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Post once Department.

THE re authorizing ros'nasefs whose Offices se entitled
he furnished by the bills
money foe e prDrinr the hereby rscindcd
Com and after this ,s money win be received for That purpose
~ the Department. JAMES CAMPBELL
tpne 2f-l- Nv Postmaster General,
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I,BURCTT ayICEs.--Nlessrs. TAYLOR MAuRY have
u dst eeeivtd some very beautiful editions 81 the Common
Prayep ana complete Church Service" bound 10 Paris
Jane n Bookstore near Mann saeFS
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
Contract Office, July as 1885,
PROPOSALS for carrying the mills United
september, 3ot day Of Jane, 1859
Virginia. wi be received the
Wasbngsop, until
sJ5, Ito be decided the 2s August 1881
and in The times herein speciieds
SEC From Williamsburg Grove Landing back,
a week.
Lave Williamsburg daily, except Sunday, ut am;
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week.
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Landing days nv 10 a m;
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5e2B From Williamsburg Yorktown 2 times
week.
Leave Williamsburg daily, except Sunday at M,
Arrive at nrktown dry by III
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JAMES CAMPBELL,
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Office OF the establishments OF add.,iona, land
" Office in The of Wisconsin
February
emitted establish additional Lar district
vi Wisconsin, embracing all part OF present
lying ofie ne dividing townships
line be called the
district hereby declared and made known that the land Office
for said rci been located for the by the President
the United states SUPERIOR said
my hand Washington, this 2sh
April, A. ID. 1855 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned % General Land Once.
April 29--iaw6@ lat. and Star,
1 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover stree, Boston by
i Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
taa modern and accomDioGa
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NorIcR No pRE.EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every pergou entitled right Of pre- empon any Of s
Iuds within The townships townships above
qred establish The 10 The satisfaction Of The regis
and once ana make payment
m soon srncfeBs ae seeing This notice. ard bep day ap
ppnied Tor The the public sale OF tho iand
bclpr lie tract claimed Otherwise claim win be forfeited
e JOHN uODp,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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VIM. M. Merrick,
LAW,
No. IS Louisiana apenue,
"A, ILL practise in The supreme Court Of the United States the
Of claims and several courts OF the District OF Co
Iumbia.
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M n0yV,s REVIEW May.
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u INSURANCE s1
on LIFE AND PROP RTY


us Agent for the following responsible Insurance
\ Companies in Hartford and Boston. They are
controlled by the strongest and mostcxpereneed men
in those cities and stand amongst the best of the first
class companies of the country. To WITT
Connecticut Fire Insura nee Go. HARTFORD
Conn, Capital 5000 ,ooo--J. d. Eldredge, Secreta-
ry; u. w. Greene, President
Phenix Insurance Co., HARTFORD, Conn., Ca
pital 5000, ooO-H. Kellogg, Secretary; L. II. Nor
gan, President
Merchandise, Stores, Dwellings, Farnhouses, Barns
Public Buildings Manufactures, &c, insured III
the above Companies, at my Office in Kenosha, on
as reasonable terms as in any first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid as heretofore
New England Mutual Life Insurance Go.
BosToN Mass, b. L. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips President-As Life Insurance Compa,
ny stands the first in the country.
Kenosha Dec 7, 1S54.-1y22 JOSIAH BOND.
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lzenosi,a county circuit cour1---In Equity

Beach G. Spencer W.. Louisa Spencer.
appearing by affidavit to the satisfaction of This
court that the defendant Louisa Spencer resides ont
of this state but is resident OF ono OF the United
States to wit Of the state of Pennsylvania or the state
ofConnccticut. Onmotion of ii b. Towslcc ofcoun
sci for the complainant it is ordered that the saiC
Louisa Spencer cause her appearance to be cntcrcC
in this cause by the thirteth day % October 1853
and that she also plead answer or de,nurr to the SAID
compliments bill OF complaint filed in this cause BY
the thirteth day Of October 1895, and that in dcau
thereof that said bill of complaint be taken rs con
fessed by her the said defendant.
And it is further ordered that within twenty dav.
the said complainant this order to be published
in the kenosha Tribune q Telegraph, a paper pub
llshcd IN thiCity and County OF kenoShu aforesaid
one IN each week for six successive weeks
Dated July l6, 1865. JOHN b. JIISUN .
Attest H. H. NICHOLS County Judge
Clerk: GGw5I
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Extracts from Testimonials Concersng
S. D. G. II. w. SMITHS
CELEBRATED MELODEONS.

