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FOR FEMALES,

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When such a powerful friend as the press speaks
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JOHN D. PARK. Proprietor. 1914 Lake 81.
Chicago.
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BAYLIES,
Commercial GollcQr,
Corner of Main d Third Streets.
Dubuque, Iowa.
BAYLIES,

Corner Of Main 8 Third Streets.
Dubuque, Iowa.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Gro. w. JoNfs, GIN. WARNER LEWIS
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JAMES NJ. McKINLAY,
Atty and Sec'y of said Railroad Company.
October 5, 1889. (30-4w
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
The following in N E Or. Sec 6, T1,R2s.

80 except # off the n side of 1t 8.
Cong I'd and ISL 4-12 # w of N cor OF IA Sc
thence s. at right angles with the line sd Sc
rds, thence parl with sd line to the W line of E1
change ST. thence n sd ST. to its intersection
Z line of town line st. thence w to beginning.
CONG on line of Dening st PSI 4-12 # of line of
sd Ia sec thence on sd st ~ Alp IT, thence 1s9 it.
thence Z Il PIP #, thence $50 SIP # beginning
Lot To- commencing 264 s. of of N w. Of lot II in
said Ia Sec and on E. line of Kenosha thence par
sel with the line ofsad lot to the line of lot thence
on line OF lot 10 n #, thence line Kenosha
st, thence n n # TO the beginning
Commencing 4s and Sd X. of of lot Is and
line Of KeEosha st, thence pcrale with line of
said sec TO line Of said IA sec, thence and "a
rods, thence to Keno ha thpcee and 3-4rods to
beginning
Commencing on ue Of Kenosha at its intersection
with the line Of said IA Sec, thence 80 rods, thence
parallel with the line Of said Ia the line thence
tc corner Of said Ia sec thence w to beginning
Commencing % It Of the s. of lot 16 and on
the line OF Kenosha ST. thence so IT, thence to the
Old Chicago road thence SO #, thence beginning
Commencing IS rods Of corner of lot Is and on
line Of Kenosha St. thence 10 rods thence the old
Chicago road, thence 10 rods, thence the begin
ming.
Commencing rod of corner OF lot II, thence W
to line OF 12 of said Ia thence rods thence
to the old Chicago road thence rods to the begin
A1Ag.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
SOHlaers.
The .follOacing descriptions are in Toaon 2 and
Range %.

The fOiiOacing descriptions are IN TOscn and
Range g.
s1-2nw1.4ne1 sec / 10 acres
Part OF IA beginning so reds of corner of W
g. tnen IS rods, 30 rods, 60 rods 30 rods to be-
gi Isning sec 3 ~ and 90-160 acres.
sec acres part of IA Ia beginning 10 rods
40 ard IA of of said Ia thence 50 and
"a rods Il and SS43 rods, SO I'd 34 rods, to be-
ri. ming
and 40 and IA rods of Corner OF IA e 14-w
81 rods, q and ga rods 81 rods, p and "a rods
1-2 rods n of of Ia thence on W line Of
Ia " and 12 rods, line parallel with line to
to land heretofore to r. Kellogg by O. KEEL
logg line of S. Il. Kellogg and IL rods,
| thence " to beginning.
sec z, 81 acres, part of 8 80 acres " IA
| 4 Of sec 100
/ W IL Of $ e A of sec ) 50 acres
Ia 5 e IA sec 40
! 10 1-2 IA sec 20 acres,
| do s 80 acres W l 2 3 e Ia sec z, 30 acres
part ofw 1-2 Of Id beginning 20 rods and 40 rods
4 W 40 sec II, 20
lot l IA sec II 10 acres
Cribb Appleton--lot Ia sec II, 10 acres
| do do lot n W IA, sec II, 10 acres
! do do lot n " IA except :: James ozannes
/ Foster--lot 10 n IA sec H. l11-160 acres.
| S. Fsk-n 80 acres IL IA sec ~
R. H. spencer-w IL W IA IA sec 70, 20 acres
| N. Kewp-part of n IA IA beginning rods Of
g cor, II II rods so rods IL 80 II to beg.
/ widow Ferris-ptn Or IA, beg. q r ; Of e c
Mason Chapman-w 1-2s W Ia sec q, so acres
ifenry Talmadge-w IL n e IA sec q 50 acres
Leonard Orocker- one acre of end e IL la q
ssad, sec 30
Isiah Johnso1-sv &c acresn 1-2 W IA sec 80
.Jno q. Holrnes--p 1-2 IA sec 80, 50 acres
Emily Sunberland--n " Ia W IA sec IS ~ acres
J. Tayor-part I.4s IA beginning - rods W cor
Of IA sec 70 rods 20 rods rods, 40 rods to be-
ginning EXCEPT r. r. track, sec 36, acres
.Jno Bullen--part Of Ia 8 e Ia beginning 80
Rw of s cor Ia sec W 4 rods, 40 II. g r, 40
r to beginning, except r. r. track, sec BE- acre
The foIlo,cing descriptions IN IOiea Range %.
L. Didemar-N 90 A II " IA sec 5, Is and
Sd eres
81 Rwn G cor sec; W 20 r, to center line of Ii
seq. @ 90 R. n to beginning, sec g. 10
Henry Obert-n ID l2 fir Ia sec IL, aers
Loren Sykes-w 10 n e IA and also Of K. K.
% Ia n e Ia and ID acres. sec 49, 821 aers
Fl enry Obert-n 2 S e IA II Ia except Z. X.
track sec 49, ~ acres
Loren Sykes-s 80 acres " IA see IL
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

