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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
STATE OF WISCONSIN, }

hESOSAA NoCNrf. SIS. }
receiving The petition, schedules, and affidavit of Free
" derrick A. Marshall of the city and county Kenosha,
praying to be discharged from his deb in pursuance of
creditors of the said Frederick A. Marshall show cause II
any they have, the Second Monday of November A.
1883 at ten o'clock In the forenoon before the Court
House, in the said city of Kenosha why assignment
The fnsolyent Estate of the said Frederick A. Marshall
should not be made and he discharged from his debts
And is further Ordered that notice OF the contents of this
Order be published in the weekly Argus and Democrat,
public printed at Madison the seat Of govern
men OF said state and in the kenosha Telegraph public
newspaper printed in the county Kenosha where the pc
uuoner resides for ten successive weeks previous The
time aforesaid for the hearing of the said petition by
Dated this 18th day OF April, 1888 In-l
EDWARD V. WILTON, Circuit Judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

The EFFECT OF CHRISTIANITY IN THE
SLAVE MARKEr-WeTec recommend the follow
ing paragraph to the notice of those of oul
churches who fellowship with Shareholders
1.-The Fort Gibson Herald Mississippi
thinks that the disadvantages of religious in
struction to slaves are, on the whole rather
more than counterbalanced by its favorable
effect on the prices at market. 1t has beer
known to make difference of eight or ter
per cent"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
Guardian safe.

DY vrtue ofa order ofthe County Court Of the Coun-
ID ~ of Kencsha, in the state Of Wisconsin, bearing
date the 9Th day ofJune D. 1852 licensing and author
zing me- the Subscriber to sell the interest OF Helen NJ
Carpenter and William J. Carpenter heirs ct Eieazer Car
ner deceased in the folio wing described real estate sit
nate in said county described follows: The South half OF
she Northwest quarter Of section Nine ~ Town One
and Also Five acres Of land the West half Of the
Southwest quarter Of Section Nine o., Town One Cd
Range Tweniywo GU East being the Eve acres ri land
conveyed June 5h I63 by Caleb Pierce and wife 70 Flea
rer Carpenerwhich shall expose at Public sale q ne
dwelling house the said premises onthe 18th day OF Jul
A. D, 1883, II O'Clock, P. ~ Of hat day.
FANNY c. CARPENTER,
Guardian of Fe.sz =. aE3 iT!s.zg1 }. ctvpFn.e:.
Rated Funs Is, lSS5.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

The Wheat CRoP.-The farmers in this
region are complaining that the prospect for
wheat which apparently was good few weeks
ago, are now blasted The wheat is all chess
on old ground, and is not so good on the new
as usual Wdrsaw III. Express.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
NOTICE.
nv kSb4s
CHIT COIrRT-INC UANCFRy

KENOSIfA CIRCUIT COURT-lN CHANCEBY.
Oliver s. Chapman, Complainant rs. Hollis Whitney ga
rah b. Whitney, Timothy Higgins, William Strong Jun
Charles F. French, Ora Gutter, and Daniel :. Yonng
PENDANTS.
EDY Virtue Of final Decree, made By this Court IN the
above entitled cause, the Second day OF May 1853,
shall sell at Public Auction 10 the highest bidder, all and
singular the morgaged premises, mentioned in the Bill of
Complaint and in tie said final Decree in said known
and described follows wit "A that certain lot
land the South East quarter of Section NuEbeF Thirty
One (3), in Township Number Two (2). North of Range
Number Twenty Three (23) East in the City of Kenosha,
known and described rs Lot Number -Four a. in Block
lumber EtnyNiuc (59). Also-the South wO-thirds of
Block Number twenty Six 2G) the quarter Sec
ton, according to survey made by A. W. DOule; and
recorded in the Registers Office OF the County of Racine,
saving and reserving therefrom the following buildings,
namely the Store occupied by liale Lee & Lay the
Sixth day Of December ls45 situated the SOUTHEAST
Of said Block and also the buildings occupied al
said last mentioned time by 5. King Book store.
The said sale will take pnce Saturday the 30th day of
july 1853 at three O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day,
the Court House In the City of Kenosha in the County of
kenosha, and State of Wisconsin. Terms Cash.
p. COSGRANE, Sheriff of Kenoshn County.
Dated June IL, 1853. 10
STRoNG Il FULLER, Complts Sors.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

