the
of the Organ; and will endeavor illustrate the rules
harmony by the use OF the Black Board and by of
Lectures embracing the History and effects " Nusicis
principles and practice character exhihIcd in the
different Approximation and ofthe principal Instru-
mcnts-tuning-the rudiments of Thorough Base, &C.
The Importance of knowledge Thorough Base, the
Amateur the Musician is incalculnble short
Music, what Grammar is u Language.
The first Lecture will be free, and will Ice given nj the
Court House on Tuesday Evening" the 2ls inst.
The succeeding ones circumstances dictate the
progress Of the class may warrant. Terms Of private in
structon of admission 20 the class will be made known
app LEGATION to the Lecturer.
kenosha, September l3, 1852. 13
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LAKE SHORE Rail ROaD.

* EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Enqin-
- GERS Office in Milwaukee, until Monday, the 10th day
OF December for delivering al such points may be desG
mated along the line of the Lake shore Rail Road
Milwaukee and the state Line 10000 White Oak Ties
feet long inches thick and from inches face Also
for 10000 feet White Oak Piles in lengths from ~ feet
and for SOC tees ofsquae White Oak Timber in lengths
from 20 TO 30 feet 10 BY " inches square
Proposals be addressed 10 7. NJ. NIvES Milwaukee.
and Endorsed Proposals for Ties Piles Tiubers"
Such further information nay be desired, will given
by MIR NvEx or by {. r. ALTOS. Esq Chief Engineer Of
the Company. WRIGHT, NALLERY & CO,
Milwaukee, Nov. y, lc52. 4-26 Contractors
The period for receiving proposals abovc i extsnded
TO Monday. January u, I63.
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POSipOnenlcnt.
HOStpOnPfneni.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EYT Virtue of an alias writ of Fcri Facas issued out Of
and under thc seal OF the Circuit Court Co
ty OF kenosha, State of WiscOnsn, to directed and
yCrcd against the goods and chatlc lads and tencTnents
OF Sacntn Hess and Hiram Sexton, have levied upon and
shall offer for sale to the highest bidder the law directs
at the Court House 10 the City Of kenosa In snd county
Of kcnosha on Saturday the Fifteenth day OF January
d. 1883, ut One O'Clock in the afternoon Of Said day all
right title and interest which the said Sal6nlin Hess and III
ram sexton either of them had Of in and follow
Ing piece, PARCEL or lot of land lying and being the city
OF Kcnosha in said county of kcnosha described IA
follows TO witt Part of the NorthEa quarter section
number six l6 i'll Town number One ! in Range number
twenthrce p enst commencing twelve [I2l rods
of the crnCr Of the South half otc West half
of said quarter Section hcncc Soth four rods. thence
West to New Chlcagoor graph Road thence North n
long said road to point due West OF place Of beginning
thence East 10 place Of beginning.
Dated kcnosha, December LIST, 1852
40 NATHAN r. ALLEN Sho,iG
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CITY AND COuNrY or KENnsn A. =.

10 fhiIocrt j. SmothcrsYou are hereby nstihts that
"H1 {" Attachment has been issued against I'm, ami v"ue
property attached to snts the tic,apd OF Jo,inh non a.
E;H y ~ s<"'ou Now unless You shall appear before
Hehu j. Nfuuck, Justice Of the Peace IN and for .ad
eoht AZ ms "Ico on the 18th day January, A. D. 1854
ccA IN HE afternoon of said day. Judgment will he
debt: II III IN i6sUn ~ ~ In. NO
Dated This Sist day of December, A. ID. iss9 ~
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Congregational Vote--Official.

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vote Of this state for members of Congress and
on the bank law. We give he first in the form
in which we find IT,
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CHLANCERY SALE,
KENosHA COUNTY CIRcUIr-N eHANcHRY.