Commencing II rods OF ofiot II and Is
IL rods of the of old Chicago road, thence
rods, w and 1-2 rods N rods and 12 rods to be-
ginning.
10 rods thence rods, thence 10 rods thence rods
to beginning.
tile line of IL of said IA sec, thence rods, thence
to old Chicago road thence rods to the beginning
Commencing As and 81 rods of of lot II,
thence W to W line OF l2 of said IA see, thence
20 IA rods thence to the old Chicago road thence
% and IA rods, to begnning-except that portion
for street recently laid out.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

CIRCUIT COURT County Of Renos6G The State Of
Wisconsin, 20 Stephen 5. Rowland, Charles D. Rhodes
and kustmore G. Hutchins:-
YOU are hereby summoned and required to the
l complaint Of William II. Smith, which was fled in the
Office OF The Clerk CT the Circuit Court said county, on
the twenty day Of March, ~ D. 1859, and
copy Of your answer onus at office in the city and
county OF kencsha aud State Of Wisconsin, within twenty
days AFTER the service hes Of the day
service; and tai to the complaint afore
said, tue said William II. Smith win take judgment against
you for the sum OF four hundred and eighty dollars
aud sixty three cents, With interest the of
per cent per from the third day November one
thousand eight hundred and fyeght besides the cost Of
this action.
Witness, Hon DAVID NoGGLE, Judge of the said
L. Court at Kenosha, in said county, this Igth day
of March, A. d. 1859
Gwtl Q. 8 & f. II. HEAD, Plaintiff Attorneys
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
Nc LamghliH's Addition
iiyided IL Of Blk W or see slt2r23
L 50 - 90

Undivided IL blk s W or sec 81 tyr %
Lot 2S Tx 3 "
Bk4
The follOaring in S. Z. Or. s. 81 T. 2 r. %.
Part of 1t 3 bk Al at Of thence the W
with line 80 thence
40 It thence to the beginning
n l-2 oil blk a
Part of lin BIZ 59eom Zine Of hk where the line of
Exchange ST. the sams-thence line said
Blk 1873 thence b IT, thence
Of said st 90 fl n OF beginning thence beginning.
Part Ii bk g. Of of 1t 4, then
cor rds, qhence within rds of 6.
thence S to beginning
Part OIL Is # offs It, thence Y parl
vita II said Il the line Of said It, thence f.
thence line Of said It, thence Il fl beginning.
Ia Of SIX 80, the Ia of Blk &c and
and lbs Il e and w n " of said Ii
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
EisIs's First Western Addition.
,EcMpe5a Addition,

Lo4 Blk s W or sec 80, town . ranhe23
Tx. JGllO,eing in N. ". Or. s. 81 T. 2 r. %
Commencing So rods W and rods of the corner OF
said IA Sec thence IS rods, thence II rods thence
IS rods thence L II rods to beginning.
TIE tal!o'ciag in N. Z. Or. S 81 T. 2 r. 80
Lot s bk 70
Lot 8 blk 50, except Il it in width of S end
Lot Blk so, except Al # in width off end.
al # in width off 5 end OF lot hk So.
Al # in width Of end of lot bk 80.
Lot blk 81
Lot 5 blk 81
30 # in width off end Of lot 2 bk So
so # in width of S end of lot 3 blk IS
Lot Blk So
Lot . blk 50
Lot bk 81
Lott blk Sc, Except SO # off S end Of lot 2.
Part of block 50, commencing line of said blk, 1856
# " from corner, thence 10 w of said bk
thence to point SIS # of the of said blk
thence rods, thence Southery a # to point
from w line of sain blk, thence to beginning.
Part OF blk IS, commencing A. # of N ofs'd
block, thence rods IL it, W rods, A # to begin
ming.
Part of blk 81, commencing at w corner of said blk
thence on lire of same 15 #, thence parallel with
W line of said blk to the centre line running and "
through said block thence to line said blk themes
Q to the beginning Sidewalk tax.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
Washington Eslund.

The foElo,cing in N. ". Or. 81 T. r. 23
Let % blk
Lot 81 bk
The yfotiOaciMg in N. E. Or, S. 81 T. 2 r. %
Commencing at corner of lot 10 block 2, Washngto1
Island, thence parallel with the line point ppo
site to and w of W of lot "a block in 90
thence to the line, thence line the Gov
ernment Pier, thence W North Westerly along tho said
pier the Souhery line OF lot Is aforesaid, thence Eas
terly along said line to beginning.
City of EkenOsha---Eserscnal Property.
Thomas Dalton-$12,54
VIM. Gerkn-Ss,09
Hessberg & Brother-S17,44
VIM. Jardine-$2,29
w. L. Loy-$197
T. II. Mosber-S157S
VIM Reed-S19,T3
II. Weybe-$69,06
Wm Wrigbt-261
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City of Ekenoshn---2d Ward.

TIE yfoilotciag IN s. E. Or. S. 80 Tar. %.
Middle l-3 of " ID Of bk q
= of : IL Of bk *
W ID of 3 Ia Of bk IS
Part of blk ~ of 12 of said biz thence on
line said bk H. u rods o line par
sa blk HI rods thence line with line
iI-l2 rods thence line with lns of said bk
rods to beginning
Part eff ok - the 2exeept that portion taken from the
b. 81. &. H. R. Co. HIP rods BY
II -f2 rods of the ,
Part efbk 80 rods of thence 10 thence
10 rods thence 10 rOtis thence IL rods beginning
Part of bk 81 20 rods from OF hk
thence ~ IL To4s thence rods 10 IL rods thence
Srods beginning.
Part BIZ 81 p rods offs of bI on linz N
thence 10 IL reds rods 10 I2 rods roi - =
beginning.
Part of bk 81 at of said biz thence " nm
line of rods thence 10 rode thence RCD benc
Ii 10 rods to beginning.
~ of u " ID OF IA Of bk So
Lot bk So
Lot blk SO
Lot Blk So
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
n Kea0shG county C0urt'

In the matter Of the estate q james IaaIe
AN reading and filing the petition Of Joseph
v OuarIes Administrator, &C., representing among
other things has fully administered said estate
praying that time apd place be Fixed for allowing
with said petition is ordered that said account be ex
amined BY the Judge Of this court the ninth day Of May
next ensuing his Office in the city and county of
nosba at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day. is further
orderea that notice thereof be given all persons inter
esed by publishing this order for three weeks in Tribune
& Telegraph Of Kenosha
2w45 JON B. JILSUN, County Judge.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
sOONsIN, ! Kenosha oountu ogl.ll

STATE 30. OF WISCONSIN, Kenosha County cunt,
In the matter the last VIII and Testament of Sarah
Brown,
ON reading and filing the petition of Alex
" ander Underwood, administrator with the Will an
nexed of said estate setting forth at said Sarah Brown
died seized and possessed Of certain real estate In this
county and that by the term Of said win the to
be sold upon the death of Zera Brown and that said Zera
Brown deceased on goth Of March, 1889 and praying
license said land in pursuance Of the provisions OF
said VIII is ordered that all persons interested in said
estate appear before Judge of this Court the first
Monday Of june A. D. 1889 at ten A. NJ Of said day. at
MS Office in city and county Of Kenosha, then and
there to shoy cause f any there shall bel why license
should not be granted said administrator to sell SAID
real according to the prayer OF SAID petoh And
it is further ordered that copy Of this trder pc Pposed
for four successive weeks prior TO said day oil hearing III
The Kenosha Tribune Telegraph, weekly paper pub
lished at Kcnosha city in said county.
Dated April zOth 1872. r,rc1 c..,
4w45 jon .. 0ILooN, county judge.
-C,acT75 C1TRT L0lf1ty Of Ken0Shd.
CENHE State of Wisconsin to Thomas Ander-
4 son You are hereby summoned and required to an
er the complaint Of Oliver Gibbs, which filed in the
office Of the clerk Circuit Court Kenosha Loun
IT, his Office in the city Of Kenosha, the eighteenth
day of April A. D. 1852 and TO copy Of your an
Us at our Office 10 the city and county Of Keno
sha, and State Of Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of te day Of such services and
II you fail to answer the complaint aforesaid the said
Oliver Gibbs will apply &c the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint
Witness Hon. DAVID NOGGIE, Judge Of SAID Court
r.. 81 at Kenosha in said county, this eleventh day
If April 1850. o. =. Il i. II. HEAD,
6y45 Plaintiff Attorneys.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
GeQal.

IN PROBATE, Renosha Co,snt,:In the roatt.r NJ tho
last VIII and testament of zera Brown of said
ceased. ~ ''nNS
I SN hEADiNG and Hing an instrument in
~ writing, purporng to be the last will md tstaot
zera Brown late OF said county deceased and also the
accompanying petition OF Louisa Brown daughter Of snid
deceased representing among things that said Zers
Brown lately died in said County 10th da of March
A. D. 1893. That said instrument is the last win and
testament OF said deceased that she said petitioner has
n against the estate OF said Zerah Brown and PRAYING
mat day be appointed for hearing the proofs Of said
lasJ " Ill and Testamet and cOdicil.
~ Is OF@efeG that the proofs of said instrument be
m DeioIe The Judge OF this Court the first Monday
IN yhe next at ten O'clock A. NJ. of said day. at his office
IN the city ana county of Krnosa And it IS further or
uae at puoc notice of this order be given to ali per
suns eIeS'eu' oy publishing copy thereof for three
nOsiia IhlbUHH TELEGRAPH, weekly newspaper pub
sleu IN said county An08 is further ordered that
copy OF this order be deposited the Post ONCE directed
to each OF the heirs said Zera Brown residing out of the
county OF enosha aforesaid set forth said Petition
Dated kenosha, April 20 1883. JNO, b. JIISIIN
County Judge.
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q nv ny 81 81 C0ORI = County of Kenosha.-
- The state Of Wisconsin to Maria r. Train WiIIet
Carpenter, William S. Yesceus, ana Horato 6. Train,
You are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint Of John T. Yule Plaintiff which will be filed in
'S oce Of the Dcrk Of this Court 6enosha city in said
ilS, ana serve copy OF your answer my IL
NE II hehosba CITY, Wisconsin, within ninety days after
e service hereof exclusive Of the day such service
ana yoH ai to answer the complaint as aforesaid the
sad plaintiff viii apply the Court for the relief dean-
p. Train
Dated April LIST, A. D., 1889 J. J. PETIT, plRs atty
me complaint in this action is filed with Clerk Of this
Ooui IN henosha city, April 9Th, A. D. 1859.
so-pW y. j. PETITE, Plaintiffs Attorney
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G,eqaI.
TAX NOTICE.

