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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-18
A CARD sT0 TILE LADIES.

a GARD TO THE LADIES.
Or. DCPONCo's GoLDEN FEMAPE PILLS Rre inralli
hle ia removing stopnegCs Irregularities of the menses
These pills nothing new but have been used by the Doc
many years. both in France and America, With I'M
paraalet every case aud he Is urged by
thousand ladies' who have used them, make the Pills pub
c for The alienation of those suffering from any irregular
tiles whatever ven preventive to those ladies whose
will permit Increase of family Pregnant fe-
males, those surprising themselves to be soare cautioned
aeainst s!nS these Ps the proprietor re-
sponsby after above nmonItion, although their mild.
would prevent arr Injury TO health; otherwise these
Pls are recommended. Directions accompany each box
I,rinn
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New Stock!
JcweweIry, watches, S,iocks, IS, silver HVnre.

AT BROWNS, lis MAIN ST.
TIME subscriber his return from the EastCn
cities with nch the largest assortment of goods In his
line that he has yet offered.
His numeros patrons and the public generally res-
pectfully invited examine his nRgiarent stock
C. II. BgowN IiS Main street.
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Attention, o. We HatIess!
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

I
Attention. o! We Hatless!
| FALL AND WINTER GOODS
HATS AND CAPS
M have received one Of the largfst and superb
Comprising eyery description and quality suitable for the
Ana low as my house Il the
COUNTRY lfERcHANTS.
Merchants wonid do wen 10 call and our stock
III is very extensive aud sure sell to them
sept s. D HARPER & son.
Stocking Yarn.
R ss6l5 assorted soors and quality e. sale
BARLEY
Sy oh P Sent Sas Dollar Per s'Asl Tor Barley
w1..,,a. 49,. >. =. enc. wIIsos.
Dos qn0ss 2. . u s;lss See, re..,.T
These Pens szprs tof sss srn
We are permitted to refer 70 P3y J4o srHws M s,,ern
enaeht OF 1Y 9 CaDsz4ercidk Collage OF this ctr m IN
their exeelencehe prononncgs them 10 he = 70
Steel Pens heretofore used By him. y ''4s
- Old Corner bookstore, by
-aEs2 WILDE BRO
I9StAI5ls's5 1I2sAi.sSIT.yIF5NFT SPRING
HE ehssIsst and best he Bed kind ever
Mt eF safe Al ms cheap Furniture stors No iaI
as ssz v: aIIIELDAFFER.
toyder PoWderI
nsl1tt hss p EaitEneta good supply
lsiastr both for rsrk and coal, vi5l he Win se ~
ne qaanitiy o. single package as Il can D. md
Rallroad contractors and others ,sin,,s IsFre
vii do vel to call. - = 4et+4-''tesr
Wanted.
f 1--WE HUNDRED Bushels Barter by
yybe.,fnv. Inv "a s1sss GEO WILSON
lSt clarsville Gazette cops Of 81 ADD tx,
81
FAN style Hats.
this day Of Fseess Fan 5s, t,s
superior In style and nisla 10 n,
can q found IL; ilie city. 3. ''..'s ss't
s.slsll IS Is. D. HARPER < s6S.
90 LBS Squiis hsanfifai article Al q
= 31-t tAuGfKINS { BtsifPIELnss
III BBls AunnreRers Syeiehtna51,s for ssis
~ l.ss q UGH dssf4 Dps4IFIKfD.
ogNcRs saiph Tpiine, Tscd and .o5ssis
g. a. a. GOOD dscO
ga Q3s splpilurie and N1riatc aeid N
y = - sitLlas 8 BpsHFIELD'S
II IT, tse=just and l5f ssis
) 49, Il. LOGAN COZ
~ LAUaEiElsss anusJIsIEIsD.s
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PROF. o. J. WOOD:
Allow the virtues magic rowers your
Hair RsiogAye. Three mVTihs since being exceedingly
gray, purchased hotties;
and IL soon began to tell In rrsfori 10 their
nniiys color and the hair which Eas before dry ard harsh
and failing OF, became sef and glossy,
aIHsi the laAdrT disappeared and the scalp an the
isagrerab itching, annoying before and now not ON.
~ col ye,irl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-18

