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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28

STATE OF WISCONSIN.-K ENOSuA
~ County Circuit Court.-Judgment for sale Of r,,nr
gagged premises on foreclosure Of mortgage-Samu, Hale
against The Kenosha Rockford Rock Island Railroad
Company, The City OF Kenosha, John p Yeverton and
samuel Is Scott BY virtue and in pursuance Of a final
Judgment or the sale OF the mortgaged premises heren
amer described made and entered in the above entitled ac-
uoi on the nineteenth day Of November D. 1855 at the
november term Of said court, l. AoDzo r. Tymeson sheriff
o. sd county OF Kenosha shall offer for SALE and sell at
Puoc aclOu to the highest bidder therefor at the front
noor o e court house in the city and county Of KenOha
ana state OF Wisconsin, O'Clock in the forenoon of
saturday the twenty eighth 23h day of May A. d. 1859
me Following described lot parcel OF land, or so cn
thereof will be sufficient satisfy the said Judgment nd
costs together and expenses OF said sale
thatis " The southeast quarter the southeast
quarter Of section thtysx 1861 two 2) north Of
range twenty-five (22) east excepting SIX ana one half
6 2) decided by John Bulen aud wife to Ahira E.
Drake BY deed bearing date October H. 49, and recorded
in vonme r." deeds for Racine county page 442 and
three ~ acres decided by said Bnlen and wife John v
Aver, by deed dated August 20h 1s49 and three 90
acres decided by said Buen and wife 20 Joseph IL Hack
ley and Samuel Fuller by deed dated September u, 1851
and also three ~ decided by said Buen wife to
Edward Balm, by deed dated June IL, 1902
Terms Of iSdte, lash, ALONZ0 p. TYMESON.
Dated, November o. 1858. Sheriff Of Kenosha County
0. s. HEAD, Atty for Pl'T Gm24
AT the request Of the plaintiff in the above entitled
cause the above sale is postponed until Saturday, the
third day of SEPTEMBER 1882 at the hour and place
Dated May 2Sth, 1852
ALoNZ0 P. TYMEsON
Sm5l Late Sheriff CT Kenosha County
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CHERRIES SALE.

STATE WISCONSIN, circuit court fr the Goaa,t,,oJ H.
@oshd-CorneIa Palmeter Plaintiff against N1roniy
Cutting and DeIa Cutting, Defendants a1''
Z N pursuance OF a judgment of foreclosure
h and sale in the above entitled action rendarcG 80
airy l5t, lsd9 l. Hudson Fox, Sheriff Of said Comfy Of
hehosha sha sen at public auction. highest bid
der, for cash. the Court House in the ctv Of KnI
IN said county, on Friday the Goth day Of August ID
1872 at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of that dav the fol-
lowing described rea! estate, 10 wit All that certain piece
or parcel Of land in said Kenosha county and further
described the west half Of the south west orarer ~
number twenty-five east. w '"s'
Dated Nav lth. 1859.
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NGTEGE

WHEREAS, THOMAS MUGGY, my son, left my
w house and board 9TH June last, / hereb,
caution any body trusting or harboring him on M
account as shall pay 80 debts of his contractjn9
Those employing him win be held responsible b,
me for his hire CHRlsToPHER MUGGy.
Kenosba July Z. 1857 4w4
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sYlEe.EY.EED or SYOEE.y'

ENRON the subscriber, about the 18th Of r.
n June last, three year old IEIFER- &aSyfF9%S
white face, high horns, with brass knob, Ay~EtE
whites except the sides which mixed -4&~.<44--
with red and white. Any person leaving information
this Office where said heer may be found will obge the
subscriber, who will pay all proper charges
p. w. DICKEY.
Kenoshs, July 20, 1859. OF
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THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Vines, Liquors, ErisI, and Scotch tVhiskey

