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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
Defamation OF VAR. Epson.

To the Republican Electors Of Henoshd
County:
At mass meeting of the electors of this
county, held at 4. b. Jackson's on the 23d
of October, YOU were pleased to place my
name before the voters Of this county as
your nominee for Senator, for their support
At the ensuing November election. | hay-
ing been present at each meeting and not
at the time declining such nomination, and
now believing it my duty to Withdraw my
nane from the list Of your nominees, deem
i due TO Won to state my reasons why AZ
this time | am led tc decline accepting your
nomination
1t is known probably to every voter Of
thi, county, that l am now identified with
the Republican party; that the principles
they adopt and maintain are such that cor
daily approve of, and feel bound always 10
maintain that the principles of the Repub-
lichns, as now promulgated, are those which
for many wears past | have advocated that
the Republican party, ut County ConYcu-
ton held ut buttons on the 10th of OCto-
Der, of delegates elected and sent there by
the several towns in the county, put in 10
minaton for the Office of Senator, to he sup
ported by the Republican voters of this
county, the name Of FRANCS PADDOCK
whose political sentiments ant views arc
like my own, and that the Republican Party
Ind the cause Of Freedom will gain much by
the election of Mr.. Paddock.
That tho so-callcd Democratic party,
s'ncc the County Convention was held whicl
nominated MIR Paddock and the mass Con
vcntion which nominated me Ser the office O
Senator, have held a Convention and made
nomi, ton Of y. III. JOY, 10 be supported
BY the Democratic party, and that the onl,
hope .. the Democratic party being success
full aud electing their nominee = ~. tho u"
publican strength will be divided BY Keeping
the two nominees Of the same party bctor,
tho Republican party for their support
cannot therefore consent to be in an.
manner accessory TO course which may b
the means of cIcctng the Demo rattle rom
nee and conSel ucntly destroying the Relul
lean Party Therefore, for these reasons,
mus. decline vour nomination, and shall U.
all means that are honorable to promote til
escti0n Of Mr. Paddock for Senator.
SALMON CPSON.
Nor. |. 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
Anxious 10 he elected

It VII lie recolIected that one Of the
individuals active III bringing forward the
present democratic candidate for Senator
stated that he loathcd Abolitionists. >
We are panied to learn that his candidate
after feeling the popular pulse day or
two in the rural districts. bids falr to col
lapse into one Of these loathsoine crca-
lures" He has made public procana-
ton Of his opposition to the Nebraska
bill-and that none but an Anti-Nebras-
ka Man-orin other words an abolition
ist-Should have his vote for I. S. Sena-
tor. We are afraid this summerset is so
sudden as to endanger The candidate
neck; or at least, that instead of getting
general votes, he will only get general
contempt.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
A Last word.


To those who receive only our weekly
paper, this is the last opportunity we have
of saving a word lefOre election.
During the past year we have endeavo-
red to keep our readers informed, with
out prejudice or partially, of the matters
transporting i'll the Nation and State.
Thus informed, you are aware Of TIE
advances the slave power has made du-
ring that pcriod-its success in extending
itself, and its progress toward complete
and undisputcd powerin the government.
You are aware also, that undpr no previ-
Gus administration has corruption in all
departments of government been so rife
and unblnshing, and never before was
there such manifest injustice and such a
manifest departure from all the principles
at the foundation CT our institutions, as
now.
In our State Government, you know
also that the same characteristics have
been Notwithstanding corruption
and the most reckless extravaganza. In
that most sacred of all truSts-thc School
Fund-the Courts have found it ncceSsa-
~ to protect the people from its misap-
pication by indicting the State Officers
in charge of it.
Our state expenditures reached last
year the enormous sum Of nearly ttcO
humlrcd thousand dollars! and this year
the people Of this county are called upon
to pay toward the expenses of the State
for the next year about eight Thousand
d0Iiars-or fire dollars foreyery voter in
the county.
We will not now dwell on these things
for they are the common history for the
past two years.
Out of the necessity for reform in these
matters has grown the Republican party
/ 1t is composed Of men of all previous par
tiles, banded together to stop the progress
Of slavery and corruption in our genera
government and to stop the progress o
the same general characteristics in oul
State Government.
The nominees Of this new party are be
fore you. We give it as our earnest anC
solemn conviction that tie triumph 0
this party in the State and Nation vii
| put an end 10 these abominable and op-
( pressive evils.
Will you not then. attend the polls OF
! this occasion end DO your share toward.
achieving rcsslts 50 desirable. 1t need;
only an caGr It effort; it needs only thai
sc lay aside for brief moment our per
sonal prejudiccs and ambitions, our loca
and private qu@rrcl*, and make one uni
tel and determined effort. This vii
achieve the victory in this county, an'
this spirit VIII achieve the victory i'll tn,
state and nation.
Let us he united, AMI LIT TO one fail t,
attend the polls and vote.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
sc voters. which We will.


