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The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
Democratic Mass Meetings. !

THE undersigned, in accordance with the
wishes of candidates and numerous Democrats
announces that there will be
MASS MEETINGS
of the Democracy of this county held at the
several times and places, to wit:
Whisky Greek, ,.........Saturday Eve, Aug. 20
French Gutch...........Saturday Eve, Aug. 81
Buckeye. Thursday Eve, Sept. l
Horsetocn.. Saturday Eve, Sept 3
Shasta."".... ......"~Tuesday Eve, Sept 6
At these meetings it is expected that all, or
nearly all of the regular Democratic candidates
will be present. Also several of our county
speakers. \. GROTEFEND,
Chnin. Dem. County Central Com
Acg. l3th, 1853. aul3td
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
FOR SUPERVISOR.

A ]. VAN VIE announces himself caudi
date at the ensuing election, as an Independent
candidate for the Office of Supervisor of the End
District aul3td
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

SPEAKING AT SACRAMENTo.-On the 9th inst
Senator Broderick addressed an audience
of four or FIVE thousand at Sacramento The
matter of the controversy now going on between
himself and Gwin, has nothing to do with this
canvass Neither of them are candidates Hence
we shall not take the trouble to speak of that
portion of Mr.. BIS speech which refers to Dr.
Gwin.
With reference to the Senatorial question, or
so far as Latham was connected Herewith, he
has proved nothing dshonorable against him
he has simply added evidence to prove what Mr..
l.. has already admitted. In doing this, how
ever, he has considerably damaged Judge Til
ford's reputation, unless that eloquent and dis
tinguished gentleman can furnish some rebut-
ting evidence. According to the evidence OF
witnesses he has acted and talked two ways in
this matter.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
COX, FRANCIS & CO.,
Late Spear d Co..
Forwarding. Warehousing and Com
mission Merchants.

CORNER Battery and Broadway streets, San
~ Francisco-Will attend to paying freights on
receipt Of property indorsed Bill of Lading.
Goods shipped in our care from Eastern cities
will be attended to on arrival, and forwarded
with dispatch to any part of the country
CASH ADVANCES made on Merchandise in onr
Warehouse, or consigned.
Would respectfully refer to the Merchants and
ankeFs Of San Francisco generally. aull:3m
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

IANFS ucTURCK announces himself as an
;,denendent candidate for Constable of Shasta
Township.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

WE'LL BRos-We invite attention to the ad-
vertisement of Wm. We'll x Bros. These gen.
tlemen have extensive establishments at Middle
town, Texas Springs and Horsetown, at which
at low prices they retail all kinds of Groceries,
Liquors and Clothing.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
For Constables-shagta Townshir

For Constables-Shasta Township:
JOS. SHORT.......T. J. FLYNN.
If the names of the regular Democratic can
didates for township Offices in other townships
are furnished us, we will take great pleasure in
publishing them.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

EprroRs OF COURIER R-Please annonGoe 4y
name as an Independent Candidate LOT OoHS'A
BILE of Shasta Township. ovrrT
jy23td CAA0 o
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

PEAcHEs-GRApEs.- tender our thanks to
ar- A. L. DOwner for plate Of peaches and
grapes from his garden.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
For Supervisor of the I'd district,
J. w. ROMER.

For Justices of the Peace-Shasta Township:
Elk. SHED FLAMES KEEN.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
Regular Democratic State Ticket.

