Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14
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WISCONSIN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION.
The Organ of tho Wisconsin State Teacher
Association,
CONTAINING FROM THIRTY-TwO TO FORTY EIGHT
PAGES MONTHLY.
Terms-One copy, 81 per annum, strictly In advance
Six copies. IS. Ten copies S.
the last Annual Meeting Of the Wisconsin Teachers
N Association the undersigned were appointed an Edit
oral Committee to publish an Educational Journal which
should serve as the organ OF the Association and also
hoped become medium OF communication between the
Department OF Public Instruction and School Officers In this
State.
The Committee have made such arrangements AS will
they feel confident prove satisfactory all concerned
They propose publishing such Journal the
Of educational interest demands II will contain orig
na essays and communications well selections
current educational literature and while department Of
Instruction. from the primary the advanced will
Of Teachers, will ALSO it is hoped be visitor
every Preside in the State It will feaessly advocate the
qualify him to do his duty czen and patriot And
will labor in connection with the State Superintendent
education.
To the objects which the Journal is established
must have circulation To obtain this, the Committee
rely confidently upon the efforts Of Teachers friends Of
education They feel that may with propriety appeal
their property well their organ We them then
do and do promptly what they to increase its crcus
ton and thus its usefulness.
We authorized that District School Boards
may subscribe for copy for the District Library and pay
tendent has ssned his willingness to make the Journal
his medium of communication with School Officers and this
educational
creased value to Teachers and School Boards.
With this statement of the objects for which the Wis.
Committee look with confidence for the cordial CO
Of those whom they address Inc first nober viii be issu
JSo g. McMYsS Of Racine will act as Resident Editor
for the current year. to whom all communications may be
addressed
Editorial COMMITTEE
i'll PIcKARD, Patvlie, D.Y KnooRK, Madison,
A. J. CRAIG, Milwaukee, W. c. Dusrs, Bsioit,
A C. SPIcKR, Milton w. vAssEss Fond du Lac,
n.-~, Mn
Kcnosha Circuit Court.-In Chancery-
GachIin l.. $. Phillips, Addison u. Phillips Edwin W.
Phillips, and John Hogoboom.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of this Court that bill for
the foreclosure of Mortgage has been filed with the Clerk
Of said Court against the above named defendants and that
subpoena has been duly issued therein and returned not
served to the defendants hereinafter named and that
neither Of said defendants has have caused his their
ing that the above named defendants William skinners
Phillips Addison b. Phillips not nor are either OF them
Head Compartments Solicitor ordered that said de-
PENDANTS, William skinner l.. Phillips, Addison b. Phil
lps and Edwin w Phillips, and each and every othcm
they hereby required to appear and plead
said complanans bill Of complaint filed in
this cause on the 10th dayof May next that
default thereof the said Bkbe taken confessed and
against And is further ordered that the said
be and hereby required within twenty days from
the hereof this order be published in
Kenoshs Tribune and Telegraph weekly paper published
Of Wisconsin, in each week for six successive weeks
prior TO the said 10th day Of May Dated FEBRUARY 9th
A. ID. 1856. Jon b. JLsUs, County Judge.
o. s. HEAD, Comp. Sol.
State Of WiseOnsin--ke C0unty--Hn,
Chancery--Cireuit Court.
Charles L. Cornish. Plaintiff Betsy Ann Davenport silas
Davenport, Samuel s. Haskell Collins Knapp, William
Scarlet and Barton G. Clark, defendants
Subpoena having been duly issued in the above entitled
and returned served the defendants betsy
Ann Davenport Silas Davenport, Samuel s. Haskell, Coli
Inns Knapp and Barton +. Clark and being sat jed that
said Defendants not residents Of the state and are
hereom On motion Of VIM A. Wright, Collector for
the Complain Mt is hereby ordered and directed hat sao
defendants be deemed and taken to be absent
and that they do appear plead or demur 70 tbs
plaintiffs BILL before the irh day Of May, a. " 1890
or in default thereof that said Bill nc taken against them
confessed.
II is further ordered Ia within 'W-nty days from the
date hereof, this order b. pt u e henoSha Tribune
and Telt graph, newepaps ANA a he tncfsoi
continued for vely Al least once IN each
week Dated this egnh lay o. 4-oFadrys A. ID. 1856.
joy B. JILsrE Ceupi- J1dgs
6w.35 l..'..l Z. B. y e aols Clerk.