We take it for granted that our read
ers are candid and sensible men and
therefore we do not think it necessar, T.,
approach them with inilammatory ap-
peals on the eve of the election. Butwe
feel that union is necessary Scr our com
plete success, and therefore we entreat 3
union of all Republican voters on the re-
gular Republican ticket.
1t does seem to us that this crisis is no
Time to allow ourselves TO be diverted or
distracted either by unimportant issues,
or D! the petty ambitions or petty grie-
Vances OF disappointed aspivants.
We want TO redeem the State and Ma
ton, not to put up one man and down
another.
Let is unite and do il.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02

fMVHlS - inc bt5t JJHhliI2 CttiNc ia hSt- II
q principle il three fucs. On his stove was re-
ceiycd the First Premium for the Pest e .okins
Sloyc at The state Fair, held IN rlcusc, 1919: AMI
in Albany, 1854
This Stove bs-ns The wood on n solid hearth
which il preferable 10 a CRATE, Tie CRATES In air
tight stove. burn out in few weeks.
i'm this stove we nluci the c@id air from the
r,uy1 l,y pipes 10 the space between The front oven
and The fire plates. where IT becomes heated. and
hen M sses into the oven. An opening is made in
the bsck oven plate, through which the air passes
into the duc olthes.Ove. We secure By this arfan-
mcnl:
l. The ventilation Of The carrying of all gases
50 that il bakes well - brick oven.
? The heated air passing into the greatly IA
ciliiaes tEe baking, causing more even tempera-
ture than can otherwise be obtained.
,. By Tire current of air passing between the front
oven and the fire plates, tbe Fe plate is prevented
from burning out.
The rapid burning ont ofthe Are plates has been
serious objection alright cook stoves. The fire
/ plate in this stove wiliiasi long The outside
Plates
/ The stove Is made and mounted in the most per
feet manner, and warranted in all cases 10 bake per
/ fecliy.
4 large broiling hearth and most excellent sum
( raer arrangement, are atiahced o. thls S.oFe
Balm q BRO.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
In probate-Kenosha County Court

IN me PutteT 81 tC CSjGte o. ftfCc ttooca-
AN reading and filing an instrument N writing.
u purporiing to be The las Win ard Testament
OF Pierce R1achs lile OF the town of somcrs OF NJ
Hosha county, deceased. and on reading aid fling
She Accompanying petition OF WilliDIa smith OF
tie town OF somers. IN kenosha county aua state OF
Wisconsin nd taking due proofs o. the same rep
re>entng among other things, thai lhe said Pierce
Roach late of Somers. on the I'D day of September
A. d. 1854. died tesaie. leaving goods- chat and
estate within this county, and that said instrument
the last i'll aud testament Of said deceased and
that ne the petitioner Is the i6enica! William
smith named and appointed in aud oy SAID last y III
aud testament one of the executors thereof, and
praying that a day may be appointed for the hearing
OF the proofs of said last will and treatment:
II IS Ordsrsd, that said Petr'ion be heard before
the Judge OF Ills Court saturday the lcih day OF
November, 4. ID. 1854. al l0U'cosk \, VI. al his Of
ice in the city and couzty OF kenosha.
fHd It IS tartAer Ordered, hat notice thereof bc
given the heirs Ct said deceased and 10 all persea
Interested, By publishing a copy of his order tor
three successive weeks prior 10 said day OF hearing
III the kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper priu
{ ed a,sl published Al hsaas.s;z. in said county.
sUT Q. JII4SUS, County judge.
: Dsiei, KenocAa; 'octoscr 18th. lest. u
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
BE not deceived!

