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AntI-Sinvcry Vote of ls4l and 1852
compared.

" There has been large increase of the Anti
slavery vote since the Presidential election of 1874
which is the true date of comparison, the vote for
Vau Buren, in ls4S, being largely made ap from
the Democratic ranks, particularly of those who
were dissatisfied with the nomination of CasS,"
Comparing the vote Hale received in the free
States with the Birney vote Of 1874, it stands as
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

Although these works are distinguished BY the political
shades above indicated, yet but small portion their
devoted political subjects. II is their literary
character which them their chief vaue aud that
they stand conSsedy FAR above all other Journals their
class BiGckrood still under the ftherly Christie
pher North maintains its ancient celebrity and
time, unusually atsc,C, from the serial works Bulwer
and other literary hlc written for tina: magazine and
first appearing in lis columns both in Great BrHin and
the ned States such works Ihe Cations" and "Ny
New Novel, doth By Buwer The Green Hand" katie
stewart and other serials. o which rival edi-
tOns issued by the leading publishers in this country,
have to be reprinted 10y those publishers from the pages
Backwoud, aiter il has been issued 10y Me'sr scott Co,
that subscribers TO the Reprint that Magazine may
rely ON having the earliest reading of these fascinating
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STRAY COLT. Taken up by the subscriber, about the
- First Of Now sorrril Colt supposed to be years
years old last ptlng j has white in the face and
the two hind feet white The owner Is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take it away
HIRAM LEACH
Pleasant Prairie, Eov. g. 1852. 4-24
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Waukegan Items.

The new Odd Fellows Hall, third story of
Steelc's Block, is in a nearly finished state
The labor and expense which have been be
slowed upon it have been great. The stucco
work by RcyuoId, 4 Co., is superb The
wood work is grained in limitation of oak,
and displays the artistic skill of Me5srs.
Daughcrtv u Nichols, Every thing thus far
connected with the fitting up of this commo-
diouS Hall reflects much credit upon those
in whose hands it has become one the most
beautiful rooms in the west. We understand
that it will soon be dedicatcd.-[ Waukegan
Chron.
Oop Fellows FEsrIvAL.-The Fifth An
nual Festival of Waukegan Lodge No. 2G,
comes Oft on Thursday evening next From
the rumors abroad, We learn that is will be
the most grand and recherche affair of the
season.
MR-. FoNpAs LEcTURE.-A Crowd turn
ed out on Sunday evening, notwithstand-
ing the foul weather to hear and see the
phenomena of lady lecturing upon the sub
Ject of Temperancc--a trite topic, but one
which always comes home to the hearts of a
community like ours, where the thing is ap-
prcciatcd.
The address was listened to with marked
attention 10y the numerous auditory Wau
Chron.
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Milwaukee Weekly Sentinel,
PROSPECTUS FOR 1853.

TIE Propretors of the Sentinel grateful for past and
aNos and derous of increasing their already large
circulation throughout the STATE take this method of inv
ng attention To their Weekly paper. The year 1888
not rail to be one OF stirring interest in the ars the
World, both at home an6 abroad The Scpftncl, he
eNc has "r! earned reputation second t" none for OBJ
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A CARD.

THNE undersigned this method of expressing his
IL obligations to those Who have forward and sell
ed her accounts ana wishes to suggest TO about thou
sand Others that lie intends leaving the city soun and that
all who prefer to adjust their and notes with him
III person must cal n'ont further delay Aer the
%Oh O January all unsettled accounts will be left with
justice for collection and mistake. Thos. who call up
on hun al home can settle upon favorable TENS than
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agent. C. CLEMENT
Dec. 30. 1882 %
ESTBA1. Came 70 the premises of the snb-
Ia scrbcr three year old steer. Brindle color
with little whitc-straiaht horns-camc last June
The owner is requested to prove property-pay
Charges-and take it away.
JOHN KAN
Brighton, Kcno2ha, Co., Jan 3, SO.
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KEHosnA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-N EQUITY
Julia +. Barlow,
G. BARLOW.

ut satisfactorily appearing that The process Of subpoena
to appear aud answer on the I'D day OF NoNcm-
bcr 1852 duly issued Of Ibis Court the above emit
ted cause, and made rcurnAe on the I'd day OF DocCn-
Der -5 and thai the said subpoena has been returned not
served on the SAID defendants Isaac e. Barlow by the Shcr
M Of The County of Kcnosha; and further appearing by
affidavit that the said defendant has not caused his appear
ancc entered in this according 10 the rules OF
this Court the ought 10 lee entered in case such pro
cess had been duly scrvedGHd that the said defendant
Isaac c. Harlow Of the stated i,couslnh, reuTG
on motion of Iuw>icc 4 Randall, Solicitors for said Com
pluinnnt 1t is ordered lmt the said defendants Isaac T. Bar
low do appear In said and file his plea de-
murcr to the Bill OF Complaint fled in snid cause, the
Tenth day March, 1853, in default thereof that the said
Bill be taken confessed by and against him And It 10
further Ordered that order be published IN the keno
eha Telegraph newspaper printed aud publ shed III said
County kcHo>a six weeks succesively at lcasl ono8
in cnch prior the said Tenth day Of March, le51
Dated Dec. Sd, lsJ2,
J. T. HILDRETH,
Court Commissioner for Kcnoshn County.
TowsLrE & RANDALL, Conn luinant's Sol. ~
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kExosuA COUNTY CIRCUIT coURr-N EQUITY


