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GB Hon. Isaac P. Walker, formerly .. S. Sem
ator from Wisconsin, has come out from the De-
moeracy and addressed the people of Waukesha
IN opposition to the election of Hobart last ueel
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u The Milwaukee Sentinel saws l,x
pers OF emlgrants are arriving by way of the
De1rolt d Milwaukee r. R. with the intention
OF settling in Wisconsin. They are mostly
Norwegian and German.
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Kenosha, Rockford & Rock Island 4. Il.

FL Sza Egg
a. 80 as.s
EAN and after Monday, Oct 10th 1852 trains will run
" on this Road daily Sundays excepted) as olIows
KEN0SIIA .................. BOO p NJ.
Freight TO or from Chicago Milwaukee delivered
day. CHAS. l.. PRESCOTT, Sup't.
Kenosha, Oct 8, 1852 1917
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-H M. Sheetz
formerly editor of the Freeport Journal,
died at his residence in Owatonna, Min
nesota, on the 10th inst.
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U The Grand Haven, (Mich.) Clarion. saws
'na' as soon as arrangements can be completed,
a line OF Steamers will be put on Lake Mich.
gan to run from Grand Haven to Racine, in
connection with the Racine & Mississippi Rail
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N. B.-Many tax payers misconstrue the phrase
ology of the foregoing notice, which is prescribed
by the city charter. 1t is supposed that the Treas
urer must wait until the last Monday in February,
before be can enforce the payment from those who
merated are nor due, and the Treasurer may
enforce the payment by distress and sale. He pro-
poses, however, to wait for voluntary payments
until January first, unless in VIII ere ndfter
ence or opposition may be manifested,) and after
that date he will enforce, according to law, the pay
ment Of all taxes then remaining unpaid.
I9td a. HANSON, Treas.
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= = = = = = =N-F='-sTS-NOO-T-~
SeGienTarV Habits.

There no class of the community subject to dis
of the digestive organs than those whose business
compes them to be continually within DOORS either seated
at desk standing behind HOoRaad's Ger
man B5tteS will prove true blessing these persons
and enable them to fulfil the duties of their station with
spirit and alacrty unknown them before These Bit
be had of any druggist dealer in medicines at
25 cents per bottle. oct
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27

RJudge Terry has been placed un-
der $4,000 bonds to appear on trial on
the charge of killing Senator Broderick.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27

Election News.-The news of the October
elections summary of which was given in
our paper last week, is not materially changed
by later returns. The Republican triumphs in
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Iowa and Minnesota arc
substantially as we stated a week apc.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27

Major Hall, President of the Chicago
d milwaukee r. r., has returned from
four months sojourn in Europe.
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The scaadiaavian Pills ana p.,;c,er

CINCINNATI, July /, 1853
On. o. W. RoBAcK Dear Sir In rer1v 10
of me, it gives pleasure to say hat Mrs Alice Of
the Society of Friends and widow the late Dr. Alice Of
Cncnnat previous to her going Fest, expressed her
and the benefit she dervedfro using them She had
been suffering from general prostraon at times being
over seventy six years age, and opthalmia and in
hammaon OF the face Various remedies were resorted
to without relief, when friends recommended a
course of your Scandinavian Blood Puriyer and Blood
Pills. They had the desired effect and she was consid-
cred as restored to health.
know many who havet tried your medicines, ndspeak
decidedly of the benefits derived thus tesying of the
renovating influence in purifying the blood and giving
vigor and energy to the system They have my corda
appreciation eoiui"
Very respectfully, your obedent servant
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10 Miss Greenfield, the Black Swan,
is giving concerts at Philadelphia. She
pleases our Quaker City friends very
much.
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POPULATION OF PHILADELPHIA.-S. E, Co
hen, the compiler, and General Superintendent
OF Cohen,s Philadelphia Dir ectory, puts the
population of that city at 100000.
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II The PennsylUGaiGn, the organ of Buchan-
an in Pennsylvania, charges " Squatter Sove-
reignty" as one of the causes of the Harpers
Ferry Instruction.
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u The Winona, (NIinnesota,) Revublieau
quotes the price of potatoes in that market at
~ to 20 cents per bushel--also oats 20 to 25 ats
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NEBRASKA ELECTIoN. The election in Ne
nraska for d elegate to Congress, according to
the latest returns, resulted in the choice of Dali
~ the Republicans candidate, over Estabrools,
Democrat by majority f48 Estabrooks was
formerly resident of Geneva, Walwortb conn
ty, Wis, and was distinguished for great ex-
ploits in hunting and fishing. As the election
Is SO clio Sc, it is possible he may yet squeeze in
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27

