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oiCE IS hereby given that by virtue OF writ OF fe
lacas issued out OF and under the seal Of the Crcu
Court IN and for the County Of Kenosha and State of Wis
es 10 ne directed and delivered against the goods and
chattes lands and tensents Thomas Mccormick have
levied upon and shall cer for SALE sell public
o OF vehdHe 10 te highest bidder therefor the law d
reefs at the Court House in City and County Of Keno
Sa and state aforesaid Saturday the 9th day ofseptem
per A. d. 1906 between the hours OF and three o'clock
m the afternoon Of that day. the rig HIT title and interest
OF the said Thomas Mccormick in and the following de-
scrbed piece parcel Of land lying and being the
OF Brighton together with all the appurenances thereuno
belonging, bounded and described follows to wits The
east half Of the south east quarter of section tysx 1867
in town two III north of range twenty T20l. east
Dated, Kenosha, July "a, 1856 j. l. EHLE. Sheriff
Two of Kenosha County
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IN the Of the Theodore Sheldon deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of Harvey Kirkland OF
Northampton, of Massachusetts, praying that Richard T.
Of his administration therein 1t is ordered that said
Administrator appear before this Court of administration
therein the Office of the Judge of said court in the City
of Kenosha the Sh day OF September next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Of said day And it is further ordered that copy OF
this order be published i'm the Kenosha Tribune Tele
graph, weekly newspaper published in the city and
Of kneoha for three weeks successfully before said day
of hearing and also copy of this order be personally
upon the said Richard + Morton least days before
said day OF hearing herein named. JON, b. JlLSUN,
Dated kenosha, August Il, 1886. 3wl0 County Judge
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state OF " sscOusiu.--En Ghancery emo
County Circuit Court.

selecta Lane Joseph W Lane,
appearing by affidavit to my satisfaction TINT ts 4.
PENDANT, said Joseph W. Lane is out Of the stat NJ
Wisconsin that the subpoena issued in tn cause was no.
served on defendant nor has he caused his appearance 10
be entered in this suit according the rules of tbis
me same ought to be entered in process to
had been duly served Therefore, motion of ] P.ttt
complainant solicitor, it is ordered that said
joseph w Lane shall be deemed to be an absen,
'deiehdht-ahd 1t is further ordered that said Joseph w
b filed in this cause at or by the the thirty first da Of
tober AID 1906 or IN default thereof that said bill OF com
plant may be taken as confessed against him
Ana further ordered that within twenty DAYS from a
date hereof this order be published in the newspaper
ed in the city of Kenoha in the of Wisconsin called
the henoSt0 Tribune Dc T6}egTdpb" and that the same
be published six weeks successfully therein at least once
in each week.
Dated July 21th, 1856 j. B. JILsUN County Judge.
) J. PETrIT, Compile soPr. [6w6l Of Kenosha County
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Attachment Notice.

COUNTY OF kEN0SHA, Cry OF KENosuA
In ,Ttstice Court
To Charles IIayattYou are hereby notified that writ
Of attachment has been issued against ou your
ty attached to satisfy the demand of the Plaintiff amount
ing twenty five dollars
Now unless you shall appear before Sas Anes Justice
peace for said County at his office III said
on the 10th day of September 1856 at O'Clock the
afternoon Judgment will be rendered against YOU and your
property sold pay the debt.
Dated at the City of Kenosha. I WILLIAM BAYLIs
This 10th day of Aug 1856 PLAINTIFF
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sheriff s4nIe.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF two execuons
issued ont and under the seal Of the circuit court IN and
or me county OF kenosha, state Of Wisconsin, me dret ed
ana deVred against tho good and chattes lands and eue
neht OF casper Buche nave levied upon and shall Of
Ter or sale and shall sa public auction vendue as the
law directs, at tie house in the citv and Of
os on saturday the 10th day of September, A. d. 1856
between the hours OF one and three O'Clock the afternoon
oil tat day all the right title interest of the said tas
per buche IN and to the following described pieces or par
ceS and situated and being in the city Keno.ha coun
anu Sae Goresaid and more particularly bounded and
uescfea as follows, to w.t. Lot nine () ia block twenty
seven GO III the southeast quarter section number thirty
one 81 town two (2 north Of range (23) and
ft % ot egl o. III block twenty-sev (27(commen
ing at the south east of said lot thence north n the
or east corner, then west the line six (6) feet
thence south to south line thereof thence east to place Of
beginning. J. l. EIILE Sheriff of
kenosha County.
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M A r B L E r A c DRY

