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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-30


maintain them. A State was constituted
of men, who, having rights, and knowing.
dare maintain them. When we know
our rights and dare maintain them, we are
worthy the name of a Republic.
if the voice of the majority is heard,
the census fairly taken, inspected and
adjudged, Is your Governor has pledged
himself it shall be, it should secure him
your fullest confidence; if he abuses that
confidence, the faults not yours.
He had probably travelled more than
most men of his profession. He had been
over the United States, from north to
south, from east to west,-from Bangor to
Galena from the Penobscot to the Sayan-
nah river; and, in the Eastern world, from
Liverpool to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
seats of ancient empires, but had never
seen so fair and beautiful country as he
had already in Kansas. He would not
say God couldn't make better country,
but he could confidently say he never did
1t was for them to enter on it, cultivate it,
improve it by the aid of science and an,
and in It's hours of peace be grateful to
the great Giver for the benefits thus so
layishly bestowed.
A short pause ensued, when loud calls
for Senator WILSON were heard, and that
gentleman came forward and took his
place on the stand; and then the cham
pion of Freedom was greeted by six
cheers from 8 Thousand pairs Of lungs,
which echoed and rs-echoed along the
walls. -
IT Esa : pleasure to him to mset sith
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
Dated Kenosha, OF. 1s.h $50 sIs' d In .
Ekcnoshn Sircui. Cour,..En Chnncer,.


appearing by affidavit to the satisfaction Of th, Court,
that the defendant, Collin Clark j. resident Of the
State of Wisconsin; On motion Of o. Head, solicitor Tor
said complainant, it Is ordered, that the said Collin Cagk
cause his appearance to be- entered in this he
fore the first day Of March A. u. loanl that he plead,
answer dcmur to the Cnupaiuants bill Of complaint fiji
ii IN this cause before said first day of March A. u.
1891, and in default thereof that he complainant sHd m
u complaint may be taken confessed by aud against him
And it is further ordered, that within twenty days from
late Of this order. the said complainant this order to
published in the ktnosha Tribune Telegraph weekly
paper, published in the CRY and county Of Keno la,
md that the publication thereof be continued il sad paper
az least to each week foI six weeks in ae>-iou
Dated at KcnoSha this 10Th day Of NoyembCr 4. D. t5
J. NJ. KEEP
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
I'm Probn,o-Kenosha County Coyr,,
Bruggankamp, deceased.
On READING AND FILING AN INSrRlr


Bruggankamp deceased
I'm READING AND FILING AN INSTRIr
~ ment IN writing purportng to be tie last will and les
ament Of Elizabeth B.uggaDkamp, late OF Whegtlau1 in
aid county, and the petition Of /. " Webster or x bo
y in kenosha county, and state Of coE.u and taking
iue proofs OF the same, representing Among other things
hat said Elizabeth DruggaukaWp lately died at Wheat.
and aforesaid, and that said instrument tic last IN aud
estament OF said deceased and that be is the identical L.
". Webster named ana appointed Ia said will Of Tie
Xecutors thereof and praying that dsy be appointed for
he hearing OF the proofs Of said will /: is ordered that
aid petition be heard before the Judge Of this Court
saturday, The sixteenth day OF January A. b. 1851 at ten
clock A. NJ. at his office in the city and county OF Keno
,ha.
And is further ordered that notice thereof be given 10
he heirs Of said deceased aud all persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three successive weeks
rOr 10 said day Of hearing in the Keuosa Tribune and
telegraph, weekly newspaper printed aud polished
\cnosha in said county. JON B. jILSUN,
Dated, Kenosla, Dec. 28d 1850. t3w2s County Judge.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
M A RBLE FAC TORY
GEORGE ACExY.Er.

GEORGE ACKHRy.
A sNOUNCES 70 the peopleof Kenosha City and
a ~-1s'y Al Ticinity, that he has bought ont the
Marble rs Of JosEPH /. EHLE, and has added
largely IS a. Stock, with both
JehIinn AMI American Marble.
Off h |ery best quality and is prepared to furnish
e. srier all work in the marble line
i5eing an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feels
onfdence in warrantmg his
Monuments, Toni Sfoacs, Tomb TaJLs Ojliesks
Pant Stones
And all other work wanted for finish and style TO
rival all competition
Plan, RAISED, ar Ornamental Work Of any ctorae'
Ter desired done IN style 10 gare c1tir so'}St7c
TOR. He respectfully s0licts the patronage Of the
Public.
- shop on Pearl street. south side, west Of Main
across from the Post Office.
KPNnstra .Innc l2th--nINii.
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In AEtnclltnenf.
.NOSiA COINT1,
q d knnnsLa -. III 1uslICt s luuIl

