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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21
I'm Attachments.
Ksnosha co.nty

kenosha County, Z -
Town OF Brighton jts' In Justices Court
To Robert 5. NsnTarsal and Martin Langin
You are hereby notified that writ Of attachu.n,
has been issued against and your property
to satisfy the demand OF sssily Kelly amounting to TWEEN
~ dollars aud fifteen cents Now unless you shall apHar
bsore Thomas smith, Justice the Peace in and for said
sounty at his once in said town, on the S0th day or
January, d. ISIS, at two o'clock in the afternoon udx
nent will be rendered against you your sod
to pay the debt. 'N'N
Dated this 9Th day Of January A. D. ISIS
SwSi SISSILLY KEILy pain,ir
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DETROIT
Dry dock Iron Works.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON HAND
Il for sale the following Steam Engines to wit:
High of hore RI .,rnL.
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All Of which sol cash at the loves
price.
We invite all on friends and the public TO
give a cali
eFF~CASH paid ides, Skins and Pelt
Quirk Sales Small Frofts 10 Price"
Look out for the side OF sole Leather.
f.. w. LYMAN,
MM. BONE.
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CorRT.
John Edgerton, john Dougher;y, Hiram Words Jr and
1ohh D. weeks against Oscar Avery, Edward b. UphAnl
and Dewitt G. Han.
TO Oscar " Avery, Edward D. Upham and Dewitt, c.
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
e complaint IN this action which fled the Ofc- OF
Serk OF te Circuit Court of the County Kenosha
a. the city Of henesha the 10th day Of December A.
" 1906 ana 70 serve copy of the sub
ssoerS at their ore in the city OF Kenosha and State OF
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive Of the day service and IL
you ai! TO answer the said complaint within the time afore
said The plaintiffs in this action will take judgment ranst
you lo 'he sum OF nine hundred and seventy four dob
lars and eighty with interest from the OH aay No
'smpsr, A. d. 1897, besides the OF this action
WEBSTER SCHoFF,
of KenOsha, Wisconsin,
OWE Planting Attorneys.
Dated Dec TO- 1857
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THOMAS PRiCTURE,

THOMAS PRiCTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALERm
Wines, L. liquors, Irish and Scotch yyhiske,
London Porter, Scotch ale, Cigars, DC
Brn ndies.-Otard, Dupuy T. Co., L. Cherons
Champagne, q. Admyrauid, A. Lonbat, j. d.
r. MGrfaH, Rastean CAarrayer, L. Marion.
j. j. Dupny Damien
Gins-Cologne, Dukuypers, Key, 7Ristle
Run,s-JGmaica, 81. Crox
Whisikeys-Oid MonoRgahela
Wines-Bnrgundy Port, Madeira, Malaga. Pc,
and pure Juice, Sherry d. G. Gordon, OtAe
Grades.
Champagne Heidsick and He,ds,ck f. Co., do Lale.
mand, do. Queen Victoria, do. DmcaI Crane,
Ciaret IN casks Ciaret in cases, White in casks'
IVhste IN cases, Muscat, Mascat IN cases, Bran.
ay Cherraes Cherry Brandy Cordials, Bitters,
Aicokot, Pure Spirit
Il. Prietures Double Rectified Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha, Wis disnI6y I6
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HOLLOWAY's PILLS and Ointment, q
IL new suyply, just received at the City Drug
Store by STARKWEATHER.
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Also one Circular Saw Mill Of rapid motion, with Engine
all complete iron Frame which intended to
be set up at any place, without building II desired
r cut one thousand feet of lumber per hour All OF the
above Engines got up in The very best manner and
warranted III every particular, and III be sold prices
that cannot fail to the views of parties wishing to
purchase.
We have also hand complete sett of machinery
for Saw Mill Of one Muey Saw.
We constantly manufacturing High and Pressure
steam Engines Of desired power together with Mill
machinery and castings Of description Also every
description o. wrought iron and brass work. &c.
All OF which prepared to furnish short notice
at prices that will suit purchasers.
f Shop No. 36I Atwater Street, Detroit, Michigan.
33n CHARLES KELLOGG CO.
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Hn Attachment.

keaoshs County, -
City OF Ksnosha, iss' In Justices Court
To Edtcdrd Martha.
You are hereby notified that a writ OF .ttachmsn.
has been issued against you and your properly attached
70 satisfy the demand OF John Mangan amounting 10
thirty dollars. Nov ur'.s.
you shall appear before H. futile, Justice OF the Psac,
"a and Tor said county at his Office in said city, on the 2sh
day OF January 1885, at O'Clock In the afternoon ipd
ment VII De rendered against and your property sold
Dated, this 3lst day Of December, A. D. 1857
(3wSo. JOHN MANGIAN Piaintie
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insurance.
Omce 50 Mails stree,

