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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18

USc1E Tons CApIN-The Boston Com
monwealth saws the dc2nayrt fo~ this work
shows no sign of a5a;ercnt. Mcssrs. jew
EFT & Co. have already, within s months Is
sued more than a quarter Of q million of
copies of it. and its AmcriGaA readers may
now be counted hy millions. of tire pam
phlet edition, 100000 have been printed
This very significantly shows the state Of
the public mind on the slavery question.
We learn that large orders for Uncle
TOMS Cabin are now beginning to come in
from the South The publishers have Just
received one order frm Nicksburgh, Miss,
an ,ther from New Orleans, another from a
bookseller in Georgia, All the noble ell
ements Of human nature, everywhere, being
in league with it, tn book will circulate rs
widely among readers in the North as in the
South"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18

NEW JUpfcrAL C1RCUIr.-The Senate bill
for the creation of two new Judicial Circuits, con-
templates forming the Seventh Circuit with the
counties of Calumet, Sheyboygan, Fond du Lac,
and Mantowoc and the Eighth with Marquette,
Wsushara, Waupacca, Marathon and Adams.
ScuooL JoURSAL.--Scnator Wakcly has in
troduced a bill providing for the publication of q
School Joumal to be issued monthly, in Maya
zine form, ccntaieiNg thirty two papers, Svo, 1t
is to he under the supervision OF the State Super
intendcn; or Public Instruction., who is aHthoriZ,
ed TO procure the printing Of a sufficient number
of copies tofurniSh one to every District Academy,
College and University i'll the State, and 10 eX-
change with such other Journals as he may think
proper, to limited extent.
CoxcrrsIvE-" Did you say, sir, that YOU con-
sidered Mr.. Smith insane ~ asked a lawyer of 3
witness, in criminal case.
" Yes, sir. did"
Upon what grounds did YOU base that infer
cnce .
why lent him silk umbrella and IS in
money, and he returned them both"
SINGULAR pRAYER-,Passing through the
quiet little village Of Saline, in Indiana, few
DAYS ago. tcilow-pnssCngcr pointed out q wealth
cr-beaten house of worrhip the place where he
once beard, on rainy occason,t he following pray.
or from the said preacher
- We thank Thee, Lord, for the goodlv num-
Der here to night and that thou also art here not
withstnuding the inclemency of the weather! !"
\ good Joke is told Of young couple riding
home after their marriage, The day had been
cloudy, and the young man seeing the clouds break
away said i hope we will soon have a little
sun" The Young wife replied very honestly
as for me l should rather have little DG.ght-
e..
WoMAN's TEMPERANCE CONTENTION
The New York Tribune saws the women
grand temperance demonstration in that city
on the evening of the eth inst, was bril-
liant and successful affair, and there We're
nearly Us many present as at the Jenny Lind
or Kate Hayes entertainments.
During debate in the L. S. House Of
Representatives, recently, on tobacco chew
lug, Mr.. Stanley took occasion to say, "chew-
ing is a vile, anti-christian, barbarous habit,
introduced into civil life for purposes of deg
ration. One half of the boys who grow up
topers, commence their course by smoking
segars and chewing
The death of the Australian Traveller,
Lcichard, has been ascertained. He was Kill
led by the natives, after having penetrated
1900 miles into the interior of that CONT
nent.
DrAru OF CART, HowE-Tho Clevc-
land Herald of the eth inst, announces the
death of Capt D. HOWE, for many years
one of the most successful end popular Steam
boat Officers ON our Lakes,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18

Bills in the following list of Western Banks arc
received on deposit by the City Bank, in this city
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
Bank OF America, Chicago.
Chicago Bank,
CHfnmrsctsl Bank,
Marine Bank,
Merchants 8 Mechanics Dans, Chicago.
Union Bank,
Mechanics Bank Chicago
Rank OF Lucas Simond., Springfield
Clask's Exchange Dank.
Bank Of oitowa, Ottowe.
Central Bank, Peoria,
Rock Island Bank, Rock Island
Stock Security Bank, Danyille.
Belvdere Bank, Belvidere.
Mechanics s. Farmers Bank, Springfield.
Quincy City pank, Quincy.
fairiiudl and other Issues.
Wis. Marine & Fire Insur'ce Co, Crfs Of Deposit.
Rank OF America, Washington.
Merchants & Mechanics Bank, Crfs OF Deposit.
Southwestern Plank Road, Checks.
Chicago Bank. II. Burch s. Co, Cheeks.
City Bank, Bradley, Curtiss & Co,
Union Plank Road Co, Michigan City.
Richmond's Exchange Bank.
Illinois River Brink.
Lucas & Sirnonds, Checks.
Clark g. Bros, -. Louis. Checks
Beividcro bank. Belyldsre-AleI. Nicely.
Michigan Banks.
Ohio Banks.
Indians, Mississippi & Kentucky Banks.
Erls Bank. Pennsy Vania.
Newport Safety Fund Bank, Kentucky, SdIs
Bank Of East Tennessee. 9on
The toHoring, uhich hare more or less Circulation
are not taksS at all.
Farmers Bank, Chicago.
Bank OF ChcAco-Seih Psipe.
Bank of Commerce.
OsNeSo & Indiana Plank Road, Joliet
Loyanpoyt Insurance Co, lrdians
Adri4n Insurance Co, Michigan.
Milwaukee Bank.
Rock Island Rank Cheeks
Washington, D. G., Banks.
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Dated at Southport, Dec. sth. 4. d. ls52. IS