London Porter, Scotch die, Cigars, &c.
Brandies.-Otard Dupuy q. Co., I. Cheron s
Champagne, g. Admyr0uld, A. Lom6at, j d.
f. Marital, Rastean Charruyer, L. Murrion.
j. J. Dupuy, Damien.
GSfns-Col0gae, Dukugpers, Key, ThaStle.
Rums-Jamalco, 50. CT0i1.
Whiskeys-Old M0nongakelG.
Wines-Burgaady Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure Juice, Sherry d. g Gordon, Othe
Grades
Champagne Heids5ck and Heldsack g. Co., do LaVe
naaad, do. Queen Victoria, do. Ducal Crane.
Claret IN casks, Cloret in cases. ETztte ~ casks.
White an cases, MHscat, Nuscot IN cases Bran,
DE- Cherries Cherry Brandy, CordiaIs, Buffers.
4lcohol, Pure SPIRIT
s-sPrictuies Double Rectifed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel Kenosha, Wis. dis nI6v16
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~ Circuit Court henosha County .-EXecution-Tnomas
Favey and John Reilly against James Mcdonald
BY virtue OF execution issued circuit court
for the county of kenosa in the above entitled action
directed and Delivered against personal property
and James MUDonald the above
entitled action have seized and levied upon right,
and interest which the defendant
the Stn day of June, A. u. 1885,
uated, and beng the of Brighton, the
county of henosha and state OF Hlsconsin and
described follows, wit: The northeast quarter of
section number twenty six Isl, i'll township number
~ north Of range number twenty (2J) cast ainiug
hundred ana sixty OF lanu, according
suryeywhicn above hescI estate together
with all singular the heredaments appurenan
thereunto belonging, shall expose
public auction vendue the highest bidder as the law
directs, i'll the Guy henOsha
county, saturday the 18th day of January d. 1859
two O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day. satisfy said
execution, costs and charges
Dated sheriff Office kenesha, Dec. Sth, \. D. 1885,
6w26 Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
At the request of the defendant herein and by ut
Of the plaintiffs, the above sale postponed until Saturday
the 10th day OF February 1892 at the hor
January 20, 1859 AL0NZO p. TYMESON,
4w34 late Sheriff of Kenosha County.
At the request of the defendant herein by consent
of the plaintiffs, the above sale is further postponed until
saturday the 10Th day OF March 1892 the hour
| and place. ALONZO P. TYMESON.
late Sheriff Kenosha County.
| February 26th 1859. 4w3s
At the request of the defendant herein by
of the Plaintiffs further postponed until
the 18th day of June 1852 the hour place.
AL0NZO p. TYMESON,
Late Sheriff of Kenosha County,
March Goth, 1859. 12w42
At the request of the Defendant here and by consent
of the Plaintiffs the above further POSTPONED until
the 9TH day of September, 1882 at the hour and
| place. AL0NZ0 p. TYMESON,
| 12w2 Late Sheriff of Kenosha County.
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COUGH MEDICINES,

4 YER'S Cherry Pectoral Ford's Syrup. Balsam
Wild Cherry, Brant's Basam Brvant's Wa
ers, and Storm Cough Candy. A large lot of the
hove valuable Medicines just received at the Drug
Store of F. ROBINSON -
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A uROBA ENSTETUTE AND CLARK
n SEMINARY, for Ladies and Gentlemen
Erected and furnished at cost of over 500 900
Superior facilities in the various English Branches
Languages, Music and lrnamentals and at rates
within the reach Of the masses
There are ten experienced Professors and Teach
ers, with apparatus, maps, cabinet, and whatever
is essential to the efficient working of each depart
ment.
The Fall Term opens Sept. 4, 1889.
For circulars, giving particulars, address the
Principal, G. w QUEREAU, A. NJ, Aurora, ILL.,
Hon BENZ. HACKNEY, Pres't.
Rev. LEVI jerks, Ssey St2
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CIRCUIT COURT C0any Of Renosh0-The State Of Wscon
sin, to Charles d. Rhodes
~ OU are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of Peter P. Demarest which j.
MED IN the ONCE OF the clerk of the circuit for said
county at his office in the city of Kenosha and
copy OF your answer office in the city and
county OF kenosha and State Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive Of the day of such
SERVICE and If you fail to the compliant as atoe
sad the said Peter Demarest will take Judgment against
you for the sum Of hundred and thrtyfve dollars
and cents with interest at the rate Of
per cent per annum the tenth day Of May thou
sand eight dred and fifty nne besides the Of this
action.
Dated June 17th 1859. 0. s. & f. II. HEAD,
Plaintiff s Attorneys
Witness Hon. DAVID NOGGLE. Judge Of said court
L. Kenosha il said comfy, this seventeenth cay OF
June A. d. 1883. 6w3 l.. b. NICHOLS, CLERK.
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-Establisbed %
by Dr. KINKELIN, corner of Third and Union
streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
TWEMTlT THO ULADC,
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PS. Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros, will do well to write their orders
distinctly, and take blt Dr.. NLdneS 3geparcd BIZ
Ftemfng Bros Pittsburgh. Pa 70 those wishing to give
them trial we will forward per mail post paid TO any
part OF the United Sates box Of Pills for twelve
threeoent postage stamps, vial Vermifuge for
fourteen threocent stamps All orders from Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra
+. ROBINSON, Agent fro Kenosha.
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HUDSON FOX.
stTATE OF .WIsCONsIN.-K FNoc1IA


Sheriff Of Kenosha County
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FE8E E,s SALE.

