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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

OPPOSITION CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Thcre is,
saws the n Y. Mirror, serious talk of get
ting up another crystal palace to compete with
the one already under way, to be located on
Staten Island. The movement is backed up
I,y influence and capital and very possibly it
,nay succeed. 1t is proposed to build it OF
wood and have it adapted for permanent
summer house after the exhibition has clos
ed
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

By the last arrival, we have dates from the 18th.
mus of Panama to the 18th ult. The CONGRESS,
was to meet on the LIST of March, and would prob
bly, SIT to june next Among the subjects which will
come before it, is proposition TO divide the Re-
public OF New Grenada into ten sovereign and in
dependent States for the purpose of internal leg
lsiation, under one federal head on the principles
adopted by the United States-and to adopt the
name for it of the " Columbian Confederation"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
Legal Advertisements.
CHANCERY SALE.

STATE OF WISCoNsIN-KENosHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-iN CIIANcERY.
Alonzo Campbell Horso C. r ain Mnris Train and
John Perrine.
10y Virtue and In pursuance Of Decree ofthe Circuit
Court forte county OF kenosha, state Of Wisconsin,
made and entered in certain pending therein the
Chancery side thereof IN the Term of May A ID. ls5s
wherein AlonIo pbelis Complainant and Horsto c,
Train Maria Train, and John Perrne Defendants bear
Ing the Goth day OF May 1884, shall sell at public
suction 20 the hghesi bidder door ofhe Court House
she city Of henosh, in said county "Wednesday The
27ih day of October A. d. 1882 between the hours ofnne
tw.lve In the forenoon of shat day the de
eribed real estate Wit that certain piece parcel,
or lot lying and beng In the city heuosha and
state of Wisconsin,, and described as fVOvsv Lot No.
five In block $50 in .he north Qusr
ter Section No. thirtyHe sd In township No two 1
north OF Range No cd east according 10 The
Plat and survey of the village of southport now city Of
Kenosha record in the Office Of the Register OF Deeds
ofshe county OF Racine, and State of Wisconsin"
Dated kenosha, September 9, A. d. ls52. Els
NATHAN K. ALLkS;
SHERIFF. Of kenusha County.
o. 9. HEAD, Compn's. Sol.
.. POSfp0nezRent.
The sale is postponed request Of the defend
and by consent Of Ihe plaintiff until the 5th day OF
December, 1852.
6-2i N. Il. ALLEN Sheriff.
Dated October ed, A. D. te52.
Postponcment.
The above sale Is further postponed request of the
defendant and by consent Of the aia until ihe Sd day
March 1883. y. Il. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Dated December 9, t552. IS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

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W hf Of S or 6
5 or of W or beg 6. g cor of sec then n
80 rds W l9 rds 80 rds l9 rds 20 beg 6
; W frac or except 20 acres in n W cor 80 rds
e to W and 80 rds t0s 1913 2
n or of n Or -. Is
e pit n hts Or of n or
S hf of or except five acres off of W end 81 I
swqr 30
S frac or 80
n W frac or az I
3 or of $ or 2
hf of swq or of W or except acres be-
longing to N Ehle 2
beg at n c cor of n w or then W A ris p
! "A rds % rds 80
center % acres of W or being 25 rods to
and 100 c to 19 2
beg 40 rods of W cor at W or then Sc
rds 20 rds W Sc rds n 30 rls 81 9
frac or 80 .
wqr 10 >
side of hf of wqr 80
beg W or cor n or then so rds n 40 rds
W so rds 40 rdS 80
hf C or being W of road
IN the n cor of n W or p rds and and
| "A rds e and 80
or sw or and n or of or and from
side of or of or and or Of $
eqr being % rds from to and go rds
from low 80
n hf or of or s
hf W or except l acres in the n cor of
W hf of wqr 6 2
beg ut or s W or of n W or then 40 ris
W ~ rds n 40 rds 2 rtis 81
beg 40 of n cor of or of or then
20 rds W l6 rds 20 rds Is rds 81
IN thes e cor Or of c Or being 40 rds
TO and of rel road 9
side W or G
n qrswqr Is
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TAX NOTICE.

