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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
To the Friends orTemperanee In Wisconsin


The committee appointed at a mass con-
vention of the Friends of Temperance held
at Madison, on the 9th day of June last
have learned through the newspapers and
otherwise, that organizations have been
formed in various places in the State, the
members of which are pledged to vote "a
gainst the passage of Prohbitorv Liquor
Law, and also against all persons who are
in favor of such a law: That they are
raising money to defray the expenses Of
printing and circulating pamphlets design
ed to influence voters to vote against the
law, and that to carry out this measure
they rcpudiatc ali action in concert with the
political parties which have heretofore cxis-
ted. TO counteract this new feature in the
coming election we recommend all the
Friends Of Temperance in thisstate, to form
more efficient organization among them
selves, and would suggest the following
among other things.
LIST, to use all the proper influence to
procure the political parties in every legis-
lativc district to nominate for the Legisla-
ture men fully qualified by information and
moral character, who are known to be in
favor of Pohibitory Liquor Law, and
when SO nominated to be sure and elect
them.
Cd, To continue to act as heretofore
with the political parties of the State, and
vote for their nominees, except when such
nominees are known opponents of the Pro-
hibitory Liquor Law, and are proposed for
members of the Legislature, and in such
in the matter.
81 If possible, to form in every town,
village ard school district, bands Of Tenn
pcrancc men and women, pledged to use
their influence to induce others to vote and
voters to vote for the passage of the law
Finally, we recommend that the Friends
ofTcmpcrancc sec to it, that meetings be
, held in every place where a dozen voters
can be procured to attend and that every
person who can say anything in favor of
The passage of the law be called ON to speak
or write in its favor.
For the accomplishment Of these objects
in part, we have drafted short constitution
as form for these bands.
Tzs~Pcrsons into whose hands this cir
cUIar may come are especially requested 20
attend 10 this subject, and consider them
selves a committee for the county in which
they reside
t.. 300 Maine Law'Tracts, for circu-
Iation may be procured by mail post paid
from Rev. John Marsh See. Am. TEN.
Union No. 145 Mason St. New York City,
for one dollar endorsed to him.
Es"All newspapers Of the state are re
qucstcd to publish this circular and const-
tuition,
Madison, August 25h, 1853.
c. LORD, Chairman.
J. &. KNAPP
+. DANIELS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
GENERAL IEcrrnN-

E HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that there will be q General
81 Election held in the several OF this County and
Wards in the City of kcnosha, abe Tuesday next
ccedng the first Monday in November next, being the 9Th
day of that month The following officers be
AGoVernur and Lieutenant Governor Secretary
Attorney General State Superintendent, Bank Compro Her
and Stale Prison ssioner A State Senator the
County of kenoshc in the place OF Andrew b. Jackson,
whose term OF service will expire the first Monday Of
january next Also two members of the Assembly, one
for the Eastern Assembly District one or the Western
Assembly District The question of prohbitory Liquor
Law required 10 be submitted TO the people at the cleo
ton aforesaid. The ballots shall contain The words Pro-
hibory Liquor Law, No." "Prohbltory Liquor Law,
and The ballots cast shall be canvasscd and
cd in the the for State Officers
are required by law to be canvasSed and returned.
PATRICK COSG RAVE, Sheriff Kenosha County.
Shcrf'S Office. KenoSha. Au0. t6. 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02

SECTION l. This association shall be
known rs the TEMPERANCE BAND Of
in the County Of Wiscon-
sin.
SIC. .. The object OF this Temperance
Band is to use all laudabIr and honorable
means to suppress the use of intoxicating
liquors dis Il beverage, in the State of Wis
roosin and for This purpose we propose to
hold weekly temperance meetings, to dis
r0>r thc proprety of the passage of a pro
hIhI,oty liquor law, containing proper linn
ilations ~ restrictions rot inconsistent with
the Constitution of this State, to purchase
and circulate, Maine Law" Trac.s among
the people Of this vicinity; to procure the
service of competent public speakers to
induce the nationalpolitical parties to nom-
mae men for the Legislature who will in
that capacity use their influence to procure
the passage of a prohibtory liquor law, and
ajot us do pledge ourselves to use our best
cudrayors To iuducc others to do the same.
SEC. B. Members of this Band shall
sign this Constitution and pledge, and pay
tn tn" Secretary the sum of cents,
which is to be expended by a vote of the
majority of the members present at amy
regular meeting.
SEC l. The officers of this Board shall
consist of President to be chosenat each
regular meeting, and Secretary, who shall
be- the Treasurer, and hold his term of of
fee for three months.
SEC. 5. The first quarterly meeting OF
This band shall be held on the first
Of and the weekly meetings on
every at O'Clock Z. NJ.
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Mechanics, Inventors & Manu-
facturers.
$3.50 IN SPLENDID PRIZES $3.50