GEORGE ACKLEY.
4 NONNcES to the peopleof kenosha City and
n y-1s7 J. Vicinity, that he has bought out the
Marble rs Of JOSEPH !. EHLE, and has added
largely Is -, Stock with both
A<.iiEon api American Marble,
Or h very best quality, and is prepared to furnish
cEder ali work in the marble line.
oeing an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN he feels
onfdcnce in warranting his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tables, O5liesks
Paint Stones,
And all other work wanted, for finish and STYLE. to
rival all competition
PfaiH, fcatSed, Ornamental U0rk, of any ch0rGc-
ter desired done IN style TO gre entire satisfac-
tor. lie respectfully socits the patronage of the
Public.
- Shop on Pearl street. south side, west Of Main
across from the Post Office.
kESosHA June ISll5-nivi6.
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state Cf ~ iscon~En./
kASHCAEa:s G,0Ir.fx. rs' Ah HsIuity.

Margaret Keller vs.. Kendrick Keller
THE subpoena in this having been issued and return
ed by the sheriff Ct said county with his return on the
that the defendant could not found in said county
and no appearance by said defendant having been entered
ia said sand further appearing by proof that sa dc.
PENDANT Is out OF the State On motion of e. Ingalls,
hetor for said compa nan it is that the defendant
appear plead answer demur to the said complaint
filed IN this cause, before the 18th day November
next, or the will be taken confessed And is fur
ther ordered that copy this order be published in the
kenosha Tribune and Tel graph in said county once in
each week for weeks successfully from the Ith day OF
August, 1886 JON r. JIISI,N
H0EiS t iiul a. - $500 County Judge,
Attest J.. b. NICHOLS, Clerk 6rq
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THOMAS PRiCTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch yYhisiSey,

Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch yvhisIsey,
london Porter, Scotch Alc, Cigars, &c.
ssramdic>.-Otard,D pppy g. Co., T. Chcrou's
Champagne, q. Admgrauid, H. Lombat, j. 6.
7. Md1aH, Rostcae Charraycr, L. Marrio2
j. j. Dnpuy, Damien.
Gins Cologne. DHKRypers, Key, Thistle
EtWms-Jam0ica, ST. Croir.
Whisitcys-Oid Moaongahcl0.
wines-Bnrgaudy Part, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and P~rc jujce, Sherry D. G. Gordon, Othe
Grades
Champagne Hcidsick and Hc1dsick e. Co., d. LaHc-
Claret in casks. Claret in cases Hhife in casEs.
White al cases, lfuScat, MVscat in cases. Bran
dR Cherries, Cherry Brandy, C0rdiais Bitters,
Alcohol, Pure Shirt
- Pricture's Double Rectifed Whiskey in lots or
by the barrel Kenosha, Wis. disn16v1G
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INemo.I... elircmi1 Conrf---In a,a nee,.,

John 6. Proctor rs. Henry McKoy Orson s. Head And
Jackaon b. Nuttng. O"U anu
I appearing to the satisfaction OF this Court that the
HpoVe named defendants, Henry McI<oy and Jackson
@ = sKasJ whom process of subpoena has been du-
" issued and returned "Non Est are not and that neither
81 mem Is resident Of the state Of Wisconsin, and that ne
the Oh The last named defendants caused his
to be entered in the above entitled cause ON moon of
ngas solicitor for complainant it is ordered that the said
l"s, Haged ucehahS be and they hereby respectfully
ant b OF complaint filed in the above cause in the office
% ~ b o. e circuit court OF Kenosha county on or be-
lore te oh day OF November 1S56 or In default there
OF mat me SAID bill be taken confessed by and against the
Sn Iast named defendants respectively And it is further
TO cause THIS order to be published within twenty from
tte cate hereoi IN the Tribune Telegraph weekly news
paper printed and published in the city of Krnosbs sora
SAID once IN each week for six successive weeks
Dated August 5th 1856 JON n JTTSr-N
lllttNt, ~. ID. NINHOlsl lleIk. 6wS County
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Fu Esrobate--. Kcnos:.a Couuty Courf-

nN reading and fling certified copy or proof Of the
" win Of Susan r. Young, late Of Codwater Branch Co
Of Michigan presented by the administrator OF
county and state for Probate in t county, is Ordered
that the proofs Of said Instrument be heard before Judge
this court the 18th day Of September next ten o.
clock A. NJ and that notice thereof he given all persons
Interested oy publishing copy this three weeks
successvey prior said day Of hearing in the Kenosha
Tribune Telegraph weekly newspaper printed At Keno
sha city in the county OF Kenosha. JON r. JILSUN,
Aug. %, 1856 5wl0F C5uny Judge.
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REMOVED.
w a G 9 III $ M A KING!
LCDCR

