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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05
One of the Men We Don't ooe, -
OF. 14

Vttcu 1eO0
The following letter came bv vss,ar
days mail written in bold, farmer ill.,
hand, and from one of class of me-
which have made Western wilderness
bloom and blossom As the rose
To the Editors Of Tie Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
DECATUR County, Ind.,l
Sept. 10, 1858.
/ emigrated from the State of New
York, to Cincinnati, AZ years ago.
bought farm three and half miles from
the city, all woods. and, in my time. have
cleared up three heavy timbered farms
with my own hands. have always made
it rule to keep my head cool and my
feet warm, rise early, take the morning
air. wash my hands, face and head with
cool water, take horn of whiskey. which
puts my blood in proper motion. and al
ways gives me good appetite for my
breakfast-then am seady for business.
carry on a farm hire men to help
put in, and take care of my crops the rest
of the year take care OF all my stock,
make my own fires and do all the other
work on the farm am nearly 81 years
old, and my wife is this day rs, and il VIC
live until the 18th day of February next,
we have then been married just sixty
years she had been the mother of eigh,
teen living children, one at a birth-the
oldest So. the youngest 80; we keep
house entirely alone. She does her own
house work, makes our own clothes. milks
six COWS, makes her own butter and ev-
cry two weeks the year round sells her
butter to huckster for the Cincinnati
market. 1 have been subscriber for the
Enquirer. under different owners for near
ly forty years.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

LIFE OF HENRY cLAY-we call atten-
ton to the advertisement in another col
umn. ofthe life and speeches of Henry
Clay. published by Gihon of Philadelphia.
The life and speeches of this celebrated
statesman will be second to none in inter-
est. and must embrace a very considera-
Bile history of his country. The charac-
ter of Mr.. Gihon as publisher is suffi-
cient guaranty that the work will be what
it is purported to be. Send for it.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

w Late foreign arrivals bring the
news that the difficulties between Russia
and Turkey have been resumed by the
Sublime Porte. modifying a note! and that
the ''dogs of war" are about to be "let
slip" Be it SO, then, and may God pros
per the right. which we believe to be the
Turk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

Nor VERY BAD.-The late New Bruins.
WICK Legislature passed what is called the
contingent Bill" This was to embrace
those ordinary expenses attendant upon q
legislative body. such as stationery. DC.
The members of the Legislature, Lowey-
err put most extraordinary construction
on the bill. by which they obtained gold
pencils, seals, pens. &C., &C., sufficient
to last for several years One mantle
noblest Roman of them alias has inst
come to light. succeeded in making tbe
bill include whole set of false teeth and
a wig. These useful articles cost in our
currency. about $500. A contingent bill
must be queer affair. wonder if a
member couldn't clothe his family under
its broad provisions
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

MINISTER TO FRAscE-It is said that
Hon. Jno- Y. Mason. of Richmond, has
been appointed Minister to France. Mr..
Mason is now lying dangerously i'll at his
residence.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

The KsIcKEHBocKER.- Magazine.
since July last. has been sent US. 1t is
now in is forty second volume. and has
been increased at the rate OF goo pages
a year, This is not only among the old
est, but one ofthe best literary publications
of the day-was SO considered when we
first made it acquaintance twelve years
ago. and has been vastly improved since.
Y cordially recommend it TO all wishing
a good literary Magazine. Published by
Samuel Houston. iSs. Nassau St. New
York. at $500 year. -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

RIVAL CITIEs.-New Haven and Hart
ford, Connecticut, are rival towns. Here
is specimen of their rivalry, copied from
the New Haven Register:
Hartford is always trying to outshine
our city. Let us do what we will, Hart
ford always goes and does the same thing.
The other day, one of the lady passen-
gers in the cars to this city. was made a
mother in the ladies saloon, at the sta
ton house. Well, what do the Hartford
folks do, but so and get up the very
next day similar case in the station in
that city ! When will people cease to be
enYious ga
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

