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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
Notice to Creditors.

KENOSHA COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Joshua Lamphicr.
Letters of Administration having been Issued in
this cause, II - ORDERED. that all persons hay
Ing any claims or demands against Joshua I.amphicr
Isle of keuOsha county, deceased. are required to
present the same for examination and adjustment
before he Judge % the County Court, AT his office,
IN The city and County 0l kenosha, on the 22d day
Of April A. D., 1851 and tho Both day Of Sep;cm-
Der \. n. 1881, al 10 O'clock \. NJ. of said days.
Aud tt IS further Ordered. 1h2ttkis notice be pub
lshedIn the kenoSha Telegraph, 4 weekly paper
printed in said city and county .or four weeks sue
crsst ely, and thai notice OF this order be posted in
ior pubic places IN tn county of kenosha one OF
which shall be upon the outer door OF the Court
House, and ono of which shall be in The town OF
Pheasant Prairie. JON b. JILSUN,
March -, le34-3t s. 50 County Judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

q IN reading and tnga paper purpnrting TO be
GpWilI and the Probate thereof of Joshua Lamph-
Ter, late of the town OF Rome, Oneida co. y ~. de-
ceased. and also the petition OF r. H Dening claim
ing an interest in some of the matters set forth in
said paper, and also praying that day be appointed
for the prubatA of said viii in this state before this
Court.
Ills ordered. that the hearing for such Probate DO
held at the Court House, in and for the city and
county of kenosha. on the second Monday Of May,
J. D. 1854 at the hour Of O'Clock, p. NJ. OF said day.
and that this notice be published tor three successive
weeks prior to said day, in the Kcnosha Telegraph,
weekly paper printed in The city and county OF Ike
nosha. By the COrrt,
JON &. JILSUN,
april ~, 1851 - l0-3t County Judge
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
.April 10, la5E 8 10:
In Chancevy--Racine Go. Circuit Court
John Acken, complainant,

Piiny ". Perkins, Ephram
Perkins jr, Emily p Hot
disturbances IlUlliSirr, Ju- Mortgage Foreclosure.
liza A. Perkins. Frederick |
:. Perkins. Orsun ShGt-
don. samuel A.fhurstun
ind VIM. Johnston, defd.
III appcaring by proceedings in this cause and by
Hatlidayit, that Slbpmnu tthe process 70 appear
has been issued in this and been returned anu
filed with the Clerk of this Court and that said Fred
criCE S.PerEius has not his appearance to be-
e"ercd IN this suit, according 10 the rules Of this
CCatt the same ought to be entered in such pro-
cess had been duly sarvCd-ard il further appearing
By affidavit, tony satisfaction, that said Frederick =
Perkins is GA, oi the STATE OF Wisconsin, aud dill
igcn inquiry cannot be found therein Therefore, il
is considered that said defendant. Frederick = Per
Rims he deemed. and taken to be absent defend
ant: and ii is further ordered, that said Frederick
Perkins appear in tEiS cause, and plead answer de-
muir To hc said com plainaHts bill at com plant, filed
with the Clerk ofhis Court by and at the Dist day
August, l55f, that said compliments bill be taken
- confessed against him. And it is further ordered,
diet this order be published in the spaper PRINT
ed in keDo -ha county. called kenosha Telegraph,
for six weeks successfully al least once in each week.
before said BIS. day OF August neXt which shall con
situ!e service of Ibis order,
Dacd May 6, 1851.
j. r. D0OTTTTLE,
ra1ySEdW Circuit Judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
3f(lst&llaup.
FTLLTRusTER1Mc


The following fiIlibustering ethics are
from the California CtrontcIe:-
Says Captain Robb. to Farmer Cobb.
your farm is very fine, sir;
Please give me up your title-dceds,
l claim it all as mine, sr''
pray, how can it be thine?" says Cobb;
Pm sure / never sold it;
Twas left me by my father. sir;
| only ought to hold it."
"Nay, Cobb. the march Of destiny,-
IT'S strange you don't perceive it
Is sure to make it mine some day,
solemnly believe it."
But have YOU not already got
More land than you can till, sir?
More rocks than you can ever blast
More weeds than You can kill, air?''
GAY, Cobb; bat something whispers me
a sort ofinspiiation--
That I've right to every farm
Not under cultivation.
I'm Of the 'Anslo-Saxon race
4 people known to fame, sir;
But you-wltat right have YOU to land
Who ever heard your name, sir?
4 deem you, Cobb, lazy Iout
Poor, trolden down, and blind. SIR;
And if take your useless land.
You ought to think it kind, sir.
And, with my scientific skill,
set it down as true, sir
That | can gather from the farm
Full twice as much as you, sir.
"To be explicit: lis an age
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

