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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-23

HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
their stock. ~ 'N e"~'-'-
BIaclksnit,s viii always and them well supolied wit,
iron OF al kinds Horse Shoes, Horse Nails Rasps Wroue
boitS Nuts and Washers Ground Wagon Boxes &c. viii
a full assortment Ct 81 - -
IS. -B1achSnai!h's Tools,
Among which may be found Bellows, Anvs Vices sedge
Hammers stocks and Des, Rasps, Files, Nippers, &C.
They will keep constantly hand large stool, Of
Cabinet Makers, Toass and Trs.s.,,,f 81, ma
that pertain to their business -
Packet ~ ~
eE.a.o CUTLERY.
Silver Plated, German Silver, and Alfalfa Ware of al
descriptions together with almost endless variety OF
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Glserh ana Chan Pumps with tuhling) well Wheels Cor
aage e1 all Kinds and in fact everything that pertains to the
hardware business comprising of the most extensv,
assortments in the state.
The stock entirely new having been selected with tbs
greatest care from manufacturers and importers and viii
be sold for cash as low lower than can be bought in e
Nst. a..' ...-f....E .. D. - -
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And ah others respectfully requested cali and ex.
nnnS G4ods and Prices vhieh VinbW uy and free
z -E O M
OF all descriptions Ok bows and OK Jokes rings and STA
pies, steel springs cuyator teeth, Nails little cheaper
thsp eur neisbors; wheel heads wooden iron bench
nous quantities of
Tn, Sheet LTo9s and Copper Ware,
ofeur own manufacture and surpassed by any tinker
this side CT shutdown
DIR TIN SHOP
Is up STAIRS Sere EaGCtcrc ard Keep constantly or
aand everything ia the line of tin manufacture and where
we are ready to make lin cutters conductors cave trougs
&C., and put them up short notice.
40 eli @ho wish to make our acquaintance would say
we are always glad to you with you to get yu
money in exchange for fall equivalents and when YOU have
not the cash or old IRON rags old copper pewter brass
SOSu dom refuse wait m
" TINE, iH'rg by you a would be done by.
E3 oruois will receive prompt and careful attention
WOOD 81 CARTER
HeEHoeNAI sept -. los0, 1y15
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,


Benevolent Institution, established by special endow
nent, for the relief of the sick distressed afflicted
with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases"
W all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
spernatorrh9a Seminal Weakness Impotence, Gonor-
hea Gieet, Syphilis, the Vice OF 0nAnisa or
&c. &C.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful ies-
ructon of human life caused by Sexual Diseases and the
receptions praosed upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quack have directed their Consulting Surgeon
as CHdf66Es act worthy OF their NAME give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS TO all persons thus afflicted who apply by
letter. with description OF their condition. Gage Occupation
habits life &c. and in of extreme poverty and suf.
erinS, to Furnish Medicines Free Of Charge It need
less to add that the Association commands the highest
ica skill of the age, and will furnish the most approx
ern treatment.
The Directors, review the past feel assured that
their abors in this sphere OF BENEVOLENT effort have been
OF great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the young
and they have resolved to devote themselves
s to this very important but much deg. apised cause
Just Published by the Association, Report Sperma-
torrhoea, or Seminal Weakness the vice of 0nans Mas
turbaton or Abuse and other diseases Of the Sexual
Organs by the Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by
mail gin aseaed enyelope) FREE OF CHARGE,o on the
ceipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, DIR. GEO R. G ,LII0UN, Consulting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No South NINTH Street phiisde
phia, Pa. By Order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWKLL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. 1y3S
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PAPER TIANGFNGs.

Wau and Window Papers, and Bordering-s largest and
Best assortment before offered in this market of All
prices and qualities, from the finest Satin to the
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested to look sea for themselves
he inducements offered for they are too numerous to
Kenosha, December 90 Is. Iv27
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STATENMTNEEr

Comprising every variety, quality style Of Letter Eoi
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unruled,
white and assorted colors; Cards, Of every
descriptions; Inks, unkstands, Gold Pens
Steel Pens. GEig &c Be-
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n 0llN G. FEOT.RIlas harino. - - :