TREAsrRERs OFFICE, Kenosha CO., Wis.
City of kenosha, Feb. %, 1858.
\ office is hereby given, that so much of each OF
the following described lots tracts or parcels OF
land as may be necessary for that purpose, will,
on the second day of April next, and the next sue
ceedmg days, be sold at public auction, at the
court house in the city of kcnosha, for the pay
mcnt of the taxes, interest and charges thereon.
Sale to commence at nine O'Clock in the forenoon
of the day above mentioned NJ FRANK,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

New York City, with brooklyn, Williams
burgh and Jersey City, which are suburbs,
separated only by rivers, contains G50,00o
inhabitants; Philadelphia, 100000; Boston,
100000 and New Orleans, 1000.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

A VERY Party BUsINEss-The Stew
arts, of Broadway, \. Y, sell eight millions
Of dollars worth Of goods year at profit
OF six hundred thousand dollars
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

TIE FEMALE MEDICM CoRPs.-Ninc
female doctors were recently graduated at
the Female Medical College at Philadel-
pha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
GROCERY
Provision Store.

TMNHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past fnvors, wosld
E respectfully informs the citizens OF kenoshs and vi
cnity TINS hand 20 furnish them unusually
low prices, with all kindsof
GROCERIES d PROVISIONS.
Fruit by tho barrel bushoI, Candles ConfcooRAros,
nad Dried Fruits.
Fancy Goods, and Yankee Notions Of all kinds.
Cigars by the box, dozen or single.
Cod Fish, Mack ercl, White Fish, &c.
FLOITR Of the busi brands always on hand.
Wooden Ware, SC, &C, SC. sc, Sc, Sc, &c. So.
Give me call and Will satisfy you OF tho quality nDd
prices. r. T. HAMBhOOh.
One door North ofEkins' Jew lry Storo.
y. D. Sporsmcn would do well 10 remember bef,rs
purchasing ssoWhec that have constantly hand Hsz-
Yards celebrated Rifle Powder. Also COED
OF Gun Wads, Shot, Caps, SC.
Kehushn October, 1882.
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LEONARD SCOTT & Co.'S
LIST OF
British Periodical Publications.
Delivered in ul the principal Cities in the United sta!os
FREE or POSTAGE,
and forwarded by mail under the provisions OF he late
rustDnce Law, al
Merely Nominal Rates.

!. THE LoNuoS QrARrERLy REvIEw (ConsorvAnVs
2. TIM EDIsEuRGH RkvIEW (Whig1
). Tug NuRTu BEITtsu REVIEW tFree Church,
4. The WEsTgIssTER REVIEW OibOral.)
). BLAcKwooD's EDIsBUuGu MAGAzIsL ,roryg
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

The Corner Stone" is the name of new
paper at Columbus, 8. c., in favor of a dissoIu-
ten Of the Union
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
CITY DIRECTORY FOR STRANGERS IND TRAVELLER

CITY DIRECTORY FOR STRANGERS and TRAVELLERS
STAGES LEAVE KENOSHA
For Racine and Milwaukee, daily, from 10 TO 2
o'clock L. NJ.
For Chicago, daily from 3 to 4, 7. NJ.
For Geneva, Delavan, BcIoit and GAINESVILLE, daily
A NJ.
For Richmond, Illinois, every Saturday morning,
o'clock.
4 horseback mail leaves for Burlington, Racine
county, every Friday morning.
Horseback mail 10 Antioch, HIS. Saturday, - VI.
CHUR CHES.
observation-disclosures. North Ward. Grand St.
REV. JoHN GEIpLEY, PaStor-Rcgular Scrvi-
ccS forenoon and evening of Sunday, and W ed
ncsday evening Of each week at the Female Sc
Sninarv. Middle Ward.
Methodist EpiScopu'-llouSc, South Ward, Main
ST., REV. 5. Scarf. Pastor,--Rccular Services
forenoon and evening of Sunday.
YSg1txt-Housc South Ward, Church St, REV. J.
H1NEQN, PaStor-Rcgular Services, forenoon,
Afternoon sad evening of Sunday.
IpsscqpG@-- kq use. FIRST Ward, Market st. Ser
vices, forenoon AID attoraoon. Rev. Mr. Bow
man, officiating clergyman.
,Clfbohc-Mou<e, First Ward Wisconsin st, Rev.
JouN CoSRov, Pastor, -kegaias Services fore
noon and afternoon, SuIdgy.
Ger"a" Catkolic-Hquso, North Ward Services
every Sunday.
(srrn,an L,.t.eran-PubNc School House, North
Ward, services, alternate Sunday.
Free Congrsgation. Services in PqbGc School
House. North Ward every alternate Sabbath,
a2P. NJ. Rev. J. Lothrop, Preacher.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
North and Middle Wards, open = visitors during
regular school hours.
kSNALR SEMINARY-Building South Ward, Chi
caCo st. Miss l.. BRoUGHroN. Principal.
SISTERS OF CHARITY-School house On Wis
consin street near the Catholic Church, South
Ward
DGES
CDp FELLows-Hau, third story Durkee Block,
Main St.-Sou,hport Lodge, No :. meets on
Wednesday evening Of each week Kenosha
Lodge. NJ -, Friday evenings Palestine En-
'ampmcRt, SECOND and fourth Tuesday in each
month.
D,rGHrERs or TE8FERAScE-Meet Friday
evenings of each week. an Female Seminary bull
ding, south ward
.-E., .r TrVprpANC- Wv D-7a Division.
=. - Non-.y L'e@As, - ;&c +c-,.,.t Seam
-'t..&ts
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PURIIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OTICE is hersoy given, that application viii he made
~ tC the ECi Of supervisofs of KcnDsha County,
special meeting said Board be holden the Court
House In the city of kensa Thursday the emily fourth
day Of February D. le53 Tacste TIE present Of
Southport In said County Of kenosha and ha.
part of the said town of Southport lying in Town
North Range, twenty three 23 east 10 the oPeasan
Prairie in said and TO that part of nid
of Southport lying in town G north range t~ ehy
30 east 10 the Town of Somers in said County
All persons interested, notified appear the time
aforementioned, and show cause, If anywhy said appica
ton shuul not be granted,
X. b. BARNES.
W. :. SHEPHERD
w. GOFF.
Dated at Southport, Dec. 9Th. A ID. 1859. %
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A CARD,