NhSG " of k cUrGEf' In Justices Court
FBSO ADDISON LANE: YOU ARE HERE.
by notified that writ OF alta chnent has been issued
gdns you aud property attached satisfy the de-
and OF Freceek NJ Porter amounting tn cigy-sjx dol
arS ana SIX cents Now, unlee you shan appear H.
IHte Justice OF the Peace in and for county his
tice in said city, the ninth day January A. 1851
It one O'Clock IN the afternoon. judgment will rendered
AGAINST you, and your property sold to pay the debt
FREDERICK VI. PORTER, Plaintiff
nnteh This 18Th DIV Of nnrnlnnLr A II
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In AGfnch,,,cnr.

Nh Gy Of K CocErf' S. In Ja.ce's Court
Two CHARLES w. LARRABEE: YOIr
N are hereby notified that writ of attachment has been
ssded against you, and your property attached 10 saiv
me demand Of Albert Dickoy, amounting TO twenty dol.
as and ninety cents. Now unless you shall appear
before H. Tutt'c Justice Of the Peace in a4d for aid
county, at his Office said city the Oh day of Tlurv
\ D. 1851 at one O'clock ia te afternoon, Judgment viii
De reersd against you and property sold 20 psy The
cbt ALBERT p bICtr,- % .i,tr
Dated this 18th d2y OF December A d j,sg ,a5l ,v
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01

~"""st NVHEts
Ia she mater Of the Guardianship Of the minor heirs

iu te mater OF The Guardianship Of the tninor bsr
Calvin Bentley, deceased w ~ 'els
Am READING AND FILING THE pr
~ uhon oil Joseph L. Williams guardian Of said tnior
representing among other things that they the .oi5 ~
are seized q certain real estate in this county and l
is eNpedient that the same may be sold and nrsyi,
license to sell the aud ii appearing 10 ~ yg .of
said petition that il would be beneficial 10 said
sell said real estate 1t Is ordered directed Ike, 81
next of kin TO said wards and all persons S
estate appear before the Judge ottLs Court en- N ~ o
nf January next at o'clock p. VI o! sel l,, M -!
Office OF said Judge in the city and county Of K4t
and there to show cause III any there shall b., % 80
houid not be granted for the sale said real Ss
ing to the prayer Of said petition. Aud il is pr,i- -
h st copy Of this order shall be published in The ~
Tribune aud Telegraph, newspaper published and 1,r.,1
IN the city Of KenOsha aforesaid. JON r M gfrX
Dated Kenosha, November Is 1886 n27Sw County Jpt
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
Gnnrdinn,s Sale

Ractne County Coart-In Probate
f., and Ezra b. Tucker, Minors 80 "i"iau'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY
virtue and in pursuance of order of license made in
the County Court of said county, the underened gnS
ian Of said minors, being children OF William TncLer Ia
o. the town OF Brighton in the county Of Kenosh In tb
state Of Wisconsin, deceased, viii the tenth dav ~ Ia
oary A. D. 1891, at ten O'Clock A. NJ Of said day AZ the
ouse OF John Godsworthy in the town Of Paris In sad
county, oner for sale at Public vendue the following de
oDeu lands belonging to said Minors situate In the said
o. brighton in the county Aforesaid to wit the soutb
quarter ofthe northeast quarter, and the east half az
quarter of the north quarter of sectio
On Izl town two (2 north of range nunher twenty
~ subject to the dover of Jane Tucker the vjdoS
sa'u deceased The said dover will be sold At The SANE
sale. Signed, JANE rIr ~ tiHle 1 r pace VI
dated December 10Th, 1856 ,SI H.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
Circuit court---speoial Tenn.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, By virtue Of thc authority IN
KESusnA COUNTY me vested, | hereby ar,p,at A
Special Term OF the Circuit Court IL and FOR the Comfy If
henosa to be holden AZ the Court House in the Civ Of
loha on the twelfth O2O day Of January next n ~ e.
lock A. NJ Of Tat day for the disposition OF all cause.
aw or equity not requiring the intervention ola jury
Kenasla Noy. 10, 1,5G. j. NJ KEEP
Ates' l.. b. NICHOLS Clerk Gw2f CirrHtt I.l,a
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Gmmrdinn,s @nlc.