oaAN q .haOLMaeS having made an as
~ s5nment OF al his property Except such as is by law
Sl rom eAecnnonJ including land and stock TO the
49, t'a' t1oSe indebted to said John G. Holmes are re-
drse 70 maze payment to the at die honse
~ -, J9sLfN or at the residence the subscriber in
Wy ty 81 hacihe and those to whom he is Indebted will
tis same Tor payment TO the subscrberand tbat
~ 70 crosse mp The concern the shortest pogsiha
e SDscrlbgr feels it his duty insist on promnt
o. az debts due said Holmes, and without hIr
@ hVlce WIZ proceed to collect such debts If not ar
ranged or paid without felay >-.2 " I'VE az
Dated at the City Of Kenosha, November Bird, 1s5s
on,oe r.r..-. Is ~ E. @, SALISBURY,
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S o., .. . p 81 14A-.--oIate u Wisconsin.
erwin G9aFf, heu0sila COunty.ENecutioa-
Nv ~ tuu JoHh helly against James Mcdonald
b Wree OF an execution issued out OF the circuit CONT
Tor the county Of Kenosha in the above entitled gs to
me directed and delivered against the personal
and re9lestate of James Mcdonald defendant IN k
t titl a ac"n have seized ana levied upon all The right
- interest winch the above named defendant had
on the Ssh day Of June, A. D. 1858 or at any, Inn
wafas' o. IN and to the following described real estate Sit
uSeu iyeIg ana beng in the town of Brighton in the
S u lAeIoSna ana state OF Wisconsin, and known and
ueaooeu as ohoWs, TO wit: The northeast Quarter of
@ NUMBER t"enty-sx 1851, in township number two
SJ, @ u range number twenty (2) east, containing
one hundred and sixty OF land accardng TO
ilch above described real estate together
WIN az alu singular the Embellishments and ap,urtrnnu
ce5 therepnto Belonging shall expose for sole s,d i
gnpnt auction or yendue to the highest bidder as the law
at Ge court house in the city Of Kenosha In said
t Oh saturday the 18th day OF January A. D. 1889
execution, costs and charges 80 " ' sou
Dated GtShera s Office, Kenosha Dec sin 4 y 1919
eoe,e ..re. Min, AL0N20 P. TYMES0N,
V"zO ~ Sheriff Of Kenos,a Caupty,
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c,rpv ~ a.. sheriff OF Kenosha County, Wis
saE $50 - WIsCONaTN.- KENnell,

~ y OF WlSCQNSIN.-K ENOGHA 4
90 eS county Circuit ooprtJudgmen for sale Of mor,
saFsE premises GU foreclosure Of -
against the KenoSha Rockford Railroad Comn - ne
e ana IN insurance Of final Judgment for tie sale Of
NOR gagged premises hereinafter described u19da ~,
snteIee "a the above eptitled action on the tbrtt
'ay o. november A. D, 1891, at the November Tern, III
S4ld court !, William y. Socuu referee duly anro,
P sa4 court Tor thai purpose shall offer for sale Ind @
a 'c auction to the highest bidder therefor AT tne
iIoIV "oor OF The court house, IN the city and eannt,
hoSla and state Of Wisconsin, at ten q sloc! In tI IT,
5S S' 81 saturday, the eighth I}hl day Of January A. d
i iioNllE Gescfiped lots q parcels of land or so
Gt' Wcftti as VIII be sufficient satisfy The soid 81
; l' a' c4s's' together with the ud expense g,
49, !s IS 10 say " All tl.e following descrDet
- eSii' Sis described as focRs, wit: los one iii
s 'i' III N block nu'uber hrso f3i in the souii;wft
o4a quarter Q! section number ttirsv-tysB T93l t
nulper Two III north Of range number raj
go iot Tour u IN block nuihcy 1flsse fIs} ~
'ifeAst quarter Of ssctiu,t thiry-ob fAll t o. to7
ho5tf Of range twenty three is5l east ~" III
Terms Of sac lrst. WILLIAM II sIoCr-,f
batsg, November Is, 1855. So -
a. s. HEAD, Atty FOR Pm 80 iSe'
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U "'HHetia j oihce, kenosha, Dec. Sth, 4. D 1858.
CANA ana ~, AL0N20 P. TYMES0N
'"@V Sheriff Of Kenosha County
eSTATE OF yVIsCONsIY--KFT0s4