Theodore Parker says, "Mr Facing-both-
ways is a popular politician in America, just
now, sitting on the fence between Honesty
and Dishonesty, and ike the blank leaf be-
tween the Old and New Testament, belong
ing l. neither dispensation,"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
EN ATTACHMENT.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
kENosHA, COUNTY,
In the of Erastus Corning Gilbert c. Davidson and E.
rastus Corning, r., rs. Aaron T. StockweH.
NOTICE is hereby given to the said Aaron F. StockweU
~ and all Others concerned, that Writ Of Attachment
issued of and under the of the Circuit Court for the
County of kenoha aforesaid the fourteenth day of Jan
uary, a. ID. 1853, retnrnahe the first Monday of May A.
d. 1853 for the sum of one hundred and ten dollars
o. f. DANA, Clerk.
TowsLEE & RANDALL, Pits Attys. 6-f
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Legal Advertisements.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
kRNOSua fsnfYSTy 80

NbNWsHA NUNNEEf -. J
~ receiving the petition, schedule and affidavit ofJohn
" X Phelps, of the city aud county of kenosha praying
to be discharged from his debts in pursuance of
the relief Of nsoiSent debtors il is ordered thai the credit
ofs OF the said John r. Phelps show they
on the second Monday of November, A. D., 1883,
O'Clock IN the forenoon of said day. before al the Court
House IN The said city OF kenosha why assignment
insolvent Estate of the said John R. Rhelps should
made and he be discharged from his debts And fur
Their ordered that notice the contents oths order be pub
lshed in the Weekly Argus and Democrat public news
paper printed Of Madison, the government of said
State and In the kenoshz Telegraph, public newspaper
printed in the county of Kenosha where the petitioner
sides for ten successive weeks previous TO the time
said, for the bearing of the said petition by me.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1853. I0-i
EDWARD V. WILTON, Circuit Judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
KENosHA COUNTY COURT, MAY sru, 1858.

KENOsIA COUNTY COURT, MAY sru, 1853
In the matter of the Es.ate of ALMON TIEKIIAM dc'd.
AK reading and fling the petition Of Isaac L. Johnson
" praying Probate of the last VIII and Testament
Amon Tnkham late of the Town of Somers; in said
y deceased and for the appointment of Executors thereof
II Ordered that said application be heard before at the
Court House. in the City of kenosha, the Second Mon
of be gvenby publishing this Order three weeks
before that day in the "kenosha Telegraph weekly
paper published in the City of Kenosha in said county.
BY the Court.
ISAAC n. STODDARD,
80 Judge of Kenosha County.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
NOTICE.

KENOsITA CIRCUIT COURT-IE CHANCERY.
William Baker. Complainant, lothian Hutchinson, sa-
rah VI. Hutchinson, Elizabeth Ward aud James I. Hill.
dreth, Defendants.
EpY Virtue Of d final Decree made by this Court in the
above entitled cause, the 2nd day Of May; 1853,
snail sell Public Auction To- the highest bidder, ali and
singular the mortgaged premises mentioned in the Bill Of
pain and In the said final Decree in said cause and
described follows, 10 wit: IAN that eer;an piece
parcel oland situated, lying and being In the county Of
Kenosha, and State If wisconsin, and known and described
as follows, wit The North ho OF the North East quarter
dissection Number Twenty 2g of Township Number Two
(2 North of Range Number Twenty eco East excepting
and reservng thelefrOm strip Of land off OF the North end
NORTHWEST quarter Of the NORTHEAST quarter said
Section Number Twcnysaid strip Of land being two O.
rods North and south containing land
bounded the North, East and West by the North Ea
and boundary lines respectively the said North
West quarter Of the North East qunTier OF said Section and
the South by line two rods South and paraleto saiC
North boundary line of said North West quarter Of hi
NORTHEAST quarter.
The said Sale viii take place Saturday the 39th day
july 1853 at Three O'Clock in the afternoon % that day.
the Court House, in the City Of kenosha in The County
Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin. Terms, Cash.
! r C0SGRAVE, Sheriff OF Kenosha County
| Dated June ii, 1855. 10
! STRONG & FCLLgR, COmprs SOlrs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

Hon PRIoEp NEGRoEs.-The neoroes
belonging to the estate of H. Miller, deceased
we're sold at Mobile on the 7th, inst, and
brought the following prices:
Jack and wife, $4,000, Lucinda $500, John
sl,s25, Henry $1,000, Lewis $I,l75, George
ESQ, Total $3.50
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
STATE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Truman Scowton,
: In Equity!
T,OiaiS1 ScOwfOn

Louisa s S; I" 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. D. 1883; and that this order be published six
weeks in the d" Kenosha Telegraph, newspaper
printed in said county.
Dated this 26th day of MAY, A. D., 1853
EDWARD V. WILTON, Circuit Judge
BARNES LYON, Compartments Solicitors.
A true copy of the original order on file;
Attest o. +. DANA, Clerk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
Woman's State Temperance Couxen,,on
of Wisconsin,