EY@ Rev Howard M. Jones, has accepted
call to become the pastor of the First Baptist
Church in Racine.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27

BISHOP KEMPER's SUCCESSOR. --Rey. 10.
seph G Talbot, has been chosen the successor
of Bishop Kemper.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27

e The State Prison Inspectors of the State
OF Michigan, have appointed homeopathic
prison Physician.
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SPECE.gA NOTICES.


CARD
The undersigned tenders his thanks to the Fire Com
panes and the citizens of Kenosha generally for their
prorapt and efficient aid in arregng the fire at Water
Cure establishment, on the 10th inst.
Kenosha, Oct %. 1859. n, PENNeYER.
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- The BenefactOr of his Race MS
THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND!
GuGAR COATED PILLS


HERRTCK'S GUGAR COATED PILLS.
The Whole World J5oitedI
SICK PIE Cpl E, THINK!
AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect at this late day,
With startling cures a book to fill
This is the case, the million say,
With the cures of Herrick's Pill.
They come from East, and North, and West
And with glad tidngs the papers fill,
Because they are the cheapest, SAFEST BEST
And superior to others is Herrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants and Flowers they're made;
They always cure--they never kill;
Thousands now in their graves were laid,
Were it not for Herrick'S Pill,
Each Pill with sugar is coated DER
rare discovery of matchless skill
Their bike wgs never seen before,
Until it appeared in Herric1's Pill
For years he's worked to heal the sick,
With joy elate his bosom fills
For tens of thousands now rejoice
AT the magic powers of Herrick's Pills.
~ HERRICK'S MATCHLESS VEGETABLE FAM
LILY PILLS have inundated the world with their popular
lily. over live million Of boxes used annually giving
employment to eighty-fve and women to put them
up Their cures are numbered by thousands their
praises on the tongues of ALL Citizens of Kenosha and
elsewhere, have you used them? Put up in English
Spanish, German and French directions Large family
boxes, 20 cents. Five boxes for ST. Sold every where
See advertisement third page. Palmer Brothers.
Travelling Agents
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DIED..

AT her residence in Brighton, Tuesday Sept %, 1859
JANE, wife of William Dixon, aged 45 years.
Dearest friend thou has left US,
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits Jesus who hath bereft us,
He all our sorrows heal. [CoM.
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From tile Editors Preface.

A man may not only " take his own life" BY writ
ing his Autobiography, without committing felo de
SC, but may carry himself into future lime by pro.
duclng book which the world will not willingly let
artist in what is called Conjuring has lately done
in the remarkable book C0nfdenees dun Pyestigi-
tear, faithful translation is here presented to the
American reading public. The work has had the
greatest success in Europe, from its lively style as
well the various information it contains. histori
cal and philosophical On the practice and princi-
pies of sleight-of-band and the other details men
tai as well as mechanical, which unite to max per-
what our forefathers knew, prosecuted, aud pun
as the Black-Art
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To the Free Congregation.

Elder Lothrop gives discourse at his usual
,lace at 10 l-2 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Subject Conversion.
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s7VcaU acknowledgements.
Board, and Rooms to Let.

I'D OARDERS can be accommodated with rooms
Id at the Water Cure in this city. Large rooms
with suitable conveniences for families be had
Business men and clerks, viii find this cOnven-
lent stopping place. as the rooms are we'll furnished
and pleasant Board with rooms, or board with
out rooms, will be furnished on reasonable terms
e. PENNOYER
Kenosha Oct Is. 1852 2Otf
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BAGGAGE & EXPRESS LINE /!