AA%-~ N-~-k--A-
Al the Work i'm TRAIN a. WELDER's
Ship bctore yoa purchase elSewhcre!
EENsEE Undersigned, both Of whom are Practical
H. Workmen, and under whose immediate super
vision all their is DONE feeling their
work is second to made in the Western Country would
respectfully ask of Farmers and others wishing purchase
Wagons tciGgeS give them call before making their
purchases elsewhere.
The undersigned having purchased the exclusive Right
this State, of
HaJJard's Improrc9 Patent Couch Spring, and
Slcr{ Turning C0aCh Gco,'iHr,
Are prepared to Manufacture Order Carriages Superb
Strength and Durability with fourth to
less weight than be built with steel elliptic springs
They will spare expense in procuring the best
OF material and 40 labor in putting together finishing
and ask but fair share Of the patronage Of the public
TRAIN & WILDER.
Heaoshd, October 9th, 1850 -
Buggy and shop Rights,
Together with exclusive Rights Of Territory he on
application to either member Of the firm their Shop in
the North Ward, Chicago ST. doors Grand ST.
Bridge. Tnl7tEl II a. w
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Admiu;str.tor,s sale.

Joshua Lampbier Jr. Estate.
Y order Of the Judge Probate within and for the
I)y Of Kenosha, and OF Wisconsin, l shall sell at
Public Auction Saturday two O'Clock p NJ, Sepem-
1856 House door in the city and coun
y Of Kenosha following land situated in the Town Of
Pleasant in said county, and described lot No
of fractional No. Twenty Nine (29) Town one ~
Range Twenty three (23 situated upon the Lake shore and
containing ~ Acres REUBEN II. DEMING,
Kenosha City, August 10, 1854 3wI0 AG7,SDiaty0for
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RACINE & MISSISSIPPI

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS:
ON and after Monday, February 4h regular Trains will
~ between Racine and Delavan, stopping East Mt
Pleasant, Wnsor, Union Grove Dover, Burlington Lyons
Springfield Geneva and Elkhorn Stations, follows:
Going West.
Leave Racine A. NJ. Arrive at Delavan 1915 A.
2P NJ. " AS p NJ
Going East.
=. NJ. 345 p NJ
The $50 A. NJ train from Deayan connects Racine with
the NJ trains of the Milwaukee Chicago Railroad north
and SOUTH and the o'clock p NJ from Delayan
meets with the p. NJ trains of the Milwaukee Chicago
Railroad North and South.
Stages with the O'Clock A. NJ train from Racine
at Springfield and Geneva
Also, Delavan for Darien, Aliens Grove Summervie
Clinton and Beot daily and for hIaxon. Mills, Emerald
Grove and GAINESVILLE.
This Road is well equipped and furnished with every fac
ity for doing a heavy
FREiGH TING BUSINESS
with despatch and regularity. The line penetrates most
populous and productive portion of Wisconsin capacious
Grain Warehouses already erected principal
tons by private individuals aordng every convenience
the purchase and shipment of all kinds of Produce
Visions which together with the eligible Depots of the
the line and superior Storage, and shipping fac
ties at the Lake, renders this desirable line of country
Produce and Lumber operations
II. S. DURAND Pres't.
Racine jan 2Sth, 1856 31tf@
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"wHILE THERE'S THERE'S HOPE"
DR.. WIN. r. HAYDEN'S
celebrated Improved Vegetable Purgativs


E-l ~
Celebrated Improved Vegetable Purgative
ID Z III
Universally acknowledged by all who have be
decidedly The best remedy yet discovered for
ali ordinary complaints, such
Dropsy, Liver Complaint Janndce, Loss of Appetite
geStion, Heartburn Sick Headache, Eruptive Diseases
General debility, Irregularities, SuppTessons, Nervous
ness, Drowsnoss, Fainness; Foul Stomach and all the
Diseases arising from morbid state of blood stomach
preventive and for the Fever and Ague these
Pills stand at the head Of all other Medicines.
Ifyou have not used them be advised to do immediate
y, and you will find that they truly all wIa they are
recommended to be- and far superior any all others
Their virtues consist in the wel-knowD fact tlat
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING THE
BOWELS C0STIVE.
They are Alternative, Restorative. and
Tonic.
Purifying the Bood,the great fluid of Hfe-and pving
strength and tone to the whole system No family ould
be single day without them their timely use viii pre
vent much sickness and expense f'N
J. D. PUTNAM Co., Proprietors
p ,o,,>-eo,- 49, Lowell, Mass.
1y4Sl F. SCAMM0N Co, General Agents CIicsy,n
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PAPER HANCINl,S

Wall and Window Papers, and Borderngthe largest aud
Best assortment before offered in this market of all
prices and quaes, from the finest Satin, the common
kinds Mt the lowest prices.
The public requested to look in and Themselves
the inducements offered for they numerous to name
kcnosha December %, 800. Iy27
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Blinds, Blinds. Blinds /!