Maguire's Opera House
Regular Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
MILTON S.LATHAM
Of Sacramento.
For Lieutenant Governor,
J. G. DOWNEY,
OfLos Angeles.
CONGRESS-,
J. C. BURCH,
Of Trinity,
CHAS. L. SCOTT,
0fTuolumne
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
W. w. COPE,
Of Amador
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
THOS. II. WILLIAMS.
OfEl Dorado
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
CHAS. S. FAIRFAX,
Of Yuba.
TREASURER,
THOS. ]. FINDLAY,
0fNevada.
CONTROLLER,
SAM. H. BROOKS,
Of San joaquin.
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
III. A. HIGLEY,
Of Alameda
SUP. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
A. ]. MOULDER,
OF San Francisco
STATE PRINTER,
c. T. BOTTS,
Of Sacramento.
For Judge of the 9th Judicial District,
VIM. p. DAINGERFIELD,
OF Shasta.
For Senator of the 18th Senatorial District,
JONATHAN LOGAN,
OF Tehama.
COUNTY TICKET.
For the Assembly,
JOHN WHITE
For Tax Collector,
a. SKILLMAN.
JOIN S. F0LMAA,NESSBBET,E. ,NESBT,E.
For County Clerk,
JOHN ANDERSON.
For Recorder,
]. r. DURICK.
For Treasurer,
JAMES C. HAYBURN.
For District Attorney,
JAMES D. MIX.
For Public Administrator,
DENNIS DUNN.
For Assessor,
B. GARTLAND.
For Coroner,
DIR DESHIELDS.
For Superintendent Public Schools
G. X. GODFREY.
For County Surveyor,
ANDREW G. QUAIT.
For Supervisor of the I'd district,
J. w. ROMER.
For Justices of the Peace-Shasta Township
E. SHED ........JAMES KEEN.
For Constables-Shasta Township:
JOS. SHORT...T.J J. FLYNN
[If the names of the regular Democratic car
lidates for township Offices in other township
are furnished us, we will take great pleasure
publishing them
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

TRIBUTE TO THE PREss.-Our friend, Dr. Ben.
Shurtlef, has again paid his accustomed annual
tribute to the majesty OF the Press, in the shape
of a basket of large and luscious peaches, pluck
ed from trees planted by his own hands. The
Dr.'s trees this year have yielded largely May
we not hope that the annual prayer of the Printer
=" Bless the Dr.'s trees, especially those Of the
peach species"-ma have had something to do
with this? Can any one forget that emphatic
declaration OF Belshazar, when he saw the hand
writing upon the WALL The prayer of the
rrite-ous man* ayaileth much p
Write-ous man and Printer man being syn
onOmoas terms in those days
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
From Bald Hills.
ATGrSr 10 1QSt

AUGUST 10, 1859.
EDITOR COURIER Il don't think you are per-
fectly justified in holding Tom Butler response
bic for the ofiicious fooishness of 'Lige Poor
man. know 'Lige better than you do. He
has an irresistible way of ringing in" I'll bet
two to one that Tom Butler did not invite him
to help him {" fix the ropes" in the county. That
piece of kindness on the part of Lige was the
result OF very large self-esteem which he pos
sesses. 1t was volunteered. That's my opinion,
and nothing short of Tom Buffers denial wonld
convince me to the contrary. Lige is good
felow-perSonally like him-and don't mean
to say disrespectful word about him now-bu.
he's powerful" poor Democrat. No doubt of
that. And of all men that have ever known.
he has perhaps the biggest opinion of himself.
My belief is, if he could sell himself for what he
thinks he is really worth, he'd be mighty rich.
His golden "sponduics" would then stall six
yoke of oxen on dead level in the dry season.
One things mighty certain, if Tom Butler should
chance to be elected 'Lige II swear he did il.
and he'll tell how and where he did it in about
h.ty different ways and places. YOU BET.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN.-We observe that Gov.
Weller, in his Election Proclamation for the
present year, has neglected to order an election
of Judge of this, the Ninth Judicial District
The same omission was made last year, and yet
Judge Daingerfield was forced to run the race
in order to prevent the accomplishment of a
surprise which sundry persons had prepared
According to certain decisions of the Supreme
Court, Judge Daingerfeld's term expires this
year. If his successor is not elected, of course
there will be a vacancy to fill by the Governor
While we have no fears but that he would ap-
point Judge D. to fill it, we nevertheless regret
the Governor has not included the election for
this particular position in his proclamation.
With our present information on the subject. we
think this is the proper time to elect Judge for
this District for full term OF six years. The
probabilities are, however, that the Governor
may have some good and binding reasons for
his action in this matter. As soon as advised of
them, we shall give theEl to our readers
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

CRY OF Ntw-Yo,K. Drrsr~rs1 or rn.ses.