UNFoRTUNATE.-We see it stated that
Rev. Samuel, is not tie Clawson who has
fallen heir to the fortune in England
We regret this. as it has. perhaps, fallen
into the hands of less deserving man,
but presume he will be no "wilder" on
the strength of the disappointment.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

EThe Printers Strike in Pittsburg
has resulted in a partial substitution Of
females as cumpositors in several of the
newspaper offices of that city. The girls,
it is said, have shown a great readiness to
avail themselves of this new demand for
their services. and the applications for
employment have already exceeded the
places to be filled. The Pittsburg Des-
patch has more than forty candidates for
situations il is comprising room.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

~ We learn from letter received by
Mr.. A. Leach of this place, that Mr.. ].
T. LEACH, formerly of Preston county
Va. died of yellow fever near New Or
leans, on the 18th of September, last.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

PACIFIC RArLRoAD SUBscRIrrroE.-NEw
YORK, Sept, 29.-The Pacific Railroad Com
pany met here to-day, representatives be
ing present from every section of the coun..
try Fifty seven individuals subscribed
$4,000. 900 when the convention adj
journed for two weeks.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

MrSIsTERIAL OaANGE-ReY'd. Mr. S.acl
Catholic Priest at this place. has been AZ.
signed to Clarksbarg by the Bishop. Mr..
Stack leaves many warm friends in Wes-
ton We;fo1 Herald.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05

GE The annual fair of the American
institute will be opened at Castle Garden,
n. V, next week.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05
S576 So

I herewith transmit for publication a
copy of resolutions passed by the North
Western Association, in reference to the
ample hospitality enjoyed at the hands of
brethren and friends during their late ses-
sion. They were passed by standing
vote, to evince our particular regard for
the attention shown US.
ResoLVed, That we return our thanks to
our brethren of Our own and other demo
limitations, as well as the citizens of Nor
gantown and vicinity. for the kind and
liberal mnnner in which they have extern
ded their hospitality to our Delegates and
visiting friends on this occasion.
also. Resolved, That we deeply sympa-
thise with this community in the aftiic-
tons they are now ProviLentially suffer
ing, and do most devoutly pray that our
Heavenly Father may remember them in
mercy, and speedily restore them to their
wonted health and prosperity.
Very respectfully,
3. 7. F. CAKE, Sec'y.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-10-05
From the Mohohgalia Mirror.
7. w. Va. Baptist Association.


This body, composed Of Ministers and
Delegates from the foursAssociations and
the churches of North Western Virginia.
convened at the Baptist Church in Nor
gantown. on Saturday last at i1o'clock !;
Introductory sermon by Ed. b. L. F..
Cake. from Matthew IL: 5-s'And The
poor hGve the gospel preached unto Msns.''
Ed. Jno. W. Winter of Wheeling. was
elected Moderator. and Ed. b. T. f.
Cake, of Parkersburg, Clerk.
The objects of this Association are to
supply feeble churches and destitute re-
gions with the preaching of the gospel. -
In this christian and enlightened enter
prise, this body receives much sad valua-
Bile assistance from the g S9s,e...i Associa.
tion." of Eastern Virginia A large
amount of business, pertinent OF ihe above
objects, was transacted. The Association
has now in its employ some ten or twelve
missionaries, at salaries averaging $500
q year,
During the session. the several pulpits
in town were occupied by ministers of the
association.
We append the following communica-
ton of Rev. Mr.. Cake, written out for
the Messenger and Recorder" as giving
some interesting items in this connection.
The amount given as collected, in this
communication, does not include over
$3.50 in pledges, collectable at the next
years session.
MoRGANrowN. Sept. go, 1853.
Editor Messenger and Recorder:
am requested, for the qualification Of
brethren and friends,in this community, tc
give the amount of funds raised for Do
nestle Missions, during the recent session
of the North Western Va Association
The amounts are as follows:
Broad Run Association, $l7I 33
Judson Association, 1874 40
Parkersburg Association. lac 60
Union Association, 81 40
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
Funeral of GEN. PIcrce's Son.

