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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26
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Services every Sabbath morning, ci o'clock
new Brick School,hopse in Middleport, y
Mgtfddist Episcopai: Rey IS. @. "Ffsmpton,
Pastors nS6tvibesf at W esley' Chapel, uPomefoy,
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IvqsfJRt RtEegtO9 few dJCls &bssedCous6 ahd
bf6S ,a6bE beloneIiateL RansrpMO yelqldHb1 |
FE Ms Mf4 HqiN 6I 10
9sgr1T, THRtyH, G5pp below Poidas-
u 3 10y Salt farnbee, n.PShefoy %. Mr. Riiiau
OF Copper work. tor SALT tfhrnsbesIi Rtehmhoaii
etc. executed TO order. dec 2tf.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10

Attachment Noticc--Hn Instiee Conrs.l
r Ss4' 81 w SsaaiSd To William Thompson
You hereby notified that's writ of
issued against you, and your property attached
fy the demand Of Joseph Hast amounting seventy
dollars and fifty cents, Now unless you appear before WI
liam Wait justice of the peace and for said county,
his Office in said town. the ninth day Of July A. d. 1866
at ten o'clock NJ judgment will be rendered against yor
and your property sold to pay the debt .s.,,,.,
Dated this 18th day of June, A. D. 1886.
49,. 81 3w2 s#st 4.ts IA JOSEPH HAST Plaintiff,
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"a. LEWIS g. SON,

Corner Main and Market SIS -
AAehosh",- -------- Wisconsin,
a RE anxious to dispose of their large assortment
IA of Dry Goods, Groceries, E0oks 81 Shoes Hats
and Caps, Staple and Fanny Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C.,
All of which have been selected for this mark of and
purchased upon the most advantageous terms
Years of experience in this place, and an extensive
acquaintance with the citizens of this county enables
us to supply their wants; and desire to retain our
old customers, as well as obtain new ones, would ii
nothing else, induce to sell at such reasonable pro
fits as are just to both seller and purchaser
We are inweekly receipts OF New Goods, frem
the eastern market, and Stock is always full go
that selections can be made from large assortment
We Keep on hand constantly everything wanted
by the citizens Of thesWest - Flo
Every KIND ofproduce taken in exchange for goods
or purchased ut the highest market price. tSs,,a
Come and See! One and AII..
1T Store ON the corner of Main and Market St.
directly under the Kenosha City Bank 5I'7~
q ,-sqstg. -. .l-s o., s. A. LEWIS & SON.
Kcnosho, HIS, June, 1855 RI 500 IyI5n52'
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Sheriff. Sale.



NOTICE IS hereby given that by virtue of writ Of Feri
~ Facias issued of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court in aud for the county Of kenosha and State Of WIS,
cousin, tonne directed and delivered against the goods
ciiattes and lands and eBemens William Trant: hays
levied upon and shall offer sale and sell public auc9
orvendAe TO the gh bidder therefor as the aw directs
at the Court House in the city and county Kcnosa and
state aforesaid on Saturday the End day Of August Is
between the hours OF one and thTso oceck the afternoon
of that day. all the right title and interest which the said
William Trant had the 10th day OF January 1888 or
at any time since that day. in aud to the following described
pieces or parcels Of land together with all the appurtena
ees hereunto belonging lying and being in the county and
State aforesaid to Wit Commencing the south line tho
north east quarer of section six 6 in RI north OF
range twenty three 23 east being in the
city Of kenosa and at the point where the line
nosa street crosses said quarter section thence thf
30 rods thepcc east to the east line of said
thence south to the south line Of said quarter thence TO
place of beginning Also Commencing i6 rods south
Of the south east corner Lot sixteen l6 the above
quarter section and the west line OF kenosha street.
thence west to old Chicago road, thence fifteen i
rods thence east to Kenoha street. thence north the
place beginning Also Commencing seventy [I6l rods
south of the south east of Lot ard on
the quarter section above named thence to the centre
line of said quarter section, thence south ri rods
thence east to west line OF old Chicago road thence north
to the beginning. ]! EIILE SberiY -
Kenosha June Is, 1856. Twl of keno.ha County
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10

. a RsE XQdE Children afflicted with worms p
n do they loath with disgust the oily ,vcrnifuces
OF the day! Go to 81 tRKNvEtTHrR's, or r. Robin
sons Drug Store and get a1sox of BeRnefFs Horn
sLoceRFes:s Tbeyare as asilyadnhlSttrcd ms candy
and oqualn moi superior to any EeTntiiugc nj use.i
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
. an Proba.c---Kcnoshn Ceunt, Conrt.