kENOSHA CIRCUIT COuRT-IN CHAECERY.
Harmon Griffin, Complainant, A=lnn w. Nofthway.
Roman +. Nurhway Clement l.. NJ Sorthway, and Am
men N. Norlhway, Defendants.
EHY Virtue Of a final decree made BY this Court In this
the Eighth day Of November; A. d; le52
shall sell public Auction the highest bidder all and
singular the murgnged premises situated In the county Of
keuosha, mentioned in the Bill Of Complaint and in the
said final decree in said cause aud therein described fol-
lows wit: "A that certain piece parcel OF nnd lying
and being the County of kencsha and State of Wiscon-
sin, and known and described follows to witt The North
halt of the North West Quarter OF Section number four
Of Township number two ~ North Of Range number
rone 2 Eas being fractional, ard Containing sixty
AMI AZ 100 o lsndor much thereof shall be
sufficient to satisfy anu pay the amount due said decree,
and costs.
The said sale will take place Saturday, the Nineteenth
day February, A. 1883 betw the of and
O'Clock in the afternoon Of That day the Court House
in the city of kcnosha in the county of Kenohn and State
OF Wisconsin. t~y Terms, Cash.
NATHAN L. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of kenosha County
STRONG & FrLLEp, Complainant's Soils.
Dated 3Oth December A. D. 1852 e-35
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18
SPECIAL ELECTION,

EpY direction Of the City Council. give notice TINT
Special Election will be held in This City on WEDNEs-
the I'D DAY FEBUUARY next for the purpose Of
deciding whether Loan OF Ten Thousand Dollars al On
interest not exceeding cent. and for apCrod Of
Ten years, shall be made the credit OF this City, aid
the completion Of the HabOr the South mouth of Pike
Creek said loan, if procured be expended orthe OBJ
eSt designated during the present year, under such dtrcc
ton and management a may hereafter be determined
The of opening the Polls Of said Election shall be
A. VI. and the time for closing. p NJ, hours id
journment being allowed from II NJ TO P. NJ.
The places Of holding said Election in the several Wards
will be as follows;
FIRST WARD-City Hall.
SECOND Basement OF Aliens HOUSE.
THIRD Basement OF Methodist Church.
The fora of the ballots shall be, For Loan and
gainSt Lodn"-cnd may be written or printed.
Election be conducted and returns TO be made pro
vidcd in case of other City Elections.
In addition to usual qualifications Of voters, Sec a
Of City Charter prcscbes necessary The possession Of
freehold estate occupancy of lots upon leases which
lots such occupant pays taxes.
Notice is also given that Special Election VIII be held
"Wednesday, the 23d Instant at the City Hail. IN the First
Ward, for alderman 10 supply vacancy Cccasoned by
the resignation of j. r. Merrill, Esq said Election will
ne opened, conducted dourned and closed the same
the Harbor Election above ordered.
G. c. SHOLEs Mayor.
February 10, 1853. 235
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CITY DIRECTORY FER STRANGERS lind TRAVELLERS.

