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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
&Iacr5ffs fSnEc.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of writ OF heri
taeias issued out OF and under the seal OF the Circuit
Court in and for the County OF Kenosha and State Wis
eonsin TO directed and Delivered against the
catteis lands and tenemerts of Ira wilson, have levied
upon and shall offer for sale and public auction or
yendue to the highest bidder therefor as e law direct,
me Court House IN the city and county of Kenosha ard
state Aforesaid on Saturday the first day Of November
D. $780, between the hours of and three O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day all the right title and interest of tho
SAID Ira wilson in and to the following described pieces or
paces OF land together with all the appurtensnce. there
unto belonging and more particularly and
is follows 10 wit: The north quarter of the nor
east quarter OF Section thirteen s) in town No. IN north Of
range No. twenty-five 22 lying being in the town
Pleasant Prairie county Of Kenoha and state aforesaid
Also three acres south west quarter section thirty one
(3I town No two ~ north OF range No wentythee 1881
east ana bounded as follows beginning point eighteen
le) chalns west OF south piece of land
heretofore conveyed by Daniel Stryker and Wits 10 John
Bnsn Jr March Il, 1888 the south line of said Bnlen
Lot thence south twenty ) rods thence west six m chains
scc north twenty 2o rods to aforesaid south line of
Buen iot and thence east of said Bullcn lot
SIX o chains TO place OF beginning and being the same pre-
misses sold BY Daniel Stryker and wife iysander Bald
WIN, May y 1882 said three lying and being in the
city Of kenosha and town adjoining and county
anu state Aforesaid JOSEPH l. EHLE, Sheriff.
BY ]. +. HENRY Under Sheriff
Dated ksnosha. Sept. 10, 1856 7wlA
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
shcrins Sale.

office hereby given that by virtue Of issued
out and under the seal Of the Circuit Court the
county Of kcnosha State OF Wisconsin directed and
Delivered against the goods and chattes lands and
aeIts OF Michael OBrien, have levied upon and shall Of
fer Tor sale and shall sell at public Auction Vendue
cordng to tbs statute in such made and provided
the Court House in the city and county OF Kenosha
Saturday the LIST day Of November A. D. 1856 between the
hours OF ID at and O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, all the right title and interest which the said Michael
Bren had the 9Th day of September A. D. 1885 in and
TO the following pieces parcels Of land situated
ing in the city 81 keosha County and State aforesaid
particularly bounded and described follows
Part three 90 10 block fory-ene (8) in the
quarter OF section iriyone 3 in town two (2) uorh
Of trentythree 23 east commencing at the souts
said lot thence running north forty 40
thenes parallel with the south line OF said lot eighty
$50 feet thence south forty @ eeD thence west to the
place OF beginning, J. j EHLE.
Datsd Sept. 1886 (7wf4D Sh'n of Kenosha Co.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS.
and 5onsy.v

:. Her aree bill NOR sac street. ard Jonsy.p s.
NOTHING can make a mouth pretty but pretty
In tcchf The mouth is the gate of life neglect It
not! III neglected and not kept in good repair, YOU
can't have goo, health; and what is more ansiglsiy
than mass of decayed teeth
] am happy to tell you, people of Keuosha, and
my friends III the country, that L am repairing
mouths fixing up old teeth and putting IN new ones,
natural life, if not more So at prices which VIII
come within the means Of oil. | ann a PLAIN liver,
with light expenses. This gives good health, and
clear conscience, while it enables TO work cheap
4ou will meet with many pretty face, that had been
entirely despoiled of its charms and which would
have remained So but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decaycd teeth and at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in the habit of
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaply
have received instructions from ore OF the Very
best operators in the country and have oil he adj
vantage of a knowledge of the latest improvement
of the art, in regard TO which | keep myself fully
posted The poor well AS the rich should enj "
the benefits of this art and il is oil nonsense ii NOT
criminal to put this kind of work tsuch exorbitani
prices 10 confinc its benefits TO The rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities of youth.
Childrens teeth extracted gratis. @kU4e
Advice, do.
09X Yours, &c,
eais o ISAAC GEORGE.
sba Auo AZ
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
ChnDccry Sale--- K encsha Couptv Cirru;t