NTOLUAE IN Of the SCIENTIFIC ANERIC,N common
on tho lsJh az September. II Is chiefly devoted
to the advancement o. The Interests oC Mechanics rciors,
Manufacturers aHd Farmers. hy the diffusion Of useful
know ledge upon these important branches h edited BY
mon practically skilled in the and sciences, aud
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The CLAIMS az all tie PATENTS are published ~ It's columns,
thus making The paper perfect SCIENTIFIC AID NECnAN-
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The S1trxTIFIC AuERICN i very extensively circulated
its circulation in the volume exceeding lsn pes cr
wees Il in lurm for binding; each voulHe contains ~
VERAL llJ NuRFp ENGRAyINGS and OYER FouR ltNbREb
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The Publishers oc iac ALLOWING valuable prizes for The
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THEATRE.

Wclcarn from Mr.. ATwATER, who was
IN la0nycStcrday, that the Theatrical Com
I,oy of Mcssrs. Atwater d Lanyrishe will
open for the amusement of our citizens ON
Monday evening next. We shall welcome
l".~ company to our city, for they are not
Only excellent actors on the. stage, but at
"g same time gentlemen. Our citizens
may expect rich treat of the tragic and
comic beauties of the drama during their
>ay.-huoyha Tribune.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
THE JEROME LAND FOR SALE

TEyHE East half :. +. quarter section Six and the South
half fractional section Five r. }, Il. ~, nov for
sale. The land afoinS the City Of Kcuosha thc South
To be sold in parcels of two, three five and acre
lots General terms, oneourth down and balance three
equal inslaReuts uf g, IL and IL months Enquire the
Subscriber at thc Court House. L. H. DEMING,
keiUsha August 81, ie53 ,7-pl Agent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
JUDICIAL ELECTION.

II IIEREBY GIVE NOTICE that Election for Judge
othe Circuit Court for the First Judicial Circuit in
Stale of Wisconsin, composed of the counties of Racine
kenOsha, W%"orh, Rock and Green, will be held in the
several towns of this County and Wards City ke-
nosha, the last Monday of September next being the
goth dty of said month"; Said election To be conducted in
accorce with the provisions Of an Act enilcn An
to protdc for the Election of Circuit Judges" approved
February y, 1850.
PATRICK COSGRAVE, Sheriff of Kenosha Co.
SEcgjf's Office, keuosln, Aug, Is. ISJ3
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
HaLWAUkEE DISTRICT ASSOCIATION
OF THE vi. H. CHURCH.



Whereas the system of Slavery, as it ex-
lists in the United States, is Sin against God
and Humanity, and productive Of incalcula-
bic INJURY to our beloved Country and where
as, our Church is unhappily involved in this
great abomination, notwithstanding our disc
pline asked, "What shall be done for its ex-
tirpation :'-therefore,
BE Il resoiced, by the Ministerial Associa-
ton of Milwaukee District, Wisconsin Con
ference, assembled
1st. That we look upon the system Of Sla
very with deep and inexpressible adherence
because Of its untold denominations;
I'd. That the sin of slayehol.u-, does not
consist IN the circumstance, but in the r,la-
ton;
81. That in our estimation, no more slave
holders should be admitted into the NJ. +.
Church;
4th. That we respectfully, but earnestly re-
quest the next General Conference to speci-
fy an early day when Shareholders in the NJ.
+. Church shall either free their slaves of leave
the Church:
9Th. That we feel ourselves bound as Min
listers of Christ to take the lead in the pro-
motion ola puro public sentiment on this sub
ject;
9th. That the independence of the young
Republic Of Liberia should be duly acbnowI
edged by tn: General Government of the Uni
ted States, after the example of several of the
leading Governments of Europe, on the broad
and undeniable principal that the colored man.
no less than the white man, is capable of self
government both i'll Church and State, and
that Congress should be Immediately and ear
nestly memoraizcd on the subjs:t.
Z P.D. PEAsE, Sec'y. JIM. LEEHY, Prcs't
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02