The ticket nominated by the Rcpubli-
can party Of this countyg will be found
Immediately preceding. There are all
sorts of split tickets ahoat. Ifyou wish
TO vote the straight ticket, scan it closely
and see that it corresponds with the
names rs we publish them.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
Worcester. so.

HoEouay's PHS.-Among all the idle
indictments Of the day, the names of
which fill the common ear to Nausea, we
would not include IIolloway'S Pills, cele-
bratcd both here and in Europe, for their
wonderful properties. 4 sound discr,n~
nation has laugh: MS that their Feputa-
ton is not ephemeral but solid sub
stantial one, based upon long and use
full existence among the intelligent the
refined. and the discerning. They are to
be met with in every part Of the civilized
Globe, and in every spot their virtues are
alluded to with grateful enthusiasm, that
well endorses their capacity and virtues.
They are not merely designed for spe-
cial complaint, but are depuratives and
cure, by removing from the system Gle
ments of disease. thus operating in an eX-
traordinary manner in most all disorders
to which human nature is suhject.-Nelr
York True National Democrat
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
Let is unite and do il.

TX TRuE Blue" writes us a good
communication pertinent to the present
election, and present issues, but it is long
and we have 50 many things absolutely
demanding place in our columns before
election, that we are compelled, against
our will, to omit IL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02

FALLING OFF IN BARLEY RECEIPTS
The receipts cf Barley at Albany. from
the lst of August to the 18th ofOctober,
by the Canals, amouted to 7j6, 92S bush
els, this year, against 95S ADJ bushels in
the same period-a decrease this year Of
BOB, sos bushels.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02

Frederick Douglass has promised to be
here to-day, and viii speak to the people
of this City, THIS EVENING, at the
Baptist House of Worship.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
MILWAUKEE. Oct. IL, 1854
Mr.. HIRAM johnson, KenoShd:


We believe, in the language of Judge
Story, that ''thc Bible is the common in
heritance Of christendom, and Of the
world" We also believe, that it is the
. fountain of ultimate and absolute truth,
and without question the best book of
morals for the youth Of our land, and IN
no sense q SectariuH book.
Being fully impressed with the truth
Of these sentiments. We have viewed with
pain the recent action to prohibit its use
in one Of our City free schools.
At the same time, we have admired the
choice you then made, to sacrifice place
rather than principle, and we present you
with the Bible &C :onipanying this note,
as testimonial Of the sincerity of this
feeling.
We do not know of better or more
fitting gift than this pure Book for the
simple reading of which, without note or
comment in the sch9ol-room your post
as teacher was taken from YOU, and yonr
ability to perform its duties, questioned
and assailed.
Ne trust that in the continued perusal
Of its sacred pages, you will find incen-
tiycs t. 4 similar line of conduct hcrcaf-
ter and confirmation of the great truth.
that, while policy is Of human, wisdom is
=
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
the AMERICANS FRIEND !
Il 0LL0 " A Y S PILLS.

To The Cuieens Of the United .Stdtes:
most humLly and sincerely thank you for the
immcase patronage which ytko eeeyc bestowed upon
my Pills. take his opportuiFeel OF atpg thai my
Ancestors were all American Citizens, and that
entertain for all that concerns Amcrcaand the Anne
ricahs. the most lively s!mpathcs. 50 much so thai
/ originally compounded these Ills expressly 10
suiI Your climate habits constitutions and
of living intending to establish my sell among YOU,
which have now done. by taking prems es in New
i Jrk. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
Maiden Lam, .Ntlc YORK.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
Tn Tustiee's CauTf.