kkeCeiVtd thi- aIay,
4 LARGE lot Of Chi!ds Fancy HAS, which will sell
IA low Also, Rows and Youhs Cloth and Plush Gaps, Of
the most recent styles.
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LII
Alhl
4 ga for see. II vii for te o dc
Preseytetien Church. Ru9alfe IT - =
tnylIa TIsos. q. cuLBERTsoN
Land for Sale. So
WISH to sell ay Farm neas yghe4iiss and viii sen Il on
4 LIBERAL terms, an'i ~ tracts. may be de-
I9ohs9 81 ~ JIcos
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For Ssal q So r.
EEly shares % stoek OF the Wheeling aas eosssasx
dee5 IA ~ Z, sSvcT,ns
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10y vrtnc of re, Of trrst eSeea,e to me by George
Hardniar. dated lsintary 18Th, 1SJ ina Trcnrit In
the Clerks cfce 81 Ohio county Deed pgs No. page
will sen public auction al the front uoorof tiesodrt
house OF uic cnaty. on TUESDAY te 23l OF September
NJ the property said deed cenveyedto me, to wits
hundred md six (lodG the north twenI.tw feet and Tie
OF lot numbered
hunfld and five (I0 and the north feet rnnt
aud rear lot numbered iWndreI and four (ltil all
on Market Wheeling (T1ese lots not
the usual !epti portion the front lay been cont
City o. Wheeling for Market Home, as VIII pc
wheelb1 Also, bot numbered one hundred nii two lC2S
In ESst W ling, on Clay. street.
Terms Of SALE cUai. I, SO
WIN convey only saiii ts Is vested IN by The
dcsl. II
Rus19-td Trustee
TRUST SaFe5r1f' Real Estate.
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Sold wholesale and retail hY
LlAUGIhISs & prsHFEELn,
aenHAssu.s for Ohio county,
II To25Monros st.
A,sotOt sale b. TN. LoGAw co.
Bria-e Corner Druggists.
Arorcrs must he addressed TO the above General Agents
they viii Supply the Propriet6rs prices, and send
the Pills eOnnienaiy ladies h. mai, BY enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Poss-odiee.
y B-Dr. Drponeo's Golden Pills. signature ~. Dupon-
cos every oi other genuine For particulars get
Circular Of Agents aps5-iy
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Masonic Rogal1a.
FIsSF assortment Masonic egilia, nOw opened
N for sale by J. 4. SCOTT,
sp1G III Main ST.
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lilii,Sl LII.Ti
FRsOSS wanting the most fashionable and the cheapest
hats or Caps in the city, VIII Gail at
H1HpFR
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W received and for sEIe by JOHN II. THOMPSON.
sert1I. III Maln 81.
NTTALI. pAPERS-NOw IS the time bargains, the
wv present stock closed make for
Spring supply Good paterns offered at reduced
prices, by JOHN II. THOMPSON, III NIaa ST.,
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TTELLIGENCER.
tag- Isv the arrival Of the George Law at

THURSDAY MORN: SEPTEMBER 1a. 1866
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BaisuAa YouNo'a SERMoNs.--The following
are extracts from a late sermon of Brigham
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The Brdse Corner Drug s.ore presents It's claims TO the
public. You searcely miss getting Eat Sou vantf
you ask corhe'' of the hest qaay
market prices.
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IIR uIIVt,o OF Ihe cpIthfhfed
NO g"9OS,' steel Pens,

toWder FoWderI
1AAs Dupontts superior Ride sr,orff5,s :
inaStis, both rack and coni Wilma ~ Vii
me qaanttiy o. single package as low IS Il can
Rallroad epptra and others ,sins large
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W. II. DECANP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western states,
ny7:Sm 8 coirtlant 81, Ass York.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
MARRIED..

In this city on the morning of the 22d inst at the
residence of the Brides father, the Hon Samuel
Hale. by the Rev Mr.. Gridlev, JOHN G. McK1ND-
ESQ, Principal of the kenosfa City Union
School, and Miss HARRIET T. HALE.
We very this is occasion when con-
gratulations be rendered with the utmost SINGER
ty and candor. The happy groom although his
residence among us has been comparatively brief,
has won for himself the universal esteem of our peo-
pie; whilst the bride, the daughter of one of our most
esteemed and most opulent citizens, born in city,
growing up among and with u.s. and known and
and ad mired in the relation of daughter, sister,
friend, is lucky prize for even clever fellow
has drawn it. Hosts of friends were present to ten
der their congratulations and enjoy the inequalities
of the occasion, which DONE the happy couple start
cd brief bridal tour, under sun as bright and
smiling as has been enjoyed this spring, which we
trust may be omnous of the future awaiting their
new relation
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
The Investigation.