Our convictions relative to the great evil
OF lntempcrance are constantly gathering
strength. Pauperism, crime and death are
the usual results ofths unmitigi tedeviI. Our
sensblllties have been ahocke /, our moral con
yictions outraged, our efforts to do good par
allied, our nelghboIs arc being drawn into
this enormous evil, and Icgions Of drunkards
are found among the young men of>our lard.
We tiattcr Ourselves, nay, we believe that our
day Of redemption draweth near Wcplcdgc
ourselves that our hostilties to Intcmperance
shall not cease, and it need expect 10 quarter
till 1t ceases itself Our >ympathies are with
all engaged in the Temperance Reformation,
and they shall have our earnest and constant
cooperation. We earnc tly hope that the
time may soon come, that not only Ministers
but AL lovers of virtue will not only excm-
pity pure Temperance principles, but boldly
and continually advocate them. Therefore,
RcSoieea-lst. That we regard with the
most powerful emotions the continued pre-
yalencc Of Intcmpcrance in our mids4, and
that we will constantly oppose its progress
with all the DtoraL, ogicial and political in
fuoncc we are able TO effect.
I'd. That we hold such as traffic in intoxi-
eating drinks among the highest offenders
against Society and against God.
81. That a law similar to the Maine Law
is right in itself and conflicts with no mans
right, and should be embodied forthwith in
the laws Of this State.
4th. That is the sense of this Association
that the expulsion Of ardent spirits as bcy-
cragc from our STATE, is our only salvation
as as a people from the evils o|intempcrance;
and that We will never cease effort to obtain
the passage and execution Of Il law that shall
eliectuaIIy put an end to the traffic in and
use of ardent spirits as a beverage, until our
land shall be redeemed from the curse Of
drunkenness.
5th. That we greatly regret that there are
found SO many among our populIhon that
furnish material for the manufacture Of III
toxicating drinl 5, and that we will urge them
to make all necessary sacrifices to conform to
the APOSTLE rule, 'shn the appearance ofev-
+ H."
/ p. B. PEAsE, Scc'y. J. NJ. LEEIIY, Prcs't,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
ELECTION NOTICE

E HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that election will take
4 place in and for the County Of Kenos, Monday the
oh day of September next to be holden the hours
and places OF holding Elections in The Towns
County and in The different Wards the City OF Kenosha
for The election of County Judge in the place of the Hon.
Isaac toddard, whose of Office expires the hrs
day OF Jqnuary. \. ID. 1854.
P.COSGRAVE. Sheriff of kenosha Co.
Sherifys Office, KenoSha, Aug Is 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02

Would respectfully invite the Public 20 an examination of
the No Instrument OF the size produced In the
Country combines much melody and compass, with
musical sufHrs1. these instruments. In many
Churches, they have taken the pncc of Organ giving
the most ann lt satisfaction.
Each Instrument is warranted to be perfect in every re-
spcct, otherwise s.le. icy of 1, =, and oc-
taves, ard range in price from SJ $3.50 according
style finish, &c, &c
Orders the Subscriber will be promptly attended
To, and AL communications Immediately answered.
kcno>hl, Aug.7, 1853. [S-lyl MARY \. AVER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
NOTICE.

Ii Persons having business with the County Treasll-
rer, during the absence uuder signed are re-
ieTIed 10 - y BRANDE, Office OF Register Of Deeds.
kenosha, Avg. 18Th, 1s53.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02

'WEr JUSTICE OF UrAH-Among the
e., /, !. appointments, we publish that of JOIN
F.. N'>AEY, of Iowa, as Chief Justice OF
r,'h, Judge Kinney is brother of Z. NJ,
NAncy. Esq, of this citv.-Tifqune,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
DIR III. JOHNSON,


ph y $ / c n II n II q N re- cOn,
NFFEES his professional services Ia the citizens of Kc-
Z nosha, and adjacent county. He can say without
onrdictin that in experience of siTtce
tice in the treatment OF Western diseases ne has lest
patient Of fever however complicated with local difficult
ties, when called In sca~onabc time. Nor has he in
fHgie Instance failed 10 render The necessary aid and Ia
ply the requisite remedies in the profession OF Obstetrics
For the qualification of the afflicted will TGrraHf, IT I'M
dertake. to the following diseases, pHg8 Fc-
ycrs, Lung Complaints from Bilious Dcran-emcn~' sore
Eyes, all difficulties attending cOHlHcments, rheumatism,
Liver Complaints, all Female Complaints whatever their
character: igue Intermittent Fcyc-. by from
portinn< Medicine opional with the applicant.
/ wish distinctly understood that all the above nTmcd
Complaints viii cure pay VIII be asked If directions
followed.
f[F- Cait md prore t4r rrfRes Of the nrr tedriHe.
Ogce bis residence first house west OF bridge, west OF
Congregational Church.
KcnoSlla july !. Ic.3. ly-2 u. JOHNSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
BY EXPRESS.