CITY OF Nrw-YorK, DEr.trsEsr oy PUAucs
Busssv OF ARREARS, July n 1859
CORPORATION NOTlCE.-SALE Of PROP.
~ ERTY for UNPAID TAXES Ard REGULAR RENTS
Of CROroN wATER-PGthe no.oe . hereby Ts-n
Y.ta,e fr The ye,n ls2 1853 and 1850 aud the Unpsd
Guar RsIA Of Water or the commencing
May Is52 pn1irg Ap 81 less also Commanding May
s. ending Apr. 1851 respectively sdded IN tho tsE 1t
1874 IL ko H. - 49, sad r. ell Place 81
public auction 81 City Hall 10 ,hs Cry Of New York %
MONDAY the 18th Of October u oook a. nSn o.
that day be Continued from day day oD tee whole shall
BE- od and the detailed SYmrpt ~ e And regular
rens unpaid and III. property 20 Dc sold pgb.aed 70 ne
New York Eventbs POSI- daily nevspapeT printed sne pao-
hhec In the lily " Nss York. - -
JOSEPH G. 'ISCKNHY, Clerk Of Arears
B-For 9Th 18Th sno I'd Wsrds ref-roac- may ee ssa 20
II. Commercial Advertise jy22 is~if~F
NETROPOLtTAN POLICE-4 UCTION.
Avl SEVENTH Auction Sale Of rpcl Ined prop-r'y. ~ ~
GoIock m, THURSDAY, Sept. q, 10 the DRiLL~hp9A
over Genre Marie. Overco ia Ffoeh e ats ess .n va
ss Cnak st De Lsit. AID C.co Dresses and Dre PAT
Sugar Coffee Co,tops Lead and knp-i annsoe Ss'
Sole Leather ~ q other Trunks. Vsi'sss, &c.
c. WARNER, Property Clerk.
A. II. STorTESBr1CH AutoDeer
NOTICE to SKIRT MANUFACTURERS
~ STEEL WIRE TEMPERED and COVERED. and STEEL
SPRINGS for BALE, by ,..r, s,,uc IN
No. 9 Furu ,n-st Brooklyn. near fiction = Try.
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Doar6 an6 Rooms.

BOARD in BROOKLYN-A lady occupying
IL House 10 Of the best pghborhoods 10 Brooklyn
or H. the and twenty minutes yak from Fulton
and ast fers would Ike 10 e two or three Rooms win
partial Board TO single gentlemen Terms moderate. Adcrss'
Box No. 4.707 Pos'-Ofhos.
NINE. BOYS PRIVATE BOARDING.
Vl HOUSE No Rue du Coisee, Champs Elyss PARIS.
The American public Informed that the above superior a.
situated In the center a the Champs Elys-s ard
with the fret Paris for resp~sb,hy comfort and
celleIt table. Terms $40, ~ 30 and ID per week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
GUNNER Retreats.

KITTATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER GAP.
This place having been much crowded 10 prevent many
persons Obtaining accommodations within few days
the Proprietor TO those who wish 10 visit the
and spend few days weeks during the de-
Hsfu ausunns season. that they be accommodated with
comfortable
Leave Pier No e. N. R. boats Of Central Rsroad Com
pAny New Jersey at II ococt and sve the Gap Ia FIVE
houfs L. w BkODHEAD. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

EOR SALE-A valuable 1RACI OF LANU, sit,
me- ip y, Coapty z. Zee. q sunbary snd
En-. R,io.i Al.o Lands in s-tvsn Ccr-.y. Pa ApPy 81
u, Office Of the Hoursssd Company, NO 10 brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

1,,,Iv DpICcs PATENT PIANO-FORrEs :

TIVE briggs PATENT PlANo-r m tioa,
U,,,,. .rs,h..-4 tA- Bsssfscurtns I.tsf-s; %
n, sSrpt e 40 ,h- .rss- Pi.1o-rorss tos-'A-, -.
tbs N s,.-usiv- soss q ms'~rt.s We ~ ~
s,,.,i, lr~f.srd faeli-s PrJ thee NS,,
M, or. caps,fuetsd 90 pgfsiy eieHub, -, n,
upc.r sus o~et ,ogns'rs board ~tn e. ssne ... III
.,.l,,,. ~, .r 81 sth ssl the css> 'of1s
br,ilr, 90. aa sv2rose,es usaf-f 70 '-~ 'H"- - 49,
tlsu .ry o'bsr srs rsnfut Of ia cisss g., u.x-.,..
l. N Ootrsksk str.tf.eh WIZ a NJ ~
,fc oflss re- .nt n . ioloss IL pt.r,-
~. ,u~ ptil.- ghis. prncp. tr coa.,r tihs r.Na2
va. n. tots h. rlrLurs. srp'h 49, lA'
,ba, - n. 10, O.nd Piao yor--s nd exceeds thea " P
tpu.ie. 4 or ,tor afd Acga ilLr power - ..4.., ..
Tt@S Egsrrs. " sf'rE n sfazs niN. ai.i..i
,h,,r ,ui .. p,,on u oil tgns IN A. asa-' a0
ler 18th 4 tine " ,--,-- - ,h.,r a. The
Th- tbc .e respectfully nyi'es 70 all ard 80 aen - LII
vsrsr.r ofths Cenyafy No 20 Csnas ,,,,v
TEE DRiGGS PIANO COsPANl,
500 MaaGf.l.srcts as4 ' satefs
Iuxf.C PasNELrE. So
npICGs PATENT PIANO FORTES-Sois
~ Asett. WM. HALL son NJ. 50 bcaiNAJ 'N'
BIZ. 4 sb-yr the ST. hicEOas
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Dantins Asaoemies.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.