Boston, Jan 10.
The funeral services of the son of Gen. Pierce
took place this morning, At the house of Mr.. All
ken, in Andoycr. The attendance was large, en-
bracing many Of the citizens of Andover, and
quite number OF the family relatives of General
Pierce from This city.
The remains were ncloscd in a rose wood cof-
fin, lined with white satin and onamcntcd with
silver studs. The corpse looked very natural, the
face wearing n pleasant expression The head
was surrounded with a wreath OF laurel and white
roses, one Of the leaves of which partially conceal
ed a scar on the forehead. On the lid Of the cof-
fin were TWO prcttily wrought wrcaths of laurel
and white roses, and silver plate bearing the in
scription.
VEHICLES II BroAowAY--On Monday a
man curious to know the number Of vehicles mo-
wing il Broadway, stationed himself in niche in
Genin's Hat Store, No. PA, and counted for ,
hour5--f.Um o'clock, y. NJ, 10 T. Al, daring
viii Ia period he reports fourteen thousand and six
~ vehicles as passing that point. This is nearly
- vehicles per mirutc.--N y Tribune.
WHERE THE SILVER Gors-The British stca-
mcr Rpon which lct, southampton Dee. 2Oth, tor
India TOOK f,co mjA'eae, f.zr AanTrri and nine
~ housod dolerS in specie, principally silver, for
India AMI China.
PIrVsBuRGH CHARTER ELrCTICN.-RonLHr
W. RIDDLE. Wing, and editor Of the Pittsburgh
Journal, has been elected Mayor by 81 majority
over Mr.. GUTHRIE, democrat, the present incum-
bent.
Cob BEvroN having been accused of attack
ing the dead CAlhotn" replies in letter stating
that he Intended to have joined issue with him,
SAYS "Bat cten God lays lbs haad upon q man,
take mine cG'"
The rcmlining 81 100000 Of the IlIinoi, Cen
t-tl Railroad bond, were subscribed in London on
the 3d u!t.. ut two pei cent. premium Thi,
makes ND the entire : } 600 600 originally bOurhf
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
STATE CONVENTION
OF THE
Free Democracy.

The Friends of Freedom in all the Counties Of the State
OF Wisconsin, are invited assemble Convention at Mud
on the Capital OF the State, Wednesday, the 26th OF
January next to take into consideration the cause Of human
democracy and 10 consult for the progress and triumph
The interests of Freedom the servty and debasenen,
OF the myrnidons of slavery.
The opponents of the Slave Power and the Friends
Freedom aud Free Soil requested each As
senby District in the State before the above mentioned
tne and elect three delegates from each Assem-
bly, District TO represent them in the above named Conven-
ton IS hoped that immediate will be taken
secure large attendance possible.
Come from the East, from the West, from the
North, come from the South Thus shall encourage each
other and advance the cause.
G. CLEMENT, J. w. TROWBRIDGE,
J. II. PAINE, c. C. SHDLES,
J. G.. PARKER, A. L. RAY,
J. w. SHARP, WARREN CHASE,
State Central Committee.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21

Bills in the following list of Western Banks are
received on deposit by the City Bank, in this city
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
Pank OF America, Chicago.
Chicago Bank,
City Bank,
COMMERCIAL Bank.
Marine Bank, Z"
Merchants, * Mechanics BANK, Chicago.
Union Bank,
Bank Of Lucas & slmonds, Springfield.
Clark's Exchange Bank,
Bank Of Ouowa, Ouowa
Central Bank, Peoria,
Rock Island Bank, Rock Island.
Stock Security Bank, Danyile.
Belvdcrc Bank. Belvidere.
Mechanics & Farmers Bank, Springfield
. lncy City Bank, Quincy.
L4d,ridtal and other Issues.
Wis Marine & Fire Ensurce Co. Crfs of Deposit.
Bank Of America. Washington.
Merchants & Mechanics Bank, Crfs OF Deposit!
Southwestern Plank Road, Checks.
Chicago Bank. II. Blrch & Co, Checks.
City Bunk, Bradley, Curliss & Co.
Illinois River Brink.
Clark s Uros, 81. Louis, Checks.
Page ( hacun, "
Bcvide.c Bank, Beyidere-Alcx Nicely.
Michigan Banks
Ohio Banks
Indiana, Mississippi & kentucky Banks.
The toLocing, ,rhich hare more less Circulation
are not taken at aN
Farmers Bank.
Bank of Chicago-Se.h Paine.
Bank of Commerce.
OsweSo E. Indiana Plank Road, joliet.
I.DganpOrt Insurance Co., Indiana.
Adj III lns urance Co. Michigan.
Newport Safe Fund Bank, Kentucky.
Bank Of East Tennessee.
Milwaukee. Bank.
Rock lslond Bank Checks.
Washington, j. g, Banks.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
TO ALL PERSONS
WISHING FOR THOROUGH MUSICAL
EEECATLOS