"omaiPs state Temperance Couyentfo
or wisconsin.
The first State Temperance Convention
the women of Wisconsin, was held in LAX
] Mills, on the 9Th of June, and was called +
order by Mrs. OsrANDER of Aztalap. at to
o'clock A. M.
D Mrs. +. SMITH, of Sheboygan, was Gale
to the chair; Mrs. L. BrQyton, Of Aztalan
appointed Secretary. The chair opened III
exercises of tie Convention, by reading nor
tion OF Scripture, and by her request praye
was offered by Mrs. Ostrander. On motion
committee was appointed to nominate ner
manent officers for the meeting, who reported
for President, Mas. E. SMITH, Vice Presi
dent Mrs Ray, of Portland; Secretaries. Mrs.
l. Brayton, OF Aztalan, Mrs. A. E. GriswoId
of Lake Mills. A business committee of 90
ven was appointed, viz: Miss. E. La Bar. Mrs.
Merlam, Miss Mckee, Mrs. S. L. Hurd. Mrs,
Z. Kellogg, Mrs. A. E. Bragg, and Mrs. K.
Ostrander. The following resolutions were
discussed and adopted by the Convention:
Whereas, the use of Intoxicating drinks is do
struetive to the best interests of man--in-
Junng the intellect, and corrupting the NOR
ais, destroying the peace of families and
the prosperity of neighborhoods, involving
agreat pecuniary loss to the consumer. and
detraudlng the community of virtuous. re.
liable and useful citizens; and whereas, the
old Temperance Societies of Washington
ans and of the Sons, Daughters, and other
temperance organizations have proved in
adequate to stay the progress of this evil,
therefore,
ResotOed, That the passage of a probib;-
tory law, similar to that of Maine. and other
States, is the only means of saving our coun-
try from that blighting curse.
Resolved that the onward march of intem-
perance notwithstanding all the efforts that
have been made to arrest it, calls loudly for
renewed and increased exertions from all the |
friends of sobriety and good order, for its f.
nal arrest and discontinuance.
Resolved. That we barohv o;vo no.;.
the lawmakers of Wisconsin, that the women
are coming, that their hearts are fully set to
give them no peace, until they give the State
a law for Suppressng the sale of ardent spi-
rts' and suggest that a speedy compliance
with our most lie request will ma, ~
heir surrender II ,dt,~<Jke
Resolved .bl"
I'd by all Nrial sign
he legj on to
mmc 81
im
was
dled the
- e
i-1'
u
society Sii"ii
Temperance by
of Total Abstinence
,evoraoes
p, =, :,
'"in9 S'lall DC the Pleoge
society: "No member of
ii make, buy, sell, use as
Or culinary purposes. spirituous
,ors. but shall in all WAYS discour-
;.,
' ", :" ~ ~, u
t.. Inc onlcers OF 'his society shall
A;,c, Soorotor,, . Corrosrord;po Sooroto-
=, '.1..-,,~u
." 1A'''''',o o0'i'i,'''0' "" nv s-i
NC e'ec'cu "' 'e "'in"'l Injecting oi INC '0oci-
ETY., and whose duties shall be such as usually
devolve upon such officers in similar assoca-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
SIX Y-LEGHT
Daguerrean Rooms.
n. T. WEST,

DAGUERRE AN ARTIST,
Mansion House Buildings, (nearly opposite Rmnls
House, Main ST., Kenosha, VS.,
WXTOJD inform the inhabitants of Kenoshn, and VI
w cRity, that he nny be found at ALL TIMES in ALL
WEATHER, ready TO take
Correct EfIkenesSes
Ofhosc who may desire work. and aers himself that he
can suit the most fastidiouS. He has very SUPERIOR
ISSTRUM ENT, and WILL ARRANGED SKY and SIDE
LIGHT, which enables him TO take Children an from three
seconds Of time.
He would invite ali TO call and examine his Stock and
Specimens, among which Inter will be found
Sterreos scope;
and beautiful improvement in the Art, and ofitse
Il great curiosity.
rg" ILLNESSES; Of sick deceased persons taken a
their residences. ~ PICTURES offTends, absent de-
ceased, copied accurately.
n b. No work need be TAKEN unless satisfactory. In
strlctions given IN the Art on reasonable terms.
A Superior Quick Working Camera, with perfect outfit
for sale at a bargain. ly-52
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

SPEEDY Observation-Disclosures can
leave Montreal at nine o'clock in the morning
and reach New York or Boston the same eve
ming by means of the Rutland and Burling-
ton route
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
CKANCERY SALE.