Kcnosha County, Town of Salem, IS.
70 James Fletcher:
Va or are hereby notified thai writ ofaitachment
"A has been issued against YOU, aud your properly
aaachea rs satisfy the d, nland al Patrick Hann"n,
amounting 10 twenty Goi.ars and siXiy-two cents
Now unless you shall appear before C /. Pease.
Justice Of the Peace IN and for said county ~ his o.
fee in said town, on the eighth day of Novrmf er.
L. d. lsJ4 at O'Clock in the afternoon. judgeneni
wiz be rendered against OF, AID your prop, rt4 y III
10 pay the debt.
PATRICK HARMON. Plsinjg.
Dated al Salem this 18Th day Ct October, \. u.
lSJ{ 5.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
William G0H,

Is an Independent Republican Candi-
date for election as Clerk Of the Board OF
Supervisors. lie especially solicits the
support of electors.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
In Probate-Kerosha County Court.
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of Chart
and Mary jennings.

IN tie matter ofthe Guardianship Of ChaTles
and Mary Jennings.
Am reading and filiug the petition o:john d. Ben
edici- Guardian Of Cha rs and MARY J"ntinga.
OF Bristol in kcnCsha County, and state "f W iscon-
sin, and TAX N due proofs the same, representing
among other ihingS that they the said " ards, are
seized OF C rtain I-l estais in Ills LnIy, and That
il is expedicnt that the same should b. Did, and
praying tor cen 10 sell he same; and II appear
ing 10 the Court !rcm said petition, that II is eNptdI
cnt 10 said Minors sell said real estate, IS Or
afrcd. that said petition be heard before the Judge
of this Court on S.turday The - dayo! NUFemper.
A. ID. l5J4, 10 O'Clock \. NJ at the office OF said
Judge inlhc ely and cuaniy OF Nenosha.
ind n is Farther Oriersd, that ao;fcs thereof Re
given 10 the next Of kin. aid Ia ell persons in'ercs
ted by publishing copy Of this 0rGer e fotr sue
ctssiye weeks in the kenosha Telegraph, weekly
new spaper printed and 9ublisEea at <eHoshH. in
said county then and there, at said heaTHgJ 10 show
cause. ff any They have} why license :houid not be
granted for the sale Of said Real Estate, g.cordnsI 10
the prayer ofsGid petition.
JON r. JIISUN, County Judge.
hated ErnOsha tlct.,bcr 2lst lS5l 4w
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
Election FsrtealI,s.

VIII our friends in the several towns
Of the county, do us the favor to forward
US the returns Of the election as soon a.
possible after thew tranSpirc.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02

New Orh, OF.
The Empire City has arrived from y.
Orleans via Savanah on the 9th. When
she left Havans, two schooners had just
arrived with passengers from TIRE ship Is
ah. VIII CHI had been wrecked.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
ESTRAY.

TEvAkEN up D the subscriber, about the 2hh ot
n September last,-iwo hcicrs one wear old ono
oi ham red, and the Cihcr red win white spots. NJ
O,hrr mark. The owrcr will please colnc forward,
hTT. HARDY.
Somers, Kenosha Co., WIS. Get 70. tSSi
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
KITCHEN SAFES.

n AM SOW SELLING OFF TIE REMAINDER
a ofmy siock OF Safes at trifie above cost. They
a. are grlarraxaiTst ice and all kinds Of Insects
and al Il same time pcsut fre circulation fair
b,iY eth j. K. FHEIFS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
Common and Russia Iron Stove Pipo.


yEyUOsR desi,in- S'or"s ard Pine "'eaned, h'eck-
4 ed. and reset Wi pjSa-c send in heir olders a.
am NOW prepared fo5 ALL work ~ 'hat lire.
October 10, lsll. = Il. 2EsLsEPS,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
PCRIFICATION OF TIE BLOOD,
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.