Fs<E Subscriber, AZ the reques. Of friends
lnQuctd 10 commence teaching the theory and prac-
ice OF Music both Vocal and Instrumental He will give
private instructions in Singing Lahlaches System
harmony ana thorough Rsss on the System Of Covpe
string and Wind Instruments will be taught ON he rincj
pies OF the best Masters. 100
An Elementary Singing School Will be commenced the
rst wee IN January Of which further notice will be
gwen Orders len AZ Kings Bookstore Mr. Lewis store
OF with Professor Miller. who kindly permits references 10
bc Do&e 10 him will he promptly attended 10.
J. GRIN.
\. F. Terms osde known ~ arp', NJ rs shc~e.
Ttg--. -. 1883 =
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
leaal aopcrtis is .
SHEISIEE,S SALE.

T Virtue Of an execution issued out Of snd undcs the
seal OF the Circuit Court in and for the County Of Ne
nusia ana State Of Wisconsin, and to directed and DE-
s?cf against the goods and chaes, lands and enenensa
OF Spencer s. Benedici and Martin Rock WE'LL have ie
We'd upoS ana shall offer for sale the highest bidder hec
y as he 9v directs at the Court House in The CITY and
Com ~ OF kenosha On Saturday te 5h day u February,
n So, al one ceSck In Se afternoon of paId day. ali
The right de snd Interest 10 which the said Spencer s.
Rsnaict and Sartin H. Osswe, either OF them on ,is
ibecn,h a ds~ Of May, D. lSS2 hs m and 70 the IN
divided one half par 'he fo@s psee parcel Of land
COUNT and state Of WseoH sin and knon pan o. lois
Is ~ in block f tive az c u ,ss sSuhA.:
follows TO wit: Commencing on Ia "es, sloe =. Main
street, lot ~ and sixty-;hree 63 ' s"u.oS.I
the northeast corner said block; thence We paf
ae the north line Of said block eighty s0 feet 'hes
souhery psraIlel with the line of l two III my
one H eet thence eastery eighty 1907 feet thence no,
e twentyone III feet TO the place cf beginning 1ogeih~
with The undivided half or such right Of way there
10 attached iorme! belonged James d. PulAkr;
being all the interest Of the within ants or Cd
Iher of them in and TO said premises.
n. r. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Dated KSnosha, Doecmbe. Pls,, a. u. 1858. IN
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
PUBLIC NOTICE,

NOTlCE is hereby given, that application win be made
~ &c :Ee EC"u II supervisors Uf kenosha County, NJ
special meeting Of said Bont to be holden Court
House in the city OF kcnosa ON Thursday the twenty fourth
day OF February ~ D. 1883 vHCHc the present Town u
Southport in said County Of kcnoshn and annex That
part Of the said town OF southport lying in Town cue ri
North Range, twenty three 3 the town ufPleasnnt
Prairie in said county; and 10 a pnr Of snd toup
I southport ing Ia tuWptTG ~ north range Nv en,> utss
- shsi Ia the Town OF SuincTs Ia said County.
Al persons Interested notified 10 appear The time
above mentioned and show cause, any by said appior
ton shou! not be granted,
r. D. BARNES.
W. &. SHEPHERD
W. GOTF.
Dated at Southport, Dec 9Th. A ID. ls52. 2S
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
Isl DNFRAUDING TIIEIR CUSTOMERS
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDEDI

Buy book unless Dr. A. NJ. MaurceSu, l29 Liberty
~ " the page and the entry Clerks Office
back the title corresponds herein aud buy Gully
respectable and honorable dealers send by mall and ad
dress TO DT. 4. VI. Nauriceau.
Full title with contents, together with few paget
treating of important subjects every married ltnale viii
be sent free charge any enclosing letter IN
1FTepaId letter, addressed as herein.
iron receipt of Fifty Cents, (Or One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra bindlmg,l
"TIE MARRIED. NOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (nIntird
free TO any part OF the United States. All
letters must he postpaid. and addressed TO
York city. Publishing ORce, No. l2o Liberty
Street, New York.
FoR SALE kISG's Book STORE, KENosHA; w. {
Fountain WutcrtoNn L. Laing, Shcbo! gan K. u. Pu
ferd, Mineral Point, v is.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
CITY DIRECTORY FOR STRANGERS And TRAVELLER!

CITY DIRECTORY FOR STRANGERS And TRAVELLERS
STAGES LEAVE KENOSHA
Fer Racine and Milwaukee, daily, from 10 to IL
O'clock p. NJ
For Chicago, daily, frcm 2 to !, p. NJ
For Geneva, Dclayan, Beot and GAINESVILLE, daily
For Richmond, Illinois, every Saturday morning,
S O'Clock
y horseback mail leaves for Burlington, Racine
county, every Friday morning
Horseback mail to Antioch His. Saturday, II VI.
CT I CHES,
Observation-Disclosures, North Ward, Grand St.
REV JoHN GRlDLEY, Pastor-Rcgular Servi-
ccs, forenoon and evening of Sunday, and Wed
RcSday evening of each week IT the Female Sc
mnary, Middle Ward
.Ntio1}iSt Episcop0i-lIouse South Ward, Main
St, Rev. 5. Scarf, pastor,-Rcgular Services
forenoon and evening of Sunday,
B1ptiSt-Ilousc South Ward, Church St. REV. J.
HINTON, Ha-lor-Rcgular Services, forenoon,
afternoon, and evening of Sunday.
copui-llou,c, First Ward, Market ST. Ser
vices, forenoon and afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Bow
man, officiating clergyman.
Ctal"!tc-lIousc, First Ward Wisconsin st, REV.
JouN C"NEoY, Pa>tor-ReguIar Services fore
noon and afternoon Sunday.
German CtHho'C-uouse, North Ward, Services
every Sunday
G.up1, L'ti.Ia.-puhlic School House, North
Ward, services, alternate Sunday.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
North and Middle Wards, open 10 visitors during
regular school hours.
FEMALE SENINAEY-l}uiIljng South Ward, Chi
cago St, Miss l.. BRoUGuToN, Principal.
SISTER. or CHARIrl-School house on Wis
conNin street near the Catholic Church, South
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
The Second Call!

LII Persons indebted the Subscribers BY note or
IA Book account requested to ca and pay once and
Having closed the credit business we must have
Book settled by otherwise fortAira
Nov - I552. MErCALF, MERRILL & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr-N EQUITY
George C. Nancy
Spcnser 5. Benedict.