STAGES LEAVE KENOSHA
For Racine and Milwaukee, daily from 10 to Is
O'Clock, p NJ.
For Chicago, daily, from to 4, P. NJ
For Geneva, Delavan, Beloit aud GAINESVILLE, daily
4 A. NJ
For Richmond, Illinois, every Saturday morning
o'clock
A horseback mail leaves for Burlington, Racine
county, every Friday morning.
Horseback mail to Antioch, Ills Saturday, IL VI
CHUR CHES.
observation-disclosures North Ward Grand ST..
REV. JOHN GRIDLEY, Pastor-Regular Servi-
ces, forenoon and evening Of Sunday and Wed
nesdav evening of each week at the Female Sc
minary, Middle Ward.
Methodist Episcopal-IIouse, South Ward, Main
ST, Rev. S SEARL, Pastor,-Reguar Services
forenoon and evening of Sunday.
Buptist-House, South Ward, Church ST.. REV J.
HIST0S, Pastor-Regular Services, forenoon,
afternoon and efening of Sunday
Ep'scopal-House, First Ward, Market ST. Ser
vices forenoon and afternoon Rev. Mr.. Bow
man, officiating clergyman:
Catholic-Hcuse, First Ward, Wisconsin ST., REV.
JONI CoSRoY, st0r,-Regular Services fore
noon and afternoon Sunday.
German Cdtholic-House, North Ward, Services
every Sunday.
German Lutheam-Public School House North
Ward, services, alternate Sunday.
Free regdt'On.-Services in Public School
House, North Ward every alternate Sabbath,
at P. NJ. Rev. j. Lothrop, Preacher,
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
North and Middle Wards, open to visitors during
regular school hours.
FEMALE SEMINARY-Building South Ward, Chi
cago ST., Miss L. BRoUGHToS, Principal
SISTERS OF CHARITY-School house on Wis
consin street, near the Catholic Church, South
Ward.
LOD GEES
ODD FELLows-IIall, third story Durkee Block
Main st.-Southport Lodge, No. T. meets on
Wednesday evening of each week. Kcnosha
Lodge, No. 40, Friday evenings. Palestine En-
campment second and fourth Tuesday in each
month.
DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE-Mcct Friday
evenings of each week, in Female Seminary bull.
ding, south ward.
Sous OF TEMPERANCE. Dew Drop Division,
meet on Monday Evening, in the Female Semin-
airy building.
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CHANCERY SALE.

SITE OF WlSCONSIS-KENOSliA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-iN CIANCERY.
Aionzo Campbell Hornto c. Train Maria Train nd
John Perrine.
HEY Write and in pursuance Of Decree ofthe Circuit
Court for the county Of kenosha, state Of isconsn
made and entered In certain pending therein the
Chanccry side thereof In the Term OF May, A. ID. 1852
wherein Aibnzo Cainpbellis Complainant and orato {,
Train Maria Train and John Perrne Defendants bear
ing date the Goth day OF May 1852. shall sell public
The highest bidder the door ofthe Court House
in the city of kenosha in said county Wednesday
9Th OF October A D. 1852 betw the hours ofnine
and Give in the forenoon Of that day the following des
crbed real wit An that certain piece, parcel
lying and being in the city OF kenosha and
state of Wisconsin, and described as follows, LotNo.
~ In block No eighty three $50 in the north east quar-
ter of Section No. hiryune (3 in township No. two a.
north Of Range No twenty 3 east according 10 the
Plat and survey Of the village of Southport nov city Of
of the county of Racine, and State OF Wisconsin,"
Dated Kenoshat September 0, a. D. 1852. Els
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
Sheriffof kenosha County.
q. s. HEAD Complts. Sol.
Posfp0neneD!.
The above safe postponed the request the defend
ant and by consent Of the plaintiff until the sth day Of
December, 1852.
ga n. r. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Dated October 23d, 4. =. 1859.
PostponemFnt.
Tie above sale is further postponed the feques; of the
defendant. and by consent Of the plaintiff until the Sd dny
March, 1883. n. X. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Dated December 6, 1852. IS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18
News by the Atlantic.
New YORK, Feb'y 18th.

The Collins Steamship reached her dock at
10 o'clock this morning, bringing Liverpool
dates to the goth of January.
She brings 900 tons of freight valued at a
million and half dollars.
There is an impression that soon after the
re-assembling of Parliament, Lord Palmer
ston will bring forward motion for the in
crease of the army.
A petition to the Queen was voted solicit
in her Majesty to demonstrate with foreign
powers against prosecutions for religious opin-
ions.
a similar large meeting was held in Lon
don on the 25th.
More favorable weather appears to have
set in England, and the anxiety of the farm
ers for their crops has been in measure re-
lieved.
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Milwaukee Weekly ScntiHv
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| TY-EIGHT COLUMNS Of reading matter, ORIG
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Inasmuch one Of the leading events q they
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A carefully prepared SUMMARY or rnr a.araa1s
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The Sentinel is Wing in politics, and in
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The result Of the election hos not Of all la .-' u.s..
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
EqualizinE Assessments.