Dated June /, 1859
o. ). d. +. II. HEAD, Plaintiff s Attorneys 3m51
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Dated Sheriff 5 Oce Kenosha, Dec. Sth \. D. 1865.
ALONZO p TYMESON,
Gw0G Shn,i If nf I1nnsn. l,.-.,tt,r
6w2G
March Goth, 1859

At the request Of the Defendant herein, and by
of the Plaintiffs the above sale further postponed
the 9TH day of September, 1888, at the hour
place. ALONZ0 p. JAMESON
12w2 Late Sheriff of Kenosha County
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SEgmREEE,a SALE

NATHAN B. HYDE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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a HEliIFF'S sALE.-state II Wisconsin

y.
WEBSTER SCHoFF, Plaintiff Attorneys 3In2
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-13
Communicated
Music vs.. lntenIperan
AQUILLA.

When the fatal tide Of intemperance is ris-
ing with such fearful rapidly at present :;
when temptations and snares await at almost
every corner, to allure the young man to dis
tructlon, and to blast the fond hopes of anx-
ious parents and near friends; when tile
young wife finds the partner OF her bosom
yielding to the damning influence of the poi
sonous cup, lis manhood fading ont, and the
angel OF love which once looked out from
those eyes, to cheer and bless, giving place
to the demon of beastly passion whose look
sends terror and despair to her agonizing bo-
som-it seems to be the duty OF every we'll
wisher Of humanity. to seek for the causes
which lead to the formation of this habit and
try to find out and apply the best means TO
prevent the rising generation from commence
ing the downward career. There is much
more hope of preventing than OF curing this
evil. There Is little prospect Of retaining
the young man who has broken over all the
moral restraints of the present day. and So far
debased himself to form the habit of get
ting drunk on the poisoned liquor, which Is
so common; but there is chance to rescue
those who are floating towards that awful
vortex. If the proper means are brought out
and applied.
The strongest cause is desire for social
amusement-a desire. which is perfectly
proper and light, and which If rightly direct
ed. by furnishing innocent and attractive
amusement, leads TO the happiest results. II
these amusements cannot be enioyed al
home, Young people will go abroad for them
the Young men 10 abe drinking saloons or
billiard room. and the young women to
spend their time gossiping or in frivolity
Music, either vocal or instrumental. more
than anything else. supplies this want II
is universally attractive--it exerts a harmon
iziug. elevatisg and refining influence. Bot
sexes can join in the practice and thus the
female society viii exert an Influence to pre-
vent falling mo this fatal babit.
lie. all young people be taught to sing OF
play good. simple music, and do il well.
that the members Of family or Of neigh Dor
ing families can join. and thus spend therein
their evenings. and you could not drive
young men TO drinking saloons. VIII not
parents try this remedy! W
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-13
COuncil Proceedings.

All the Counclmen excepting Mr. Reid
were present, and were sworn in by the May
or. The Clelk, Marshall, Treasurer, Stree
Commissioner, Collector and Assessor were
Likewise qualified into office by the Mayor.
The following gentlemen compose the
standing committees for the present year:
WAYS and Means essrs Coffin, Poe and
Siddell.
Messrs. Poe, Reid and Gaar
Streets --Messrs King, Conley and Lynde
Pub b. and Markets - Messrs. Reid.
Gaar and Siddell.
Fire Companies. - Lynde. Conley and
King.
The following citizens were elected Stove
Pipe and Chimney Inspectors for tho year
'h9:
First Ward Charles o. Virgins and
John Peterson.
Second Ward.-H. Downing and s. II
Wilkinson
Third Ward - Charles Newman and
Robert Murphey.
Fou,M Ward.-Noble Newport and Da-
vid Knolenberg.
The following Board of Health was APP
pointed by the Council
Dr. Hibbard, T w Roberts;
DR.. Wilson, S. l. Hiltle;
DIR. Butler, Robert Murphey;
DIR. Mitchell and Sidney Smith.
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DlYZicI to Death.