II OTICE is hereby given, that SO much of each
Of the following described lois, tracts, or par.
GELS Of land as may be necessary for tile purpose,
will, on the second Tuesday of May next, and the
succeeding days, be sold at public auction at the
Court House IN the city of Kenosha, for the pay
ment of the tax 1885, interest aud charges thereon
Sale to commence at ten o'clock i'll the forenoon of
the day above mentioned
Ii. w. HUBBARD,
County Treasurer
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05
F. H. HEAD, Referee
Kenosba March %. 1859 8m1I
- E4EREFF,S SALE-Stata ,f !

a HER&FF'S SALE.--State Of Wisconsin.
~ CrcHit Court, Kenosha County--EXecution-T
Falvey and John Reilly against James Mcdonald.
BY virtue OF execution issued OF the circuit court
for the county of Kenosha ia the above entitled action to
directed and delivered against the personal property
and real estate Of James Mcdonald defendant the above
entitled action have seized and levied upon all right,
title and interest which the above named defendant had
the 3th day of June, A d. 1855 at any time after
wards Of in ana TO the following described real estate,
uated, lying and being in the of Brighton the
county of kenosha of Wisconsin, known and
described follows, Wit: The northeast quarter OF
section number twenty [26, in township number two
(2 north OF range number twenty (20) east containing
hundred and sixty OF land, according govern
mcut GUryeyWhch above Iesci real together
with all and singular the Embellishments and appurenan
thereuao belonging, shall expose for sale at
public auction vendue to the highest bidder as the Law
directs, the house in the city Kenosha in said
county, Saturday the 18th day of January A. D. 1859
At two o'clock ia the afternoon of said day,
execution, costs and charges
Dated at sheriff IS Office, Kenosha Dec Sth A. D. 1855
AL0NZ0 P. TYMESON,
6W26 Sheriff Of kenosha County.
At the request the defendant herein and by consent
OF the plaintiffs the above sale postponed until Saturday
the 26th day of February 1852 the hour pace
January 20, 1859. AL0NIO p. TYMESON,
4w34 late Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
At the request of the defendant heren and by
of the plaintiffs the above sale is further postponed until
Saturday the Goth day Of March 1852 the hour
and place. ALQNZO P. TYhESON.
late Sheriff Kenosha County.
February Goth 1859 4w3S
At the request Of the defendant herein by consent
the 18th day Of June 1889, at the hour and place.
AL0NZO p TYMESON,
Late Sheriff of Kenosha County.
Mach Goth, 1859. 12w42
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STATE or WISCONSIN. Krgosp. oorNrv Cgreut

STATE or WISCONSIN, KrsosBA County, ss-Csreut
1o~tJoF ne County 0f ReRoshd.-Jacob ". Conroe
faintl against John GFurman, John G. Holmes, Mary
west Freelaud B Gardner and Eli G. Runals Defend.
ants
q VIE STATE Of Wisconsin TO the defendants
y above named: You hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint in this action, which is
heG ~ the cfce OF the Ciers Of said Court Of which
py Is bere@t served upon you, and 70 copy Of
your answer to the said comp amt on the subscribers at
their Office ia the city Of Racine, county Of Kacne within
twenty days after the service he Teof exclusive day
Of such service And you fail to said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff viii appy TO the
Court for the relief demanded in the plant.
Witness the Hon. David Nogge, Judge ofthe First
o. s. Judicial Circuit in and for the State Of Wiscon-
sim this 3rd day OF March, A. d. 1859.
43-Gw sTReNG c FULLER, PITTS Attorneys.
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WAGONS.

GOOD article Of LEmber Wagons are kept constantly
n on hand, and fox sale at
5lf AIri. WOOD CARTEhA