In the matter of the estate of Lewis Howlands u
ON reading and fling the petition Rachael Rowland OF
- Pleasant Prairie county and state Of wis
consin and aking due proofs among
other things, that Lewis Rowland Pleasant Prairie
Keuosha county, the 9th day OF June 1856 died In
testae leaving goods ehaels and estate within this
ty that She the petitioner Is widow Of deceased
that administration of said
Meredith Hoyland. II s,Qrdered, that said petition be
heard before the Judge Of this Court the goth day
and county Of Kenosha. And it is further Ordered lat
notice thereof be en to the heirs Of said deceased
all persons Interested by Publishing copy this order for
three successive weeks prior said day Of hearing
KeIosha Tribune Telegraph weekly newspaper printed
and published at Nenosha, in said county. w '74
Dated Kenpsha July g 1876. IS Hs.E
3w3 JON b. JILSUN, County Judge
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
An Probntc--Kcnoshn Coun,y Courr.

In the matter of the estate of Nicholas ZearD deceased
ON reading and filing the petition of Phillip Fank, admir-
~ istrator setting forth the Of estate that
has come ntohis hands, the amount of debts outstanding
and description OF all the real estate OF which said
ed died Seized and the condition and value OF the respect
vie portions thereo praying that license be to him granted
to sell 40 acres or said real estate to the debts and
penses of administration and that it is necessary sell the
sane 1t is therefore Ordered that all
said estate appear before the Judge Of this Court tbs
26ih day Of July 1856, at 10 o'clock his once
the city and county Of Keha then and there show
Of they haye) why license should be granted said
administrator TO sell said real estate according
err Of said petition. y. H.. lit f.iss IN
And it is further Ordered that copy OF this order pub
shed in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph weekly
printed at Kenosha city aforesaid for four
cessiv prior to said day OF hearing JON b. JILSUN
u kenosha, June IL, 1856. 4w1 County Judge.
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M A r Bile FAcTo RY
GEORGE ACs<LEY,

GEORGE ACs&LEK,
A NN0UNCES 10 the peoplsof Kenosha City and
N CoHa;y and Vicinity, that he has bought out the
Marble Factory of JOSEPH l. EHLE, and has added
largely TO the Stock, with both
Italian ana 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 feels
confidence in warranting his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tables, Obliesks
Paint Stones,
And all other work wanted, for finish and style to
rival all competition.
Plain, Raised, or Ornamental York, of any ckorac
ter desired done an style to gire entire satisfac
ton He respectfully solicits the patronage of the
Public t# asa- @A e1EF
- Shop on Pearl street. south side west Of Main
across from the Post othca >t w
KEyosaA. JUNO le5S.--nilts
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-10
ChanCcry Sale. --E&cMoshR Circuit C0urt-.
d. Nv, NJ

George w. Truesdellys William Skinner Joseph McCIaeh
lin, l. Phillips, Addison d. Phillips, Edwin W. Phillips
and John Hogoboom.
ny virtue and inpursuance OF final decree the circuit
court, for the county of Kenosba, of Wisconsin
made and entered in the above entitled cause pending
in, on the chancery side thereof in H. Of May A.
1896 and bearing date the 12 .s May, 1856 shall
sell at public auction TO the hghes der at the door Of
the court house in the city of Keno ma IN said county
Saturday the 18th day of July next between the heurs of
one and three in the afternoon OF that day the following de-
scribe real estate, wit: GAN that certain Niece marcel
or lot OF land situated in the village OF Wnot in the
~ Of Kenosha and state Of Wisconsin, known and descrb
ed ION the plat Of said villa ge) lot number four a. in block
nAmber Ave W together with the dwelling house, &C. there
Oh '
! Dated Keuosha May, 81, 1856. JOSEPH I. rals,
.uf ..y... + f..putt,l hffe Sheriff Kenosha 60.
BY JoHs Is. HENRY, Under Sheriff.
@. s. HRLD Compt's 'Sol'r. W 10 Tw50 %
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S"c Oh Wisconsin, u enosIsa Ceunsx Cir.
C"n COurt---En Chaucery IN