In an article of the February number OF the he
view Answering some inquiries in regard 10 the tenn
permanent made by VIM. W., jr., Brookfield, VT,
noticed statement that Princes Melodeons are
tuned in the equal temperament. Since that time
have examined number of Princes 81 Co.'S Meio-
deons with special reference to the temperament,
and have not found one tuned in equal temperament.
The temperament in the Melodcons OF Prince Il Cos
manufacture that have examined, approaches near
er the equal than those of Carhart & Needham, but
It is far from equal as any troubled with nice
car" think will decide, if they will try the chords
OF + and sharp III succession TUNER
PouAney, W.
We are happy 70 stand corrected on this point We
made the statement alluded to above the authori-
ty of professor of music in this city, without having
observed IN reference to il ourselve3-a thing
ny seldom do We have since examined Smith &
Co.'S Melodeons, and find a Tuner right. We do
dcons sold by Horace Waters, 1873 Broadway, are
tuned III the equal temperament-N Nasicdl Re
pieW.
Wewere astoniyhed aud delighted at the perfection
TO which Messrs S ID & II w Smith have brought
the Meodeon and the richness, sweetness, and pur-
ity of tone to which they are capitalization Path
finder.
Messrs S D & H W Smith rank as the first man.
ufacturs of the aelodeon in this country Their in
stfumenfs are recommended by the best judges as
superior i'll every rcspect-B0st0n Commonwealth.
They are acknowledged to be unquestionalab,y the
best in the country-Manchestcr Mirror.
80 There is constantly in store AT this establish
ment Ten different makes OF Pianos, and Five differ
ent makes of McOdcons.
- Each instrument is guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction, or the purchase money refunded
Persons at distance wishing to purchase will, by
forwarding their orders have their nell and
as cheaply supplyed as though personally prc;'ent.
HORACE WATERS,
1yn4Sl 3:sS broadway. New Work.
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State OF Wisconsin, Kenosha County Circuit
CouTt---In Chancery.

George kmball Complainant Serene Fisk, Lucinda Fisk
fhil9Juds"n Joseph NQnares Michael Frank Charles Dur
kee Luther James. and Clement IcFcvre, Defendants
appearing to the afacon OF this Court by affidavit that
the defendants this suit Po uson
are each al them out of the said State of
cess to appear has been issued in against said defend
ants on the bill filed them caused
their appearance to be entered this suit according
rules OF thus Court the ought be ease suc
process had been daily served Therefore,
fettit, Compliments solicitor
ienans PABLO udsJn and Luther James, deemed and tab
en- TO be asent defcndausud is ordered that sncl
absent defendants appear plead said
companauts bat by the tn rteont III day October A.
Zoo deaut thereof said bill of conpiant may he
taken rs confessed araint them.
And II is further ordered within twenty DAYS from the
date hereof this order be Published the newspaper
IN the ty of k'uosha in the STATE Of WISCONSIN, called
keGpSha Tribune and Telegraph, and that same pub
shed Tor six weeks successfully therein
week that within said twenty days tbrc be
served on each OF said absent defendant livery
thereof 20 them -
Dated. June %, L. Il. 1853. JON r. JILSIrN
J.-J PtTrIT. County J.,dr.
Cump'lts' S0lr TGwn31 Of krnosba %
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Extracts from Editorials Concerning
T. GILBERT & Co.'S
PREMIUM EOLIAN PIANOS,