In The matter Of the Guardianship of Earl Waite Elsa
beth Waite, minors,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
virtue and in pursuance OF order of made
n said matter on the 2h day Of December n D. 1o5G, by
he County Court Of said county the undersigned guar dian
4 said Earl Waite and Elizabeth Waite will on the six
eenth day OF January r. d. 1851, at o'clock in the
ernoon at the store door Of the lot below described
or sale AT public vendne the following described ln Wit
commencing three reds OF the southwest corner Of
ece OF land heretofore conveyed by Martin Schafer and
e to the trustees OF the Catholic Church III the town ~
hhtatand IN said county, and the north quarter
the northeast quarter of section three, town two ra
neeen, thence wet three rods thence north ten io.
hence east xix rods. thence south rods 10 the place ~
beginning The terms of sale viii be made known on M.
lay Of sale. MORRIS WAITE tuu,di.r
hehosha' december ZZnd, A d. 1890. [4w3~
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01

In the matter of the Estatt ofPettr Miller deceased
I'm READING AND FILING THE PIE.
~ tition OF Fitch A. Higgins administrator of the tae
i Peter Miller, derea2ed praying hearing and final ac
cunt Of his administration of the estate sand deceased
II Is ordered that the said application be heard be ore me
my 'ice in the city OF Kcnosha on the frst Monday ~
january A. D. 1881, 10 O'Clock 4. NJ and that notice
hereof be given by publishing this order three success
i've weeks before that day ia the kenogha Tribune and
telegraph weekly newspaper published city Of Re
iosha in said county.
BY the Court. JON r. JILSI-N
henosha, December llth, A. ID. 1866 u21 Sw
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS,

= Her icee Bat moH sac street and 6oHny"
NOTHING can make mouth pretty but pretty
teeth The mouth is the gate of life. neglect i
not! III neglected and not kept in good repair. Won
can't have good health and what is more unsightly
than mass of decayed teeth
am happy to tell you, people of Kenosha. and
my friends in the country, that | am reparing
mouths, fixing up old teeth and putting in new ones
as natural az life if not So at prices which viii
come within the means of ALL / am a plain liver
with light expenses. This gives me good health and
clear conscience, while it enables me 10 work cbean
You viii meet with many pretty face that had been
entirely despoiled Of lis charms and which would
have remained So but for my skin in replacing and
repairing lost and decayed teeth aud at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers are in the babit NJ
charging Old jobs repaired neatly and cheanlv.
have received Instructions from one of the yer,,
best operators in the country and have all The nj
vantage of knowledge Of the latest improvements
of the an, in regard to which keep myse,f fnlIv
posted The poor as well as the rich should enioy
the benefits of this art and it is all nonsense h 1ct
criminal, 10 put this kind of work at such exorItant
prices as TO eonine lis benefits 10 the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction Of the
irregularities of youth " ''o
Childrens teeth extracted gratis
Advice do
Yours &c
Eenosho Aurrsf q - A-"A'oA-'
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REMOVED.
Invented in 1866.

Warranted Superior 10 all others or no
Pay!
IND THEY WILL STAND THE TEST!
Pronounced by the Medical Faculty to be the
best Cathartc Medicine yet discovered.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,


PAPER HAN GIN(iS.
atETaEOG E6ENes, At his well known stand OF
~ Main Street takes pleasure in saying to his numerous
friends and the public generally that his stock Of Books, sta
ionsry, aud Paper iucngs is complete and extern
svc than has before been offered in kenOsha.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
vi the latest and most approved standards, offered
Whole sale Re0H Try Kind and description, used ii
Commen High Schools, pr that cannot fail to please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Comprise al the standard Works both Eng ii and Amer
lean, in yaripuS and bcauu! YES Of Bud gProse anu
Poeiryh stores, Biographies, Tales &c. Bibles Dicona-
cs, Prayer Books, and LYNN Books New Books, from al
she great III bfhng Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY.
Comprising every variety, quality and style Of Letter Note
and 3 uet Paper; F0olscap, ruled and unrnled,
white, and assorted colors; Cards. of every
desc. iptioE; Inks, Iinksiands, Gotd FsHS,
Steel Pens, Quilts, &c, &C.
PAPER EANtsINGS.
Wall and Windo W Papers and Bordernghe largest and
Best assortment before offered in this market; Of all
prices auait from the finest Satin, to tie common
kinds at the lowest .7rices.
public req ueed look in and see for themselves
Inducements ed for they are too numerous to name
Kenosha, December 20 1850. lyz'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
FOR SALE,

xSSSsze THE subscriber offers for sale Three Farms
100 acres each, all fenced, with hui diDgs az
's u two Of them, and sixty seventy acres bowed
- said Farms situated in the sou part Of III,
town efparis. nine miles from KCncsia. and if mile fror
tbs congregational church and plank read.
Also some 203O Acres OF Land in other towns and
counties in the State. Said Lands selected By the s
serher Of teiF fertility 81 soil ard deab h.
cation, ard purchased at the land sales ia I>s9.
CliAS. NJ FOWLER
Bristol. May %, 1856 8mls
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WHLk lHEkbs LIFE THFREs HOpE"
DR.. WIN. r. HAYDEN'S
Celebrated Improved Vegetable gsura.,;ve
D


