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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-22

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sEEEREFF,s SALE.

state of Wisconsin, Kenosha Circuit Court-John Kirk
against Jane e. Henry and John e. Henry:
Hp Y virtue and in pursuance of a final indo-
and entered in the above entitled action on the 7b dav
o. February A. D. 1862 at special of said court j.
Huason Fox Sheriff of Kenosha county shall offer for sale
and sell at public con to the highest bidder therefor
at the 'front.' door OF the court house the city and county
oihenosha, and state of Wisconsin, at ten o'clock A. NJ
OF thursday the 24th day Of May A. d. 1860 the follow
ing described parcel of land: Commencing one hundred
ana feet west of the southeast corner of block
eight feet thence west sixty feet thence south one hun
ared and twenty eight feet thence sixty feet the
pace OF IN the first ward ofthe city fKenosha
range twenty-three east.
Dated Feb. 81, 1860. HUDSON FOX
Sheriff Of Keno sha county
Jon b. JnsUN PPf' S Atty. J4w37
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REFEREE,s SArr

state of observation-disclosures County Circuit Court
Daniel Head against John Ross, Frederic S. Lowell Eli G.
Runals and Medora Lowell: " -
VIRTUE and in pursuance of a final iudp
ment for the sale Of the mortgaged premises herein
after described made and above entitled cause
on the 10th day of November, A. D. 1852 at the Novem
ger term OF said Court Hiram Hobrook, referee duly
appointed by order Of said Court shall offer for sale and
sen az puphc auction to the highest bidder therefor at
the 'front.' door of the Court House in the city and county
OF Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, at half past 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon of Saturday the 10th day Of arch A. D.
IS0o the following described premises there
OF as VIII be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment COSTS
with the costs of such SALE that is say eommencipg
on the south side of Demng street three hundred and six
three and urtwelhs feet of the east line of Ke-
sha street. thence south hundred and eighty and
elghtwelfths feet. thence eastery seventywo feet;
thence north one hundred and seyentytwo and two
twehs feet to south line of Deming street, thence west
seventy two and fourtwehs feet to place of beginning
being in the northe quarter of section SIX town No
one a north Of range No twentythree (23) east and in
the city of Kenosha in said county Terms of sae-CAsH
Dated December z, 1859.
o. S. & F. H. HEAD, Plf's Attorneys. 3m26
By consent parties the above sale is until
Saturday, March 31st 1860 the hour and place.
HIRAM HOLBROOK Referee.
Dated, March S. 1860: 4v39
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Circuit CourtCounty of Ker osba. The Stateof Wscon-
sin to Sally Ann Britton:
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
M answer the complaint Of Milo Britton which is.fled
III e Office OF the clerk of the circuit court for Kenosh
county, at his office in the city Of Kenosha and to serve
cory OF your answer on US at Office in city and
county OF Kenosha, and state Of Wisconsin, within twenty
uay after the service hereof exclusive OF the day of suc
services and you al TO the complaint as aor
SAID the said Milo Brtton will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in The complaint
Dated February %, 1860 o. S. & r. H. HEAD,
Plaintiff 3 Attys
Witness Hon David Nogge, Judge Of said court
LIS at Kenosha, IN said county, this 22d day of Feb
Gv37 u
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sEEERERR,a ann-Tz

State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court for the comfy NJ K
nosha.-Jaeob W. Conroe, plaintiff against John G.
fnrman, John Q. Holmes, Mary West Freelaud b. Gard
ner and Eli G. Runals, defendants
n pursuance and by virtue of Judgment of
the circuit court for the county Of Kenosla made in
the above cause win be sold under the direction of the
subscriber, at public auction at the court
house in the city of Kenosha Saturday, he 18th day
Of May, d, 1860 a2 O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
dayAil that certain piece parcel lot Of lying
and being in the county Kenosha aad state of Wiscon
sim known and described follows to witt The north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter OF section number
seven ri, in township number one m range number
twenty 28l east excepting and reserying there
from the west four N acres, being sixteen 1861 rods on
the north, and extending to point on the south :
Terms, cash.
Date !, at sheriF's Office, Feb. 7, A. D. 1860.
1"""P HoDooN FOX, Sheriff Of Kenosha con mt
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Tax Notice.