Charles H. Comsock')
David Ellics.
EpY Nirtne Of final decree of sale mnc bv tho Cbp,
in the above entitled Eighth dsy Of No
N'hbSF' u ~ lea2 term of said Court shall expose
or sale t sell to the highest bidder the Court House In
ms ny OF kcnosha on the Eighth day If January A. D.
ISo3 between thV hours ST and three o'clock In the M
tehOon NJ sand day nj the following real estate 10
The East half oithg south West quarter Of Secon numb<
twenty nine 29r Township No. one r. North OF Range
tWch! EhS containing Eighty living and
being IN the county of kenosha, and State of Wisconsin
Dated At kcnoshn, November 2Uth, 1854
NATHAN II. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Is. W. EVANS, Cumplt's. Sol 1-Sg
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GTRAY COLT. Taken up by the subscriber, about the
- First OF Now, sorrc Colt, supposed two years
years old last Spring 1t has white In the face
the two hind feet white. The owner requested 10
prove property, pay charges and take 1t away.
HIRAM LEACH.
Pleasant Prairie Nov. e, 1852 4-2a
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North Carolina Legislature has adjourned sine
de without electing Senator.
Empire City arrived from Havana. Much ex-
cltement prevailed IN consequence of the seizure
OF three slayerS by British Frigate.
The CALoRIC SHIP.-Bv notice in the New
1ork fapers we see that the Ericsson Caloric shin
has been working its wheels daily, to the gratifca
ton OF all interested in the experiment The Cou-
rter of the 2lst SAYS:
Again We are enabled to state for the pratiti-
dation OF the public that the machinery of the Ca
lo1c ship Ericsson has been in motion 1t was
worked during ten consecutive hours-makine
over SIX revolutions per minute. The furnaces
were intentionally worked upon q checked shaft
Only APO pounds of coal was put into them du-
ring each hour, and upon this trifling quantity of
fuelfhe fires continued TO augment constantly du-
ring the day We understand that the machinery
will be worked for several days to come and that
tbs trial trip will not be made until the engines
arc IN complete working order.
Bishop Ives of North Carolina.
To the editor Of the New York Daily Tlmss:-
An article having been reprinted from the Lon
don Idbtet of Nov. p, asserting that the Right
Rev. Bishop Ives of North Carolina, in an inter-
view with Cardinal WIsEMAN, had renowned the
communion of the Reformed and submitted him.
self to the church of Rome, it is right that the
friends of the Bishop and the Church at large
should be informed that letters received from him.
dated at Paris on different days since the alleged
event, make no mention of it whatever, and are
wholly irrecociIable with its having occurred.
j. IL. HOBART
No. 396 Fourth-st, Dec Is
HEALTH OF Mr.. KING-Thc Washington cor
respondent of the n. Y. Courier and Enquirer
writes, under the date of Dec 2Ist:
MIR. King felt constrained to tender his resigna-
lion rs President of the Senate today. He is ev-
identity failing beyond the reach of medical aid,
and almost as Mr.. Clay sank into the grave at
tended by prostration of the physical energies
and wasting of the system before the steady
march of disease.
POPULATION IN CALIFoRNIA.-The number
of passengers arrived ut San Francisco by sea this
year up TO the 18th of November, was SO, 239, in
Guiding 4,6l9 females. The departures seaward
during the same time, were 1889, leaving 40, 400
as the increase TO the population by sea. The
overland immigration is estimated at A., 900 ma
king the total increase about Sc 900 in So months
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kENOSIIA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURP-IN EQUITY
Julia +. Barlow,
ISaAc 9. INFLOW.

satisfactorily appearing that the process Of subpoena
II to appear and answer the l2d day Of Noyem-
ber 1851 duly issued out Of This Court the above emit
tied cause, and made returnablc the "a day
ber le2 and at the said subpoena has been
sctvC the said dcfednnt saac Barlow by the Sher
III of the County OF Kenosha and further appearing by
affidavit that the said defendant has caused his appear
ance to be entered In this cause according rules
this Court the ought be in case such pro-
cess had bcenduly servedand that the said defendant
lsanc Batowi out OF the State of MISUNDERSTANDING
motion Of rOwslcs & Randall, Solicitors for sad Com
pninui, II Is ordered that the said defendant Isaac Bar
l0w do appear IN said cause and file his plea
Tutcr 10 the Bill of Complaint filed in said cause, tho
Tenth day of March, 1853 in default thereof thal said
Bill be tukcn confessed by and against him. And II Il
further Ordered that This Order be published In the "Ken
sha Telegraph newspaper printed and published
County of kcnohsu for six weeks least o,.oa
In each week pri" 10 the said Tonth day March, 1883
Duted Dec. Sd, 1851.
J. 7. HIIDRETH,
Court Commissioner for Kehoshn County.
T0wsLEE & RASDALI, Conn claimants SOls. 7-5I
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HORSE FOR SALE.

a GOOD HORSE, for Family Farm use, can be %
N tanned on accommodating terms Enquire at this OF
fee. Nov. O. 1852.
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

~ becoming ia time possessed Of the know the wsrt
81 wreh has cahsed the sickness aud poVeg thou
IN view oil Such consequences, wife mother eIcu.
sable II she neglect To- anal herself of that ledge IN
fr,ptct TO herself which, would her much suffering be
confer upon her cdren that blessing abote all prce-he,hy
a MOrkex el
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The Second Call!