James Presty Dennis Casey Mary CASEY nj, wife Pat
rick hcAllen David G. Gaskill Gideon Truesdeli psar
SAINT, and Joachim Snyder.
OTlCE IL hereby given that in pursuance BY virtue Of
nai decres of foreclosure sale made and enter
ed IN the above entitled in and by the said Court
bearing date 10Th day OF November A. d. 1853 at term
o. te ,aS oor hed at the Court House in the City of
Kenoaha State of Wisconsin, before the Hon Wyman spoon
e Judge OF the first Judicial District Of the State Of
lsconsin shall for sale at public Auc-
ton or tendue andto the highest bidder to the
statute IN such case made provided the front
dsor OF the Court House in the said City Kenosba on
Saturday the LIST day Of November A. D. 1885, between tho
hours of one and three and 81 O'Clock in the afternoon
that day all the following described lots pieces parcel
OF land much thereof will be sufficient make
sum of money due said decree in said canse
erest thereon and the costs taxed therein and the
of said sale, to wit: Lots numbered thirteen q
49, in block No fifteen C5 in the southwest fractional
quarter OF section hrytwo 32) in town two 2) north Of
Range twenty three (Z3) the City and County OF Ke
nosla and State Of Wisconsin,. J. l. EIILE
Dated Sept. 49, 1886. Shn Of Kenosh Co.
sToDDAHD PETIT, Compfs Sol'rs. 0wlN,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
Administrn,or,s sale.

-, JOsIIlH Lamphef Jr. Estate.
ny order Of the Judge Probate within and for IN, coun
- ~ Of Kenosha, and state OF Wisconsin shall ssl At
fuoc Auction, on Saturday at two O'Clock r. M Sepe.
per h 1906 at the Court House door in the city
~ OF henoha, the following land situated in the Town Of
Prairie in said county and described as lot No l.
o. fractional section No Twenty Nine 39) Town ons N
Range Twenty (2 situated upon the Lake sbor. and
containing SO Acres REUBEN II DFMING
Kenosha City, August 10, 1856 Adiynnfstrotor
The above Sale is adjourned to Sept o. a. scIoot
p. n n II nEMITc ~
2u aaDiai...,
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Ta.xes---lsse.
OFFICE OF CRY TRsAsuRKn }

OFFICE CITY TRsAsukKKl
KcnOsha-Sept. 1st. 1855.
Office is heTe gwen that the Tax Rollx City
~ arbor, and Rail Road, upon taIsbe
property within The corporate limits Of the city OF kenosha
for A. D. 1885, have been delivered TO for collection.
and payments thereon may be made my eics In The
City Hall daily, during business hours.
Personal property re;nnining unpaid the last
day Of December next viii be collected by distress and
sale, as directed by law. 1e'
ABRAHAM HANSON,
15wt3 CRY TREASURER
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by order of John w. Keep, Judge OF she
First judicial Circuit Of the State of
NNiarnn,nfE,.

NOTICE hereby Published 81 order requiring all the
~ creditors OF isaac Norton Of Pleasant Prairie Keuosha
County Of Wisconsin, bso,vent debtor pctapng
the benefit OF the act FOR the relief Of nsovsnt Debtors
show cause any there may be- before the said Judge
Of the said circuit the hose In the city and coun
~ Of Kenosha and state Of Wisconsin, tern OF the CIR
ct court for the said county Of Kenoa be holden on
the second Monday Of November A. D. 1885, at ten O'clock
In the forenoon Of said day, why the prayer OF the peton
should not be granted.
Dated The 9Th day Of September, 1883
evils l. ~. WEBSTER, Att'y fer Petitioner.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
EMBROlDERiEs!