P Z Is Is s.
Universally acknowledged by all have used them To he
decidedly the best remedy yet discovered for
all ordinary complaints such as
Dropy, Liver Complaint, Janndice Loss of Annette Ind
gestion, Heartburn, Sick Headache Eruptiye Diseases
General debility Irregularities, Suppressons, Nervous
ness, Drowsness, Faiutness Foul Stomach and an the
Diseases arising from morbid blood and stomach
As 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 so
y, and will find that they truly all what they are
recommended to be- and far superior any and all Others
Their virtues consist in the well-kI own fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING THE
BOWELS COSTIEE.
They are Alternative, Restorative, and
Tonic,
Purifying the Blood-the great fluid of lfe-and irwin,
strength and tone to the whole system No family should
be single day without them, their timely use will pre-
vent much sickness and expense
J. d. PUTNAM Co, Propretors,
. ,o,,,,--,, - Lowell, Mass.
ly4sl +. SCAMMoN & Co, General Agents Chics.,,
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ADMINIsTRATRIx SALE.


~ the matter ~ The estate # \a.hgHe Is. C9UV tev
NOTICE a hereby given sGt by and p ruauce Of
ecnse H&ds IN said matter tie Sd day at March
the county Court % sa County Che uudcr=-u, min-
arN Of rand estate viii The eighth day OF oven ..
ap between tn" hours VI nu aud O'clock IS. ui,r
ale az public yeGGuc sc the late residence A. D. Clamp
ased the following telcrlcdlaBd wit: Tie uud,jGcd
wo tir4 oi the south section twenty three
- town No" two ~ north range Twenty-Five t2l east.
ne uhdarc two thirds Of The south half Of the south r
n section wenythree tZ) township No. two t2I range
twenty-five 22) containing IN both above parcels 30 acres
OF land more or less Also undivided half Of the
north east quarter of section (22) township
TWO tZluorth of range twenty-five (2) containing
the last described piece hundred and Sky
or less situated III the town OF Socrs and keuosa county;
SARAH i. CLAPP. Adn'N
Dated henosha, Oct 18th 1886. l3Vl9
The above sale hereby po.tpoued until Saturday The
22ud day Of November ~ d. 1855, the same place and
time Of day. SARAH b. CLAP, Alu'y
Dated kenosha Nov. S. 1896. 2v22
The above sale Is hereby further postponed until Saturday
the 1s day Of March, A. b. ls5I at the same pa,e and
time Of day. SARAH g. CLApP
Dated keuosha, Nov 90. 1886. I3w24 Adnistratfiy
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01
additional Rules for Ihc Circuit Court
for EGcnosiia County, Wis.

On the first day Of each Jury Term, after the disposition
af Motions and Questions Of law, the Court Will ca the cal
udar Of issues in their order for trial: uo cause viii
he passed without final disposition the teru unless ~
sab,ntion'or continuance from day to day, for
shown upon terms.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-01