A LII ORDERS FOR BAGGAGE AND Elk
IA PRESS left at the American Express Office
at Kellogg s. Co.'s or any of the public houses,
will be promptly attended to by
20tt j. T. SHEPHERD
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Oxygenate,l Islffnrs,

The annexed statement of Prof u,xr. n n
State Assaye is ample testimony the scientific manner
IN which this medicine is compounded and recomnends
to professional men, worthy fair trial in ~ cir
lice: W Pl~e
An opinion having been asked for of me- in consequence
of the formula for preparing 0xygenated Btters
known to me, express the following in form:
The composition of these Bters includes those medici
nal substances which experienced physicians have long
resorted to fer special action the SYSTEM when de-
ranged by Fevers Dyspepsia Agues and General DEBILITY
resulting from exposure climate influence
!hese are rendered permanent and remain active in
TINS preparation, consequence of the scientific man
ner in which they are combined
1T was well founded inference that the preparation
used IN larger smaller ,Eoses would prove valuable
general medicine, which experience has demonstrated.
IN TINS medicine metallic sits can be found by the
most delicate chemical trial
Respectfully "A TAYES, NJ D.
Ass2yer to the State OF Massachusetts,
Western AGENT JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati; Ohio.
e9 See ad advertisement, in another column Of on
paper t
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New Publications.

MEMOIRS OF RoBERT- HoUDIN, Ambassador, Au
Sorcerer, enchanter ana Professor of Sleight Of
Hand. Written by Himself Edited by ORR
Shelton Mackenzie. With copious Index
Bcund in one volume, l2mo., Cloth. AS pages
Price $l.00.
new book, and one that is destined to be rank
ed as the best book of the season, ready. This
book, translated from the French, is full of inter
esting and entertaining anecdotes, of the enter.
views of the Great Wizard with the most distin-
guished personages of the present day. and gives
descriptions of the manner of performing many %
his most curious tricks and transformations Price
81 oo-and upon receipt of q cents additional for
postage, copy the Book and handsome pres.
ent worth from 25 cents to $4,000, will be sent to
any person in the country.
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Appointments of tFae wisconsin
Methodist Episcopal Conference.

Appointments of the Wisconsin
Methodist Episcopal Conference.
The Methodist Conference at its recent sess.
ion in Whitewater, made the following appoint
ments for the churches in this quarter of the
State-the District being denominated the Ra-
cine District:
Q. d. PILLsBURY, Z.
Racine-P. S. Bennett, Welsh Mission. 7
Jones, Nor. Mission, E. Peterson,
Oak Creeks Watts.
Kenosha-P. B. Pease.
Pleasant Prairie-D w. Couch.
Bristol-S. l.. Leonard.
Sylvania-S. f. Grant.
| Waterford-E. S. Grumley.
| East Troy-R, p Lawton.
| Geneva-L. Salisbury
| Linn Linn and Bloomfed-J. H, Hazletine.
| Elkhorn and North Geneva-T. White
| Delavan-C. Scammon.
Sharon and Aliens Grove-H. Hercav e Sr,;+h
whitewater and Hart Prairie Nor. MISC,
B. Kundson. "
Hart Prarie--J. B. Graham.
| Chnton-J K. sheldon
The appointments for several of the prineipal
cities are as follows; Ail,oaukes, j. M. Walker
E. G. Cook, A. C. MAXWELL. Whitewater. F,
Robinson; WdtsrtOson, N. J. Aplin; JanespiHe.
Il. @. Tilton; Bcloit W. Latin; Bearer Dam,
J. NJ. Leehy: Fond da Lac, I. o. HOLSTER, H
Coleman She52ggaH, E. S. Hayward; Berlin.
II. Woodhead Riron, w. Morse; OSHKOSH,
H. Requa.
Delegates to the General Confsremcs.-W. S.
AlLler' l. Cook S. c. Thomas, j. NJ. Leehy, P.
! S Bennett.
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FIR e |
7 II : CITY 3 A TX
OF KFNOSHA

.
One ofthe first organized the General Banking Law
ofthe State.
VIII give immediate attention to all Collections, and bust
ness entrusted toit Remances made for Corrections
day OF payment. ~ -
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes,
bought and sold..s -s-s <a'
Draw direct suit, the principal points of
GreatBrian France Germany Holland, Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid en- Special Deposits
E. G. DURANT, H. B. TOwSLEE,
Cashier. President.
KENosHA Sent. 1st, 1857.
FzSee advertisement of ''Sanfords Liver Inyigorator
and Cathortc Pills - on the first page of our paper.
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- Dred scott EDeciston.