COUNTY TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Kenosha Co., Wis
KENosHA, MARCH, 5, 1860.
Notce is hereby given that much each of the fol-
lots tracsor parcels ofland may nee
Tor the purpose will on the second Tuesday of April
ana the next succeeding days, be sold public auc
non at the court House in the city of Kenosha for the
OF the Taxes Inter and charges thereon for
ne year 1907, Sale to commence at o'clock a. M Of
sAe uay ABOVE mentioned. ii. W. HUBBARD,
:. County Treasurer.
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EUDECgAL ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an election will
be held an the several towns and wards in the
state OF Wisconsin, on the first Tuesday being the
third day, OF April next for the election Of Cbiaf
Justice Of the Supreme Court TO fill the ired
term OF Edward Y. Whiton, made vacant bv his
Of December A. ID. 1863 - . 0'y
Said election will be conducted, the votes cap.
vassed, and retnrns made in accordance with tbe
PROVISIONS of Chapter of the Revised Statutes of
p, r. Glyen under my hand and the Great Seal of
lA'S' the State, at the Capitol in Madison, this
tWnentyfirst day of February, A. D. 1860.
tY99 L. Z. HARVEY, Sec'y of State
STATE OF WISCONSIN }ss.
An Election will be held in the several towns
ana wards i'll Kenosha County, in said State at the
time and for the purposes abov e set forth
Dated, Sheriff s Office Kenosha March z 1860
sat HUDSON FOX,
Sheriff of Kenosha County
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GUN & LOCKSMITHING,

TTaHE undersigned has opened Guu aod
d Locksmith Shop, three doors east of Pricture ia
stand Market street, where he is prepared 10 do all
kinds Of work in his line. 3as n or 5ar-F - -. -
Umbrellas Parasols and Stoves, neatly repaired on IN
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms - va WV
N.B.-All work done at this Shop warranted
kenosha' jan lo 1850 3m32 JOHN cox
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Fisk's Western Addition.

Fisk-lts blk II all of sa lot within the city lin
Its bound W by " IL of or of sec 81 an
Fisk-lts 4 4 blk 13-except & R X track
Phelps-lt blk IA except that part taken bv T. D
RRCo. ~ N q IL
Phelps-lt blk IA except that part taken by KR&
flskNcomg on line of Market st. the corner Of
land owned by Mr. Bronson thence to line ~ NJ Vi
KEGS western addition thence said line IN lie in
tersecton with line of Market st thence on said Inc
to beginning. 80 '"io me
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VIC Laughin's Addition,

@ S Brunson-undivded 1-2 blk ..-
Quares-undvided 1-2 blk l.
Burroughs 1t blk 2.
Burroughs 1t blk 2.
Burroughs--lt 10 blk 2.
A Burroughs-lt IA blk 2.
Jas Powderly--lt IS blk 3.
G Monsun-bk 4.
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Durkee's Western Addition,

The following IN S: w. Or. S. 81, T. 2, r. 90.
Brande agt-lt By $50, except part taken by NJ
CIR r Co.
Brande agt--lt blk $50.
Peter McAndrew-lt 10 blk $50.
Sam Hale-lt blk ISL.
Thos Dalton-lt ~ ok 154.
III Samon-lt Al blk 154.
M Berry-lt 45 blk 1885,
Hale-lt so blk 154.
Hitchcock-lt51 blk 1854.
Hunt-lt 3S blk 1856
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BRUSHES.

J q AIR, Tooth, Nail, Shaving, Paint Scrub,
Il Il Stove, and White-wash BRUSHES, of every
description, for sale by F. ROBINSON.
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SUMMONS.

JON B. JnsuN, PpGs ATTY. IL I4w8T
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-15

Common SckOols-EnterestinSf to Teachers.
It will be. seen by the following extract from a
circular issued from the Graham School, that Prof
Doherty, of that institution has determined to de-
vote three days at the close of the present month
to the instruction of Common School Teachers
He has the reputation of fine teacher, and we
are glad to see that he takes such an interest in
the Common School cause. The extract from the
circular reads:
The Board of Superintendents of Common Schools
for the County of Alamance desire to inform you
that Professor w. Fl. Doherty, President of Ora
hamtCollege, has kindly consented to devote three
days, viz May % %, 30 to the gratuitous instruc
ton of the Teachers, Ladies and Gentlemen of
Common Schools in this County and all other teac IL
ers who may attend,) in the modern, approved Nor
NAL methods of teaching, introduced by the late
Hon Horace Mann, and now universally adopted in
all the Public Schools of the Northern States and
Eastern Cities.
Interesting and instructive Lectures will also be
given, ere'y dag, in Chemistry, Natural Philosophy
&C. illustrated by beautiful experiments with the
apparatus of the College,
Our Excellent and beloved State Superintendent
of Schools, G. Fl. Wiley, Esq, has promised to at
tend, and he will address the Teachers
The citizens of Graham and it's vicinity will cheer
fully provide board and lodging, gratuitous1v. for
all Teachers, and thus expense will be incurred
during the Convention
Professor Doherty is we'll known as one of the
most learned, devoted and experienced instructors
tins country long associated Senior Professor
Antioch College, with the late Hon. Horace Mann he
had every means of acquiring perfect familiarity
with the improved methods of instruction introduced
by that distinguished Educator, and universal
ly adopted in all good Schools under the name of
the " Normal Meth0d"
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-15
RYJ. T.. PENNINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1860.