The following 10 the Report Of the business Of this oce
the past year. showing lie condition Sst day Of
March, inst, which time the Capital increased TO
1870 COO the whole amount Of which subscribed and $780,
800 paid in In view OF increased facilities for doing
heavy business and also the large additional security
customers giving this company basis second
to other therefore look for and caPect very
Company hsnoraby conduct all their affairs a. TO
merit tue patronage of the isuring public, oer course
hitherto adopted regarding the adjustment Of LOSSES may ee
eept guaranty for promptness and liberaity ID
the future.
June, lss5, G D. GAsKILL Art Kenosha, Wis
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Handkerchief EXfractA.

A New Supply of the Choicest Perfume, lust
IN opened at STARKWEATHER & Co.'S
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Good News to the Afflicted!
nR. FORD's PICTORIAL SYRUP.
IL Celebrated for the of Coughs, Colds and
all Pulmonary Complaints, just Received at the
Drug Store of STARKWEATHER 4 Co
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LYMAN 81 BONE,

gEAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW
store corner of Main Street and Market Square
will continue IN Snoe and Leather Business, in al
branches With unusually large stock and increase
facilities FOR doing businesswt efe better nducement
10 before offered in this market
Notwithstanding The great advance in Lestherwe continu
10 sell many styles Of Eastern Work oldashinBed To-
prices,
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grsal Aottrtisgments.
Guardian. sale.
IN PROBATE KRxosu. corx,y Corr

IN PROBATE KESosu. CouSrY coURr.
IL the natter Of the Gaarsn.ap Of John r. Casa .ss
Charles G. Cas-, minors and heirs OF john r. Csss DE-
ceased
Notice 10 hereby given that by virtue and In nnrsr
OF order Of license made in said natter on bs
tn day OF December L. D. 1857, by County Court y,
said County, the undersigned Guardian OF said John
Cass and Charles G. Cass va the Sh day OF Janusry
A. ID. 1855 at o'clock In the afternoons, at the Cam,
House in the city and county VI Kenosa offer for sale =,
Public YeDdue all tbs interes Of said minors in the folo
lag real estate situated in the town Of wheaand In the
county Of and State Of Wisconsin de-
scrbed as follows, 20 wit
The equal undivided ons-haf part Of piece of land w.
ing and being the side Of the the touth
quarter Of section Ne. 81 township No. q north Of
range No beast commencing ten 0 west Of south
Of south quarter Of said 80 hepes
north 100 rods thence ~ ros, thence south $50
rods thence Sc 28 rods 10 the place begnuiur
containing Sc 1906 160h OF land Also the 9n
Divided half part 0, other piece Of land situated
Upon the half the southeast quarter OF Aforesaid
section Ne ss commencing 50rods OF the
OF said section and running thence rods
Thence west 20 rods thence south 100 rods thence 20
,ous 70 the place OF Neutrality-suspicious. 20 Of
land, bs the more or less
! place Of sale 'N
r,. Q. GrLLErT, Guardian
"-, DsVeA0e' ioth 1891. sw97
Notice hereby given that the above n,
February 9th, lSoS, at the place AT e,eiort D
KeAosha, Jan sth, 1858. G. GILLETTE. Casra;.n
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24

A FoRru,E FOR AARON BURR's DAUGH-
TER.-A correspondent Of the Springfield
Republican says that natural daughter OF
Aaron Burr, and residuary legatee, comes
curiousy into possession of quite fortune,
in this wav:-Burr held a lease from Trinity
Church of the Richmond Hill property, three
or four hundred lots in the center of New
York, for sixty six years. Ile leased the
land for sxtv-three years to Astor and 9th
ers, and their lease expires in 1860. The
lease for three years then belongs to Burrs
daughter, and the claim Is indlsputabIe and
the value of the lease very great. Already
several of the le>sces have compromised the
claim for from 81 800 to 50 ,00o.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24
From This Era."l
A Yankee Abroad.