At the Patent Office it is now Gus
tomary to obtain pure alcohol from
whiskey; wilhout iistilation or heat,
The discovery was accidental. \ gen
teman had a quantity of whi>hey in a
cask five feet high. On drawing it of.
he discovered that the upper part of it.
was much stronger than that near the
bottom. The hint was taken; and how
they prepare alcohol by puttingwhiskey
iuto a tall coIum, and allowing it time
for the heavier parts 10 subside, they
find pure alcohol at the top. This will
prove an invaluable fact to manutactur-
plS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

IMPORTANT TO RAmsoADs.-Juige
Duer decided in the case of Bolton
against the Hudson River Railroad.
(when damage was claimed for running
over the husband Of the plaintif) that
when cars run through the cities the
company would not be justida5Ie in US
ing ordinary care and diligence merely.
but they are bound to use the Utmost
caution in order to avoid accidents. In
this case, Bolton was supposed to have
been knocked down by Q baggage ear
and then run over by the passengers
cars. 1t was in the night and there
was bells on the horses and lights on
the cars, but they were moving through
a crowded street at the rate of six miles
per hour The damages were $4,000.
Seventeen members of Parliment are
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

IN Russia, if a carriage is driven over
any person aud Injuries him, whatever
may he the merits of the case, the hor-
ses are forfeited to the crown, and the
driver, if a Russian peasant, sentenced
10 be q soldier.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

y pursuance of and by virtue OF a license to me
& granted by the County Judge ON The 9Th day OF
ApT 4. y. lS5l, sha etItr for sse at public auc-
Hon aJ The 'front.' door at tie Court House. in The City
and County 90 kenoshu. On The SIATH DAY OF
MAY, y D., 1884, ri the hour Of tTo O'Clock, T. NJ
of said day. The following Real Estate, 10 wit: One
equal undivided fourth part OF the northwest quar-
Ter fihe northwest quarter OF Section No Eleven
Town One North, Range Nineteen East, in The Town
OF Brighton. kCuusha County
SAMUEL. SKEITES. Guardian.
April G h, 1854. - I0-3-i4
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

q ICENSE having been granted 10 the under
y 4 ,igued, rs admlnist ator of the estate Of Pny
= Green, deceased. to sell his real estate for the
purpose Of pa! ing his debts, and the charges OF adj
lunstrutlon; tAcrcu ore notice is hereby given that
pursuant to said license. shah sell ut the door u
tne Court House, in The city OF kenosha. on the 21;h
day of May, A, u. lsj4 between The hours twelve
O'Clock atnoon and two O'Clock In the afternoon oi
Green at HE time of lis dyccasc had in, or to the
store 1t and store building in block thirty situate
Market street. in Tie first Ward, of the city of ke
HOsha; bonded on Tie north by Market street on the
east by the loj owned and occupied by George Day,
on the south by premises occupied by Smons /,
Fsench; ga The weS 10y the lot now owned by Lee
Cabiu: said lot and sore building being subject 10
iucumbr@nce by mortgage. or Otherwise, existing at
the tine orthc death Of :hc said Plny +. Green. The
purchase money ~ lie paid on The day Of sale.
Aa!ca kcnush-, May ID, 1884.
NJ FIR ANN.
mast Administrator
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

THE Geographic dispatch of the \. Y.
Tribune says the House of Representa-
tiye8 is piously engaged in obeying the
seriptural command-YEA, YEA, and
NAY, NAY.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

In New Holland, before a girl is Civ
en- to her husband, two Of her front
teeth are knocked out; the happy lover
then throws a Na CARGO skin over her
shoulders, splits in her face several times,
marks her with painted stripes Of differ
emit colors, orders her to carry his proyis-
lon bag to his hat, and If she does not
@ fast enough to please him, gives her
tyw kicks by the way.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
KEN JsHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT--IN
EQUITY.
Andrew GIcCsOn. !
rs
Ellen tsiccSOn.