+ That fly which has been towering and
humming around our lamp for some time. 10
our great annoyance and urbance, and 70
his manifest though seemingly upper
ceived peril. has at length darted trantically
into the hame-and then follows the cataS-
trophe, loud singing and kissing sound, and
down he comes 10 the table, and lies there on
his back, wingless and legless wretch. spinning
and buzzing, and screaming as well as flies
can scream. IN his torture and hel2lessness.
1t is sad sight, but can't be helped. When
drove him away from the flame. back he
came 10 it again, and there he is. Poor fell
low it's all over with him For, what is a
fly good for without legs or wings? Now,
as he lies there wrtaiug before us. let us take
our pen and see If we cannot make last pro
duet of folly and misery-a moral out of
him. 1t flows as easily as the ink from the
pen. and here it is:
Besrare Of temyfati0A! What is that bril-
liant light into which you are gazing with
charmed eyes, and round which you are ca
reering In circles which grow less with
cry revolution? 1t Is the tire of passion
Whether it be drink gaming, any OF the
many forms Of coars, and low excitement.-
if YOU continue TO gaze into it and hover
round it, You will presently fling yourself in
to it with frantic abandonment, and then YOU
will fall from Tie fame. Ike that poor fly.
without limbs to work or wings 10 soar-des-
poiled of every useful energy. every noble
aspiration "A mere scorch I'd and wre :ched
remnant of man.
Many a gay and gaudv fly has had his
legs and wings scorched off In one nights ca
reering around the lights of the gaming Table.
Others have found the same fate in tie spark
ling flow OF the vine cup. or in the madden
ing excitement Of he miini.5h revel. or the
eve of woman. fallen from virtue, and acquir-
ing in her deep degra .at.on. at once the ma
lignity and power OF demon. All these,
belong, thus far, to the same category with
this poor insect on my table, (for now | see
his huzzing and spinning has ceased-hc is
still and dead). They, too are dazzlcd to
death.
Break, away, then, from the charmed cir
Gle. Shut your eyes and turn Your back TO
The fatal fascination, One manly effort, and
you are your own master again. Go foIth
into the pure. cool. wholesome air. Sober
Your senses, brace up your energies by use
full toll and innocent enjoyments. The world
Is full of them. Home, nature. the pursuit
OF knowledge. any career Of honorable exer
ton minister excitemeuts which are ; whole
some as they are pleasurable. They prolong
life while they cheer and ennotle it, The
ways of wisdom ways OF pleasaatness,
aud all her paths are peace. She Is a tree
of lite to them that lay hold on her Length
of days is in her right hand, and in her left
hand riches and honors.-E Exchange.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-13
Governor Wizards Message.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Gov Willard de.
lvered his message to the Legislature at :
o'clock this afternoon
The message recommends the repeal of a
law passed March, 1852, authorizing the for
nation of companies for the detection oil
horse thieves and other felons, as under this
law associations have been formed that have
arrested and published individuals without
bringing them before the proper tribunal for
trial.
He recommends the erection Of suitable
buildings for the use Of State offices, Jud ges,
of the supreme Court, and depository for
the public records of the State
He says that the revenues of the Wabash
& F,rei canal have greatly diminished. and
it is feared will prove wholly inadeq ate 70
keep the canal in repair, and by them alone
it cannot be main ,aired, and that the holders
are unwilling to sustain the work bv anv
other means than those derived from the re
venues. having already invested one half OF
the entire debt of the State in the W ork itsei
besides 100000 for its completion. They
have informed the Board of Trustees in the
most formal manner, OF their determination
TO close the canal and abandon the work
whenever It's tolls and revenues shall be in
adequate to its support, and says that the
abandonment Of the work would seriouclv
embarra>s those who reside in the vicinity of
the canal.
He calls the attention of the Legislature
to the necessity OF increasing the salaries Of
Judges of the Sudreme Court, and the Gov
ernof's salary; says that the laws of the State
in regard to the qualification Of voters and the
election of officers are inadequate, and law
should be passed which should inf1ict severe
penalties on the election of officers who de
cline to receive legal or admit Illegal votes;
aud that provisions should be made 10 pun
ish crm;nally any one who leaves tie county
of his residence and goes TO another with
the intention of voting and returning home;
recommends that an appropriation be made
for the enlargement OF the Insane Asylum,
aud ecails the attention Ct he Legislature
TO the condition of the Penitentiafy. refer
ing them TO his opinion expressed in his
message to tie special session.
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For tbs Palladium
INprASAPoLrs, Jan. 7, 1859.