'Hello, friend, can you tell me the way
to Reading9" inquired downeaster OF a
Pennsylvania Dutchman, whom he found
hard at work beside the road, q few miles
from Reading:
80, yaw, could tell you 50 besser as any.
body. You must first turn round de britch
and brook up stream-den de first house
you comes to ish my proder Hans pig parn
dat ish de biggest parn dere ish on dish
road; it ish eighteen feet von way and eigh-
teen feet pack agin. Mine proder Hans
fought to thatch it nit shingles but he solt
dem, and shingled it nit straw, and clap
boarded it NIT rails. Aftcr you SO by mine
broder Hans pig pSrn, de next house you
come to ish hay stack of corn stalks, bilt
nit straw-but you must not stop dere too.
Den you goes along till you come to tree
roads, and den you gifts lost; den you must
XII. over de fence into Il great pig pen nit
no fence around it; den you take de road
upon your shoulder and go down as far as
de britch, den you turn right round agin,
Ven you is coming pack You comes by a
house dat stands right pack along side OF a
leetle tog-de house runs right out from de
tog and says pow wow-wow, and pites 9
Ieetle piece of your leg-den he runs and
chumps into an empty pic pen nit four
Sleeps in EN-; den you look way up in de
hill in de swamp dere, and sees plue white
house painted red, nit two front doors on
de packside; vel, dere ish where my proder
fIians lives, and he could tell you SO besser as
couId-I don't know"
"Wall, I swar, by Hockey, mister, you are
about a meligerent as old Aunt Jeremy, but
reckon as how you don't know her, tho
she is dumb. But | say you, why don't
you dig them pesky weeds, hey"
OH tear me, | hash had very pad luck
one o, two tays next week. Mine prodel
Hans pumpkins proke into mine pig patch
and ven drove dem home every ieetle pun.
kin in the field catch up Won leetle piece OF
pig in his mouth, and den tey run through
de teyfui as if de fence was after dem, and
post tumbled over me, and I'm almost
kilt, am.'
"Whew! do tellr'
"Vep den, thinks as how I must get 8
frow, so goes to Reading, and tells kath
reen if she would take me for worse or fol
besser, and she ay, 'yaw.' So | takes hel
home ar. she eats seven quarts OF sou'
krout an, went to bed well enough; but ii
de morning she chunps Up right dead. -
OH she was a very heavy loss-she way
more as tree hundred and sevent,
pound. Den my leetle poy take sick anc
tet. Oh. | raider give up tree shi!lngs cash
AS have dat h.ppen-he was so fat as butter
Den mine hens come home nit dere ear.
split, and mine hogs, all of dem come homo
nit uine missing; oh! WAS sorry; so tel
mine Jacob to run and bring me do wooc
pile from de axe, for would cut mine heat
oft, for would as leave tie."
(EriD
Yankee whisting.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24
FUN WITH The F's.

A fam Gus fish factor found himself father
|of five flirting females; Fernando, FANNY,
Florence, Francesca, and Fernella. The four
first were fiat featured, ilfavored flippant,
fretful, forbidding freckled faced, foolish,
and Haunting trumps. Fennella was fine
featured, fresh, feet-footed fairy, frank, free
and full Of fun. The fisher failed, aud was
forced by ickle fortune to forego footmen,
forfeit his torefarther's field, and repetition,
and fad forlorn farmhouse in a forsaken
forest The four lretfu females, fond of fig
uring at teasts in feathers and fashionable
finery, fumed at their fugitive father, torsa-
ken by fllsome, hattering fortune-hunters,
who followed them when they first flourish
ed. Fennela fonded her farther, favored
tifeir food, forgot her catering followers, and
frolicked in frieze without hounces. The faith
er, finding himself forced to foragein in foreign
parts for fortune. found that lie could not
afford farthing to his fond foudlings. The
first four were fain to foster their trlvolitv
with fine frilIs and fans fit to finish their
fathers finances. FenneIla, fearful OF floor
ing him, formed fancy for a fall, fresh t'ow-
Ter. Fate favored TIE !ish-!actor for few
days, when he fell in with fog, lis fearful
If!y's footsteps faliered, and food failed. He
found himself in front Of fortified fortress.
Finding it folsaken, and feeling himself fee
ble and forIorn with fasting, he fed on the
fish, flesh, and fowl, he found tricasseed and
fried, and when full, tell fiat on the floor. In
the forenoon, feeling fresh, he forthwith flew
to the fruitless fields, and, not forgetting Fen
nella, he filched fair flower, when foul,
frightful, herdish figure flashed forth.
'Felonious fellow, lingering my flowers,
III finish you! Go, say fareNe to your iine
feIicitlous family and face me in fortnight!'
The faint hearted fisher funed and faltered
and fast was far in his flight His five daugh-
ters flew to fall at his feet, and fiuontly he
unfolded his fate. Fennela, forthwith for
tilted by fiIial fondness, followed her fathers
footsteps, and flung her faultless form at The
feet of the trigh:tul figure, who forgave her
father and fell flat on his face; for he had
fervently fallen in fiery fit Of love for fair
Fennea He feasted her till, fascinated by
his faithfiness, she forgot the ferocity of his
face, form, and features, and frank y and
fondly fixed Friday, fifth Of FEBRUARY, fer the
affair to come off. There was festivity, frag-
rance, finery, FIRE works, fricasseed frogs, fria-
ters, fish, fowl, and frumery, frontignac for
! the fastiLous, fruit, fun, fuss, flambeaux, foul
fat fddTers and fters; and the frighttul form
of the fortunate and ilumpish fend fell from
him, aud he fell at Fennella's feet a fine irane
freeman of the forest. Behold the fruits o.
fond, filial affection.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24
Newspaper LAW.