n r o,,,,eo r;y ~ IaiH vs. Chates II. Main, ~ ~.
re Satisfaction OF this court that the above
. 81 ,,,a h Shares III Main, against whom pro
cess ., mas oesn duly issued and returned non
.s NJ oi The State OF Wisconsin, and further
entered n tas above entitled On motion Of h. W.
hyans solicitor Tor compainan is ordered that the sails
anser or aemuAtethe sonpainanrs bin d a,
In the above cause; III abe office of he c,L y, ~,
cult COURT before the day septembrr u sss
in default thereof, that the said bill be taken a. r.
by and against the said defendant Ana frher
ed that complainant be and she is hereby REQUIRED
this order to be Published within twenty days from
the date hereof IN the Tribune Telegraph weekly
paper printed and published in the city ofKenosh
each week for six successive weeks. sss
Dated this the 2Sth day OF June A. d. 1856.
6w:}p y JON b. JII.SUN. County Judge
w. H. TICKER, Of Counsel. L. w. EVANS, Compt Soir:
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WI d II LIE r.

What acharm this word possesses 1t thrills the
heart of ALL from prattling infancy to gray hairs
But how many cares are hers with all fs love and
often, in the prime of life she withers droops and
dies Why this q Go watch her daily cares and arx
ctes Go witness her sleepess nghtsl until her whole
system Is broken down; indicated by SICK hcodachc,
Indigestion, PaLptatiO ofthc Heart and Toss of an.
petite-the bloom from her cheek is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; but will not enumerate-you
you sec and feel it all DO you want an antdote for
all thsl Then sit up straight; hold up your shout
dcrs; take an abundance of cheerful outdoor exer-
clse battle all over every morning. and rub dry with
a coarse towel; and use MOrtinsore's Bitter Cor
diai!-the most invigorating, life mpartng cordial
ever compounded Price 81. Sold by w trssss
~>s..-t .i.s sSTARKwEATHER, 81 Co. ,1sGtA
ash 90 81 Il. RoBIxseN xaa ~ go -sa-
-.~.. ASA Druu0igtS in Innnsbo
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i MEDICAL.
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS.

Her aree bit mon sac ssreet Qfsd 5oa1y."
NOTHING can make~a mouth pretty but pretty
" teeth! The month is the gate of life, neglect it
not If neglected and not kept hNgood repair You
can't have good health and what is more unsghtly
than mass of decayed teeth 6s
am happy to tell you, people of Kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that / am repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth, and putting in new ones
as natural life If not So AT prices which will
come within the means OF ALL Il am plain liver
with light expenses. This gives me good health, and
a clear conscience, while il enables TO work cheap
You will meet with many pretty face, that had been
entirely despoiied of its charms and which would
have remained So but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and deeavcd teeth and prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers arc in the habit Of
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaply.a
i have received instructions from one of the very
best operators in the country, and have all he adj
vantage of a knowledge of the latest improvements
of the art, in regard to which keep myself fully
posted The poor as well as the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this and il is all nonsense ii not
criminal to put this kind Of work at such exorbtant
prices as to confne its benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of tho
irregularities of youth l.s8a rs zkt.a3)';f Z !
Childrcn's teeth extracted gratis. sa lg
Advice, do. - t..
Yours &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
Kenosha, August o % 1912 e10a
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Rhen,nntisn,. 10,

Poor afflicted mortal How many sleepless nights
and hapless days have you passed! Your aching
ing But for,you there is relief; do not doubt. but
believe, and show your faith by works go to Stark
weathors, or Robinsons, Druggists in Kenosha and
ask for Pr. Wortlnore'S Rhenmatac C0mpound. The
price is So 90 per Bottle but do not let thsdeter you
Every bottle is worth to you a thousand. 1t has
cured uIibelicving thousands. Ask for a circular
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90 TO MOTHER s.

p, For Sale by gsTAIsISWEATHER & CO., Kenoslla,
6ms2I CORY & ENANS, Waukegan
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ANOTJCE.