Z = ! q W VESCONSIN.-K ENOSHA
~ Soahiy Circuit C0urt-Judgment for sale of roort
gagged premises on foreclosure Of uorteage-DayiG pin
glsT agsiast William $ sfrong, the Keo.a and Rockford
ilto'i company, and tile oity Of kan9sAa By vYtpe
nortgaSea premises hereinafter described made and
ero 10 ths above entitled action 10Th dav Of No
ie' at the November Of said court l. Aion
r iy9eson sheriff of said county II Kenosla Shall Of
lo sac and sell at public auction the highest bidder
e esr az he font door OF the court house in the t
al couaiy q henoSha and state Of Wisconsin. az zen a.
V IA Es iofelecn of Saturday, the eighth 18th day Of
JauI' Ie5" the following described lois or rarras ~
lahd TO satisfy said judgment aud costs ogetba, MIA G
ooa an9 expenses OF said saethat is say: tat
. FsSe, parcel or lot OF land, lying aud being ia the
ouft "tld 81 the said city of Ksnosha and Iartcuorlv
h4Wh ana described as follows viz bet number six raj
IA ooch e'imDeF three [3 in the southwest fractional
W. % SECTION plumber thirtytTo 1871 in tow humber
wv ~ Dftt5 OF range number twenty three 1881 east
~, XIX, ~ y sue 6asF. ALONZ0 =. yYMESON
o. s. HE'D, Atty Tor Pif. G,rS ny
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SsTATE or WISCONSIN, KrNoeuA


sSsTATE or WISCONSIN, KENOSuA
g1onny circuit Coatt.-Judgment for sale Of mort
ssg premises on foreclosure fmor Ifat
c9mnang me e henosha Rockford Rock Stand Railroad
SlIS sis City OF Henosha, John p. Yelyerton ana
sauei D. scott BY virtue ana in pursuance Of ern1
10Y no sane OF the mortgaged premises herein
utscfOed made and entered in the above entitled
W z, p the nineteen day Of NovemberA b. ISIS M The
noveDer term Of said court AlonZo Tymeon sheriff
o sa county ofKenoha, shall o0er tor sale ana sel at
ruNlo auction ia the highest bidder therefor at tho -.
door OF The house in the city and county Of K4
and state Of Wisconsin, o'clock IN Inc fre;;
Saturday, this tweny-eghth t2sthl day May A d 1Sb9
me following described ot or Parcel land or 70 much
thereof will be sufficient 70 satisfy the said ndeet 80
COSTS together with the costs expenses Of sed si
thatis to say The southeast quarter Of the soufheas
quarter of section thrty-six 1881 town two ~ north ~
range twenty-five CD east excepting six and one half
70 2) acres decided by John Bullen and wife to Ara
Drake b. deed bearing date October a. R and recore5
10 volnme o deeds for Racine county page 442 and
ihree 81 acres decided By said Bpen and wife 10 John Y
Aver iby deed dated August 20h 1919 and three az
acres dseden ~ said Buen and wife Joseph H. HACK
Fey ana samuel Fuller ty deed dated September II, 1881
ana also three % acres decided by said Ien and wife to
I'd ward Bajn, By deed dated June ~ 1S50p
/ Isrnls ofSaEe, cash. AL0NHo p. TYMRsON,
Dated, November 81 1853 Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
u y. HEAD, Atty for Pm. 6m2A
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SHERIFF1S SALE.
state OF Wisconsin Circuit Court, KenOsha County
Thomas Falvey and John Reilieyl
against Fxa,r,ft.,,
noI-..

E & virtue OF an execution issued out az Tho
en1itie Great court for the county Keuosha in The ov
ne rs,,i 49, 70 me directed and delivered against the
len IN the above entitled aotionI have seized and I
1 49, az we FlEit title and interest which The D boc
r 49, - i'udiit nae on the 18th day OF Jupe d 1875
~ ~ any nme since that day in and 10 the foowin M
Of Po@ 'ea ss'ae situated lying being in the Town
an and known and described as follows to vii " ~ eU
~ W 81 section throc-3,own two--2-north rie
$500 o5o sI'-east, containing three hundred a,sd
t acres OF land, according to government ,,,r
ny WHEN ABOVE described real estate together wtl ll
81" i'guiar Tie hcreditaDlen and 4npurten9uces 49,
'Iys'As, shall expose for sale and sell "a mimic
~ " fsGue, TO the highest bidder as the law dir,
court mouse IN the city of Kenosha in said ooag
on saturday, the 18th day of January D. 1854 It'
ts Houfs OF one and three O'Clock in the afteoon f ma
u'y, 70 san:,y said execution and charges
81 te siberia s ONCE, IN the city Of keHosha the
'R'h day Of December, A. y. 1885, '''e
A. P. TYMES0N
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STATE or WISCONSIN, KENosu,