ers who do not give EXPRESS NOTICE
-, are considered as wishing to con-
kDnbscriDtion.
Ulcers order the discontinuance OF Their her
. ra,blishcr may continue to send them I'LL
- be paid. .,,;u
1Eecribers neglect or refuse to take Their
- the Office to which they are directed,
Ia responsible until they have settled
"a ordered Hsir paper discontlnu:d:
I3ieri eribers remove to other places, without
'2he publisher. aud th1 paper is sent to
4 sIirection, they are fieId responsible.
s776I 76Iarts have decided that refusing to take
eriodical from the Office, or removing
uncalled for. is prima .fae's evidence
fraud.
ted States courts have also repeatedly
q postmaster who neglects to give sea
ce. as required by the Post Office De-
the neglect or refusal OF person to
e Office newspapers addressed to MIN,
,stmaster liable to the publisher Tor the
kpcrs are not shargeable with postage
|unty or parish in which they are printed
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24

Texas ESrERpRrsE.--The Marshall (Texas) J
Republican, of the 18th, describes large
beef packing establishment now going into
operation at JetIeIson. under TIE manage
ment of Stanley d Nmmo. The building
for packing, engine. and other machinery
covers over three hundred feet square, while
the area connected with the business of the
establishment embraces several acres. n
fine, large amengine and iron apparatus
for tanking tallow are among the features OF
the place The establishment can pack over
Que hundred head of beef cattle day, and
the business season for packing will embrace
period OF from ninety to one hundred
days.
uitalle assistance has been obtained in
each department; there was plenty of salt and
barrel stavcs on hand on The 10Th; the
coopers were actively at work; the prarie
close at hand with abundance of the best
grass fed cattle in the world; and means oi
access to market at short distance.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24
SANE, e.. SgOTT & co
1T their Old Stand,

MOULD respectfully inform their friends of Con-
" cordia and Catahoula parishes that they
keep in addition to their full and general supply OF
Dry Goods, Hardware, etc.,-ior Summer use
Superior Falkirk Ale,
U,.derUood's Pickles,
French Cord;ais,
Mea!icated london Gin,
HesdSick Champagne,
old Port, Wadcria, and Claret,
Lemon Syrup and French Preserves,
and general assortment of DRY GOODS and
GROCERIES from a cambria needle to barrel OF
Ness pork. SAML. Z. SCOTT Co.
MavI3 1857 milf.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24
Srrisonburs 5noepenosnt.
~TERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
RMS 4:

aps per annum in advance, or
-. and FIFTY CENTS after the lapse OF
'.3s4;on discontinued until all arrears are
e3 order to that erect
fents inserted at 81 per square ior the
~ and Fifty cents for each continuance,
loss constitute a sQuARE) A liberal
dc to those who advertise by the year
Advertisements. n.-
zScing candidates for Parish offices 50
Snd-for all other offices, SO, inVarlaoiy
&c executed with neatness and pune
sble Oh delivery.
n Pertaining to the business OF the es'ao'
- addressed J. q. A. TALIASkRHo.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24

AKeokuk paper gives Il distressing picture
of things in Iowa, comparing its condition
to that of "the doomed city Of Jerusalem" !"
They have creditors without and creditors
within: every third man is a lawyer, every
other man virtually pauper, aud all stand
ing in listless and improbable ldleness except
the police aud const blcs.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24

REsuRRGcrroS.-As ior the eslrrec,ion
o. the dead, do not conceive it SO verv con.
trary to the analogy of nature, when be
bold vegetables left to rot III the earth rise
up again with new life and yigor; or worm
to all appearance dead, change its nature
and that, which in its first being crawled o,
the earth. become new species, and A,
abroad with wings.-Berkslsy.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24

A gentleman asked a country Clergyman
for the use of bis pulpit for a young divine.
a relation Of bis. 81 really do not know"
said the clergyman, Show to refuse you, but
if the Young man could preach better than
me. my congregation will be dissatisfied
with me Afterwards; and If he should preach
worse; | don't think he's fit to preach at
all"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24
GROCE les
FAAIL Y S U IE s