wMAPLE MoLAssEs. A superior article for sale by
w SCOTT n STRONG.
wyyoODEN WARE, a. large lot consisting Of Tubs,
w chuIns, Pals, Butter Bowls &c, Just reesivedby
SCOTT & STRONG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22


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yrg gale shipped took boat from The dsgits
the rsssse AuiOn Diego Charles Williams Henry Green
ship o.od of Fi:epo Ne Stree. g d. fra Glasgow with
dse and z miIte oet a lat 20 lon 6 William 951o5
Oct IS si Sc a. Ion a 81 spSfe so5pof~sr Dale
sW 10 \ W he ertirr ps.,ss Is '''~'
sir VIM D. sewsL (cf Bath Small Newport (Enr) q d.
with go srsd T. r. Buck Co Experienced heavy
ship Nsesdoni tof l.hl Prebe I'm Brol CEusl o:' and
ri hon. b SG = c9n s q fs q 5oa with
lst ~ sutton Co Tie $50 burden and intended Tor
As eo s's sp LSoo % o ss S x s aaa IS
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ii,re,d seTJ h,s'y weather from Oct 10 ~. .,
and ~ gs J Cswod l9ih Inst s,ePM Mon.,ss reia,
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ab md fore ard ~ sehooner The schooner om Fall River
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al n bat could what they received The fz
bsh dense They lovcsef needed The Sc L.
re''d damage Has experienced heavy westerly gales tho
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49, n, ..,a i.sata h4NHl4s o. AH- 4N4'4 FA."ftf
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~ Il Nu,ii.s heed ~ Vlr'a- s-a "v".a ', hg..'@
ai.. pfsit degs y ~ a'. ftr' 49, p'1
"A . 80 80. ~ 1.siy ~ i- f'-'s SAITH. go 20"
800. N a 30 .anss rd's "ih' fsts1 ~N '"'" w'-
tt,,aa. Ii .fl sfsH ~ isi'@ NO." iht l'Ts
~ 49,, ....., .,.s. i. tha ell Wssis,- issfd
saa l hastst i"atI VII ~ ~F"'.s7 "rf
.~t ,.dti. ~ 1hsy ear 't@ ,p~.s H~'"- -v GO,
r'a vu,.s aa ,p, ~, Hew Js'saf not ~ oS" ~ ''"'
Hall ,osi s.eps don ios bsagss bot IN eDn''1"qne" ~
t.l. ~ tho ssha, isst week - aa ''"s ~" -
Its tss.on road lrous 100 le.,sa ADD 90 msJ' Tho h"
-, b.,, .tu,.ut aud 40 selling ~ HiHf4 - - d,
1ia 81. That tosd asp 'fpo @'% ""''P nun
Ieuts it hos. brought d~n laai va ,,o ,,.
isNrs -Hfownina reports of tha ".is
i,li, tho ks hostf ibi 10
th . 40 more tisn before and tnat WI IN - no
,.,ue for pe There wts aent =,
,,pfowun.s Chan be- gus this noninf add al me
hIGs Or dull sa rodueed hsurs The aity aot "a ieh
We noticed pen o III "a ~ a We -
dstsud the Jews they prefer th'n "nis
cause cold ebeaptho Trce ~ tof lari ni o
low viii g Of the peculiar Havoc the m az
We arc informed 5000.
Iie owns e copy from shespbrokefs book at Brown
sheeps7 e4sS 2s l sst si los ssS So "a sHs 75 100
"shtsp nd ifuts-loI en- 50; 500 ss75
Lsufs-sS. si59 so, ?. so5 ,.A r 4,
JoHS MoKrNozs ,hesPsroksr chaSein gives US the fol
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pn,,oa.,ph,s Markets MONDAY. Nov. q

The unsetd ,ste Of weather his operated unftvohy ~
otdoer on ron tOdty the FLOUR market conn1-s d
d. price below
of.srs ard bills sold IS Is for good brand sad
for extra HodsTs generally tim az the former pce
ell ~ that The home demand .
also oderae A. &C 7sd 81 - Dbl according brand RYE
TcrK srS CoTx and the sfter 0ietcf
freey, 80 6 y Dol without hudios buyers WHsa1 moyi9i
"a Al stout quotaons 400 hush pr Penns Sa
White sold 81 s. Geo lush prime a. 81 81 - y sli
bush southern Peunys nie sd AZ vi fs ~
= d.
els are tim RYE siesdy Coax ed an 20
on 900 hash southern sod &c for anil sc f
i,ed Oars southern with TodeFA- demand
Tfrr NV n GEocgsrEs AID Provisions and salee limited IN
HEgY kni bile worth ~ sci hold
eIs senersy the latter for bright bills