Mr. Burdick, of Dane, introduced a bill in tho
Legislature providing that Town and Ward as
SCISSORS shall chose of their number, delegate to
a sort of convention, to be held at the Office Of the
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors, on the
last Monday of May in each year; the convention
receive the same pay while sitting IS the Coun.
~ Board of Supervisors. The convention shall
fix an equal and uniform basis for the appraise-
ment and assessment of real and personal prop
erty, and shall further agree upon uniform price
of all stock; farming utensils, mechanics tools,
stock in trade, merchandise, notes and accounts,
mortgages, and other personal property. y copy
of their proceedings shall be furnished each iowa
and Ward Board of assessors who shall act in
accordance thcrcwith,-lM Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Office is hereby given. that application will be made
~ &c tie Pcsu Of Supervisors of kenosha County
special meeting Of said Board TO be holden the Court
House in city Of ksnn Thursday the eny fourth
day OF February A. D. 1885, tie prescnTown of
Southport in said County Of kenosha and TO that
part of the said of Southport lying in Town
Forth Range twenty three 3 cast 10 the town ofPeasant
Prairie in said COUNT an ltat pnr snd town
Of Southport lying in north range twenty three
f93l snst TO the Town hf Somcrs in said County.
All persons interested, notified 20 appear at the time
and show cause, If any,why said nppca-
ton shout not be granted,
r. b. BARNES.
w. s. SHEPHERD
w. GOFF.
Dated at Southport, Dec eth. \. D. 1859. IS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18
LECTURES

VIII be delivered on Educational subjects b,
members of the Kenosha County Teacher As.o
citation, at the following times and places:
is, Burgess Corners, Salem, G. H. Dewey
Is, Eastman's 8. H., P. Prairie,
%, Methodist Ch'ch, Bristol, Rev s. Scarf
%, Liberty s. r., 1. W. Webster.
"a, Hinion's " P. p, Col NJ Frank.
&c, Stone, S. H, Wheatland, Mr.. Hatch
26, Kenosha, J. c. Roberts
Teachers, Clergyman and Others, willing 20 lee.
ture, will oblige by forwarding their names, &c.
to me at Bristol Post Office.
J. c. ROBERTS. Sec.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.

The following table exhibits the ratio of
white persons in the different states Of the
Union, over 81 years ofage, who can neither
read nor write
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For SALE AT KIxa's Book 9-oRr, KETosnA: W. {
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Ard her hufsnd the toll ard anxiety or tnna
NECESSARILY deteiyns upon him IRON sickness al the wife
without giving HIM the opportunity of acquiring that com
Petsnee which his eIeEons entitled aud the possession
81 which would the happiness OF himself wife,
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LEONARD SCOT1' s. -.
LIST OF
British Periodical PnbIil
Delivered in all he principal Cities in the
FREE or POSTAGE,
And forwarded by mail, under the proNlsto'.s
Post-Onice Law, al
Merely Nominal RdttS.

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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

BY becoming IN time possessed oil the knowledge the w.rt
oil wLe has caused the sickness and Of hoHsand
view oil such consequences,
sable II she neglect 10 avail herself Of that know ledge
Sieet TO herself which would her much SuernC
the means Of happiness and prosperity her husband and
coulter upon her children that essug above all Pesheahy
bodies wh healthy minds. That kGowcdKs contained i,
q lItlle v ORR eSriIled
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Although these works are Distinguished by the

Although thes" works are Distinguished by the
shades above indicated, yet but small! portion Of y
tents is devoted TO political subjects. II Is the
character which gives them their clic Nalr' OF.
they stand coniesscdly fur above all other
class. BiGekuood, still under the fathery care
pher North, maintains its nncient celcbrEy,m
time, unusually attractive, from ,hC serial veIE
and other literary notablcs, written for that ma
frs. appearing In lis columns both IN Great n.
the United States. Such works rs 1.-THE CaNtoVs
New Novel" doth by Bulwcr,) "The Green flnnN
Stewart" and other serials Of which numerous
tons are Issued By the leading publishers IN M
havc 80 be reprinted by those publishers from "a
Blackwuod after ii has been issued by Me'sts. = 81
So that Subscribers to the Reprint ot thnt M9n2t:
ways rely having the earliest reading o! these In
tales.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18

These figures show wide difference in the pro-
portions of the public expenses which the several
counties bear.
The following table, prepared from the above
will more readily give a comparative view of what
portion of the property of the several counties
taxes ara assessed upon
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18
Assessment of Taxation.

We take the following figures and statistics
from the Report of the Secretary of State
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-18

Possessed the informatioa contained in e volus twith
IN the reach Of slil which would spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY.