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IN PROBATE.
kENosHA COUNTY COURT:

In the matter of the estate Of soviah Bacon:
In reading and fling tile petition of Hiram
~ Bacon, ofKenosha city, in Kenosha county, and
state Of wisconsin, and taking due proofs OF the same
presenting among other things that soyah Bacon late Of
D. died intestae leaving goods chattes and estate
within this county and he, the petitioner son
said deceased and praying that administration Of said
ne GRAINED 10 him 1t is ordered that said petition
be heard before the Judge this Court Saturday the
21st day of January, A. D. 1850 at 10 o'clock A. 81
further ordered that notice hereof be given the heirs Of
said deceased to all persons interested by publishing
conv ~ this order for three successive weeks prior ne
said day of hearing in the Kenosha Telegraph weekly
newspaper printed and published at Kenosha in said
county. JON u. JILSUN, County Judge. "
Dated, Kenosha, Dec. %, 1859. 8w29
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KANsAs.-lt is stated on what seems to be au-
thority, that Kansas will not be admitted into
the Union at this session of Congress- AWash-
ington correspondent of the Chicago Journal
says, that the entire Democratic vote in the Sen.
ate with only two exceptions, will be cast
against admission. The pretense for denying
Kansas admission into the Union is that the
boundaries of the State do not include Pixies
Peak.
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CONNER CE.RE.
Office Of the Kenosha Telegraph.
nocan,Hor Do 1910

GRAIN MARKETING note moderate re-
ceipts of wheat and other grains, and tolerably
of wheat at S5a90 for Fife and 90a93 for Club.
Prime white Winter 81.
BARLEY, is is good request for Mol and prime
and may be quoted at 60a65c for such samples.
Corn in the ear brings 30a35c. eEa
OATS, 33c.
Hoes, dressed-are not quite so firm and the
receipts are light, We quote $5a5 rs for hogs
weighing 200 lbs and over. Uuder 200 lbs, $4,
50a4 rs.
in provisions. Hams and shoulders sell at SAG
for the former and sac for the latter. Butter
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The arrivals in the States by express of cold
rom tlkes Peak appear to be highly encour.
aging to the mining operations ofthe past fail
Inc Legislature recently in session have enact.
ed code of laws for the territory-called JEFF
ers0n Territory.
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ReIi.ious Notice

There will be annual Watch Meeting held in the n
Church, on Saturday evening Commencing at
O'Clock and continuing until the opening the new year
1850 Appropriate service during the evening" including
larry invited to attend.
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Donation Visit.

The pensioners and friends OF the Rev Mr. MCNAMA-
cordially invited call on hir and his family on
the I'd day of January 1861 The Committee would say
that donations on that occasion will be gratefully
ted.
Dec. IS, 1853 ...-a
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WINTER AT Pixies PEAK.-From the Rocky
Mountain NeUS, paperpublished in the region
of Pixies Peak, it appears the winter has been
quite mild. That paper of the .I4th Dec. inst,
says:
''Since the morning of the 8th,no cloud has
dimmed the azure vault; scarce breeze has
disturbed the sleepy stiffness of the air. The
days have been as pleasant as sunshine could
make them-so warm that we have worked in
our Office without fire, except mornings and
EVENING"
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NenOsha No. 2.

Notice hereby given that the Regular Semi-Annual
Meeting OF the above Fire Co.. for the election of Officers
will be held at No. Us rooms on Thursday evening Ian
9TH 1851 at o'clock punctual attendance solicited
as business of Importance is to be transacted
D. @. MoVRAN, Secy
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I n E ClTY 8 a NIX
OF KENOSHA.

o.
One ofthe first organized under the General Banking
ofthe State.
lgive immediate attention to all Collections and bust
ness entrusted it, Remtances made for CO.. econs Oh
day of payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in suit, the princp points OF
Great Britain France Germany, Holland SwEet nd Nor
way, Sweden, &C.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Z. G. DURANT, . H. B. ToWsLEE,
' CGShEer. - President.
KENosHA Sent. 1st, 1851
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A SIGMA bill to abolish slavery in the Ter
ritory OF Nebraska has passed the House every
K epublican in the House voted for the bill, and
Ofthe seventeen votes cast against, every one
was Democratic.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DONATION,

1t is proposed by the friends of Elder Lothrop to make
him Donation Visit on the evening of January 3rd,
his house.
As this is the only salary for unpaid services,
pect expression. By order of the committee
Kenosha, Dec. 81, 1862
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The Annual Meeting the Kenosha Rifles for the election
OF Officers will be held Engine House
No 2, on Tuesday evening next at O'clock The rem
bers requested to be punctua other business of i'm
porance is to be presented. Per order of commandant
D. G. McVEAN, Orderly. R. T. HAMBROOK
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TAX PAYERs.-State Treasurer Hastings has
issued circular notifying county Treasurers
that he will take Wisconsin currency in pay.
ment of State Taxes, in all cases where the same
has been actually received from tax PAYERS.
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K ENOSHA COUNTY BANK.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates of exchange without otho
charge.
Jncurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. II. KIMBALL. Cashier.
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SERVED RIGHT.--The Madison Journal saws
two Inspectors OF election in that quarter, have
been sentenced to pay fine of one hundred
dollars each, for knowingly receiving an illegal
vote at. the late Lection
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RACINE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The Racine Ad-
rOcate speaks highly of the progress of the Pub
lie Schools in that city, the term (which closed
last week The AduOcate says "Our schools
neverggave evidence of more prosperity than
pou-
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A CARD

The friends Of the subscribe will please accept their
thanks for the pleasant VISIT liberal timsy do
nations made them at their house, the evening of the
got inst. A. LTII
H. N. LuLL.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE HoUsE-The lates+
news from Washington is to the effect that the
President is extremely anxious for an immediate
organization aof the House. The pressure of
mail contractors and other creditors of the gov
eminent is great; none of these can be relieved
until an organization of the House is had
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-29

~ The Racine Ad0ocate says, two hundred
and fifty dollars above expenses, were cleared at
the Festival by the Ladies of the Presbyterian
church on Friday evening last, held in Titus
Hall
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-29

The Milwaukee Wisconsin, says, the clergy
OF the various denominations in that city are
uniting in an organized effort to promote the
Temperance cause.
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Address on Education;
Kenosha RiHes

WARREN TAPLIN will deliver Address on Educatio,
ut the Curtis School House. in the town OF Bristol on Sat
urday evening, Jan. 7th, 1860.
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u The Weekly Racine 4 auocate is to be en-
larged to nine colume paper.
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NesU advertisements.

Sc WING MA CHTVE,S
Double Thread Machines,
Price, $25. :" any IN USE
at DURANT'S.
Opposite Runals House.
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Ex-senator Seward arrived in New York in
the Ara 60, on the evening of the 2Sth inst.
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.VeaU advertisements.

Sc WING MA CHIMES!
Double Thread Machines,
Warranted equal to any in use,
Price, S25.
at DURANT'S.
Opposite Rnnals House
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LUNNBER
AT REDUCED ppINE@

TEyHE UNDERSIGNED is autbor,voa "a. -
- contents OF CoLEMAN'S LUMBER YARb az u G the
re- 1 can 9e found elsewhere the Cty io"ef
EEesSig, eo9'ng, oosst Scanng Lam Ce 'sros,
O1Ttse1g om0 square TSnaber chi0les de- 0'' ross,
common Boards, Fencing Of ali lengths a. oo
sand other qualities in proport ion oo'Oo per thou
Il Ia rarge stocS Of SHINGLES as cheap as the cbo.
oNs for sale cheap. -'''oo LUMBER WAC
Low H2yPg positive orders to sell out the entire stool
eY-Yard opposite Renua an Is disposed Of
the Harbor. rOenecks Warehouse on
Kenosha Dec. II, 1850. oi'eE FERRY Agent
dyOQ
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Mr. Keith proceeded to show how the organi-
zation could rapidly be effected by union of
all opposed to the Republicans. He made a
proposition in good faith, and was willing TO
tender the olive branch. Let the 80, including
the Southern opposition on the other side, and
all unite against the common enemy and sue
cess was certain. Applause, and impatient
cries of "call the roll.'')
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PHILA'D1LP HIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,

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OBJ ! a)tyfx1tnt.
HENRY CLAY'S ANNIVERSARY.

Tuesday was the eighty second aunivefsa.
~ Of the birthday Of Henry Clay-the great
statesman, the patriot unslIoved, the match.
less orator and the unapproached citizen
TO Us the recurrence Of each anniversary
brings sorrowfnl emotions, for In his lifetime
we loved the Great Commoner with all our
heart. He was our beau ideal of An orator,
patriot and statesman-our conception Of
all that was lofty and unspeakably sublime
in gigantic intellect and ohivalrous manhood
and when he was translated to the better
land, IL ssemed ~ though clouds drapered
the realms of mind, and that the era Of pure
seIfsschScing, grand men-men no Mqfe
resembling the politicians Of the presspt day
than sjackal resembles liou-had passed
away from the country forever.
In the hurry and rush Of trade and com.
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caused many heart to swell, many cheek
to flush and many an eye to sparkle. It was
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