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IA Book requested 10 call and pay and
Having closed the credit business must have
Book settled b. otherwise fortAr
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WOOD WANTED.

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SsAT CuELS and TRAVEL1xG BAGS, c-estvari,tv
= ~ prizes to suu,1t METCALF. XERRfLL s cos
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TIE ..LIErrENANr GENERAL" RS

THE "LIEUTENANr GENERAL" RESOLUTION.
The following is the vote by which the Senate
passed the resolution comforting upon Gen. Scott
the title of Lieut. General.
leas-Atchinson Badger, Bell, Brooke Butler,
Cass, Carlton, Clemens, Cooper, Davis, DcSaus-
sarc, Dixon, Dodge, Iowa Dodge, Wisconsin /;
Fish, Guycr, Gwinn, Hunter James Jones Ten
ncSScc Mason, Miller, Morton, Pearce Pratt
Rusk, Seward, Shields, Smith, Soulc, Spruance,
Underwood, Upham, Wadc-34.
.NdyS--AdamS. Bradbury Bright, Cathcart
Chase, Felch, Hale, Hamln, Norris, Sumner
Toucy, Walker-l2.
Baltimore, Dec 2lst
A,ct,d Traqodg.-The Baltimore Sun has a let
ter from Peter>burgh, Va. stating that Benjamin
Sadler charged with kidnappingl and another
prisoner, uamcd Jones, who had assaulted their
keeper and locked him in cell. They then eros
cd the prison yard, when Joel Sturdivant and a
negro man attempted to stop them, and was shot
dead by Sadler. The citizens started in pursuit
of the prisoners, and succeeded capturing Jones
but Sadler blew his own brains out.
Washington Dee. %.
SExArE.-Afterfu further discussion upon the sub
iect before the house the bill TO fix the compensa-
ton of members of Congress at 3 900 year
was taken up and debated.
Steamship Canada has arrived Flour advanc-
ed one Shilling, and Wheat tlco1peace The specu-
lators did not operate at advance. Political news
unlmportant.
The publication of Uncle Toms Cabin in
Paris has produced a prodgious excitement
To illustrate the f4rore for the work, Charirdri
relates that Quaker, going home with the vol
ume under his arm, was stopped by two respect
sb'y-dressed men, and each clapring pistol to
his head, shouted Your Uncle Toms Cabin
or your life.
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For SALE AT KINGS Book STORE, KRSosHA; w. c
Fountnin Watertown l.. Lnng, Sheboj gnn Z. d. Pull
ferd, Mineral Point, Wis.
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CITY TAX ROLL.

TNVIIE Tax Payers Of this City hereby notified that the
City Tax Roll Is in my possession and those who
wish pay their Taxes will find the City Hall
purpose, until the last day of December And fur
thcr give notice that the Second Monday Of January
will sell all the lots and lands said Tax Roll upon
which the Taxes remain unpaid sHy the Taxes costs
and other liabilities which shalt legally accrue.
DAHL. NJ CLARkSON, City Treasurer
Kenoshs, Nov 9th, 1852. u
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A CHANCE.
METCALF, MERRILL & co.

VEToCLD all re attention nf tie citizens Of Keuosha
w and county to Their large and -omps's 1s5ovtzzsrt
~ 6oods which they Offering at very l0V rrccs for
ce'h " Fr9sss We will sell as eAe? As tie ;AeQPesi.
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YEARS OF MISERY.

And TO her husband the toll anxiety of mind
necessarily deVolyIng upon him from o the lie
without giving HIM the opportunity Of acquiring that com.
whlch his eNertlons entitled aud the possession
III would secure this happiness of himself, WIFE,
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FOR SALE.

FVKN SAAEs
An ACRES OF unimpro>ed land situated ~ miles
INV southwest of kenosha Twelve Of il Is first
rate1imber. Also, =.
A FARM
OF 20 acres within mile Of the city Of KenOsha. Said
Farm all fenced in convenient lots. has upon small
Orchard which has commenced bearing, and so
excellent meadow land with other cunycncnccs 1t Is
Ot the best Stock Farms ~ the country
Apply on the premises. IS
l.. ROWLAND
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tAME to place, in the fore part Of Summer 1852,
" year old steer light red spots on its body and
large he spot on its fce. The will please come
forward prove property, pay charges and take him
THOMAS RHODES.
Brighton Kenosha Co. Wis. 4-2g+