To- acions may Concern
NOTICE hereby given that my son. Seneca r. Newman
from and after this date has my support him
sen by his own efforts and he receive all his earnings
ior hself That win not collect any of his wages =. the
may be paid to him. also forbid any and all persons
@ Narrowing or giving him, the said Seneca H. Ncvnap
credit on Inv account, for will not ,ay apv debts 90
n eun as ctng, after this date, whatever.
'""e ~, 1886. AVA PITY n yryyMaN
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scrofuln, Dyspepsia, 81 Liver Complaint,
DR.. BhakemeTs Componnd Syyup OF Sarsaparilla
and Iris Verscolor, stands very high in the estirna.
ton of those who have used i, for the above named
diseases, and no doubt is worthy of the confidence of
the afflicted Ii is for Sale by Druggists i'll Kenosha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-12


The ship Onward is loading at Alexandria, Va,
wheat for Havre, France
Alex Hayes has leased the Wire Suspension
Bridge at Morgantown, Va, at $l35l per annum-
One hundred tons of ladies hair pins are annual
ly manufactured in this country.
There were 533 deaths In Wheeling, Va, last
year.
The American ticket has been successful for city
officers, in Allegheny and Pittsburg, Pa.
A Mrs. Rhodes. of Louisville, KY. on Thursday
last, had four babies at a birth-two boys and two
girls They are all very we'll
Swift k n, was elected mayor of Lexington, KY,
on the 5th inst
Capt: John G. Middleton has been elected mayor
Of Lexington, Va. sl =
Fifty-two negroes-feld hands-were sold in
Charleston, s. c., at an average Of e6l5.
The "River Swamp Rice, plantation of Hon.
ID ID. Huger, on the Savannah river, with 140 ne.
groes has been sold for Slee0O0
G. w. Murray, proprietor Of a billiard saloon in
Memphis, Tenn, was killed ON the Sd inst, by .
Texan, named Hudson.
arrested upon the charge of burning the adjuant's
Office at Austin, by which valuable State papers
were destroyed.
The Common Council sf Columbia, $. c., has sus
thorized the Mayor 70 appoint so delegates 70 the
Southern Comnerciai Convention, at Richmond.
According to tho Iast accounts from Kansas, the
Thermometer ranged from Toto 30 degrees below
zero.
There were a67 deaths IN New York last week.
The new Baptist male college valued 1t el4.000
at Cassylle, Ga, was destroyed by IRE on the 4th
inst. II was 20 have bean opened the following
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-12
Virginia state Agricultural Society.


Alta meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Virginia State Agricultural Society, at the Ex.
change Hotel on Thursday evening, the 10th day
January, 1856 fs7t aH - thrs
Present: Philip ST. George Cooke, President. !;
E. Ruffin Harvie, Edmunds, F. G.. Rufin. Irby.
Crenshaw and Williams .t,s i. = ii
The President, who, by resolution of the Elk.
ecutive C0mmittee had been requested to confer
with the Rector and Visiters of the University of
Virginia in regard to application to the Legisla.
ture for the establishment of an Agricultural Pro.
fessorshp at that Institution reported that he had
performed the duty assigned him, and deposited
with the secretary, after having read it to the COM
mittee, copy of his letter addressed to the Rec
tor 3..s = a.s.s.t .-.7zsa4s as
Mr.. E. Rufin, from the committee appointed to
devise plan for dividing the State into electoral
districts and for the apportionment of representa-
tion in the Farmers Assembly, presented report,
which. after slight notifications, was unanimously
adopted and committed to the Secretary as part of
the detailed instruction. to be given to the Com
missioners, when appointed, for conducting the
elections. 7sfs.s.sstsssssas
The members of the committee to whom the
premium list for the next annual Fair had been re-
ferred, were allowed farther time for the consde-
ration of the subject and directed to report to the
next meeting.
On motion of Mr. E. Ruffin, 'f
Resolved, That the Committee now proceed to
the appointment of Electoral Commissioners, pro-
vided for in the amended Constitution as far as
their present knowledge and information will en-
able them toselect suitable persons in the several
counties, cities and towns of the State.
The Committee were engaged, until late hour
in the selection of said Commissioners, when the
subject was laid upon the table until the next meet
ing of the Committee.
A letter was read from Gen. A. w. G. Davis,
suggesting to the Executive Committee the expe
diency and advantage of holding an exhibition
OF stock on the Fair Grounds of the Lcwisburg
Agricultural Society near that place.
Whereupon, on motion of Mr.. Edmunds,
Resolved, That the President be requested to in
form Gen Davis that the provisions of the constitu-
ton authorize the holding of not than one ex-
hibition annually.
The Committee then adjourned, at liz o'clock,
until tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock
CHI. B. WILLIAMS Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-12