Sp"nscr s, Benedict
Am rcniirG affidavit Of J. T. Randall in this cause,
Y y ard motion OF Towscc & Randall, Compliments
Solicitors Il il ordered that Spenscr = BENEDICT the above
named defendant, and all parties interested, appear and
plead drmur tO tie Bill of Complaint in this
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PENDANT within twenty day, that the be published
for six weeks successfully once N each week, in the M"
nosha Telrguph, newspaper printed snd published ia
the City Of kenoah before The said Third day Of March,
1888.
The Bill Of Complaint in this prnys for the partition
and sale o that part of Lots one and Two OF Block Forty
Two in The South East quarter of Section Thirty One In the
City keno~hn, which Is described ~ follows to Wit
Commencing the Vest side Of MINI street on Lot One
and three feet othCry Of the NurE ast corner Of
said block thence Westerly parallel with the North limo
said Block, eighty tct thence Southcfy pamlel with
the line OF Lot Two, twcnyonc foct thence Fast
wnrd eighty feet thence Norhcry rs cny feet 10 tho
pace Of beginning together with such right Of way there
attached formerly belonged James ID. Pusifos
BY the Court
EDWARD V. WILTON, Judge.
Dated Nov I'd, l-J2.
TowsLIE x KAsnALI, ComlIrs sols. 7-3s
4 true copy. Attest, .. T. DANA, CLERK.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

The first regular train from GAINESVILLE
came in yesterday morning, making exactly
the schedule time, four hours and twenty mi
nutes. As soon as the road is ballested and
Strengthened some what, the time will he re-
duo"d 10 three bour-.-T Nil Sen,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
County Treasurer's Office.

The office Of the County Treasurer will be
found in the building in which the Kenosha Telc-
graph is published over SCOTS Furniture Ware
Room, Main Street NJ FRANK
County Treasurer
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Corn Meal,

H<ORN MEAL-In quantities 10 sui. purchasers, KEPT
" constantly for sale al the
Dec. 27, l532. 49, kENOSIIA STEAM MILL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

EIOKSr, FOR SALE.

a GOOD HORSE, for Family Farm USE, can be obs
"a tanned accommodating terms. Enquire ut this OF
flee. Nov ., lSj2.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

a. TRAY HOGS Came into the enclosure the >ubscri-
- Der about the first OF November last Sow and Pigs
The Pigs apparently about four months old The
ers requested TO prove property pay the expenses and
take them away. WILLIAM FOSTER.
Somers, Dec. 30th, 1852 4-3l
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N. Y. Type Foundry,

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executed without delay.
supplement to his late specimen book will be issued
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Editors Printers wishing TO establish u newspaper
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Founry, shall be allowed the amount of their charge
purchasing four times its amount
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
CITY AND COUNTY OF EFrOSHA, ssh JUSTICE

CITY AND COUNTY OF EFTOSIIA, SS.-IN JUSTICE
COURT.
To Zelly Cleveland: You hereby notified that
writs of Attachment have been issued against you and your
property attached 30 satisfy the demand of Josah Bond
cunning $40 90. Now unless you shall appear before
Friend j. WhioCk. Justice of the Peace in and
County, his office, the ooh day of January, 1853
o'clock T. NJ Judgments will he rendered against you, and
your properly sold 10 pay the said debts
JOSIAH BOND, Plaintiff.
Dated this 29lh day Of December A. D. 1852. $3.50
* ATCUEI.s aud TRAVELLING BAGS, great variety
SA At pric:s 10 snit,at METCALF. MERRILL. & CO.'S
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
BEST WATER POWERS

In the South Eastern pnrl Of the State.
The above mentioned lots and Water Power are the
School Section in the Town OF Hudson and sold by
the state 10 :. Fisk for the Of 81 $50. There has
paid the 1887 So and interest January 1s 1853
there remains 10 be paid before the first day Of Janu
AIRY, 1860. the OF 81 9l2 80, aud annual interest.
10 perfect the advantages for the Improvement OF the
Water Power the above lands the following privileges
were recommended previously to the sale thereof 10 be ad
dcd, by the Board of County Supervisors OF Waworh Coz
appears from the records Of said County Board which
recommendation was subsequently approved by the State
according The papers file in The Office OF Secretary of
Stale.
The recommendation Of the Eosrd of Supervisors, sp
proved by the Sutc, Is As follows:
ON this Section there IS valuable Water Power
what is called White River for the purpose OF dsposing of
the 10 the best advantage for the School Fund
commend that subdivisions, No. |, containing 80 90l00
acres; No II, containing forty acres and No. IL,
ing forty with the privilege OF making canal rail-
way across No & to lot No the privilege of flowing
lands necessary for hydraulic purposes lois ID, &
and Of turning The Of White River from il. present
channel above lots No ~ II, be sold entire the
purchaser PHILO JuDSON,
j. V. QUARLES
NJ. FRANK.
Nae - 1IfS INt.1-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
GETN FAX ROLL.

gEVHE Tax Payers of this City hereby notified that the
City Tax Roll is in my possession and those who
pay Taxes Wi find me At the City Hull for that
purpose unit the last day OF december next And fur
hCr give notice thai the second Monday Of january
next, sell all Ihe lots and lands said Tax Roll upon
which tie Taxes rcrain uDpad,to say the Taxes, costs
and other liabilities which shah legally accrue.
DANi.. NJ CLARkSD%, cry Treasurer
Kenosha Nov. 9Th, 1852. y
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FOR SAFE.