n T
~ No. 500 Broadway, Newfork
No Isl Montague-psce. Brooklyn.
New York on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, comrnenc-
ina Sept "a Brooklyn TUESDAY, and FRIDAYS, com.
mencng Sc a. Private Class fr Ladies q. II Csas tos
Children s,4 for Gentlemen at p Families, private
classes and school classes attended.
Crrnl.n may be had a. either Of the Academies.
Mr. DODW ORTIZ tstes pleasure in calling attention 70
The his Brooklyn establishment. The large room
nearly double it's former capacity with ante rooms IN propx
ton has been given the adoption II
system of ventilation Mr. DOD WORTH has made 1t
daty 70 introduce addition al the fashionable dances scs
sxe,es ana dances would sslutsry effect
figure general department of those placed under au
char
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
NOR SALE-The three story and attic HOUSE
In ACRES CHOICE FARMING and

THU TIMBEk LAND ~ SALE, u ore Of he bs.t
AIMING corn. IL Missouri Also Go s.. Louis In
Warr.n Cou l;y vel xssiei the rv-r scd heavily i'm
tered exchange for city Brooklyr properly Eb-r
terms, ~ very low n. eAsh -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

Il. CROOK No. 30 Fulton. st.. Manufactures
- and lmpcrt.r Of FISHING TACKLE 10 su It's vsfiey
Cutey Guns Posder SHOT Nets ssS-s and Fyses, &c
Repairing done a, short notice E'iabu.aed In 1877.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
FERREROS DANCING ACADEMIES,
NO 50 WEST I4TH ST. NEW YORK.

Ie NO s. WET I+TH SIT NEW 1ORk.
NO. IL CLINTONST., BROOKLYN
rhe above sd,nes viii liz New York the sth Of 90
tober, ard In Brookly the llth Of October.
Pupils join any time, the Quarter commences he day
entry for further psculs Circular BE- had al the
Aeadees Sorees given usual Schools and pnvse CnAses
attended.
NB-Mr Ferrero desires dec. TO his Work
IN Of Publ cation entitled The History Of Dancing also
Figures Music and Necessary Instruction fr perfor
Of the Modern Dances The work viii be- ready
the 10th q October and be had Of the principal
bookseIers also AZ the Academies Of he Author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

DANCING TAUGHT on an entirely new and
~ orgins system By Prot KRAU5E at his Academy Ora
Hall Nos 525 snd 527 Hoson between Broad Esy sud
Bosery where he will his pup twenty times faster hsn
any Two Three system taught BY academy either
country Europe. For and parculss
Dramatic Hail. from - and from TO O'Clock daily See
circulars.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
GTATE or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ County Circuit Court-Judgment for sale or mont
gaseu premises on foreclosure Of NOR eageSamuef Hale
Ssainal me kenosha, Rockford Rock Island Railroad
company, the City Of KenGsha, John 2. Yelgertop ara
othnei u scott BY virtue and IN pursuance Of a fai
!aageht Tor the sale Of the morgaged premises herein
ailsr described made and entered the above entitled A.
,o on Tie nineteenth day Of HoveuberA 1885, AZ the
november tafm ol sad court Aorzo TyGeson sheriff
OF sad county Of Kenoshs, sna oeg Tor sale and soil a.
Pubic aqctiop 70 the highest bidder therefor at the mont
door OF the court house IN the city and county Of Ks,
aud state of Wisconsin, ten O'clock in the frer .;
Saturday, the twenty eighth [26hl day of Nav n 1sg0
The following described lot or parcel Of lard ar 50 r
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment nd
costs together With the costs and expenses Of said sale
that ia tosay The southeast quarter Of the soea :,
quarter Of section thity-sx 1861 two 2 north Of
range twenty-five tZZ east excepting SIX and one half
90 2) acres decided by John Iulep and yie m sbi o
Drake b deed bearing date October a. IS and recorded
u yolnne y. o deeds To- Racine county page 442 and
three ~ acres decided by said Bu,n and wife TO John v
oyer, by uPed dated August 20th 1349 and three f3l
acTes uesuea by said Rlen and wife 20 Joseph H. Haek
e5 4na samuel Fuller ~ deed dated September IL 1881
ara also three 80 acres decided by said Buen ard wife ~
EDWARD BAN by deed dated June IL, 1850"
Terms ofSale, cash AIoNZo p TyMEsoN
Dated, November 20, 1853 sheriff Of Kenosha County
.. .. HAD. Atty for PPd. enqS
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
gndicinI RIccsfeu Nntioa