SpcnSef ;. BcnSGlct.
Am reading the affidavit Of J. g Randall In This eau-s
~ and on motion of Tow slee IL Randall Complainauts
Solicitors is ordered TINT Spenser = Bcnedvt The above
named defendant and all parties interested, appear ARD
plead, drmur 10 the Bill Of Com plant this
cause by the Third Of March, lS53and II is further Ordes
cd that copy of this order ne personally said do
fcnan within twenty days that the bo published
for sin weeks successfully oSe in each week. in the IKE
nosha Telegraph" newspaper printed and published In
the City OF kenosha, before the said Third day OF Mn,cN
1853
Tho Bill Of ComElant m this prAys for tie partition
and sale Of that pa OF Lots One ind Two OF Block Forty
Two in the Soulful nst quarter of Section Thirty IN the
City of Kcnosha, which is described follows wit -
Commencing the West Side OF Main Street Lot tine.
and siXythcc feet 1outhcry Of the NorhEast ~
said Block thence Westerly parallel with the North line
Of said Block eighty iect thence SOuthcTy parallel With
the West line of Lot Two twenty feet; thence EAs
wardy eighty feet thence Norhcry tweniyne feet he
pace of beginning together with such night OF hsrs
10 attached formerly belonged to James d. Pul.ss
BY the Court,
EDWARD V. WILTON, Judss
Dated Nov. o2d, 1882
TowsLlr & RA>pALi, Coinprs Soils. 7-sl
true copy Attest, o. F. DANA, Clerk
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
County Treasurer's Office.

The Office of the County Treasurer will be
found in the building in which the kcnosha Tclc-
graph is published, over SCOTS Furniture Ware
Room, Main Street. NJ. FRANK,
County Ircasurcr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21
KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr-IN EQUITY
Jua E. Barlow,
vs..
Isaac c. Barlow.

WT satisfactorily appearing that the process II subpoena
u to appear and answer was on the 2sd day OF Noven
Der 1885, duly issued Of This Court HE above emit
cause, and made cturnublc 2d dny DocUIn
Der 1882 and that the said subpoena has been returned
served the said defendant Isaac c. Barlow, by tho Shsr
III of the County of kenosha and 1t further appearing ~
affidavit the said defendant has caused his appear
be entered in this according the
this Court the ought be entered in pro,
cess had duly served-and that the said defendant
c. Barlow, OF the State OF Wiscousin-herefrs,
ON motion OF rowslCe & Randall Solicitors for said Com
p!anant 1t Is ordered TINT the said defendant snac BA
low, do appear in said and file his plea do
Tenth day of March, 1851 in default thereof that the said
Bill be taken confessed by and against him. And It 10
further Ordered that this order he published In the "kcn
sha Telegraph, printed and publ hhrd in said
County of kcoh for six weeks successfully at least
in each week prior he said Tenth day of March, 1854
Dated Dec. %, 1852.
}. T. VII DRETIi,
Court Commissioner for kenoshn County.
TowsLEr s. RANDALL, CoInplninants Soils. 7-3l
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21

Will be delivered on Educational subjects by
members Of the Kenosha County Teachers Asso-
citation, at the following times and places:
january 28th, Friday Evening, at the School
House, near the residence of Mr.. Blackman, in
Pleasant Prairie, by Geo. NJ. Dewey.
Jan goth, Eastman's School House, Pleasant
Prairie, ]. {. Roberts.
Feb. l>t, Eastman's School House, 2. Prairie,
Rev. s. Scarf.
Jan 81! L: Burgess do do Brighton,
Rev. j. III. Scott.
Feb. 9th, Liberty School House, Bristol, Rev
K. II. Dcming.
Feb. 18th, Ilnion's do do do j. c.
Roberts,
J. c. ROBERTS, Sec.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21

a. TRAY HOGS Came into the enclosure of the Subscrl-
- her ah aui the first Of November last Sow Pigs
The Pigs apparently about The CIV n
Ell requested to prove property pay the eNpen.cs
take them WILLIAM FOSTER.
Dec. Both, 1889.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-21

FUviIE Tax Payers Of this City hereby nota9d that the
City Tax Roll Is now in my possession anil those who
wish pay their Tnsrs viii find the City u'l for that
purpose until the last day of December next And fur
Their give notice that tho second Monday Of January
next will sell nil the lots and lands said Tax Roll upon
which the FaHss remain unpsd,t satisfy the Taxes costs
and oihcf liabilities which shall legally accrue.
DtNI. NJ CLARkSOS, City Trenr'rcr.
kcnOsha. Nov. 9th, 1852. u