ELECTIoN-TUEsDAY, NOV. 9, 1859.
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From the Westminister Rerien

Without any sarcastic intention, we might show
that Conjurer was really man Of greater ability
than many successful author On the whole, we
can recommend these Memoirs of Robert Houdin's
as pleasant reading
Published by GEORGE G. EVANS, No 439
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia whom all orders
should be addressed
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Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
s. j. BROWN

Rev Samuel j. Brown has been devoted aborerin the
cause OF Christianity in Cincinnati for more than thirty
years, as almost every old Cincnnatian knows Such
testimony from such source, not to be passed over
hghty NO other Proprietary Remedies ever presented
10 le popc ever received 1.-THE of the COMMUNICATION
from HiEN OF STANDING in every walk of life that mine
"' S' oee advertisement. oct
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For Senator,
GEORGE BENNETT.
For IssomJiymqn-EGstern District,
rEEREDETEz WLAND.
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
L The advertiser, long experienced in the mercantile
business n the Atlantic cities and Interior and likewise
sira WIN mamnacturng ana agricultural pursuits is de-
spectacle establishment in the country. Address o. n O.
box los, Herald office, - - -
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, SITUATION
Nv 70 take care of horse and garden Is willing make
himself generally useful has objection to the country An
ply Mr. grocery store corner OF
and Atlantic SITS, Brooklyn
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no MERCHANTS.-A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN II
and IL years Of age wants situation in wholesale ca.
blishment born In this city and lives with his
rences OF the highest character integrity strict aen-
ton to business; salary object Address j. NJ box l57
Herald office. -
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WANTED-wAsHING, BY A GERMAN WOMAN OF
w few gentlemen families. Call at 100 Allen st. In the

WANTED-A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND
W waiter and TO assist in the washing and ironing by
young woman good city reference. Apply lAl Sth ST.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN 4 LAW OFFICE; ONE
w who writes n good hand who resides with bis parents
and DESTROYS Of making the profession his business Address
H. s.. Herald Office.
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TWO SISTERS WANT sITUATIONs-ONE AS CHAM
BERNARD and waitress assist in washing ironing
the other as seamstress can sew on Wheeler Wilson's
machines do embroidery and all kinds family sewing can
and tit ladies' and chdrens dresses required
the best of cy reference. Can be till engaged
9th Anty st.
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/ ooK INTO YOUR POCKET AND YOU WILL FIND
- these wordsFnest Havana segars for cent?
est Drand Holland gin 2s per bottle London dock mort ne
~ fine old brandy Is All pure imported No Futon
street. New York under the Fulton Bank. wv raw
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WHO UNDERSTANDS
w the management of q small dairy; an active woman
having daughter not under six age may have
Portable home short distance In the country applying
one week at the residence of Mrs. Wilson, Slan corner
Of Park ave-, one block from Myrtle ave. East Brooklyn
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

(AsH PURCHASERS CAN FIND ONE OF THE
largest assorments OF Havana domestic and
saving can be made By cash buyers.
q. CHEEKS II broadway
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BoQooir Scniqg WacQjQc.


The machine is recommended and guaranteed to
the pubic by Elias Howe, Jr |. NJ. Singer u Co.,
Grover & Baker, aud Wheeler a. Wilson.
The Bowdoir Sewing Machine recei, ed the first
Premium and Diploma at the Illinois and Wiseolr-
sin State Fairs, as the Eesa EamIty Sowing
Machine, all the high,prieoa end best Sewing
Machines III the country beng III competition.
IL makes inc ssgmseSe ~" n'o@I eGt,G
Wi @jon 70, I'm thonoh every fourth stitch be cut
-, !" of consttnntn ralidifv Of nveru-
ton, strength aud Durability It Is not surpassed by
any machine IN the woria. 10 fr"f SER me bHest
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.
KENnSHA Cnl-NrY Cn1.pr In prnhntn

4 II the matter OF the last will and Testament
OF william Carpenters of Nheaand Kenosha county
On reading and fling an instrument in writing purnor
ing to pc tue last Nli and Testament Of William Carmen
ter OF "heataa aforesaid, deceased, and also the ac
campaigning petition tf lezar Carpenter of Wheata9,
aforesaid representing among other things that the said
Nlillan C4ip thter lately died at Weaand aforesaid
that the SAID instrument is the last will testament
said deceased aud that he the said petitioner the iden-
teal Bilezar Carpenter named and appointed in and by
said last VIII and tesanent executor thereof; and pray
ing that day be appointed for hearing the proofs of said
instrument IL IS 0rdefed that the proofs OF said in
nent be heard before the Judge Of this Court on Friday
the 9th day of May, A. D. 1852 at O'Clock p NJ Of said
day his office in the city ana county of Kenosha And
it Is further ordered that public notice thereof given
all persons interested by publishing copy Of this
der for three weeks successfully prior said day hear
ing, in The Kenosha Tribune Telegraph, a newspaper
printed and published Kenosha city in said county
JON y. JlLSuN, County Judge.
ted IN lV 2yvAT
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a4reqal

