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Kenosha Circuit Court.

William Seymour. Nathan r.
Allen, John X. Phelps. and
Joseph B. Allen, complain
ants, Us.
The Green Bay, Milwaukee
and Chica go Rail Road Co.. IN CUANCERY.
Condy X. Alton. Thomas r.
Williams, William ID. Bish-
op, Edward F. Bishop, j.
W. Stewart, Henry Chip
man and Samuel Updykc,
defendants.
ri appearing satisfactorily By affidavit. and from
b the process of spboena. TO appear In this cause.
and The returns of the Sherfs Of Kenosha and Mil
wauk-e counties thereto that neither of the defend
ani-, William d. Bishop, and Edward +. Bishop,
have NOT caused their appearance to he entered in
this suit, according TO the rules OF ihis Court, the
same ought to have been entered in such pro-
cess of subpoena had been duly served them. and
that such defendants out of this State and cannot
upon inquiry be found therein: II l. ordered,
lion Of Sioddard & Petit, com9ainants .olcii0rs,
that said defendants, VIVA. d. Bishop and Edward f.
Bishop, be deemed 10 be taken absent defendants.
and that they appear, plead, answer or denur 10
complanants bill on the first day OF August next.
And This order is directed 10 be Published liz The Ke-
nosha Telegraph, II newspaper printed Ia the city and
county of kenosha. in this State, tor six weeks
ccssvely at least once in each week before the day
of such appearance.
Dated April 25ih, 1854.
JON II. JIISUN.
Stoddard & Petit, County Judgc.
Cumpll's 50l'rs mayllw6tS470
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Administrators Sale.

lCENSE having been granted to the under
ID A signed, 3S administration of the estate eft PIny
Z Irecn, deceased, 10 sell his real estate for the
purpose OF pay ing his debts and the charges OF adj
mlnlsiraiun therefore, notice Is hereby given, that
pursuant to said license, shall sell ut The door Of
the Court House. in the city of kenosha, the 21h
day of May. ~ u. 1854. between The hours of twelve
O'Clock al and two O'Clock in The afternoon vi
sud day. all the right and title tina! thu said Pliny T..
Green, at The time of his dtCelsr had in, to the
store r and store building in block thirty. situate on
Market street. in the first Ward, of the city of kc
noShu; bounded on the north by Market street, the
east 10y the Ioi owned and occupied by George Day.
on the south by premises occupied by Smuns &
French; on The west by The lot now owned by Lee
Clntn; said lot and sore building being subject to
incumbrance by mortgage. or Otherwise, existing AT
the time ufihe death of The said Piiny Green. The
purchase money to be paid on the day of sale.
Dated Kenosha, Ma! ID, 1854.
NJ. FRANK.
may4 Administrator.
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In Chancery--Racine Co. Circuit Court.
Mortgage Foreclosure.

Piny VI. Perkins, Ephram
Perkins. jr, Emily P.Hui-
disturbances Iioilisicr, Ju- Mortgage Foreclosure
liza a. Perkins, Frederick
:. Perkins, Orsun Shell
don. Samuel A.Thurson
and VIM. Johnston, defd.
II appearing by proceedings in this cause, and by
n atiidavit that subpoena Che process To appear
has been issued in this and been returned and
filed with The Clerk of This Court and that said Fred
erick = Perkins has not cuuscd4S appearance to be-
entered in this suit according Ia The rules of hi,
court the sane ought to be entered in case such pro-
had been duly served-and il further appearing
by affidavit. % my satisfaction, that said Frederick =
Perkins is Oui 81 the Slate OF Wisconsin, and on dill
igcnl inquiry cannot be found therein Therefore, il
is considered that said defendant, Frederick s Per
kins he deemed, and taken to he an absent defend
ant; and il Is further ordered that said Frederick 8
Perkins appear in Ibis cause, and plead answer de-
the said plainants bill of complaint. filed
With the Clerk ofthiS Court by and at the 2lt day OF
Angus, 1854, iha said complauants bill be taken
confessed against him. And is further ordered.
that this order be published in the new paper prn
ed in kenoSha county, called kcnoShu Telegraph,
for six weeks successfully At least once in each week.
before said 2s day of August next which shall
stitute service of this order,
Dated May u, 1854
J. X. D0OTTTTLE,
maySw0w Circuit Judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02
PROBATE OF WILL.