EsF6F CeFcNa!-F0F FQc0ncy.
that u Is hereby given, that an election
b; M az. an p1 ersGtion will be held the nrst Tuesdnv
1en6 ene FiEIa DAY OF APRIL NEXT in the aeysrsi
80 p T "SaS, IN the counties Of Green, Kenosha Pa
-; IN ~" naiWSrth, comprising the first Judicial
aren't "a the state Of Wisconsin, for the election Of =
o. me t erea Court Of said State to m the re-
John a. Keep. Ballots should desigp,ts 80 az n u
suen election to be conducted the votes eanyassed ard
returns made in accordance with the proyisops ~ ha
Ter !, OF the Revised Statutes of 1855 y" 'A"P-
:, "ven under NY hand, and the great seal of ~
Isl staIe; az the Capitol IN Madison this stb do
Of February, 1859 'S 0'n Gay
""d n VI. JONES, Secretary Of State
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
9S,rgd.


oa VI, is hereby given, that an election
W i DC nela N The aevera and wards in the
my or AppI4 Mn t inc rst Tuesday, being the FIFTH
ustlce o. the supreme coar the place Of Abrs1o
rs Nv f uar ie S service viii expire on The thirty
the vote canvassed and returns made IN aecerS
Inc provisions o. chapter Of Che revised statutes Of ISIS
isl State, at the Capitol In Madson thi u 's
day Of February, esa9 '''s esi'H
~ D. w. JONES, Secretary OF Stat.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

- - W. at | ."-COJNT1 OF RE.
y HA.-Thc State Of Wisconsin to Edward Martia
Mary A. Martin, ogisa Bsacham Horace Harvey AIonzn
Campbell John Parker, Defendants ~ -''HAo
You are hereby summoned and re,piyed IN onsru a,
complaint OF Don A King, Plaintiff which ia tbis 6v
ed n me ohce OF the Clerk OF this Court at the civ x
Aehosha' IN said County and a copy Of yorr an
Sssr on me at my office, in the city, county and State
oes9ia within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive oil ie day OF such service and If vou fail w
answer the complaint aforesaid the said Don kin
viii apply to the Court for the relief demanded IN ~
complaint J. j. PETIT PIafnt;fFis go ~ tie
Dated, December 25ih 4. D. 1888 saSa
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
4W38 JON n JlLsuN, County Judge.
SHERIFF,s sALE-sta,a e v;soon.--.

% AAI1A2FF' SAEE.--State If Wigcnus,u
- circuit Court, kenosha County
fa1Fe3 ana jehn Reilly against James Mcdonald
by virtue OF an execution issued out OF tie creut cor,
ior me county OF henosha i'll the above entitled soon %
me directed ana delivered, against the personal prour
ana rear estate OF James Mcdonald defendant in the h
entitled acon have seized and levied upon all the rit
ute ana interest which the above named defendant 6pd
on the eth day Of June, A. d. 1885, or at any time ar
wards OIL IN and to the following described real estate
uated, lying aud being in the town OF Brgbon In tba
county OF Aehosha and state Of Wisconsin and knoyp IA
described rs IoiowS 10 wit; The northeast nuarsr ~
ectoh nulnber twenty six 1851, in tognship nmbsr t
z)i hofth OF range number twenty (2O ea, contaip1
one hundred and sixty OF land accoripg To gva
meat surVey-which above described re estat, tcs
WIN I'll and singular the bereditgmeus and
ces heTe6Ei0 belonging. shall expose for s7I. nd sell ~
puohc auetion or vendne 20 te highest bid M AS lie a
olIeces at tue court house in the city of m sha in s9d
county on Saturday the 29th day of January d tssS
III t"o O'Clock n the afternoon said av to satisf "a
execution, costs RDd charges - 0'' 7NtN
Dated at sherir 5 Office, Kenesha, Dec Sih 4 n 1879
6w26 sbe,ifs ~ " : - - sikSoN,
Az me request OF the defendant herein and nv co,,
ene plaintiffs the above sale postponed until Sstnrd
the zoh DAY OF February 1859, the same belr ana 80.
''"Ea'} ~ iSo'' ALONZ0 p TTAESON
- Nv -. lste Sheriff OF Kenosha County
a the request OF the dee daat herein and BY coDe.rt
t w inc above sale is further postponed ug,I
a., :, 'He -"' Gay OF march 1889, at the same hour
AH' pi"'e' ALoNZO P. TYMEsON
February 28th 1859. go NoI my:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
-sadiCiag Election Notice.