e15oo worth comprising every thng m Nat Inns c-usy
called for his usual FaissI r. ~ s ~ esi
than any of kz ne4ghors ss!ng
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sEAW.a

A great varsity embracing long aud sqaarsa
Dreshe, chesp and super Btoila. Black Blk. Is
de Lains Barge, Plain Thihete, PRINTED Casheners
and Grape ranging In price from very low TO pretty
tAIl up
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EQNNETa

zee Bsrasis s4rbi asng every kind ffoTa As seR,..
raoz 70 the best qxality with plenty OF Rihhons.
snrnmoa sSd FreEoh Elewsrs, IlEing RoEschie, s4.
to ktu.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
PAaAsoLa

100 raras9s rom tso ehsspast klzd ZIP 70 s,a Aest
Hsisge6 MoTis antique
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25

Gsnfs g. Boys' hats, Or etsaw-Pedal Brsa2a
Leghen, PausTns, & r. L.-all cheap according ts
duAlity-Infant9 sRd Misses Hats % Flsas
Trrs:ns3 and Uuntrimmed
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
PAPER HANGINGS.

VI MOT BLACKS MTTHING
Ransom SzsGTE1EFEE,
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKER
" Eisnaf. * ctross,n 20,
80 RESPECTFULLY Informs tie people Of
Western Kcnosla Co.. tkat ne * prepar ed to
~ do all kinds OF business in his line isi a supe-
-%A rior manner. with promptness and dispatch.
Backsmng in all its branches horse-shoeng &c pronr-
ty attended TO.
81 Wagons made TO order repaired in good style
Piows Drags and farming utensils generally manufactured
to order short notice.
In short he Is prepared 10 10 an necessary business well
and on as reasonable terms at Wmot be done in
The city any other place the country share of the
Peoples patronage resps fully solicited.
Nilfaot. 1855. fIyIH RANSOM SI0TLIFPR.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25

EpAND-BOXEs, FRENCH FLOWERS, q
AD Ruohes, just received ct
June 10, So RLIEA's.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,

OSSiNS5 ~ . ~ INNER
PAPER HANGTNGS.
- aMEON KING. At his we'll known stand on
- Main Street. takes pleasure in saying his numerous
ens and the public generally that bis stock OF Books sta
uonery and Paper Eangings complete and exten.
siVe than has ever before been ofsred In Kenosha
SCH0OL BOOKS, $3.50
vi the latest sd most approved standards, offered at
Aoesqfe or Hsfs ol every ind anddeSeripton used in
common or High Schools, prices at cannot fail to please
MISCELEANEOUS BOOKS.
Comprising all the standard Works both EBgf n and Amer
ca IN various and beautiful styles Bind ae-Prose and
Poeiry-lsores, Biographies Tales, &C.. Bibles Dictona
ries, Prayer Books, aud Hymn Books New Books from an
the great Pubsig Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY.
comprising every variety quality and style Of Letter, Note
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unrued
white, and assorted colers; Cards of every
description; Inks, Inkstands, Gotd Tens,
Steel Pens, Quils, &C. &c.
PAPER HANGINGS,
Wall and Window Papers, and Borderingthe largest and
Best before offered in this Market Of all
prices and qualities, from the finest Satin common
kinds at the lowest prices
The public requested to look in and for hemseve
the inducements offered for they too name
kenosha December %, Is55 Tyr
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
WOODEN g. sTONE WARE.
A good assortment
GROCERIES.