FAMIL SUP Plies.
THE undersigned respectfully invites his
old friends and the public generally TO visit him at
his stand, at the house formerly occupied as a
drug store Front street, the ferry landing,
where he intends keeping a carefully selected stock
of all articles usually found in his 1iue-CIHOICE
FAMILY GROCERIES always on hand: olive
aud let live" is my motto. SEVERCs TODES.
VOL. 4, NO. 5. 1Y.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24
Steam boat i'ards.
Low WATER PACKET,

KATE d 4 LE
WrLItAM DALE, Master. THos. Tucker, Clerk.
'oR Bayou Bartholomew, Point Pleasant, Bastrop,
L luachita City, Trenton, Monroe, Co. ~. ~
ur,J:l Bayou Louis and all way land -,
na,- Oh t.e onchta Black Rivers. The Superi-
Or l:cnt lIaa.ht steamer Kate Dale, will remain
pcrrna.,rtIy ia :lc above trade, during the summer
ana ia.. May 10th 81 IT,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24
5 MYRTLE POENT,".
HEAD OF LITTLE RIVER.
NEW STORE. S2

UNDERSIGNED respectfully infoms his
pds and the public generally that he intends
p well selected stock of DRY GOODS,
sRIES, CROCKERY, HATS, BOOTS,
AEDICINES, dc, which he offers TO
VERY Low RATE FOR CASH.
selected his stock with a view to meet the
the surrounding country and with reference
strictly cash business, his only induce
purchasers are good articles at fair prices.
|vites an respectfully to call and examine for
re- before purchasing elsewhere.
t<. +. X. DAVIS.
er LirTLE RIVER, June II, 1857. 4.6,47
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24

A HOPEFUL CoNvHRr.-Eeccntly the
Methodist held 'revyal' in Wisconsin
Among the converts was ane whose previous
profession had been Three Gard Monte"
Times being somewhat hard, he found little
profit 10 his legitimate practice" and be-
came 'couve.ted' as the Elders say. One
night, at the suggestion Of an Elder, lie rose
to edify the congregation with his expert
ence and thus delivered" himself: ladies
and o.entlemen-I mean brothers and sis
ters: the Lord has blessed me much-I never
felt SO happy before in ali my ite-(embar-
rassedl-I say never felt SO happy before
in all my iife-(very much embarrassed J
If anv one thinks ever did, they can get a
Hpefy bet out Of me!'
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-11-24
5TOR s p Il / v 4 5 ,
2O miles west of Columbia.)
tnhOula Parish La.

bERSON Is. SON respectfully announce
amerous friends and all other f"A
health, pleasure, and recrea- Es;s
" have newly fitted up their establish
castor SPRINGS and are prepared
err accommodations than ever to those
posed to pay them a visit. The water
very finest medical properties, as many
hlicted with dyspepsia, rheuIileiism, jaun-
her functional and organic diseases can
kgs are situatedin pleasant, healthful,
r fe sion, with an abundance of game, and
IN will be afforded to those VINO delight
"a kill the silver footed deer.
are good frour almost anyp point, North,
or West.
- Bath Houses provided for those who
1T the efficacy of the water by bathing,
1sSho desire amusements will be furnished
|Doms, Bal Alleys, &c.
Drietors are distinguished for their un-
: ention to the happiness and comf'Ft OF
and their charges are more moderate
r. laces of similar resort.
z PRINGs, June Is, 1888. 5-5-lY.
SULPHUR SPRlNG HOlEL.
ersigued proprietor of the ::
BLPHUR SPRING HOTEL, at 5sls u.
1fSulphur Springs, Catahoula Parish, La,
Eup extensive improvements to his Hotel
jG Dast wiuter, is now ready TO receive com
LIE will always be supplied with the best
~ will afford. Families can be accom-
|sith large and comfortable rooms.
UNGS are situated in the high, open and
woods, thirty-6ve miles from Harrison
1wenty-fvc from Alexandria, on the pub
ding from Natchcz, Miss, to Texas, and
II large creeks alfording the finest OF
hgs are accessible for carriages by good
seasons of the year, and no exertions
led on the part Of the proprietor to make
nfortabe who may favor him with their
will always be well supplied with the
nUORS and CIGARS. He has a large
SALOON and BOWLING
~ Rates Of Board:
/ feals, 80 cents per day, Fl, or s25 per
bildren and Servants, half price; hoGses
h. j. Il. Ward,
b, '5s. [4,4s,lyl PRoPRIETcE.