FOR SAFE.
eA ACRES OF unimpro>cd land situated 81. mile
EMSD souhwcsto OF kenoshu. Twelve Of II Is frs
rate Timber. Also,
4 FARM
OF so acres within mile OF the city o! KcnoshG. Said
Farm il all fenced in cuenj lots. has upon small
Orchard which has commenced bearing. and 80 of
excellent meadow land, viii other Ii is
Of the best Stock Farms in the country
Appl! on the premises. 10
l., ROWLAND.
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VALUABLE
w A T Err Pc w L r
FOR SALE AT
A a CT 10 N.

NNTILL Re SOLD At ELKHORN, Walworth Conn
w ~, on Wednesday, the Goth day of january, 1883
at Two O'Clock, P. NJ, Lots Ii d r. containing 10 20
one huudredths of land, situated In the VILLAC
OF LYONS, Town of Hudson Nalworih Co together with
the Water Power apperainng thereto. White River pass
through the lots above mentioned and is capable OF be-
ing improved WIN A FALL OF p FEET. The loca-
lion is regarded by competent judges. one of the
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

CIGET pRAFTson View Ycrl for sale al the Chiess
> rstes. n Z TOyveI RI :
Ms.rh q. 1851 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

The merchants principally in New York,
have subscribed $1,000 as a remuneration for
the Judicial robbery perpetrated by Judge
Paine in the notorious Lennon Case. Does
any one South believe that these ostensibe
sympathl>ers were moved with spirit of JUS
tee and benevolence, or rather was it not an
impulse sprung by the thought of CONNER
cial gain! Dove infer that they looked to any
other fact than that such a just indignation
would get hold upon Southern merchants as
would drive them to Charleston or Savannah
to trade, in place of New York Such would
have be, the case, and they, foreseeing this
withdrawal have attempted to repair the in
jury by the remuneration of few -housaud
dollars.-Mongomery (Ala) Times.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

~ becoming in time possessed knowledge the want
"heh mas caused the sickness aud poverty thousands
n view OF such consequences, wife
saAie II she neglect sval herself OF that knoIeace IN
rsSIeet TO herself which would spare her much suffering be
tAS means OF happeSs aud prosperity her husband and
confer upon her Children that above all
bodies with healthy minds That knowledge is N
little work eAILltl
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14

EARNINGS OF L n. IL c. r. Rive
learn from the Norwalk Experiment that the
receipts of the road, between Toledo and
Monroeville, fifty three miles, for the first six
days, for passengers alone, exceeds an aver
age of six hundred dollars day. making a
total of over $4,000 for the week Add to
this freight and mail service, and it will Civ e
an aggregate of at least $4,000 for the first
six DAYS.
The same paper says:
I'VE are crcdiably informed that our con
tractors last week declined an offer of par for
their entire stock, $l500O0, which they re-
ceived in part payment at so cents on the
dollar 1t was recently remarked by one of
the contractors that this was the first road
they had ever had to do with in which the
cash part of the consideration was the poorest
part of the pay"
Here is encouragement for our Lake Shore
Railroad. 1t cannot fail to pay we'll and
to help all around.-[ Mil Sen
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NOTICE TO FAX PAYERS.

VEvTTE Tax Payers Of This City hereby Informed
the iarhor Tax Roll Is in my hand, for collie c
ton and that will receive the Taxes Tor the my
occ, IL the City Ia until the last day of December next
AMI further give notice that shalt -ell the Second
Monday January next al lhc lots, lands &c upon which
the Ilid Taxes have been paid, susy the Taxes,
COST, and other liabilities which shall legally
DANI. VI. CLARkSUN, Cuy Treasurer.
Keno.ha, Noy. 9Th, lsJ2. II
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DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.

BoCKET DIARIES for 1853, for sale at
KINGS BOOKSTORE
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YEARS OF MISERY.

And 10 her husband s toll aud anxiety Of mind
necessarily deyevnG upon HIM from sickness OF the wife
without SWING hun the opportunity of acquiring that com.
peteHce "hich his eHerons sned and the possession
81 when would seeae the happiness OF himself wife,
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ENSTRAIkD. Taken uphy The subscribe Bay year
EA ling re colt, has small hc po! he forehead
Sad C has been about the premises II the subscriber
number months past. The owner requested prove
properly pay charges and take him away.
kenosha, Dec. 9Th, l-J2 +35 VI. O. BENNET.
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