xx1hc Kolian Piano Forte ia undoubtedly the most
Perfect musical instrument human ingenuity has CON
structed. Two instruments are blended into one
The Eolian is both attached and deiachcd SO that
the Piano can be played with or without il or with
one hand the performer may elicit the mclodious
strains OF the IIoan, aud with the other invoke the
harmOuies of the Piano. The Instrument which, in
the evening melted to the dance aided the festive
song gives fourth in the morning the pcaling tones
WEIGH prelude and accompany the solemn hymn
Mr.. Waters new rooms are very inviting 10 the low
ers of music But he has nothing i'll his rooms equal
in beauty and completeness to Glberts -Eolan Pi
ano Fortcs-NorriS = Itiiis' Home Journal
The variety and beauty Of the effects can only be
Appreciated by those that hear those magnificent in
strunents al Mr. Waters csabishmcnt.-N T.. Ire
6wHe
The .Folian Piano Fortcs sent to tho Crystal Pal
ace from the great music rooms Of Horace Waters
have been proved 20 be unsurpassed by all others in
those qualities which the greatest performers most
prize.-ErealRg Post.
The Pianos sold by Mr. Waters are very popular
The Frame work is metallic and the instrument is
warranted 10 stand any climate with scarcely any
need ot.tuning.--N T. Dag T'"ses
We have heard seyerai pieces pcrio1ne0 on one OF
these Instruments and we can truly say that the eli
feet OF the attachment, which gives rich I'LL tone,
is most rehabilitation G6@c.te y. L
The invention of The new voices has Invested that
instrument of its harsher tones and given us all the
purity and richness of parlor organ-E veRiHg ~
las, ii6dRy, y. y
ne bteCttan a. tl~t
cd that the two arrangements will not keep in tone
together, has been obvatcd in the manner of their
construction and Mr.. Waters has in his possession,
from PERSONS who have had them in use for several
years c most satisfactory testimonials 10 this effect
--Damoryo' Bringhsmp'oa, n
1Ii- admirable instrument is everywhere praised
--ChtTstiaa 4 9scfor, Boston.
- Fao = lrr auc Is now the chief attraction IN
ali musical circles IN tie saoyh-Ihc 4ta5aaG Bap
s,sf, Maroon.
These Planes alust be nearly pstect because they
.a ID
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BOUNTY LAND 6 PENSIONS.

I'D OUNTY LAND for those entitled to it under tho
Nd late act of Congress-giving 400 acres, (de
Quoting amount of acres heretofore received If any
to each Officer Musician, Private, Tcanstor, Seaman
Clerk and Marine, land in case of their decease, to
their widows and minor children,) who has served in
any since 1890, for the term Of Ii days, or been
engaged IN any battle-and BOUNTY LANDS and
PENSIONS, under any Of the several acts Of Con
gross, viii be obtained by
JOSIAH BOND,
Atty At LAZY AND PENSION 8. BOUN
TY LAND AGENT.
Information given free OF charge. An expe
ricnce OF several years in this business will enable
me to give serviceablc advice. 80
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SASH, DOOR, AND WINDOW BLIND
FACTORY.

- r. HANDBOOK, has recently added largely
rated above, by putting up extensive machinery h
his Factory, and is prepared to supply orders on the
shortest notice and at reasonable prices and will war
rant all his work to be of the best material and make
Farmers and all others, engaged in building, will
find it much to their interest to call at the Manuac-
urers for their Sash, sc, they can get better
article by SO doing, and at cheaper rates
He is prepared also to do all kindsaof Saving,
on the shortest notice. and as a competent
Turner be obtained, will also be prepared TO do
all kinds of WOOD TURNING.
Jobbing of all kinds in the line of the Carpenter
and Joiner business promptly attended to-
All who want work done are invited to give me
call am determined to suit customers if possible
~ Shop on Pearl street, south side between
Main and Exchange
Kenosha June 1855. vl6nl
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In Circuit Court, Kcnosha County. NViscon-
sin---In EnUifY.