TENS undersigned takes this method of crrressinc his
obligations 20 those " no have come forward and ct
Ted their accounts; and wishes TO suggest TO about thou
sand Others thoi he intends leaving the city SOM and hoi
all DO prefer 10 adjust their and notes with him
in person, must call Dtthout any further dav Aner the
h Of JsnusJ oil unsettled accounts viii be lcfi With
Justice Tor eoschoh ono no mistake. Those vho call up
him AOHe settle upon more favorable tes than
ifhe is compelled to visit ihem or leave his win
an agent &. CLEMENT.
Dec. 30. iS52 %
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New York Advertisements.
FRENCHS HOTEL,

CORNER OF FRANKFORT STREET, & CITY HALL
SQUARE.
(Opposte the City Hall aad Park FovntaiH,)
NEW YORK CITY.
WAS built and opened by the subscriber, May 1919,
w and retted and furnished, August, 1852: ne trusts
that for convenience elegance comfort and economy can
Dc surpassed 10 tho world Il contains than
any other Hotel this Continent, one only, all OF
which warmed gratis. They all fitted up with mar
BILE top wssh-s!nnds, which supplied with Croon Wa
through sverplaed cocks. There is but bed In
halls and closets every floor will be liz
with during the night. This Hotel is conducted the
European plan OF Lodging Rooms, and meals they
be ordered in the spacou. and splendid Refecory and Is
Ia the
Immediate Vicinity of Mercantile Business,
And the Principal Places OF Amusement
3m-39 IL. FRENCH.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

Although these works distinguished by tho political
shades above indicated, yet but small portion 81 their
tents lie devoted 10 political subjects. Is their literary
character which them their chief value, and Ia tn4
they stand cunssody far above all other journals u thc,r
class Backrood, sti under the fBihcry Of ChTih
phcT North, maintains its ancient celebrity and Is this
time, unusually attractive from the serial works ~ ulSor
and other teruy notabcs, written for thai ngazc ard
FIRST appearing In its columns both in Great Brnin and ia
the United States such works THE Cations and "Ay
New Novel;" (hUth by BuwcrJ The Green Hand," katie
stewart and other serials, OF which riV edi-
t"ns are issued by tho leading publishers this county,
have 10 be reprinted by those publishers from the pnsOs 81
Backwu"d after Il has been issued by Messs scott Coz
hoi Subscribers To the Reprint OF TINT Magazine may al
ways rely on having the earliest reading Of ihese fascinating
taos.
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Citv Bank---Kenosha.