IN PROBATE, EenoSaa Lo,tatu. in the roott.r 80,
ceased. - - S"iu 0ouhly,sde'
q IN READING and filing an instrumeot !,
writing, purportng De the last will and tasIne
q Aera broWn late Of said county deceased ana also the
accolpsnys Peuhoh OF Louisa Brown daughter of said
deceased representing among err things thai sod -
Brown lately died in said County on the 10Th a Of NJ
A. ID. 1899. That said instrument is the last win ant
Testament of said deceased that shs said petition ar
claim against the estate of said Zerah Brown and
that day may be appoint for hearing The proofs Of ala
ast viii anu Ttstamei t and coiici
~ ~ Ordeted that the proofs said instrument he
earu before the Judge Of this Court the irs Monda
~ Yue next at ten o'clock a. A. of said day. al his off
IN the city and county Kenosha And it Is furhe
uGo tll paoic notice Of this order be given to all per
SS esteu, by publishing copy thereof tor three
800 prior to said day OF hearing in the
osna ahnGSh q TELEGRAPH weekly newspaper pub
hsh@u IN sara county Andii further ordered that a
copy OF this order be deposited in The posi- oice
e Go eao q se n9@ Of said zsr Brown residing Of
Dated Kenoslla, April 20 1859 mo n ri SJfN
/ County Judge.
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4GeglI

GTATE OF WISCNNSIN.-Cir Circuit Court -
~ county Of KenoShd = William Stanley, Plaintiff
against Maria CLEVELAND and Alva Cleveland her hus-
band Evelyn II. Porter, Erasmus D. Gillis, Harry Dur
kee and Martha f. Durkee his wife, Charles Durkee and
Caroline Durkee his wife, Gideon Truesde and Jaa A.
fruesdeI his wife, Charles Demirg and Caroline Dctnng
his wife, Defendants.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF" The State Of Wisconsin " to
Maria Cleveland Aya Cleveland her husband. Evelyn
II. Porter, Erasmus d ellis, Harvey Durkee and Martha
f. Durkee his wife, Charles Durkee and Caroline Durkee
his wife, Gideon Truesde and Julia A. Truesde his wife
Charles Demng and Caroline Deming his You are
hereby summoned and required TO answer the COMPLAINT
in this which has been and is filed in the office
Of the Circuit Court for the County aforesaid at Kenosha
and to copy Of your the said complaint
the subscriber at his Office in the city Of Kenosha
ana state o. Nconsn within ninety days after the SER
vice hereof exclusive OF the day Of nch service and If
you fail to the above complaint within fbe time
%oreSa te palntiR IN this action will apply to the
Court Tor the relief demanded in the complaint
witness the Hon. DAVID NoGGLE, Judge OF the Circuit
H. Court for the County of Kenosha this 10th day of
- " March, 4. u. 1859.
NATHAN b. HYDE Of Kenosha Wis
o"4o Plaintiffs Attorney.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, KeSosHA County, ss.-olgcui
loHfttor The Comfy Of hen0sha.-Jacob W. Conroe
Plaintiff against John thurman, John G Holmes Mary
west Freeland B. Gardner and Eli G. Runals, Defend
ants
FENHE STATE of Wisconsin to the defendants
n above named: You hereby summoned and re.
CURED TO answer the complaint in this action which is
hed in the office OF the Clerk Of said Court of which
py herewith upon YOU and to serve copy of
your answer to the said complaint the subscribers
their Office IN the city Of Racine county OF Racine, within
twenty days aer the service hereof exclusive cfthe day
OF such service And il you fail to said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the painf will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Witness, the Hon. David Noggle, Judge oftbe First
IL, 81 Judicial Circuit in and for the State of Wscon
sin, this Bird day OF March, A. D., 1859.
4s-eW STRONG & FULLER, plH's Attorneys