10 $500 "a ~ A9SO Ns&N.- kENOSHA
Souh'y circuit Court-Jufgnent for sale Of p,Tr,-
gagged premises foreclosure of nergae ~ VI MOI Z
"s'anSsJ ohA Corneas aud Joanna Cornelius Lis III
p5 Etue ana al pursuance OF 6naliudgmept gr afc
nu entered tRe s5oYe entitled actiou on me- 9nea,
tFth} gay Of November, a. b. 1855 al the NoyeIo,
C'u 4, AtoHz9 r. tymeson sheriff Of said co,t
o.. :. he!osae shall offer for sale At pnbli, , ,
so % me iHBheSt bidder therefor al the front door f &
Of Wiscoj -, Wy oy ana county Of KeosAa snd state
tnc iourth 4doy ofJ0ne D. 1883 e following esc,be
et as'7s "F parcels otland, much thereofus viii he
70 saisy The said Judgment and cost torethsr
W. cpst' anu e&pences Of said saetat il 10 say
III MY ,o'@gg premoses 70 wit lot four al e.id mar,
fe norm ward in the city Of Keuosba beng bi ~.
And MI y at1 south, ana egl % rods deep esst
s ON south end Of said lots two aud three HI Tie
fsl Quarter Of section number thrty-one
,gm tEo ~ north Of range twenythree 1881 east
dated al Kenosga tbis 20sb ,1av Of ,yo,,ero1 - 49,
=. " EyASs, PMS Atry, AL0NZ0 p. TYMEEON
on2ooctz shcIiH Of Kenosla County WI.cnn.i,,
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8 f1 {oe.,. II COURT, COUNTY OF KE.
fou are hereby summoned and required to ae he
eS ~ 0i EDWARD BAN and Lewis Balm which was ri;
eoGly on tne twenty third day November 1S5s nJ
70 s re copy OF your answer upon US at our 90 i, ~
Wy ana county OF kenosba asd state of Wigcopsin -;
n twenty days after the service hereof exrlsi[a ~ ~
nSy OF SUeh service and il You fail to answer he &
VI "a Ike Judgment against you for the srm ogsiv ,n,
Eng qtrteea dollars and eighty cents with interest," L
as q we've percent per annuuI from t'e naetgent
gay OF August, one hundred am ti,f.i.
besides the costs OF this action 'A"''
dated noYenbef28, 1888. O,S..& FIN HEAD
o"-f Plaintiff Ltorueyz
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GsTATR OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STATE or ONsTN.-KENOSHA
- County Circuit Court -Judgmeutfo for sale Of mort
Eahta p7eses q, foreclosure 81 Observation-Disclosures
knowles against Patrick Smith, John Diedfirh ma 80
= Negnsn BY virtue and IN pursuance Of q anal ;,ds
neut i2r the sale OF The morgaged premises
ON the nineteenth day Of November 1885 at the Noye
term Of sad courtl, Alonzo r. Tymeso sberT Of soid
county OF hehosha shan offer for sale and gel n -, 10
70 me highest bidder thereer At the front doe ~
tIe coufI mousse 10 the ciY county Of Kenosbo a
@ " "lssDhs az ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of sam
cay me twenty eighth [2shl day May d. ies t
g described lots or parcels Of land to satisfy sss
Judgment ana costs together with the costs and go
OF SAID sae-that is to say "The north halls A. l ]
per SIX 0 IN block number forty three l43 iu tIe frat
WaId OF tne city OF kenosha III tie conthy Of Kcnost
and stare OF Wisconsin, and on the soutIeas, . @t
o. section number thrty-one 1871, town nJ;1be n III
norm q range number twenty three 1881 eat -
Dated kogember23 1858. Sheriff Of Kenn.js 60,
o.. S. HEAD, Atty for PPM s''@ Sooesh'y'
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SUPERIOR GREASE. -ae5 51
ETOR all kinds Of Carriages, Carts. Tbgcait,e.
& Machines, Reapers Mill Bearings &c but
up IN 2.qt cans for sale by
STARkWEATHFk 81. Coz
& kNa&E2AE 2Hg4,-Erencb, yellow m!i zen
r. tan Red, large invoice just received AID "
es COLA cheap, by STARKSyEA TT[ER d. IL. lE
E{NkESE2 E'Src Head ANA pFreracs. q imc at
n I.-ll4 -..laslE TARkWEATIER'S
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z LyER's sALE.-KENOsHA
So Yoa i6 Gneu'e CoprThomas s. Cooper, walter
Isaac Bassett and Salmon Epson BY virtue ~ deEson
decree III TINS action, shan sell at public ap'i en-
tne l4th day ofJanaar- A. D.1S50 between tb o.,
one eoel; and three O'Clock in the afternoon ~ Vi
~ the right and title the said Andrew B. Jaclen ~ S
,iassett had on the 25thday Septeinber 1856 or
e, 20 me northeast quarter Of the southeast onarter ~
1ife IN town one, north OF range twenty-on a.t
aifo ~ the north halle the southwest quarter Of the
Kenosha county - 60 ~ io Town OF bristol,
Dated, November "a 1853 Jov u trre17,
- - 81 os Referee & Receiver
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DIR TIN SHOP
WAGONS,