A Madison Correspondent of the Milwaukee
Sentinel, has the following with reference to the
investigation -
The labors of the Investigating Committee
are rapidly drawing TO close. All the books
have been copied, and nothing now remains ex-
cept footing up, comparing, and making out a
report. This viii be accomplished some weeks
sooner than the Committee anticipated From
twelve to sixteen clerks have been regularly en-
ployed since the adjournment of the Legislature,
and Judge Potter Of Walworth, has been here
most of the time experimenting the investiga-
ton. He is the only enc of the Committee that
has remained in attendance on this duty, and is
deserving of considerable praise for the sacri-
fees he has made by staying here and leaving
the business and pleasures his home.
The books of the different departments have
been kept, for the past few years, in most
loose and shameful manner. III fact they have
not been kept" at all, and it is very difficult to
make head or tail out of them. Some rich de-
velopments may he expected;in the report of the
Committee, and the eyes of the people will be
considerably" opened. They will see how the
trust they have .confded to certain offic ais had
been betrayed, and be more wary and careful in
the future.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

create distraction and confusion Already the opposiuon
begin take fresh courage. The Milwaukee News the Ma
Olson Argus and kindred democratic sheets, are quoting
approvngly from the Free Democrat to show in the
first place what terrible monster Know Nothngism Is ana
how Intimately the republican party is connected with 1t
and how entirely responsible for all its wrongs Hereafter
heretofore they expect to ma tneir most oou
tiful magazine of supplies in the Free Democrat.
Never under the was there and never could tnere p
less occasion for interference with the tendencies OF the
publican party than now Every thing was going on first
rate No sensible could fail to see or did IAN e see me
approaching consolidation under flag and IN one spirit
of nti-savery forces and hence sure this move
of Mr. BIS the very few dstempered politicians connee-
ted with him. y receive but small encouragement we
feel indignant at it. but indignation bounded by what
we are sure will be the impotence Of the enors;
course we expect Mr. B. to throw up his hands ana as
usual and attribute all this Know nottingham or sympa-
Thy with that orderbut it will not work m our ease We
have more sympathy with the X Ms than Mr. b. anu
had and their hostility TO US 40 doubt Just as great
towards him. What have said is dictated entirely Dy
the necessity imposed by the republican cause and we
have spent more time OH subject and seemed to manifest
anxiety than Mr. Bs capacity for mischief warrants
hope excused of the Very de interest," we
feel in the success at this time of the republican movement
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
Strike & Riot on the Railroad.

On Monday of last week, portion Of the Ia
borers on the Racine and Mississippi II. r struck
fer ) % wages and ten hours time, and threat
ened violence TO all who would not come into
their arrangements. They succeeded for time
in driving all the men from two gravel trains
and the section men from two or three sections.
On Wednesday few of those who were peace
ably disposed, ventured 10 work under the pro-
lection OF Conductor Woodford, there was no
outbreak through the day, but in the governing
the ringleaders Of the strike attacked the house
OF one Charles Nate, where one of the laborers
who had been on the work through the day,
boarded, breaking in the doors and windows and
doing violence TO the family generally. Nafe
got cut OF the house and attempted to go for
assistance, but was knocked down and beaten
on his head and body until he was nearly dead.
Nafc IS still living, but is in very critical con-
dition.
Seven of the ringleaders are in Jail awaiting
the action Of the grand jury now in session.
Racine Advocate
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SoCIETIEs.-The
Legislature at the late session passed law pro-
viding for the organization of County Agricul-
tural Societies. the general features OF which we
give here for the benefit OF the farmers of the
State.
See. 1.--Confcrs the usual powers of corpora
tons, with power to hold necessary real estate.
See. 2.-requires written articles of associa-
ton, subscribed by the members, specifying the
objects, and naming the time for the first meet
ing.
Sec. 3.-The officers to be President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer, to be chosen
annually, with such other officers as are neces-
sarv.
See. MAY adopt such bylaws as are neces-
sary.
Sec. 5-Records must be regularly kept.
Sec. 6.-Such society, after having raised
500 of themselves, actually paid in, and certi-
fed the fact Of the organization and of such pay
ment to the Secy. of State, may receive $lOV
from the State Treasury.
See. Such moneys to be paid out for pre-
miums.
Sec. S-Societics to report each November to
the State Treasurer, the monies received and
paid ont aud the number of members.
Sec. l0.-Foreign Stock owned and kept in
the county for six months previous TO fairs, to
be placed on the same footing as native stock.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
THURSDAY, APRIL a4th, 1855.
Republican state Convention.

A REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION will be held at
the Capol in Madison Wednesday, the 4h day Of June,
D. 1856 at y NJ for the purpose of choosing six
Delegates the State large and three delegates for each
District represent the State of Wisconsin
in the Republican National Convention to be holden in
Philadelphia in June next for the nomination of two
ddates Presidential Electors the State large and
the thorough Reorganization of the Republican party i'll
the State
Each Assembly district in the State will be entitled TO two
delegates in said Convention.
In view of the Importance Of the approaching Presidential
campaign and the necessity Of thorough organization the
committee would upon the friends of the through
out the pToprety Of taksng immediate to
secure fun representation in this Convention.
The Committee would respectfully suggest that the several
Assembly district conventions for the appointment of dele
gates he State Convention, he held at O'Clock
saturday, the oath day of May next.
WM A. WHITE,
Chairman Republican State Central Committee
Dated at Madison April Sd 1856.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Peace Treaty signed:


The Str Bcltic arrived at New York from Liv-
erpoo on the 18th inst, with the following intel
hgenceS ,
The treaty ofpeace was signed by all the pen-
ipotentiaries on Sunday, March 3Ofh' ureaI
demonstrations were made in Paris by hring can
mons illuminations &c. The English demon
STATIONS were much more quiet Ratincauons
cannot be exchanged within four weeks.
The AfTlca arrived out on the 3lst
Cotton-Stroncer than at previous advices
18alSL. Sales for two days $4,000 bales.
Breadstuffs-- but not lower
CoEsols advanced to 93a.
LONDON April 5. 1896,
FRAXcE.-The N0aiteW of yesterday announ-
ced that by special decree, the award OF the
Grand Gross Of the Legion Of Honor was confer
red on w Ocilstrike Wockski and Baron Bour-
gency is raised to the dignity of a Senator
Official journals also announce the Emperor,s
decision that the soldiers of the class OF 1S4S,
who have been retained to this time under the
military banner shs be returned home. Or
ders for the immediate execution of the will OF
the Emperor, have already been issued by the
Minister of W ar.
The ceremonial announcement OF the conciu-
sion of peace was made in the Senate and in the
words previously employed to announce the fact
in the MORituer. To this proclamation the
Minister OF State addf essed Tie Emperor, who
has charged that i'll bringing the fact to your
knowledge to thank you for the support you
nave always oucEtUi WHICH Will iHS HtllIilIdDlE
devotedness to the Allied forces, have contrib
uted to the issue Of the war.
TERRIBLE TORNADO.-The fearful tornado
which visited Philadelphia ON the 18th inst.
seems to have extended over various portions
of Pennsylvania and Ohi0. At Philadelphia,
two churches, school house, a railroad depot,
large ironfoundfy, and some loj dwellings
were badly damaged or entirely ruined.
At Pttsburg the storm was less severe and
only a few houses were unrootcd.
At Allegheny City, the new bridge across the
river, which cost $32,000, was destroyed.
Along the line Of the Ohio and Pennsy lvania
railroad, houses were blown down, and trees
thrown across the track. At Beaver two dwell
ling were destroyed, and two lives lost and a
new Female Seminary building unroofed. AT
Brdgewater the gable end OF church was car
ried away. At Harmony, IS houses, were de-
molishcd and great deal OF damage done 20
building in that region.
At Alliance, Stark Co a church and 10 houses
were destroyed. The roof of the Exchange Ho-
tel was blown off; four brick buildings, had the
fronts thrown into the street, and a man who
was instantly killed. All through that region
of country, immense damage was done to bull
dngs in the villages and two farm houses. As
many as - lives were lost
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
From Washjn gtCn.

NEW YORK, April u.
The correspondent of the Tribune states thar
the Government has received no dispatches from
Mr. Dallas, by the last steamer, in regard to the
difficulty between the two countries. nor any no.
tice from Mr.. Champion that ho had received the
answer TO Mr. Mercy'> demand which has been
so long promised. ~ the latest accounts Mr..
Dallas had not been presented to the QUeen pro-
bably owing to heE absence ut Windsor bat he
had been formally recognized by Lord Paimers-
ton, aud was transacting business at the foreign
office.
The ruraors from here of the contents Of Min
lister Nhes.ors dispatches are entirely iabrica-
ted Not Line has come from ilm concerning
he recent hoSliliteS there.
The reported challenge of Senator Douglas by
Col Lane, has very little foundation. No chal-
lenge has been given and no correspondence be-
tween theiu vet exists, except a note from Col.
Lane, addressed to Ms. Douglass to relieve Col
Lane from HE imputation east upon bis honor
and integrity, which were Implied in that Sena-
tors comments on the Kansas Memorials.
~ The 9Th of May is the soonest the Erie
l. = r ,,-.t-
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
KENOSHA
r & A L EST ATE OFFICE