AN reading and tilinga paper pnrporting TO be
aRWiu and the Probate thereof OF Joshua Lamph-
Ter, late of the town of Rome Oneida co.. y. Y :, de-
ccased, and also the petition OF X. Fl, Demng claim
Ing interest in somc of the matters set forth in
said paper, and also prayn" that day be appointed
Court
It's ordered, That the hearing for such Probate be
held at the Court House, in and for the city and
county Of kenosha. on the second Monday of MAY,
A. d. 1854 at The hour Of O'Clock p. NJ. of said day
and that THIS notice be published Tor three successive
weeks prcr 10 said day, in the keno>ha Telegraph,
a weekly paper printed in the city and county of he
nosha. BY tie tou t,
JON Il. JIISUN,
apri 10, 1851 81 l0-3t County Judge
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Notice to Creditors.

KENOSHA COUNTY COURT-lN PROBATE.
In the IN utter of the Estate of Joshua Lam ,hier.
Letters of Administration having been Issued in
this cause, 1T Is ORDERED, that all persons hav-
ing any claims or den. ands against Joshua Lamphlcr
late of kenOsha county, deceased, are required la
present the same for examination and adjustment
before the Judge OF the County Court, al his office,
in the City and County OF keno>ha, on the 22d day
of April, AID, 1854, and the 30h day OF Septem-
Der, 4. D. 1854, ut 10 O'Clock y. NJ. of said days.
And it further Ordered, That kis notice be pub
hshUd IN the kcnosha Telegraph, weekly paper
printed in said city and county for four weeks
cessveiy and thar notice Of this order be posted in
four public places in thu county OF kenoSha, one OF
which shall be upon the oater door OF the Court
House, and one of which shall he in the town of
Pleasant Prairie. JON Is. JiISCN,
March -, I55i.-it 50. so County Judge.
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Sale of Real Estate.

z y pursuance Of and by virtue ot license 10 me
a granted 10y the County Judge on The 9Th day
April. 4. ID. 1874 shall offer for sale at public
iiun the fronl door of the Court House, in Pc City
aud County OF kCnosha. On the SMITH DAY Oh
MAY, \. H.. 1854, NJ the hour OF two O'Clock, z. NJ
or said day, the following Real Estate, to wit: One
equal undivided fourth part of the northwest quar-
ter ui the northwest quarter OF Section No. Eevep
Town one North, RaHge Nineteen East, in the Town
OF Brighton, kennSha county.
SAMUEL SKEWES, Guardian.
April e h, IS54 50 l0-3-44
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Arrival of the Steamer America.
HALIFAX, May 24-l P. NJ.


Steamer America arrived this morning.
with dates two days later. Cotton has
declined one-eight owing to rate of in
terest having been advanced one-half per
cent.
Trade manufacturing districts slight
" declining.
Provisions-Gardiner's Circular quotes
Reflective, prices sitter, but not warrant
ing any change in quotations. Pork in
moderate request. Bacon declined.
Arctic arrived out on the evening of
the 10th.
Dennison quotes White Whean los
Red los Gdalls Sd. Corn active. advanc-
ed lsals Cd. Western White, 39s Cd.
yellow 39a40s.
Gardiner reports in Wheat large bust
ness. Prices trifle higher. Holders de-
mand an advance.
Tallow market dull and declining ten
dency.
Weather favorable for agricultural pur-
poses.
American Stocks, prices unchanged
market dull L. s. Elves 1865. ST %.
[. S. Skies 1865 $l.05. L. S. Bonds.
SIlOaIIO1
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TTEE
National Police Gazette.

r. LEXOW, EDITOR.
VENTIF National Police Gazsts the first pape'of ne
kind ever published in the United States, Is DIS.
tnctiye in its character, being complete chronicle OF
Crime and Criminals Justice and lis Adninislraleh
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In all their varied tights and shades. The following
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al Criminal Trais. by the most able reporters nts
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circulation Of over 10000 copies IS We pe'l
dence ofthe favor which the National Police oa%c'''
10 regarded By ti c Public. wo,k
Office of Publication No 81 Ann Street. Ne" i''A
Terms. 81 uer Annum, in advance.
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Later---.Details.

HALIFAX, 9th, 1854.
The royal steam ship America, Captain
Long, from Liverpool, on Saturday -. ar
rived this evening and sailed for Boston.
where she will be due at an early hour on
Thursday evening.
The latest negotiations for an alliance
offensive and defensive between Sweden
and the allied powers, are said to have
progressed so favorably that they are on
the point of being concluded. 1t is also
confidently stated in Paris that Spain
Portugal and Piedmonte are willing to
join the western powers to supply a con-
tingencv.
The Arab chief Yessrp, with 1000 fol-
lowers have embarked from Russia.
Fourteen Russian merchantmen have
been captured.
Admiral Dundas has proposed an ex-
change of prisonert. \ new French loan
of $500, 900 francs is talked of.
A correspondent of the London Times
ut Carlskroya, Sweden. writes on che 4th
Of May that an English frigate was rcpor-
ted ashore in the vicinity Of Rcul and it
was stated that the Capt. and crew arc
prisoners.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02
CHiNCERT SiLE---Kenasha Circuit Cout