sSp IN presenting the foowin list of articles to the
EsAS Community the subscribers atter themselves that
10y they can give better satisfaction from an exhibit
S ton Of their various styles and prices than can be
found in the west. In the
Gentlemen's Department,
Nay he found every kind and description Gents Patent
Calf ana Buck Congress Cutters; sewed and pegCod calf
patent and enameed Oxford Ties tptop article Of French
Shoes luckshin Taylor Ties patent tpped Lasting Cal
ters Ca Ename!ed, Kip and Thick Brogans, and
Eastern made
Particular attention paid to Gents' eustom-made
FRENCH CALF BOOTS,
Of every style and kind, made to measure good
Custom made, fine Kip, coarse fines and thick doqbe-
soled rs made Ter service ard durability and
rahtea Gents iaecy and plain toilet Slips, of differ eni
styles which par-l xcellencc.
BOYS YOUTHS, AND CTEILDREN,S
Custom and Eastern made fne calf zip and thick Boots,
10y C9Hsres Glers Of different styles; Boys
ana oh'dfehs ca enareed kip, and thick Drogaus, &c
Ladies' Department,
May be found the larg best assortment in Kenoha
composing Ladies' Kisses ana Chdren wear of every diff
lIrtht styie worn VIZ Ladies' patent foXd tipped and
pam Congress Galter> patent lox tipped and main Lace
"et'' .on mex ana pump so'ed; tue kid Caters, kid
Lace boots: also large assortment Of French Glove Kid
Congress Caters, Glove KID Lace Boots morocco and en-
anGta ING boos too numerous TO specify both
made ana Eastern; Ladies French Md Slippers and sinner
hes KID and morocco Buskns, of all kinds Ladies Toilet
Shippers; Misses and Chdrens congress and Lace Caters
kd and morocco, Lace and Button Boots Slippers Ankle
ship, suitable for their use. '
To the community generally, would respectable invite
your attention to selection knowing you truly an
precate wei formed and beautiful shoe which betec.s
with grace the foot OF the werner much 10 the
general finish Of the outer man
BY examining you win truly appreciate the in
teresi We have taken in your behalf and viii be
As 10 price We fear no competition.
Hoping to see one and al Of you our exhibition and
greet you hearty welcome, shall always endeayor sat
iSiactor.y 70 supply your numerous wants
G. 6. 5. bbAhhhDwIx.t ELY & BALDWIN.
sy- CASH PAID FOR HIDES, SKINS, AND PELrs. s..
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In all cases when dispositions or testimony taken on Com
mission, shall he flied before the f st DAY of ic
40 objections shall he heard TO the form Of commission
1r to the manner Of executing The taking
positions, unless made in writing and filed and presented
TO the court before the jury Is cmpanneed TO ny such
93
On granting continuance any day after the rst day
Of the Term the party opposing such continuance shall be
entitled to attorneys fee Of ten dollars against the
party moving the same.
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Head, Rowland 4 Co.

AT THE PEOPLES STORE!
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rTsS1 IN presenting the folown list of articles to The
KSAS community, the subscribers atter themselves that
~ they can give better satisfaction, from exhibit
. ton Of their various styles and prices than can be
found in the west. In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-29
THE EFFECT IN ILLINOIS.


TIE RECENT rAILUBEs- STRENGTH or rHR vBsT.
Our telesrapbic despstches morning announce q
mum Der Of failures In Ne~ YORK The result IL By no
% uner pec,ed 10 those ~ho carefully nos whs, 10
soins In The HsAncial world. The Unprecedented de
preosop Of lssdisg road stocks and osher securities
that has ahen pa within the Last ninety days could
fail 70 veil disssrousy In ssme quarters the by
mears over vet Otber Eastern institutions and pri
ys'e hou,es -il doubtless be wrecked before we shall
epi4e upon the cbrvnolng OF an upssrd movement We
DO anticipate any thing like general crash however
bit there ell be ccnsioe' able drn wood and debrr left
In the track OF the storm.
while ve regard only with feelings OF sorrow The CO
hmy that IL swallowing up the fortunes OF many OF
our Eastern 'riends II 10 With small degree OF pride
clifton 81 all ,boee Western interests the, are not
connected with wall street The West never 10
better position than nov-never sD'er 10 With
stand The condition OF things existisg al the
Al hi, proeeu, momen, sbe has jla harvested
unprecedented crop, and she In the fruiuon OF
high prices the Eas, has been paying ner the last sir
months for that seemingly exhsustess sup ~ Of bread
nutd declarations that she had nothing 70 spare. Oar
country merchants have consequently male unusus ally
goo collections, and this has oresed heavy demand
local banks FOR "a tern exchange by OF
which there are heavy distances doe them by Ess!ern
banks should there be much greater tumblng smong
thoee Institutions than have sny 70 expeo
weuern banks wild ssrcely feel the shock wall
street may be the money centre, the and cur.
repcy regulator bst the money sess OF the country
10 the West Fresh and vigorous economical and enier
prbiss, che 10 annually creating millions we OF wealth
Than swallowed up 10 the great msestrom n stock
speculation exsvsgsnce, vice and fashion Of Eastern
cine..
little While ago Eutern journalists combined In crying
do~n our noble West From every Atlantic State came
the relteraied prediction OF impen1ius collapse West
ern nierese The IVES, said these journals, "s pro
ducns DO surplus Her oaglh aud her industrial
olase~ have al g,ne into wild speculation In
worthless lands general deprecisuou must ensue, and