SOLOMON Dngn Aaron J. Cows George " and
Mary CahuOn.
1T appearing by affidavit to the of Court that
the defendants Aaron j. Cows and George W Pierce
OF the state but sdents of the United States Le
SAID Aaron j. Cowls residing the Illinois and the
said George w Pierce residing tile Of California:
motion OF H. - Tow slee, of counsel the complainant
ordered that the said Aaron j. Cows and George
cause their appearance to he catered in this y
day Of October 800 aud that they plead
the compainant lill complaint in
tWcutysX:h day Of October A.. -. drfault
thereof that cOmpanans said bill complaint
confessed by them And FUR her ordered
ty days the said complainant in
the keuosha Tribune Telegraph publc sppcr rrin
and published III the city OF Icuos and said
be continued in said paper least
successive weeks. JON u.JIISIE
Dated kenosha, July 8, 1855. County Ina gc
Attest. l.. B. NICHOLS. CLERK 6w4
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Iy Reduced Prices.
rrsF.-1f.---Sx=z NOTWITHSTANDING the combination
~ II S3of Music dealers to keep up the prices
X yof non-copyright music, against the III
tcrest If native composers and their refusal to ex
tend to Mr. Waters he courtesies OF the trade he il
making immense saes-haying abundant evidence
that he has public counenance and support, III his
opposition to the Great Monopoly, and in his efforts
to aid Native Talent, and to adopt the National Cur
rency. His stock of American and European music
is immense, and fine catalogue of his own pubIica
tons is of the largest and best selected IN the
United States. He has also made Il great reduction
in the prices of Pianos. Melodeons and Musical In
struments of all kinds Superior toned o. octave pr
amos for Sl75 5000 and S25 interior OF as good quail
ly and Instruments strong and AZ durable as those
which cost $500 Pianos OF every variety OF style,
and price up to $1,000, comprising those OF ten differ
ent manufactures; among them the celebrated mod
crn improved Horace Waters Pianos and the FIRST
premium Eolian Pianos Of T. Gilbert & Co 3 make,
towners of the 4Eolian patiently Second hand Planos
at great bargains. Price from $40 to $l50. Melodi-
ans from five different manufactures; including the
ell-known S. d. & w. Smiths Mclodcons, tuned
and equal temperamentlthe best made IN the United
States Price SIS, $50, SO, $l00, $ll3 SID, Sl3o
and $3.50. Smiths double bank Mci0dIans $2Oo-
Each Piano aud Melodan guaranteed. The best
terms to the trade schools, &c. 12 discount TO clcr-
gymen and churches. All orders promptly attended
TO- Music sent to all parts OF the country, post paid
at the reduced rates. General and select catalogues
schedule of prices of Pianos Forwarded TO any adj
dress free OF charge
=
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CITYLOTS FOR SALE,

AT GREAT BARGAINS.-OEc Hundred
"A Lots in different parts of the City for sale, or
liberal terms, as to time, and at prices VERY LOW
have but one price Any person agreeing to erect
a House on the premises have credit for the ell
tire price of the lot. D
1t is my interest to sell and to sell cheap; for every
one disposed of makes the res. more valuable.
Call at my office at any time, and will go on to
the ground and show you the lots.
Al JOSIAH RGND
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M A r B l. & r A DRY
GEORGE ACExE.EX,

A NNOUNCES to the peopleof Kenosha City ant
"A County aud Vicinity that he has bought out the
Marble Factory of JosEPH J. EHLE, and has added
largely to the Stock, with both
Italian and American Marble,
OF the very best quality, and is prepared TO furnish
to order all work in the marble line
Being an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feel.
confidence i'll warranting his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tables, OJliesks
Pant Stones,
And all other work wanted for finish and STYLE tC
rival all competition.
Plaia Raised, or Ornamental IVork cf any ckarac
ter desired done IN style 10 gre entire Safstac
ton. lie respectfully solicts the patronage Of the
Public.
- Shop ON Pearl street, south side, west of Main
across from the Post Office
KFNOSHA June lS.l5--uIy16
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WINTER GOODS,