LIVERY variety Of Window Binds manufactured to order
- on Short notice, at HAMBROOKS Sash Door and Blind
Factory, LIST door east of City Bank.
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To Rent or for Sale

Good, Commodous Dwelling HI O u E
4 For particulars enquire OF the subscriber the stor
49, OF Simmons son j. VI. STEBBINS
henosha, July "a, 1896. Gtf
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Comprising every variety quality and style of Letter No
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unrued
white, and assorted colors Cards, of every
description; Inks, Inkstands, GOld Pens,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,

Comprising all the standard Works both Eng ii and Amer
can III various and beautiful styles Of Bind ngProse and
poeiryHsories, Biographies Tales &C. Bibles Dctiona-
les Prayer Books, and Hymn Books New Books from all
he great Publishing Houses constantly received by Express
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-06

SINGULAR ASTRONOMICAL PREn,c-,o
ABOUT To BE VERIFIEp-A new work bv ..
American author, appeared recently unde,.
the title OF The New Theory of the Cr.,
alton aud Deluge- Among other star,Gn,
predictions contained in that book it is ,,s
ted that it is probable the rings which sur
round Saturn are composed of water. snow o,
ice, which. at some future time may descend
and deluge that planet, as ours was delp,oa
in the days of the patriarch Noah.." |, ne,
appears that this event is likely to take nloo.
little sooner than was anticipated for 81,
David Brewster says:
MIR. Otto Struve and Mr.. Bond b,,.
lately studded with the great Munich tels.
scope. at the Observatory of Pulkovav the
third ring of Saturn, which Mr.. Lassel,
aud Mr.. Bond discovered to be fluid -
These astronomers are of the opinion ,bs,
this fluid ring Is not OF very recent forms.
tion, aud that it is not subject to rand
change; and they have come to the extraor.
binary conclusion thai tire inuer border Of
the ring has, since the time of Huygen.
been gradually approaching TO the body Of
Saturn, and that we may expect sooner or
later, perhaps in a dozen of years. to see
the rings united in the body of the planet"
OF course. IN thus introducing analogy
between tue operation of nature in thai,
planet and our own, it is inferred that the
earth. previous to the deluge. had rings like
those OF Saturn. and wore them in the same
manner.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-06

BEAUTIFUL DOCTRINE Rev Dr.
Bellows. of New York, recently delivered
an excellent address on mirth, i'll the course
of which he remarked
For my part | cay in all solemnity,
have become sincerely suspicious of the
piety of those who do not love pleasure in
any form cannot trust the man that nev
er laughs; that is always sedate that ha,
no apparent outlets for those natural spring.
of spor'lvencss and gayety that are Peren-
nal in the human soul know that nature
takes her revenge on such violence ! eI-
pect TO find secret vices, malignant sins, or
horrid crimes springing up in this hot-bed
of confined and imprisoned space; and
therefore, it gives me sincere moral graft.
fcation any where and in any community,
to see innocent pleasures and popular
a'nu$ements resisting the religions bigotry
that fiowns so unwisely upon them. Any
thing Is better than dark, dead, unhappy So
sIal life-a prey to ennu and morbid excite
ment, which results from unmitiga,ed pur
tanism. whose second crop is usually unbr-
died license and infamous folly"
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-06
follows !:

The above we believe is the official vote
in the different counties reported We can
not yet say who is our judge. but if the eho-
sen one does not prove capable and efficient.
it is no fault of ours We voted for our
choice. and the voters of the district. We
presume, did the same From the begin
ming we insisted that politics should not in
fuence voters In casting their suffrages. and
we believe they did not. for we know, as to
our own nesghborhood, men Of all parties
voted for the different candidates. Although
there is some doubt who i, elected. yet
enough has been ascertained to know that
the Camden nominee is somewhere in the
vocativc The little junta at that place have
now learned. we presume, that the good peo-
pie of this district are not under their
control and dictation, and that the cry
of Democratic nominee" will not always
win.
Since the above was in type we have re-
ceived official returns from Polk county,
and Maj. STITH is elected by majority of
48 votes in the district The vote in Polk
stood as follows-Conway 10i. Cullen 81.
Stith 3.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-06