NSp
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from dis
orders nf the Liver and Stomach, scarcely any at,
free from the influence ofthcse destructive maaGlrs
hence life wears fast. The fair sex, perhaps the
mJsi handsome in the world, up 10 ccrtaiu ,riOd
when distressing to say, many lose their teeth and
good looks while yet in the heyday OF lite Such at
evils may be cftc!ualiy remcdtd by continually
keeping the blood pure and The Liver and Stomaci
in n healthy action, when life will dow smoothly aud
resemble plants III congenial cline where eternal
spring wars to reign. As II regards the preser-
vutinn of the human frame aud the Duration of life
much may be effected, and | say ic2rlcSsly, that
health and life can be prolonged for many years be
yond the ordinary liInis il HooWay's Pills are Ia
ken TO purify the blood according To The rules laid
down for health contained ~ the directions which
accompany each box.
A CASE OF WEAKNESS OF TEN YEARS
STANDING CURED BY IiCLLOWAY'S PILLS,
COPY If a Icitcr from Captain johnson, As
tor House, Nee York, dated January 5h,
1854.
To THOMAS HOLLOWAY, Sc, Cor. Ann ard Nassuu ST.
slr,-It is with the most heartfelt pleasure have
to- Inform you that have been restored to health
and slrrnR. by taking your pills. For the last ten
years suffered from arrangement OF the Liver and
stomach, md was reduced 10 lch extremely that
gave up NY ship, never expecting 81 go to Sea any
more. RS had tried every remedy that was recon-
mcHded to me but al 20 no pun p &c and had Civ
On myself up to despair. when NJ last was recon-
menGeI to lake Your Pills. Alter using them for
hrce months, the result is that in better health
han have been for years past, and indeed US well
- ever was in my life. You quite at liberty
- make this known for the benefit OF OILERS, Ire
nnip, SIR, svu.- -rsnectfully,
(signed) JOIN J'r,t.SoS.
These celebrated Pills are wonderfMyt flea
cjous in The .tolIGaing complaints:
Anue Debility
Asthma DrOpsy
Bilious CJm plants ErN sipelns.
Botchcs on the Skin lcinalc Irregularities
Bowel Complaints Feycrs OF all kinds
Constipation Ofthc bow els Govt
J Also
Headache Screfr,a
Indigestion Stone and Gravel
Jaundtce Secondary symptoms
Liver Complaints Ncuercni Affections
Plies Worms Of All kinds
RI Icntion OF Urine Weakness from whatever
- Sold at the establishment Of Professor II, llO-
way, 80, Maiden Lane. New York also by all re-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers in Medicines thro
ont the United STATE In Boxes ai 81 y cents, r 4
cents. and 81 p each To be Ind wholesale Of the
principal Drug Houses in the Union.
~ There is g considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
Y. F.-Dircctions for the guidance nf patients in cv
cry disorder attached "a each box
+. ROBINSON, Agent,
Keno~ha. Wisconsin.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02

j. Y. QUARLES will be supported 70
the Office Of Justice of the Peace to sup
ply the existing vacancy.
MANY VOTERS.
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E1STRAX

FWv tkEN up by the s1bS,tber, about nye days
"A since, briHdle cos viii, " hitc Slois, seven ur
eight years old Her horns are sawed uf rear I've
end. No other marks The owner will please pro-, "
property, pay charges cEd take her away o. soc viii
be dealt with as the law directs.
MELVILLE GREEN.
somefs, Oct. "a, ls5i
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rrection Tickets.

We keep Job Printing Office; and
we are prepared to print any amount CT
am kind Of Election Tickets. for any and
all narties that may order them.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
interesting Correspondence.