MEssRs. EDrToRs:-Thinking that few
items concerning things at the capital might
be interesting to your readers, l thought l
would attempt to crafty them.
And first. the organization of the House
was accomplished yesterday, by the election
Of Jonathan w. Gordon, Speaker. R. S. Ry-
an. Principal Clerk, G. FL. Chapman. Assis-
tant Clerk, and Jennings. Doorkeeper.
/ The Lecompton Democrats voted for
Blythe for Speaker, and labored hard to Sc
cue the organization. but sgnally failed
three Of their party voting with the Republi-
cans. They look badly beaten to-day. Mr..
Bly, the is Know Nothing Wing, a gentleman
of fine social qualities, but has certainly low
cred himself very much in suffering himself
to be defeated by running as the Decorate
nominee for Speaker.
Mr. Davis, of Floyd acted with the Lee
comptonites-I look upon him as the mean
est politician in the House-one who Will do
any thing. no matter how low, TO secure his
object.
In organizing. there were three Others
who deserve notice and should be remembered
in the future by the Republicans of their re-
spec,ive counties. l allude TO Mr.. Edwards
of vigo county. Mr.. Murray. of Elhhart. and
Mr. Sianfeld, of ST. Joseph. who attempted
to defeat the Republican organization by vo-
ting for other persons than the Republican
nominee Edwards voted for Boyd, Stan
field for Austin, and Murray refused TO vote,
which was equivalent to voting for the Dem
ocratic nominee. May be saved from such
Republcanism. 1 hope their constituents
will remember them and send better Repub-
licans in the future.
The Governors Message was delivered 10
day at o'clock. 1t is a well written docu
ment, but very exceptionable in matter. 1t
recommends appropriations for great many
things, and the passage of various laws; but
those of the most interest to the people were
not referred to in the message, not word on
the subject of Temperan ce. nothing in refer
ence TO the Educational interests OF the peo-
pie Of Indiana, nothing on the organizat on
of Courts of Justice except to increase the
salaries of the Judicial officers, nothing in
reference to Township business, and last,
though not least in Il is estimation. Lie recon-
mend@d the subTreasury. the payment Of
7ares an .gold and sueer.
On last night, Mr.. G. w. Fitch made an
effort to cnIighten the people of this city on
the political questions of the day. He pitched
into tie Anti accompanies and Republicans .
catered TO the Slave Power-got down and
crawled in the filth and slime Of Slavery
Propagandism. After Fitch got through
there was a call for Gooding, of Hancock, .
and lie pitched into Fitch with all his pow
er He stated that Democrats of the North .
were going to quit getting down on their
bellies and eating dirt
give it as my opinion that Lecompton-
ism is on the wane in Indiana. You may
perhaps hear from me again when anything
of interest transpires.
Yours, &c,
AQCILLA.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-13

Ey-" Your MONEY and Your LIFE"
should he liquor sellers motto, because the
literally true; but Hugh O'Bryan has a sign
over the entrance 10 his "hell' with the motto
Of Lire and Let Lire" The death of John
iiuIke, who took his last drink of poison
there on Thursday night last and was found
morning, is sufficient commentary on the man
ner in which liquor seller Tires and lets Hre.
We imagine that We see the glazed and sta
ling eye balls Of the dying man turned to-
waids that sign, in the last agonies of death.
and as his stiffening finger pointsto tive hear
linn mutter between his clenched teeth -
Hugh o Bryan LIVE and et liver
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-13

ES A NEW FASHIONED TABLE can b.
seen 1t the Auction Room of DENNIS s. Pea
a., on Main street, which is indeed and EN-
phatically handy. 1t is octagon in form. and
its center is detached. (leaving sufficient space
On the edges for plates and is in form of q
large wheel which revolves on an iron pivot
On this revolving circle. the vic.uals and
condiments" are placed. and there is no
need for the one who does not live by bread
alone, to ask for meat on the opposite side Of the
table, he merely stretcheth forth his hand and
turne,h the table opposite his own plate. AID
helpetE himself. following strictly the scrip
tural Injunction of asking no questions" II
is the table around which to gather the col
i've plants" and we commend it to the care
ful inspection of every head ola family who
has. or expects to have supply of the kind
of plants above alluded to, surrounding his
table. 1t was manufactured by ]. A. BAL
LENGKR, and he claims it to be the "spontan-
eous growth of Williamsburg" in this coun-
ty. He has applied for patent. and expects
To receive one on it soon, and in the mean
time he solicits orders from those who may
fancy a table of this kind, after examining it
thoroughly. Address l. A. Ballenger, VIII
lamsburg. Ind.