Ellen Giccson.
z T appearing by affidavit 10 the satisfaction ofthis
Il Court lHa, the defendant. Eea Glecson, Resides
Gus ~ this ate. hG, Is resident OF of the Tai
tcl states &C. WI: oi the State OF Massachus sets. on
motion oi II. b Fnws.ce. al Counsel for the CompiS-
uHnt, il Is ordered hai the said Ellen Gleesun cause
her aVpcarasctto iC entered IN his cause, and in
case uJ her app@arUCe th8t She cause her anSw CT 20
jhr Comp ai,u, Biil To be filed, and copy thereof
tn be- served up the Compartments solicitor 10y the
ass ,uty-s.Nlh day of August. 1854. and in default
thv.t said Bill "f plant may he taken g CON
tossed by her. And u is further ordered that within
tWCrl days. the s:.d Complainant cause this order
To tc published in Tie kea1sha Telegraph paper
publishc in thC city 81 kcuosha aforesaid and that
said publication be continued in said paper weekly
for sj& Successive weeks.
ION =. JII.SCN, County Judge.
II. B. TowsLTE, Complt's Sulr.
true cop! oithc original order.
Q. +. DANA. q erik.
Much on ls54 - zn-AAft
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
Printing Material for Sale

THNHE following fonts of Type are for sale at this
a Office They are new, and from the Foundry
OF lIagar & Co., New York city, which is sufficient
guarantee OF their quality. They VIII be sold IN the
quantity, by the single font, and on terms better
than can be had al any Of the Western Agencies.
pounds 10 or Minion Tile,
45s+ Z" Great Primer Script,
font Great Primer Tuscan Shade,
l font Burgeoise Ornamentcd,
font Great Primer GrecIan,
font Double Paragon Shade,
font line Nonparie Tuscan Shade,
font line Burgeuise Skeleton Antique,
font , line Small Plea Ornamcnted,
/ font 2 line Plea Gothic Shade,
/ font Great Primer Grecian,
j font line Plea Shaded No. Q,
j fOIt tine Plea Scroll Shade,
l4H pounds line Plea Gothic Condensed, Oct
shade,
AK pounds line Plea Tuscan shade, No, l.
FIX :" Antique, Z"
- line Gothic Cond., Oct. Shade.
2lL & line Tuscan shade,
35 s. 10 line Tuscan Oct shade, No. .,
81 - 10 No. 4,
10lI Plea,
225 - Burgeoise, So cts. per. Id.
Cases,
Kenosha, May > 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
CHlACERY SaLI--kenOsha Circuit Court
hlarH @ ENrr.

Aiafy q. ENer,
Serene Fisk, Lucinda Fisk, Joseph " QuGrlcs, Mi
chae Frank. Phlo Jatlson, Moses ID. Harvey,
Charles Holt, Parey Howe, Ehab Converse, Luz
Their JaJncs, and George kmball.
y \ virtue uf decieial order u the Circuit
q l4COurt of Kenosia county, made and entered on
tue rsl day of May A. D. 1854, in the above entitled
ctre, shall sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder. at the front door of the Court House. H. the
city and county OF kenosha Saturday, the first
day of July, 4. ID. 1854, between the hours of nine
ard twelve O'Clock \. NJ of that day, The following
de cribed real estate, to-wii: All that eerlan piece
paretl or lot Of nd lying and being in the south
Wctqaarler Of section thity-one in town two north
OF range tTeEy-thfee east described TINS: eommen-
cinggi point sixtyInee rods south, ard lwehy-our
rods west of the northeast corner Of the southwest
quarter OF Sccon lhiryonc aforesaid: thence north
y-threerod thence westiorty-ehl rods; thcace
south twenty rods thence west thiry-ye rods thcHcc
south niney-ei2ht rods 10 town line od; thence east
hy town line road hrty-wo rods; thence north Sky
TWO rods; thence east iily one rods; thence north
ihiy-hree rods TO the place of the beginning, eNcep-
ting and reserving OHc acre OF land beilg the same
heretofore conveyed by Hollis Whitney to Anna
Whitney; and also excepting piece of land contain
ing one hundred and eight square rods, or lherea-
boats, heretofore conveyed by the said Surenu Fisk
to Samuel ~incack; said tract OF land first above de-
scsbed estimated 10 contain thirty-seven acfes. or
threaDO> Is.
PATRICK COSGROVE,
Jon B. JiIsuu, Sheriff I'll kenoha Co.
Comp Solicitor.
kenosha, May &c, 1854 Wet
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES I!
FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY Row
~ TnN1c M1xrr-rr

FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY Row
AND's Tone MIXTURE.
TgvHE University Of Free Medicine and Popular
a RRor'edgs: chartered By The tate ofPenusyl-
vauia at its last sesso~. 9th April, 1881 mainly
furarTeslng the evils resulting from the sale Of spu
rous and dangerous nosIms also forthe purpose Of
supplying the public with reliable remedies in cases
where the patient cannot obtain or will not employ
the best medical sd visprs having purchased that in
valuable remedy. RowHnd's Tonic Mixture. on
count OF its just celebrity and known efficacy IN tie
treatment OF Fever and ague. aud its kindred alice
tions,-has TO hesitation in recommending 1t IN the
highestierIns TO the afflicted.
D0WEL COMPLAINT cured by ROWAND'S
d SBL ACkBERRY ROOT, The abOvelns;ituion
extends its sanction, In like manner, 10 the remedy
Ter Bowel Complaint so well known as Row
and's Compound Syrup OF blackberry root and
earnestly iecumnend II the Confidence ufpalieni>
afflicted with these MISUNDERSTANDING il 10 be
invaluable IA the treatment OF such cases.
Hon Henry X. Strong
Ron.J. r. Fanigen.
By order Of the Trustees, John II. Row and, VI. d
4 ID. r. Ashton. Esq.
Z Hector Orr, Esq.
All communications TO be addressed
iJohu X. Rowand. NJ. D.. Head OF the Pharmaceut-
cal apartment aud President OF The University.
Home Il~pensary and Office, No. ~, South Second
Street Philadelphia
Branch Dspensaryat the Store of
STARkkNEATHER < CO.
+ ROBINSON.
kenesba, Wis. 2l-iy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
USE BONPLAND'S
Fever & AguG Remedy.

Is neither Patent. QuacS or Empire. but
n penuiue Specific. prepared from the Recipc of
lG!sician. nld approved by the widest and best
khoMn schen' nc Chemist IN the Country. DR. J. II
Chiffon, OF New York and 10y bin rpcurnmen-
ded 10 the world voluntary and without paw for lis
valuable properties and declared that il contained
no mineral poisonous substances in It's wonderful
properties in removing Bile, and giving TONE
STRENGTH aud NIGOtR to the Ljcrr, K5dnrrs
Gad Stomach or in other words curing HE disease
IharoEgaig and E9sefvaifs not simply breaking the
chill, bat removing the Cease, areeVeFS vhere ac-
kAOwledged.
The Testimony Of hundreds in
SHFO, INDIANA. ILLINOIS.
End other parts of the country, could be given 10
prove this, but ask the public 10 try it. w, have
The utmost confidence in il, and stake lis success
on It's merits.
LET no F.3.HILT BE WITHOUT II.
+. ROBINSON,
.4Sszt for Eescsiz.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
FURTHER BY THE ATLANTIC.
GENERAL ISTELLIGENcE.


GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The report that Odessa was lombard
ed, which reached Us by the Canada,
WIS correct. On the oath April the al
Lid fleets bombarded Odessa ten hours /;
part Of the city was laid in ruins, four
gun fortresses dismantled, and eight Rus
sian merchant vessels and one Austrian
burned in the harbor. Three Of the
British bonbarding steamers were bad
" damaged, aud an attempt Of the Brit
lsh to land eighteen hundred men failed.
The Russian fleet came out Of the har-
Dor, and threatened the allied fleets, but
without attempting an attack again re-
turned into harbor.
The Russians have completely ayac-
uated Lesser Wa,lachia; their right wing
now rests on the Aluta River and their
head quarters at Bucharest
The Turks have come out of Kalafat
and are occupying all the towns in the
track Of the Russians.
The Russian forces are concentrating
at Siii<tra, and were to assault it on the
Ist Inst.
The allied troops who had arrived in
Turkey were still idle.
Nothing new from Asia. Part Of
Napier's fleet was blockadine the mouth
Of the gulfs Of Finland and Bothnia, and
nineteen ships were at Stockholm on the
2lst uIt.
France has ordered Russians Consuls
10 leave the Empire.
The Preston strike is over.
The steamer Europa arrived out on
the 3Oth uit.
The Bark Fayorite bound from Brc-
men to Baltimore, having on board one
hundred and eighty passengers, when in
The English channel came III collision
with the Bark Hesyer, bound from
Charleston to Antwerp, and sunk imme-
diateIy. All on board except five per-
sons were lost.
The Greek insurgents had been defeat
ed in an engagement with great loss.
Russia has imposed a heavy war tax
on all classes.
A dispatch from Berlin saws that the
ratifcations Of the treaty between Aus
tia and Prussia had been exchanged.
The Russians are reported as making
extensive preparations to attack Silistra
on the LIST inst 4 terrible and sanguin-
airy engagement was expected.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

EN. Chas.
got a verdict O
nols Central
land taken by
grounds in Chi
awarded by a c
which both pa:
VIII be carried
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

Seventeen members of ParHment are
= to the East, TO take part in the
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
A Card

a cara.
II will be seen from the above, that the Good Time
So long promised, has fairly come aud the under
signed Salesman in this establishment, would be
exceedingly glad to all %! his Old friends and
toners, hand To take advantage oft ii will give
him much pleasure 10 show the goods; and he is
quite il will be great mistake 10 buy elsewhere
before calling here and examining.
CHARLES c. BROWN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26

A-S VI
ground j.
sure for roll |
"n his late
of Ward in
but it beir
might injul
forebore to
subject, and |
crously volt
defended w |
censured, OF
they did the
did it out o
he esteemed
10 be censur,
nnteered TO
what right d
" G supposed
on which he
no person co
or was not a
hid been fair
but this poin
the Jury hav
murderer. c
ed to this fro
1t involves.
'urablc for an
'harged with
ground or D
'ert all courts
'opulaceins STR
r to the first
eeds upon tho
; a murderer,
'lnly courts,j
very useless
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-26
IN CE.ANCERY.
PROBATE OF Will.

JUN Is. 5iT4oIN,
Stoddard & Petit. County JHdgc.
COmnls Snfrs InayIlw6tSI-l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19

Dsg@Alr. Gwin. OF California. has intro
duced into the Senate proposition relative
to larger denomination of gold coin, namely,
that Congress shall authorize single coin,
worth 800, to be called ''Union;' $50. to
be called "iIalf Union and $25 to be
called Quarter Union" This is to snip
ply The wants of the Pacific States, where
paper money is not tolerated. and where. to
facilitate the counting and passing of heavy
sums of money. the large denomination is
needed. The Secretary of the Treasury re-
commenas that the "Half Union" only be
struck for the present.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-19
Commercial iacfor0.


BALTfH o II ~ PRICES cuRNENr
foE THE WEEK RNpiss ArRiLl5, iS5i.
Repori.d BY Randolph ~ Latimer, 90 South Sire
BACoN-No activity and prices remain as last
quoted. Sales of Shoulders at 81 to Tets.
Hams, fancy, ;oal2la plain, oalo. Sides,
7a7ls cts.
CORN-Recent news from England has advanced
prices. We quote White at IS to rs ets..-
Yellow IS to so cts.
FLOuR--The last steamer bringing intelligence
ofalarge advance in England, it is difficult
to give fair state of our markets-both
buyers and sellers are unwilling to operate.
Sales Of both Howard Street and City Mills
are made at IS 25aSS so.
WHEAT-Mlarkets unsettled and buyers and sell
lers unwilling to operate. We quote nom
inally for there are no translcti ons to de-
terminc prices. Superior to good red 81
7oaSl rs cts. Good to prime 81 75asl 50 !.
Ordinary white 81 soaSl s5cts Family
-four ST SsaSl 80 cts