yJrouned--We understand that two men, oDe
white and the other black, were drowned In Ella
keys min pond yesterday. while getting ice
Disordvlv Coadars- -SeveraI gentlemen appear
ed before the Mayor yesterday morning. and com
planned q the disorderiy conduct repeatedly Wit
Grace and Broad, where they stated that boys
were IN the habit sf congTegating both night aud
day, to the annoyance Of the entire neighborhood
One Of the gentlemen testified that the house was
frequently dlled on The Sabbath with boys Of al
ages, shouting and yelling At the top of their
yoiees-that they created false alarms rang the
ben at their pleasure, and then dragged out the
apparatus 70 have race and produce an excite
ment. Such conduct, they thought should be pro
curing with them, steps win be taken 70 remedy
the evil,
Wood for The Pooy.-We are gratined 70 learn
that the Virginia Central Railroad Company havo
at their depot in this city y cords Of rood which
they have placed IN the hands Of the Union Be-
nevolenf Society to be distributed among Che POOR
we also understand that Mr.. p. G. LARus, eeal
merchant, has given the Uuion Benevolent Society
!uu bushels Of coal TO be distributed to the poor
This coal Is at the Richmond and DanviIle Railroad
depos and wiz be delivered to the order Of the ladies'
that the city authorities win at once place The
hands and carts Of the city at the disposal Of the
ladies, TO distribute such wood and coal as they
may have, for unless something Of the sort Is done
u VIII De Impossible TO deliver fuel to those who
who need Il. Fe 8,9
Cold Weatha.-We have received the following
note from Frederick Hail. Louisa, county. dated
the 10th inst, which shows what intensely cold
weather has been experienced In that section ~
the country: .'This morning at one hour after sun
rise the mercury stood at 20 degrees below zero a.
Indicated by the thermometer which was eradu.
ated to only that degree of cold Prior to that time
the mercury had sunk into the bulb, thus giving
probably temperature Of not less than 25 degrees
below zero, . degree of cold without precedent in
this locality" e sS
Nearly F>ozen.-0n Thursday afternoon, as a
negro marketman was ON his way from Hanover
to this city, with his cart he discovered Stony
Run man lying on the side Of the road in the
snow, and finding that he would perish If permit
ted to remain where he was, put him in his cart
and brought him to Richmond. The fellow proved
to be Bob Clark, q free negro, who had started to
the country to do job Of work, but getting more
rum aboard than he could conveniently carry, laid
down in the snow, and would have persisted but
for being discovered s
The Phoeniz Boys are to have meeting tonight
at Z o'clock. Every member should be present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-12

INDIANS IN FLoRIDA-Another Indian War in
Florida, tseems, has fairly commenced. On the
23d ult, the citizens of Tampa held meeting and
adopted resolutions calling the General Govern
ment for immediate aid, and recommending to the
Governor of the State to commission officers to
raise companies for their defence. Captain g. l..
Sparkman with a company of soldiers, had march.
ed into the Indian territory.