Bills in the following list of Western Banks are
received on deposit by the City Bank, in this city.
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
Rank OF America, Chicago.
Chicago Bank, q"
City Bank,
Commercial Bank,
Marine bank,
Mtrehpnt,' a Mechanics Bank, Chicago.
Union HAM,
Mechanics Bank, Chicago
bank of Lucas & sim Inds, Springfield.
C1nFa's Exchange bank, ="
Bznk of Ot!nws, ptinwa
Central Bank, Peoria,
Rock Islnnd Bank RICK Island.
Stock Security Bank. Dnuvlllc.
lIcl,idcre Bank. BcyidGrc.
Mcdaniel n Farmers Rank, Springfield
Quincy City Hank, Quincy.
L,d,cilrai and other Issues.
Wis. MaIino & Fire lnsurce Co.. Crfs OF Deposit.
Bank o; America, Washington.
Merchants n Mechanics BauS Crfs OF Deposit
Sruih-Wc.Iorn Plank Rood, Checks.
Chicago Bank 1. Il. Bureh & Co., checks.
cry bank, Bradley, Curti:s & Go.
Union Plank Road Co., Michigan City.
RIchmond's Exchange Bank.
illinois River Rink.
Lucas & SInunds, Checks.
Clark & Bros, ~. Louis, Checks.
HeIviderc bank, Bcyidsro Nicely.
Michigan Banks.
ohio Banks
Indiana, Mississippi & kentucky Banks.
Erie Hank, pennSyl VSniR
Newport Safety Fund HANK, Kentucky, 5dls
Hank o. East Tennessee. dis
The toNorcing which hire more less Circulation
are not taken at all
Farmers Bank, Chicago.
Hack Of Chieayo-SeIh Paine.
Bnnk of Commerce.
0swcso S Indiana Plank Road, Joliet.
I.o1anport Insurance Co., Indiana.
Adri IN Insurance Co. Michigan.
Milwaukee Bank.
Rock island Bank Checks.
Washington, II. c., Banks.
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Being all in range nineteen.

Kenoshn IL BeIoit Rail Road Company
TWvHE BOOKS Of Subscription 20 the Capital Stock Of
IL this Company viii De opened under the direction Of
The Commissioners Tuesday the TweuySscond day VI
March next, at the following places, viz:
Beloit, 81 the Office Of l.. G. Fisher.
Delavan. Jas ID. Mcneil
Geneva, Chss VI. Baker.
Keuosbs, Josiah Bond.
islment az Five Doll1s each share OF Stock Sub
ored. will be required to be paid in al the time Of sub
scripiioE,
$50 81 order of The Conn, rsioners.
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METCALF, MERRILL s. co.

NHTOJLD call the attention Of the citizens Of Henosha
Wv and country their large and eorpisr 6ssortmsu
of Goods which they Offering Mt very lJw prices Er
Ca.4 rrodnee We will se as chegp = tAf eAtqPcst.
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By becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge the
which has caused the sickness and poverty Of thousands
ia view OF such consequences, wife nOther Is excu
sable she neglect avail herself Of that knowledge IA
10 herself which would spare her much suI;"s be
the of happiness and prosperity her husband aAd
confer her Chden that bic all pcs-heathy
bodies with healthy minds That kRun ledge contained ~
! NNnrkr lrh
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DRAFTS on NEW YORK.

SEGBT DRAFTsonNsw York for salc at Cbicaz
- rates II. b. TOW
March % 1881. II
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

And her husband the toll and anxiety Of mind
necessarily de'olyng as from sickness OF the wife,
without giving him the Opportunity pf acquiring that
Which, his entitled and the
Of which Neald the happiness Of hSt wife. and
ldrep
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

Bills in the following list of Western Banks are
received deposit by the City Bank, in this city.
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is 1T