Our readers will recollect the CORES
pondence we published some weeks since,
between certain citizens of Milwaukee,
and Mr.. HIRAM JOHNSON. The event
which occasioned The correspondence pro-
duced, it appears no temporary feeling
among the people there. They have
thought of it since, and have deemed, that
it demanded the procedure, which the
suljoined correspondence explains. We
have no doubt, in virtue of the principles
involved, it will possess an interest to
many of our readers:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
List of letters

ost Office in the city
nth ending Oct. 3lSt
Murray WIN II
MadigSn vs. i.lIam
Murpoy - hn
y
Nicholson RN
q
O'Donnell Jonn
Osborne William
L
Phi lips Walter
Plssmure Robert ,
Pierce EliKaselh A
Parker II d
= ,lIcy G w
Parker l>aaS y
Prindle A
Phillips Frederick
Il
Rupe Il F
Rogers ) :
Eichimyer Nicholas
Reynolds Patrick
Aruwick Mrs J
:
Sweet Warren
Smith Mrs ElixaJ
Smith benjamin
8 ewart Mrs Calharine
Simmer Peter
Spencer Marion
Sc uthard l. NJ
Sou hard Miss /. VI
Sawyer A p
n$Iippcr Robert
Stevens Miss Martha \
4
Taylor Henry T
Thomson. Saloon Keeper
Titus David
Tallcou Miss Lydia N
1aiicuH Mrs J Il
V
Saubrsruer William
Nnn Deusin Edwin 4
Wander Neido liobert
w
WarehUs Thomas
Webb Mrs Ellen
Washburne l. w
Watkins Miss Druciila
GERMAN LLrtEkS.
De Brcer Rev Mir
Euces La,rlna
GcimTr Dominique
Peter John
limbs Ludwig
Sleplaue Johan
BCiN John
EeiEcck Johannes
Muller John Joseph
Cass Jacob
Appcrs Susanna
Ecinurd Juse pli
Arenisen JhOn
Simon NicOlsus
schmj.ZF =
fchhhrd Christian
lCuf suhn
GI,Zeu John Peter
itcinard JolIan
Cotrxcn Wilhelm
hsirr Peer
Schneider Karl Christian
Eor nard
kcu kmau sohanEes
Muarcl T. X
Ritter Theodore
WaSsrner Michael
Becker Pc er
DFuscink John
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
rTSrErTR q IT. =

NIB R0KE !u,o my cnCla-;rrc, short time since, in
Il D the Town of Snmrrs, County VI iCrusha, COW
about eight years old, yellow, with white face
Dc.. In 1854. WILLIAM RpBER FSOE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02
T Z a.
J. J. PETIT,

Attorney at f.Ar, Solicitor ia Chanccry and Gen
eral Convey will attend promptly 20 all bui-
neSs entrusted TO him.
80 OFTICE, two DOOR porih Of the City Hotel
ftsrfESct. Wiilcv Brock Farm, SJrners.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-02

Remaining in Il e ?
kenosha, for the mt
1854.
Alexander. c. d. Y. ,.
Ana;n, Mrs. Harriet.
Anterior, y. A.
Allen, ScdeGiah.
u
FTainard, Miss Isabella.
Bacon, j. T.
Burgess, Admir- Maynard
Estate
Burdick Thomas
Brown Mrs Olive
Brown Heary T.
Butler Mrs Imerctte
Brown james
Brookiig Sarah NJ
Burial r \
BurIeiI Frederick
G.
Chamba RS Frarcis
Com Patrick
Collins Joseph
Cole Rev ) ID
Ca.ieriy Z
Connors Patrick
C ley David
Coz lcs Rufus
Conroe ] G.
Chase Miss z
| Cnld~ I'll John s
| Clark VIM
! Clark UriSon
/ Carpenter Miss Mary An
! Caller Mrs IL n
I'D
Duffy John. Sr
+
Ford Seth w
Freeman Mrs lucy
Fox Mrs Oiiy5
G.
Grandy Mrs J $
Gray Miss Jane
Could VI A
I Gould Margaret A
George Thomas
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