EUST RECEIVED, by Express, fresh supply OF fhose
nice ii Rnrneta which now selling at as cts
H. fov, d n ls,tcr ones. tc dOz nice colored Al
liz shilinrs i few pieces Bonnet Cape Trimmings Rib
ban.' ac HUBBARD a. BLINN.
june :, 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02

STATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Iani., s ys In Equity.

1t satisfactorily appearing to me, by affidavit,
that the subpoena to appear, issued in this cause
has been returned by the sheriff of said county,
"not served" on the said defendant and that she
is out of this state; on motion of Barnes Lyon,
Solicitors for Complainant, Ordered, That the said
defendant Louisa ScowtOn, appear, plead, answer
or dcmur to the compliments bill of complaint
filed in this cause, by the 18th day of September,
A. ID. 1853; and that this order lie published six
weeks in the kcnosha Telegraph, b" newspaper
printed in said county.
Dated this 2Gth day of May, \. D., 1858.
EDWARD V. WILTON, Circuit Judge.
BARNES x LYON, Compartments Solicitors.
a true copy of the original order on file;
Attest O. +. DANA, Clerk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02

Simon says there is no place like home,
except the home Of the girl YOU are courting-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
NOTICE.


KENOSHA CIRCUIT COT RT-lN CIIANCERY.
rah b. Whitney Timothy Higgins, William Strong, Jun,
Charles f. FRENCH Ora Cutter and Daniel s. lonhg de-
PENDANTS.
Virtue Of final Decree, made BY this Court in the
above entitled cause, the Second day of May S5
shall sell at Public Auction, 10 the highest bidder, all
singular The nortgaged premises mentioned In the Bill OF
Complaint and in the said final Decree in said cause, known
and described follows 10 wit: IAN that certain lot OF
land on the SOUTHEAST quarter of Section Nunber Thirty
onc CID, in Township Number Two en- North of Range
Number TwenlyThree (23 East, in the City Of kcnnsa,
known and described Lot Number -Four ca in Block
Number Fifly-Nnc (59). Aso-ihc South twoIhirdS of
Block Number twenty Six t2l, the quarter Sec
lion, according To survey made by A. w. Duollc, and
recorded in the Registers Office of the County of Racine,
saving and reservHg hcrcfrom the following buildings,
namely: the store occupied by Hale Lee Lay The
sixth day of December lclj, situated the SOUTHEAST
corner of said Block and also the buildings occupied nj
said last mentioned time by :. King Book store.
he said sale will take pace Saturday the Both day of
July 1888 ut three O'Clock in the afternoon Of TINT day ut
the Cour House i'll the City of Kenosh in the County of
kcnosha, and State of Wisconsin. Terms Cash.
7. COSGRANE, Sheriff of kcnosha County.
Dated June Ii, 1853 5-6
STRONG & Fuller, Compll's. Solrs.
POSTPONEMENF.
The above Sale. by request of the parties Interested Is
postponed 10 Thursday, The 18th day of September 1853
the hour and al the place above mentioned.
P.COSGRANE, Sheriff OF Keno: Ia Co.
Dated, July -. 1853.
SIRoNG x FULLER, Complainaut'S Soils.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02

h"'cN FOR CmCAGo.--We have noticed the
t.0,'e5 La"Y Inn loading at our Hsrbor several
.. I''ey with Brick for Chicago. These Brick
Manufactured near this city; by our enterpri,
!, '''ow clii2en, Mr.. HowIANp, who we under
.' mas contracted 10 furnish 500, coo brick to
s.1 'ss III Chicago. They are of the hes; quality,
gr. taa'n beauty 10 the far famed milwaukee
,,..,, ana we are told, are in high rcpu;e III
s'' 'of hardness aud durability Tribune.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02