For the Purchase and Sale of REAL EsrATE-the
examination of Titlcs-payment of Taxes, and Con
vcyance of Landed Property Lots of lands kept
posted, without charge, unless sales are effected
Houses and Lots for Sale in every part of the City,
and varying in price from 5000 to 50 900.
Farms a. LANDS, in every Town in the County,
and on accommodating terms.
Money invested in the best of Landed Securities,
and at the highest markets rates of interest.
Taxes paid, and Tax Titles compromised, and a
general agency for the management of liabilities
thus accrung on Real Estate.
Maps and Copies of Papers neatly and correctly ex-
ecutcd-Deeds and other Instruments drawn and
acknowledged
The undersigned having spent much time in exam
lining the records of Racine Co, up to the division
and in revising and correcting an abstract of the
same, is prepared, at short notice give reliable in
formation with respect to everything calculated to
affect the title to any lot parcel of land in the cOun
ty of Kenosha Office, arM Clerk Of Circuit Court
Kenosha, July 10, IS lyq S. Y. BRANDE.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
OF KENOSHA.

D
One the first organized the General Banking Law
of the State.
WIN give immediate attention to all Collections, and bust
ness entrusted to Renittances made for Collections
day of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver Uncurrent Notes
bought and sold.
Draw direct in to suit the principal points O
Great Britain France Germany Holland Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits
s. b. SCOTT az A. CAMPBELL
CASHIER. 4xa q = President.
KENosHA, March LIST, 1856.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24

cy7 Brother Booth has another kink in his
heaG-to wit: that Washington politicians are
making our Presidential candidates for us, and
the way he shakes his editorial fist at these pa
sort of monomaniacal notion of being bought
or sold, or traded, or given away, or something
else equally dircful, and to save himself and the
Republic or the Republicans, keeps him as bu-
sy as a certain unmentionable individual is sup
posed to be in a gale OF wind lie is evidently
of opinion that the world won't go right unless
she hollers out Gee ~
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
ID I T. ID

Suddenly, while visit at the residence of Mr. Blair
in Daren Walworth Co, the 10th inst Mrs ABIGAIL
NOOK, aged 65 years. Mrs Noon had been for number OF
years resident of this State with her son. Mr. ASsEL Moon
of Bristol Kenosha Co. She departs full ovrtues and years
leaving many kindred and large circle of friends to la
Inent her death.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
A CARD.

The Teachers of Kenosha Public Schools desire
turn their unegned thanks the Musicians who kindly
their services to enlven with music the
cses Of Friday evening last.
The Public have already expressed their unqualified ap
prevail of the music furnished but the prompnes pro-
pose, and the willingness execute the practice
ry bring such pieces before audience be known
in order to be appreciated.
Monday Morning, April 81.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24
A>1sMc1 CITY HOTEL,
M fTJ ESalA
a. islE hIflAW Is
CAPT. IL. BELL,
KENCSHA, WISCONSIN,
AMMUNITION.
Fl AZZARDs POWDER, Shot, Caps &c,
IL at the PEOPLES STORE.


II at the PEOPLES STORE
En PrObate---EkenOshn County Court.
IN the matter of the last will and testament OF Andrew
Lacey.
On reading and filing instrument in writing purport-
ing be the last will and testament of Andrew H. Lacey
late of Kenosha City deceased and reading and filing the
petition of Flora NJ Lacy of Bristol in Kenosha County and
State Wisconsin, and taking due proofs of the same
resentng among other things that Andrew H. Lacy late of
Kenosha City aforesaid, the 4h day of December A. d.
1885, died teate leaving goods cattes and estate within
this county and that She the petitioner mother of said
ceased and praying that proof Of said will may be made
that administration of said estate be granted her.
IT ORDERED that said petition be heard before the Judge
of this Court Saturday the 18th day of Nay, d. 1856,
10 O'Clock A. NJ at his Office in the City and County Of
Kenosha And it is further Ordered that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and TO all persons inter-
esed by publishing copy this order for three
prior said day hearing in the Kenosa Tribune
Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed and published
Kenosha in said county. JON 3. JILSUN,
April %, 1856 3w45 County Judge.