To behold the sickness and suffering endured BY many vii
tDr from simple and c0utrullabe eas
TemedIed-or better still.-hUI incurred, feyeTy
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct 5, 1853
Cotton has been active to-day, "wednesday a. the de-
cline the sales reaching 500 bales. Mddling is quoted
at lOc and good mddng 10Ac. The weather is fine for
the crops Ness pork has advanced to SIS So
Nrw ORLEANS, Oct. e-Noon
The sales Of cotton this morning have been 900 bales
with q firm market Flour sells at 50 rs 50 SO for
superBne. Rice, 100 tierces sold at 5kc Whiskey Ia
scarce sales at &c. Freights to Liverpool at I'd.
CHARLESTON Oct. 6, 1858.
The sales Of cotton during the week have been $50
bales The market is dull and prices shade lower
MiddlinQ fair 10x 10Xc The receipts Of the have
been SEQ bales and the stock on hand il 600 bales
BALnxoRR, Oct 8, 1883
The Arabia has advanced -four in market Is
cents Der barrel and wheat cents per bushe but with
cut any sales Of moment. Sales Of yellow have
'~-'- paw BUFFALO, Oct 8, 1858.
The following have been the receipts since our last
Flour $500 bills; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, none;
bushels The market -four is dull sales 300
bpls. at IS 81 % 90 for ohis and Michigan. Wheat
steady and Arm sales 80 900 bushels at 81 Is for Ohio
81 20 for Michigan and 81 10 for Upper Lake Corn Is
sales II 600 bushss at Sc for mixed Western before the
steamers Asws and 70s. after. Oats In moderate re-
quest sales at $50 Ohio Whskey at 2sc Frsights-
Flour, 76c.; wheat, As; corn, Hc
The receipts since last have been A. follows :.
Wheat $500 bushels; corn, 20 900 bushels oats IL 600
bushels Flour has been firm under the steamers psvs
esies 900 bbI, at % 81 81 for State; and 81 ~ u
for common and mixed Western wheat. The demand il
only prime parcels which and held above
the vsws q buyess; $500 bushels sold, at l57c for
(euesee Com, 600 bushels mixed Western sold before
the receipt Of the steamers at Sc Barley-Saes
20 900 bushels, ct 77kc for two rowed and SIC s5s
fer four rowed. Oats in demand, at 47c. 4So. Sales
20 900 bushels
OswnGo, Oct g. 1883
The receipts Of the past twenyour hours have BEEN
a Annexed -whea3 3S 600 bushels There ia nat much
nauiry for wheat 10000 bushels sold at 1876 for Ohio
before publication Of the steamers Freghs are
unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07
Married.


In this city Thursday, October at the residence Of
the Rev. Augustus A. Wood THOMAS SMITH, Esq, of the
firm of 7. Smith Co., N Y, to Miss SARAH SHoTwEL,
daughter Of the late John and Phebe B. Shotwen
On Thursday October by the Rev. Dr. Luther Halsey,
Of Wasbngtonve, Mr.. GEORGE E. HUIsE, of Hampton
burg, to Miss NANCY B1KNAp, Of Little Britain AL Of
Orange county, N. r.
On Wednesday, October s. by the Rev s. Cooke of St.
Barthoomews, HENRY CURTIS to JULIA H., daughter OF
Col S. Pendleton, all Of this city.
Utica and New Haven papers please copy.
On Thursday, October g. at Trinity Church, Brooklyn
by the Rev DR.. Lewis ANGUS CAMERON to ELIZABETH c.
youngest daughter of the late Charles s. Phelps, Esq
On Wednesday, October at All Saints Church, by the
Rev. W. Egenbrodt, JOHN BUCK to RACHEL s. daughter
of the late James A. Coffin, both of this city
On Thursday, October 6, At the Church Of the Holy
Trinity, Brooklyn, by the Rev. DR.. Lewis, Mr.. J r. p
MRIIS Of Washington, D. G., to Miss NJ. l. c. scHAEFYER
daughter of the late Rev. F. G. Schaeer, of this city
On Wednesday, October 5, by the Rev Charles H. Hal
sey, Rector of Chiit Church. N Y THOMAS c. TOWNSEND
fSyracuse, N. Y to H. LOUISA daughter Of the late Da
vd Wade, Esq, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cincinnati papers please copy
AT White Plains, on Thursday October 6, by the Rev
a. A. Mead Mr. JAMES H. McIosH, of this city, to Miss
CHARLOTTE H. GuIoN, of the former place.
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York ONCE OF the Magnetic line has been promoted to
the superntendency OF the Union line 70 Boston should
Mr. discharge his duties in his present position
faithfully and s,iT a. he sis in MS former
position ON the Magnetic line, the public viii have much
reason to feel satisfied
Mr. Joseph Beach succeeds Mr. Wood chief operator
the bagneticline and is a gentleman emnenty quail
fed for the position.
The House Printing Telegraph line to Boston being
rebuilt and the company making every exertion in
their power TO accommodate the rapidly increasing de-
mand for the Of their wires The business Of this
line understand, has increased fourfod within
the last year.
Mr.. +. o. j. Smith has recently disposed of all his
lnes-embracing nearly three hundred miles-east Of
Boston, to the Maine Telegraph Company. We under
stand that the company propose to rebuild the line be-
tween Boston and Portland which will greatly facil-
tate the despatch Of to and from Maine and the
lower British Provinces. The Maine line, (the only
leading to the Provinces has taken Office Boston,
in connection with the House Boston and New York Print
ing Telegraph Company whose Office in this city at II
Wall street.