The Philadelphia Bulletin publishes a
review of the interments in the four chief
Atlantic cities last year The most striking
feature observed in it is. that the year 1856
has been one of unusual health There has
been decided dimiDution in the numb ber
of deaths in each of the four cities The pro-
portion of deaths to the inhabitants in Phil
adelphia was in so; in New York. / in
q; in Baltimore. in 40; and in Boston,
l in 80 The average mortality of New
York, according to the annual report of the
City Inspectors. considerably exceeds 25.-
600 year. At this rate it would just take
25 years for the whole present population of
that city to die.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-06
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Jan. %.


Senate.-Mr. Clayton, of Delaware, pre-
sented communication. which had been re-
ceivel from the President. in Executive
session, from which the injunction of secrecy
had been removed, transmitting copy OF a
letter from Lord Russell to Mr. Champion,
dated January 8, 1858, which declared that
the British Government intended to adhere
strictly to the treaty of April l9. 1850 and
lot assume sovereignty, either directly or
indirectly, in Central America.
House-Mr Fuller said. be had desired
for weeks to withdraw his name as candi-
date for Speaker. and expressed himself so
to his friends; they considered his name
under their control, not his own. and he had
permitted them to use it without making
public his objections. He wished now to
withdraw, and have it distinctly understood
that he was not a candidate for that office.
The House then resumed balloting. with
the following result: Banks, 96; Orr, 6S; !;
Fuller. II; Ricard, IS; Campbell. of Ohio,
3; Eddy, Haven. Pennington, Miller. of Is,
Kennett and Williams. each l. Necessary
for choice, l02. -
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-06
IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINGT

IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINGToN-In the
House. on the 23d ult., Mr. Richardson
stated he hoped sincerely that the House
should be organized 1t had been intima-
ted here and elsewhere that there might bs
an election of Speaker, should be and other
candidates retire from The contest Gentle
meE with whom he acted would bear test-
mony to the position he occupied-that it
was not one of his seeking and one from
which be was anxious to recede, and relieve
the House from embarrassment lie would,
If possible. retire to day. and will tomorrow.
from the candidacy tor> Speaker.
The last ballot s;oud-Banks go Rich
srdson, 65; Fuller. 80; Campbell 5; Porter l.
Necessary to a choice, 90
Mr.. Rust offered resolution expressing
as the sense of the House, that if; Banks
Richardson. and Fuller. would withdraw
their names after to-day. all insurmountab'
obstacles to the organization would be re-
moved. and The public interest greatly pro-
moted. The House refused. by tie vote
to lay the resolution on the table.
The Union of this morning says that the
President is about to send into Congress
special message relative to o,our dlficuitles'
with England
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-06
WHAr THE KARs CAplruLArloN GIVES

WHAr THE KARs CAPiTULATIoN GIVES
THE RUsslANs-The capitulation of Ksrs.
says the New Orleans Bulletin, appears
to be a very great advantage gained by
Russia, which counterbalances in q great
measure the losses in the Crimea BY
the possession Of this commanding position,
Russia has control of the great highway by
which the trade of Western Europe finds its
way overland from Trebizono to Persia, and
the countries Of Central Asia which lies be-
yond it Russia was beginning to suffer
from the stoppage of her commerce. and
the consequent drying up of the supplies
required to enable her to carry on the war
The capture of Kars euables Der to stop
the current of European commerce through
Turkey to Central Asia, aud compel the
stream to flow across her own territories :;
thus partially neu:ralizing the pressure her
own trade was beginning to feel, and en-
abling her TO protract the war Persia her
self is placed iu condition of mercantile
dependence upon Russia, which, with her
evident leaning in the same direction, it is
believed will induce her to pick quarrel
with Turkey. for the purpose of extending
her dominions.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-06
FOREIGN PaUPERs AND CRIMINALS

FoREiGN PaUPERs AND CRIMiNaLs.-
Foreign governments still continue to send
their paupers and criminals to our shores.
According to the Message of the Governor
OF Massachusetts. 1908 paupers many of
them criminals, have been sent back to Eu-
rope during the last year. from that State
alone. The Governor says that if this
course had not been pursued. it is believed
that every one of those persons would now
be inmates of the State institutions, at a
cost of at least SI00.0O per annum. The
laws on this subject should be rigidly en-
forced in every State. and our country not
allowed to be mace the receptacle of the
vicious. the degraded and the insane, whom
foreign parsimopy and cruelty deliberately
and unfeelingly sends over here