In the selection of my groceries great pains 4 ia
ken and to those accustomed to bnyiag Of me, il b
unnecessary to speak, but to these who are not,
would only say that they good deal better III
the average. Call and sec.
u w RIINM
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
THOMAS PRlCTURE,


W ines, Eiqu0rs, Irish asd ScOtcs, Wiiskey
LOndon Porter, iScotch he, Cigars, ,S.c
Bra ndics.--CfdYd Dab4g s. Co., T. CAeroa's
ChaDapaigac, q. dGm9roHld Il. Lon1bat, j. 6.
r. Martial, RasteaA CharrHyer, l.. Marion
j. j. Dupny, Damien.
esins-Coiogne, Dukuzpers, Key, THisflA
Runs-.Jamatca 81 Cro5x
wiiiskcys-OldM oRoa gahc7a
Wines-BHrgnady Port, Na9eira, Nolaga, Por
and pHre Jnice, Sherry y. g. Gordon, Ofhe
Grades
Champagne Heidsick and He,dsick &, Co., d. LqHe.
mand, do. Queen Victorid, do. D4cal crane.
C2uret ~ casks, C1aret IN cases. JIhite IN casks.
IVAHe in cases, fuscaf Wascat in ceeses B ran.
y ey Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordiols, Bikkers.
1icodoI, Pure Spirit.
- Pricture's Double Rectifed Whiskev. in lots or
by the barrel Kenosha, Wis dis.nl6vf6
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25
TRIMMINCs.

M 0Ss s. MORE ANTIQUE Trimmings, jusi
IVA received by Express at
June 10, Sc. BLlNNa
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MEMS WEAR.

All kinds Of goods for meas wear fropn Dsa:as
very hAs Breadeleths all Of which ere decided
ehsap,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25

ITH1HE following among the list of School
| il Books now being generally adopted throughout
the WEsTERE STATES; and most cordially recon-
mended by Superintendent, Teachers, &C., for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

in care the plot granted 70 the ctv should 1t any time
Dc devoted 70 private secular uses when connected with
the reservation Of substantial annual rent) was pro-
srty bslor eng to the city, and sasaole and assgnabe
IN the same manner any other property Of the city
not rsserved Ike the Park City Halt for pubic use.
Seccpd-Tbat the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund,
in ytua OF their general powers authorized to
by adjustment the proportionate snare TO whioh
In their judgment, the ctys interest was equivalent,
and then to dispose OF It at public auction according
law.
Third-Thst there was no fraud improper underva-
IL alton
Fourth-Tbat the purchasers entitled to the bens
fit OF their purchase and that the execution Of the deed
for lis completion ought ~ further TO be enjoned
Order accordingly wfehoA4 costs.
The plaintiffs win appeal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07
daiIa FUR EurOpe.

rwy0HK HERALD-nEIoN FOE EUROPE
Tne Collins mail steamship Baltic, Capt Comssock,
viD leave this port to-day, At noon, for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city st hat-psst
tsn s'sloeK, this morning.
The nEs.lID sprnIed in Epehsn and Trenehi VII BE-
psSashed At O'Clock n he morning aagls copies,
IN Wrappers, n1penee
blb+criptioDs and advertisements FOR ectcn Of the
nw Tosk EE.4Lp Will be reserved At the foAoSing pisces
iA Errepe:-
b&pox-A European Express Co., Il aid 1S Ccrnhil
eAms-- 40. DC. sPlace de La Boorse.
savasooI--- DO. DO. Humord street.
sxvnsooI--Jodn HIn,sr, y Exchange street., East,
me eon1ea4 Of Tie European edssion Of ito EE.ALD
IN embrace the resolved by rns and telegraph 81
sAs ,Fcs tsyins previous week. and to lie hour Of
DabEsSsoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

How DOES THE MONEY GOA great deal of
money is being collected here and in the East
and West for Kansas. The collectors call for
" aid for Kansas" and carry round with them
bundle of Times and Tribunes, full of blood
and murder stories about Kansas doings. Let
the benevolent beware: very little of the
money obtained by these worthless will 60 to
Kansas The bulk of it will be used in the
election here, to favor the niger worshipping
candidate; the collectors will excuse them
selves to their own consciences by saying that
his triumph will help Kansas. Those who do not
wish, therefore, to further corruption in cleo
tions here had better give nothing to the Kan
sas collectors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07
Reception OF Willard FILLMORE.
AMUSING sQUALL Al TO THE GUARDIANSHIP OF THE