Mary 6. Ever,
Serene Fisk, Lucinda Fisk, Joseph V Quarles, Mi
chaei Frank. philo Judsun, Moses y. Harvey,
Charles doyt, Farley Howe, EIlnb Converse, Luz
Their james, and George KImball.
EDY virtue Of decreial order 1f the Circuit
the mrs. day Of May, A. D. 1854, in the above entitled
cause, shall sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, al The front door of the Court House. ia the
city and county OF Kenosha. ON Saturday, the frs
day Of july, A. ID. 1854, between the hours Of nine
and twelve O'clock, A. NJ. of that day, the following
de crihed real estate, tOwit All that certain piece
parcel or lot Of nd, lying and being in the south
west qaarer of section lhiry-one. in town two. north
o. range twenty-hFee east, described thus: common
cling at point sixty three rods SOUTH and Iwentyfour
rods west OF the northeast of the southwest
quarter OF section hrty0ne aforesaid: thence north
twcny hrce rods; thence west orty-eia rods; thence
south twenty rod: thence thirty -ve rods; thence
south ninetyei rods To- town line foad thence east
by town lire rnHd thirty-lwo rods thence north sixty
two rods; thence east fifty one rods; thence north
thiyhree rods to the place of the beginning. excep-
ting and reserying acre of land. being 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 therca-
bouts, heretofore conveyed by The said Serene Fisk
To Samuel Simcock said tract of land fist above de.
scribed estima;ed 10 contain thiriyseyen acres,
threaboSts.
PATRICK COSGROvE,
Jon d. Jilsun, Sheriff of Kenoha Co.
Comp. Solicitor.
EpnOsha, Nav 10. 1884 W6t
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02

Ellen GlecSon. }
1T appearing by affidavit 10 the satisfaction ofthis
Court that the defendant, Ellen Glceson, resides
out uf this State but i Resident ot OF the Dni
ted states. wit; O the State OF Massachusetts.
motion OF II II TOw>ee. oi Counsel for the Compl2i
nant, il is ordered that the said Ellen GleeSun
her appearance 10 be entered IN this cause. and III
vi her appearance, that she cau,e her answer "a
the Conn lanaht> Bin to be iicd, and a copy the en
10 he served ON the Cnmplananrs Solicitor by the
twcDiy-siNth day Of August, 1854, and in default
thereof. sid Bill of Complaint may be taken con
esscd by her. And 1t is further ordered that within
twenty days, the said Complainant cause this order
TO be published in the keansha Telegraph, paper
published in the City of keuosha al,rUsId and that
said publication be continued i'll said paper weekly
for six successive weeks.
Jon q. JILSUN, County Judge.
II. b. TowsJEE, Compii'S Sulr.
true cop! Of the original order.
o. +. DAN \. CT ERIK.
March 2Ifh 1874 S17tl-iu ct
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE
A Mammoth Stock Of Groceries
A Card.

II will be seen from The above, that The Good Time
AZ long promised, has fairly come, aud the under
signed as Salesman in this establishment, would be
exceedingly glad all OF his Old friends and Gus
TONERS, on hand To take advantage OF ii. II viii give
him much pleasure To show the goodsi and he j.
quite sure i, will be great mistake 10 buy elsewhere
before calling here aud examining.
CHARLES c. BROWN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02
Printing Material for Sale

TENTE following fonts Of Type are for sale at this
Il Office. They are new. and from the Foundry
oi llagar & Co. New York city, which is sufficient
guar,n of their quality. They VIII bc sod IN the
quantity, By the single font, and on terms better
Khan eau be had ~ any of the Western Agencies.
pounds 10 ~ Minion Tile,
49, Great Primer Script,
| font GreHt Primer Tuscan shade,
| font Burgeoise Ornamented,
font Great Primer tirecIan,
| font Double Paragon shade,
font line NOnparel Tuscan Shade,
font line Burxcuise Skeleton Antique,
l font line Small Plea OrnamcHled,
font line Plea Gothic Shade,
/ font Great Primer Grccian,
font line Plea Shaded No. 2,
! font line Plea Scroll Shade.
az pounds line Plea Gothic Condensed, Oct
shade,
Az pounds 6 line Plea Tuscan shade, No |.
2IL =" Antique, ="
% 2 line Gothic Coud., Oct. Shade.
2I4 { line Tuscan shade,
80 9 10 line Tuscan Oct shade, No. 3,
l0lh Plea,
225 - Burgeoise, SO cts. per. lb.
Gases,
Kenosha, May ., 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02

Ex Richard G. Winslow, of Clcve-
land, died in that city on Saturday last.
He was largely interested in lake COM
merce, and his name is familiar with al
men who 90 down to the lakes in ships.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02
USE B0NPLAND'S
Fever & Ague Remedy.