GOOD article Of LEmber Wagons are kept constantly
~ on hand, and fo- sale at q. = !.
45H April. WOOD & CAHTER,s
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Students can enter any time there being no Vacation or
Glass system. The average time Tor the coarse
is from eight to ten weeks. Rooms opened evening
DIPLOMAS awarded to those pursue the entire course
and pass the required examination '"t soLE --.'S'
Rooms address l.
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The Placer herald., 1858-11-06
Concert of the Auburn Brass Band.

The concert of the Brass Band, on Thurs
day evening, was a decided success. The
Court room was filed at an early hour-the
ladies of Auburn attending in greater num-
bers than we rccollect to have seen at any
previous public entertainment. The Band
were assisted by the Glee Club and Cotilhon
Band, who performed the parts allotted to
them in the programme in admirable style,
and, as testified by the warm greeting they
met, to the complete satisfaction of the au-
dience. Where all performed their parts so
well, it would be invdious to make distinc-
ton; therefore we must be content in saying
all deserve honorable mention. 1t was graf
flying TO observe the progress the band have
made since their organization; which is GER
tainly y creditable to their teacher Mr.. Houck
For interest and variety, the expression
was general that it was the best Concert
ever given in Auburn; and with the verdict
we fully agree. We hope the Band will feel
encouraged to give other Concerts during
the winter months, which we are sure would
meet the pleasure of our citizens.
The Placer herald., 1858-11-06
IIoN. B. +. MYREs, Judge.

MONDAY. Nov. lst-D. II. Burton & Co., VS..
Barney " Hardy. Cause transferred to District
Court of Sacramento.
Z Gay q Co VS.. l. Hal ght & Co.-Cause con-
tinued for the term.
In the cause Of Craner VS.. Stephens; Perry vs..
Robes ct al, and Clark vs.. Robles ct al, the de-
murrers of defendants were withdrawn and the
causes referred to Clerk to compute the amount
due.
Stanford ct al vs. VIM. Utter.-Mechanics
Lien foreclosed for $3l4 6S and damages and
costs.
A H Gates VS.. Mary Gates.-Divorce granted
to defendant.
Leonard NJ Curtis vs. jeremiah Tucker ct al
Decreed by Court that Writ of Assistance be
granted to Jno Langenour to put him in posses
sion of the placer County Canal"
John Langenour VS.. jeremiah Tucker ct al
Cause continued for the term.
TUESDAY, Nov. 2d.-G Perry vs. Dolores Robles
ct al-Decree of Court for Plaintiff S244, and
damages and costs. Execution ordered.
Il Clark vs.. Robles and Romero-Decree for
Plaintiff for S55l S5, and costs and damages.
Execution ordered.
Craner VS.. Stephens.-Judgment for Plaintiff
for Sl0,o75, and foreclosure on American Hotel.
Application of John S Scott for benefit of in
solvent act granted.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3d.-S Uhlfelder ct al VS..
Davis Levy ct al-Decree in favor of plaintiffs
for $4,000, and costs and damages
THURSDAY, Nov. 4th.-R. E. Clark VS.. Charles
King.-Verdict for Plaintiff for Ss6-yalue of
two mules.
The Placer herald., 1858-11-06
The Fraser River Mines,

The late news from Fraser river is rather
more favorable than it was some time since,
and heavier shipments of gold dust are re
ported. But still there is nothing to indi-
cate that there is paying gold region suffi-
eient to sustain large mining population.
Upper Fraser river has lately been favorably
spoken of correspondent of; the Victoria
Gazette, in writing from Port Arson, gives
the latest news in reference to that particu-
lar section:
AS have stated, the recent accounts from
the mines are highly encouraging. | can
state with the same positive certainty as if |
had seen it with my own eyes, that men are
for the last week, realizing well, and that
large amounts Of gold will be taken out this
winter. L have within the last hour talked
with various parties belonging to the trail
who have already been forward to the dig
,gings and they report the miners as making
from four dollars to an ounce per day; that
there are extensive bars that will pay on an
average $40 to the hand daily, and it is on
account Of the good prospects ahead that so
many, who a short time since thought of re-
turning, now intend to go on, and that the
men now here are all so reluctant to 90 back
to Port Douglas. But two weeks ago men
were fiocking over this trail on their way
back; now, not one of this class is to be
Geen.