COMMON COUNCIL COMMITTEE.
meeting OF the joint Inittees Of the Aldermen and
Councilnen called for yesterday afternoon, ut
O'Clock perfect the necessary arrangements for the
reception OF Willard Fillmore There full attend
Of the com tees present. Councilman Won Ripper
took the chair; TO preside.
Alderman sTEARs asked how this vas, that member
thes Cour cmen committee OBLIGATED as chairman at
meeting Of joint committee of the Aldermen and
Cour cilmen2
Councilman Won RpER stated that he elected 40
Chairman Of the two committees at their last meeting.
Alderman STEERS said he had objection to Mr.. Won
Ripper personally, but the appointment was made
ary to general He not present at the meet
ing referred to- not notified Of the meeting.
Councilman MERRITT thought 1t but fair that Council
committees should occasionally, ct joint meetings.
present . chairman from their body.
Alderman BRIGGS observed that though he WAS the
only Alderman pre- at the last meeting act Of
courtesy 1t might have been proper have placed him
in the chair For himself he did not for the posi-
ton but one sided and ne was opposed 20 any
Councilman MERRITT thought that az to courtesy It
would have been better for Alderman Briggs to have
He denied the imputation OF cliqueisu % relative to
himself He insisted, however, that the Councilman
Just spectable as the Alderman; and more than
this they could carry more votes.
Councilman yos RIPPER (actins Chairman) said that
with the Councimen committee "the thing
charged by Alderman Steers.
Alderman STEERS denied having used such terms but
&oCeo tnAt Dc JeIt C00p0e0 inc movements
thus far looked very much like 1t.
Alderman Fox said it desirable. and especially 10,
consc the purpose for which they were Jointly sp-
pointed that no bad feeling should arise among them
selves
Cross and cutting remarks we're kept up some time
longer, when Councilman Merritt by ingenious and
ingenious term in his remarks, By speaking OF the
thev had at heart succeeded in reconciIing
matters. He shook hands with Alderman Steers across
the table, and got CouD Gilman Won Ripper to express his
wihng ness to vacate the chair. SO mush time was,
however, occupied in eecting this result tina. az the
Aldermen had to adjourn to attend . meeting Of the
Board of Supervisors 1T O'Clock P. NJ adjournment
Of the whole body took place without entering the
business before them 1t announced that Mr.. Fill
expected to arrive about the 2d of the present
month and the committee appointed the last meeting
upon steamboat receive the exPresident 1T Staten
Island-upon music and firing salutes, and upon the
selection Of an hotewere empowered TO remain over,
and submit their reports at the next meeting.
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the Brick Churcn-s1otion for Injunction
Denied.
Rafora Hon In1nn Pnnanualf


JUNE 6.-AklabuYq and Earle 49, The Mayor, Comp
trolley, and Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.-The
Judgr rendered an elaborate decision this case whi,h
was an application for injunction to stay the compile
ton of the sale OF the interest of the city in the grou
formed by the intersection Park and Nassau street
The price bid at the auction, Is alleged, grossly
inadeoua.e ana the transaction itself Illegal IF NOT
fraudulent. As 10 the price, Che Bays) lis sdeuacy or
ir adequacy must depend principally IL not entirely IN
on the nature end quality OF the thing sold which in
this case instead Of the ordinary fee sim pls OF given
plot Of ground Is to great extent snlunceran reyer.
ion ~ interest depending entirely on the will Of others
never take effect IN possession Having reviewed the
grant made century sgo, the moages terms and in.
ducemenss o. The sale Of the property he the
70 flowing concluBion;--
Flrs,-1hat DIE rsht reserved 70 the city % reentsr