NES'' eRc%tt-F %B Term.
OIlCE is hereby given, that an election
WIZ he hed On the hrst Tuesday, being the am dqv
." Apf ext IN The several town. aud wards in he COM,
Hes OF ttreeii, henesha, Racine Rock ana WaIwortb
comprising The First Judicial Circuit in the State Of VIZ
toas of me election OF Judge Of the Circuit Court fer
i.s .In o. Elk years, commencing the first Mondev of
canVassed and returns made in accordance with the nr
Visions o. chapter OF tle Revised Statutes Il l88
dlyen under my hand and the great seal OF tho
Q-.S) state, st tbs Capitol in Madison this eighth
day Of February, 1859 S
d. ". JONES, Secretary of State
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IN PROBATE. KENnsnA cn1rnnv

~ CoChf-ln the matter oil The estate Of Abraham
"0oieYer, OF The town Of Salem, deceased:
To all whom ii may concern Letters Of ain,inisiro,;
on ssia essate having been this day issued 10 Dsn n
burgess, ana ak months from ana after said dav bni
l0Wed and limited 70. creditors present their claims
of examination aud allowance roiice is hereby given
hst the undersigned will, tie alst day of asrch n
S"9, ana on the 18th day of August d. 1889 al tsn
O'Clock A. d. of said days at his cGlce In the cy and
county OF Renosha, receive, and adjust ali claim.
February 23tf 1859.
4W3S JON n J;IsIrr co,,,,.
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
PAPER IIAEGINGs.

81 snd window P"ers, and BorIerng--le largest and
bGs' assortment ever befure offered ia this market. Of AZ
prices ana qualities, fron the gnast Satin 70 the
Elnds Attn lowest prees
The public are requested in and see for
ne Inducements offered, for they are too nWoeroIs Ia
Kenosha, December 30, IS Ia "'l'
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experience has rendered DR.. X. most succ sssfn prsc
oner IN the cure OF Ill diseases ef private nature
Gus and sexual nhrmii-s diseases Of the skin and tb
arising from abuse OF mercury
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AFFLICTED REAnII

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL oIysE-vs,.h,i.h,a on
years ago by Dr. KINkELIN corner Of Third spd Union
strsst., Philadelphia, Pa. ~" S--'S'
TWENTY. TITO YEARS,
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CiksCUI'E' S'[IsT5i7I7

County Of Kenosha-The State Of Wisconsin to John T.
Terwiilger: " '''i" L.
v " are hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint OF Eliza l. Teryil9er vb,cb
nSs LED IA the Office OF TIE clerk Of this court al Ken
sA cly Feb o. 1853, in said county and serve ser ~
your answer on US az our Office in the city OF Kepesba
81 9e % nlScohsih within twenty days after the ser.
iSe hereof exclusive OF the day sch service ana If Won
a1 70 answer The complaint aforesaid the said paint
plant. IA 'He oon!'
Dated Feb 9th, A. D. 1850
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, /
lasnnd, <t-1 :

Z,
henos.d County, {ss.
Hudson Fox Sheriff of said county, do hereby certify
.hat me above and foregoing copies of the no.
tees for election ne by the Secretary ar St
and now He i'll my Office. 'N'
Dated Al the Sherrs Office at Kenosha in id so,ntv
this !th day of February, 1853. ''
39td uTrnSoN pox, n, 80.