TT is neither Patent, Qusck Empiric, but
EGenuiue Specific. prepared from the Recipe of
Physician. and apprC we'd by the widest and bes
known scientific Chemist in the Country. DIR. j. X
CHlLTuN, of New York; and by bin recommen-
ded 10 the world voluntary and without pay for its
valuable properties and declared ihst it contained
no mineral or poisonous substances in We wonderful
properties in removing Bile, and giving TONE.
STRENGTH and FiGoUR TO the Itr,r. kidnfps
aRd Stemack or in other words. curing the disease
TAsroVgAty and fFsetEai{y not simply breaking the
chill. bat removing the Cdase, areever. where ac-
knowedged.
The Testimony of hundreds in
5HEO. INDIANA, ILLINOIS.
vnd other parts of the country, could be given TO
prove This, but ask the public to Try it, W. have
the utmost confidence in it, and stake its
on its merits.
LET NO FAMILY BE WITHOUT IT.
+. ROBINSON,
.4gspt fer Kssessa
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
EVER AND AGUE CURED BY Row

EVER AND AGCE CURED BY ROW.
AND's Tone MIXTURE.
TEyHE University Of Free -Ncficiae and Popular
q RROrtcdgs; chartered by The tale Of PeuuSyl-
yaus al its last seSSio~, l29ih April. 1872 mainly
fUrarestng he evils resulting from the sale OF -pu
rous and dangerous nosirims also fUTthe purpose OF
supplying the public With reliable remedies, in eases
where the patient cannot obtain will not employ
the best medical adN isvTs having purchased that in
valuable remedy, RoWand's Tonic Mixture. on ac-
count OF its just celebrity and known efficacy the
treatment Of Fever and aguo. and lis kindred alec
tions.-has no hesitation in recommending il in the
higbestterms TO the afflicted.
DOWEL COMPLAINT cured by ROWAND'S
extends its sanction, IN like manner, TO the remedy
for Bowel Complaint so well known Row
snd's Compound Syrup of Blackberry root, and
earnestly recommend IL Ia the Confidence ufpalien;s
afflicted with these mpaints.-bclieviuG it TO be
invaluable in The treatment OF such cases.
{ Hon Henry X. Strong
Hon.. r. F!an,gen,
By order of the Trustees, & John r. Row and, NJ d
ID. R. Ashton, Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq.
IF All communications to be Addressed
Joh0 r. Rowand, NJ. D.. Head of the Pharmaceu,-
cal apartment. and President OF the University.
Home Dispensary and Office, No. IL, South second
Street Philadelphia.
Branch DiSpenSarya n theSiore Of
STARK WEATHER h CO.,
r. ROBINSON.
Eenosha, Wis silly
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02
SIMMONS q SON
HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF
Staple Dry Goods. staple Gro
epPiPS

And all kinds OF Goods Kept for sale in a City OF
Country Store.
They will sell at the lowest living prices will sell
TO Loan or Anti-Loan Men, friends and foes, on the
same and such terms as permanent customers will
be satisfied with.
Good Goods, sold at honorable prices, on accom-
moda.iny ierns. Ooght, and We are sure rHt, bring
fair share of custom.
We are trying il. Gail end see us.
March !. i154. [dlyl SIMMONS & son.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02
Cane Seat Chairs.

YEIlE Subscriber is now putting up large lot of
a Cane ; AT Chairs which for quality and price
are preferable, he thinks, TO any eNer Offered IN tins
place.
\ large Sock of ether kinds Of Furniture is now
o. hand, and being manufactured, which will be
sold cheap tor Cash.
Q sg' Ware Rotm South Of and across from the
Runals House. JOHN NICOLL.
March 2J,IS5i. DIS N3l
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02
EsATS AND CAPS.
BOOTS AND SgEOES.

stock of Boots and Shoes that will defy ccmpct
ton IN this market. buy my Boots ana shoes iron.
first hands The eiOre and will giNcyou great bar
cams in this line. Among my stock may be tuunG
Gents line cali sewcd boots peg do Mems thick
hide do Kip do, Boys boots all sizes la the La
dies Department, have fine lot of morocco bus.
kin wa king shoes, ties do lace boots OF several
grades and STYLES. Something new in the way OF
4 thick walking SHOE suitable tor the fall and WIN
ter childreu's shoes OF all The styles. RHbbei
shoes for mems wear; do. Tor Ladies' and s size,
for children In conclusion, come and zee host o.
thngsin this line. hiCh have not room to mention.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-02
Andrew GleCSon, !
rs )
IIl,V, ElnAzAN

KENJSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT--IN
EQUITY.