~
N u depending on navigation for our supplies.
' OF Goods, but receiving them direct from Bos-
ton by express with the New Year we have omen.
ed lew New Bales and Boxes OF New Goods 80
that we eau present to our numerous Customers
the New Year with New Goods to which We re-
specially ask theirattention.
WINTER STA WIS, ofall descriptions. for
Matrons, Maids, and Little Misses.
e"f EhIOR FLA NNEL&, both of wool and
cotton, beachcd and unbeachcd
GAOAhIN"S of every variety orslyle, goods,
and quality
FOR THE GENTLEMEN we have most
excellent assortment Of Cloths, Cassmeres, and
Vestln9s, of all Colors and STYLES.
NIYTENS AND CLOVES Of tbe very hat
kinds. Neck Shawls and Comiorters. WOODEN
Socks. Sc, &c.
We sell our goods just as cheap rs before com,
muh'catIon with the east partially closed. Cal
and see,
METCALF & MERRILL.
Janua~y, 1855 fv3o
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Attachment Notice.

EAEMosia'; VOnEity Circuit Count.
Asahel ". Bcnham VS.. TheophiIus s. Greenwood
N0TEGE. is hereby given to all persons interest
cd, that on the 10Th day of July, A. d. 1855, a
writ OF attachment was issued out of and under the
seal of said Court, in favor of Asabe w Benhan,.
Plaintiff, and against ThoophiIus S Greenwood De,
endant, in the above entitled cause for the sum of
three hundred and thiriy-two dollars and ten cents
over and above all legal set-ofIs reurlabe or the
2nd Monday OF November A. d. 1855
Dated July Is, 1885. L. b. NICHOLS
jon Is. JILsUN, Clark
PITS Adv Gy5
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MU SIGAI.

elicit praise from the most experienced and accom-
plshed performers, wherever we learn their opin
ions-Ihe Iadepcadent, Montgomery.
We can hardly imagine anything superior for the
music of the social family cirele.-1Ae Evening
Echo, New Bedford Mass.
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In Probate---Txonossla County Court

4 L
In The matter OF the estate of Nathaniel b. Clam,
deceased: st tst -
On reading and filing the petition of Sarah b. Clapp
OF Somes IN honosha county and Stale OF u sconsn,
and takihg due proofs same representing among
other things that Nathaniel b Clapp late of Somers
aforesaid on the 9tiI day of.Iuy A u 1859 died in:
testatc, leaving goods, chGttels and estate within this
county, and that she the potitioncris The widow OF
said dceeasod and praying that Administration of said
estate be granted TO John w McKoy aud hcrsce
II Is ordered that said petition be heard before the
A. D. 1850, at ten O'Clock A. IL at his Office in The
city and county Of Kenosha:
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be civ
on to the heirs of said deceased and to all other ne
sons Interested, by publishing copy OF fis order for
three successive weeks prior to said day of hearing
in the kcnosha Tribune & Telegraph weekly news
paper printed and published at Kenosha in snid
county. ay JON b. JIISUN
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NEW CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
HHssBERG & ADELsDoRFET

HHSSBERG & ADELsDORFER,
Mansion House Building, Main 81, Kenosha Wis,
"OULD respectfully invite the citizens of Ke-
w nosha and vicinity, in want of Eecndy-NEade
ClOfh hing IL GcnticNncn's Eurnishing & o ODDS
to call and examine their extensive and varied as
sortment of Goods, which they have just received
from New York. Their stock embraces themost de-
sirable styles, and i'll quality of fabric durability and
neatness of workmanship is in respect inferior to
custom work.
They viii satisfy all that their prices are as low
while the quality of their goods SUPERIOR to any
other stock in the city.
In the line OF Coats, they can furnish fine and
beautiful article of French and English Broad Cloth
also all kinds and styles of fancy Cassimeres, Mar
seies Linen, etc.
PantaIoons, of the finest French and German
Doeskin, Plain, Black and Fancy Cassimcres, White
and Fancy Marseilles, etc
We also keep always hand a large stock of
Gents Furnishing Goods, India Rubber and Oil
| Cloth Goods, Hats and Caps of crcry Style ard
make, Carpet Bags Umbrellas, Neck 7'cs, Scarf$,
| Socks, Suspenders, Chores, &c.
| .-Y7 Call and Examine OUR Stock. e.