III fsToRy ofthe Observation-Disclosures n conncctio
Siththe Wisconsin,con 1on.by ephen Peet
Pice sJcents. For sale KINGS BOOKSTORE
EELLY MoULDs, a beautiful article for sale al No
81 20. Mainstreet, augIs JR PHELPS
6SLoVEs, MiTTs, AND HosIERY-A complete as
IN sentimental METCAIF, MERRILL s cos.
ERocKERY.--i large assortment just landing for
~ SCOTT s. STRONG.
so PIECES Black Gro de Rhine, SIX justreceived
n " and for sale by MErCALF, MERRILL & co.
ESoRN MEAL, and Graham Flour, constantly on hand
~ at /. NJ. WATTS.
UucKWnEAT FLOUR of the bes. qualify, and Syrup
H0 to match, at l. NJ. WATTS.
&HAn In City and County Scrip wanted in ex
% wv change for anything have TO sell, at my
Store. No. 40. Main Street.
Sept Sth, 1852 J.R. PHELPS.
EDoRTE MONEYS OF all kinds. a good article for sale
Ill at Dec Isl KINGS BOOKSTORE.
INK wiring, Black, Blue, Red. Carmine and Indeble
Ill Ink, all sizes for sale at KINGS BOOKSTORE.
~ OLD PENS, of all sizes, the best qualify in market
VE for sale at ldec j KINGS BOOKSTORE.
CURTAIN PAPER
EEIAiN, Green Blue and Figured for sale nj
IL KINGS BOOKSTORE.
NHAPLI sUGARfor salcby
We METCALP, MERRILL & co.
AnpIECEs Printed De LANES from one to Il < shin
ASplln gsjust reed METCM MERRILL CO !
General Laws OF wisconsin,,
NOR SALE at this Office, aRdat
u KINGS 200 KsTORE.
TO RENT.
SEVERAL DWELLING HOUSES in different parts
- theCty. Po.sessiongfen April Isl.
EBocKET DIARIES for 1859 for sale at
u KINGS BOOKSTORE.
NEACKEREI. and Goldfish, \. No. l. Sealed Herring
4Vh by the Box, at l. VI WATTS
& ATCHELS aud TRAVELLING u iGs, II grcatvariety
- at prices to sui;,at METCALF, MERRILL & co
NEITrs, Gloves and Hosiery. now on hand at
4FA Aug'd MEFCALF, MERRILL. Il cos.
WANTED.
HD AGS. Old Copper Pcwtcrand Brass, at Moro, Main
CHEESE! CHEESE!
A PRIME LOT, forsalcIow at
"a BENNET sELLEcS's.
SINGING ROCKS.
A<HOIRS and Singing Schools furnished withthe
a. Dulcimcr, llarpsichod, Cacta Laudis, Pttry, Ma
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
a LARGE ASSORTMENT of Prints, Gnghams, Nous
IA De LANES. Berage and Berage DE LANES. Printed
ushs ana fops Just received and for sale very low by
MErCALF, MERRILL & co.
Mobiles ofeycry kind suitable for Pulpit and Family
"A . use, representation, for sale at
dec 20 KINGS BOOKSTORE.
NTESTINGS-a fine assortment at
v MErCALF, MERRILL & Co.'S
EhRESS Trimmings, Button, { C. &C.. n large stock n
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TETE Subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
q Counties OF KcuOshn Racine and Milwaukee, for the
sale of PRESCOTT & BROTHERS.
NIELODEONS. IEOEEANS. SERAPKFEYES,
AND REED ORGANS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
Madison, August 25sh, 1853.
c. LORD, Chairman.
J. q. KNAPP
+. DANIELS {
{. L. SHOLES
S. G. LAMBARD {
CONSTITUTION.

SEcrroS /. This association shall be
known rs the TEMPERANCE BAND Of
in the County Of Wiscon-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02

P. B. PEAsE, Sec'y. J. NJ. LEEIIY, Prcs't.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-02
MONEY TO LOAN

NARPETS! CARPETS, A splendid assortment just
a. eivedand forsllc;l;I ply
SCOTT 81 STRnN
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07
Later from California

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-The steamer
Daniel Webster arrived here to-day, with
dates from San Francisco to the 10th
ultimo., bringing passengers through in
the short space Of twenty-one days.
She brings 200 passengers and $50, 600 in
gold dust, brought by the steamer Sierra
Nevada from San Francisco at Panama.
The steamers Golden Gate and the
Uncle Sam sailed from San Francisco for
Panama on the same day as the Sierra
Nevada. The Sierra Nevada brought
down to Panama 81 10000 in gold
dust, and the Golden Gate 81, l30,0 900.
There has been a terrible fire at the
City of Sonora, destroying full one-third
OF the City. The loss is estimated at
million and half.
The Irish patriot, John Mitchell, of
whose escape from Van Dieman's Land
accounts have been received, arrived at
San Francisco on the 10Th ult. He has
been most enthusiastically received and
welcomed to freedom by all classes of
citizens.