The first editorial article in the Journal OF Friday
last headed "The Charleston Convention AdJoufn-
ed states distinctly that the Editor had m0t return
ed from Charleston, and yet the Newoefn i>f0Srcss,
in view of this fact replies to an article almost I'M
medistely following, stating that he had done SO!
Again, Saturday, the editor or the J0nrn0I
states that he had travelled the night before from
Charleston Could anything be palmer than this
situations of the Progress? We leave the ubiect.
If the Progress thinks that fair dealing few else
will We call upon it to set itself rlght-EpeL Jour-
OF course, friend Fulton, if we made mistake
and we suppose we did-we must make one
GRAND apology. But upon honor we did not read
the first editorial" which stated that you were
still absent You must recollect that we do not
read all the editorials in the Journal though they
are usually very good. Still we don't take the
same interest in them that you do. Therefore if
we made mistake in stating that you had re-
turned, and was sober, must cheerfuly retract! !!
We are satisfied that your remaining was for good
and sufficient cause. We know that your voice
was and will be, raised for the Constitution, the
Union harmony, &c.
num's," Baltimore, on the 18th of June, ben and
where we will settle this matter finally; arrange
for hostile meeting. (Barnum's is good place
for meeting of that kind.) The fact is ace ought
to have been sent to Charleston would have
given things different turn But we shall be
at Baltimore, we think, and when Fulton and
Holden vote against Douglas mean to give
them poke in the short ribs. We are for harmO-
nu in the family.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-15

AOSe GON0T " Ue IFOSFeSa
DEAR SIR II desire to call the attention of
the citizens of Newbern, (and ask your aid) to
the fact that have no representative in the
board of Directors of the n. c. Rail Road Com
pany.
Every man will see the Importance of this mat
ter to the citizens of the State generally and es-
pecially to community. Newborn subscrib-
ed $24 900 to the Stock of the N. C.. Rail Road
Company. Before our Road was built, we had
director on the Central road, now since the con-
struction of our Road which is a mere extension
of the Central road when the necessity of our re-
presentation in her board is vastly increased we
are excluded. do not propose to enlarge upon
this subject, the reasons which urge us to take
some immediate action in relation thereto are OBJ
vious to all. ~
Wilmington has two directors in the board~of
the N. c. R. r. Company; the Eastern extension.
has
propose that public meeting of our citizens
be held at the Court House on Saturday next at
II clock, A. NJ to memoralize the Board of In
ternal Improvement Oh this snbject.
Yours, Sc, NEWBERN.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-15
THE UNION CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, May 9,-Delegates from every
State, except Oregon and South Carolina, have
reported themselves, and the Hall presents gay
appearance.
At II O'Clock the Convention was called te
to order by Mr. Crittenden. A prayer was offered
up by the Rev. DR.. James McCabe Mr. Crit
tenden then moved that the Hon. Washington
Hunt then take the Chair, which was unanimous
ly approved. Mr.. Hunt. on taking the Char de-
hvered powerful address, designating the slave
ry question which has split the Democratic party.
miserable abstraction. He belived that this
convention has the power to rally around it the
patriotism of the country.
On motion of Mr.. Leslie Combs Committee
on permanent organization appointed and
also one of credentials. The Committee on Or
ganizations retired and the Convention took
recess until P. NJ.
-- [sECoND DEsPATCH.1
ORGANIZATION OF THE CONVENTION
BALTIMORE, May 9, P. M.-The Convention
has been permanently organized. Hon. Washing
ton Hunt, of New York, President. with 19 Vice
Presidents and IL Secretaries. Mr.. Hunt, in his
inaugural address, eschewed all sectional dissen-
sions He said that this Convention intended to
bring the people back to the consideration of
principles and questions upon which all could
unite. He hoped that no disturbing element
would be introduced to mar their harmony, and
trusted that they would not attempt to settle pop
ular soverei gnty or any other of the disturbing
issues which are now causing so much contention
in Congress and elsewhere.
The Convention had free lnterchanges of opin
ion this afternoon on the subject of Presidential
and Vice Presidential nominees. They are not
favorable to platforms, some saying that the Con
stitution is sufficient for their purpose.
THIRD DESPAT CHI.
EVENING S -SSION.
BALTIMORE. May 9. 10t o'clock.-The evening
session was animated with interchanges of opin-
ions on the subject of Presidential candidates and
the platform in which the latter did not find much
favor. The Constitution being considered plat
form on which all could stand.
The Convention adjourned until tomorrow fore
noon at 10 o'clock.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-15

l. 4 Ne'c Era an Domestic Fconom1l
1t Is Well known that Children and Auu;.. usually
wear out their Boots and Shoes at the toe il t.yv
neutrality-suspicious. in few day.. Buvtn - With
MtcheHS Patent lfe.1lic Isas
and you VIII Two Thirds Of the p-nse orsrr>-
plying your children with shoes.
THIS Invention enables US to offer to the ru,ue
Neuer 1ttor Ont at The Tees.
We have hundreds Of Testimonials tIom parents
who have bought them, showing that an the uv.r-
age. one pair of Shoes with the Tp,, IL t,r cr-
dIen, wear as long ~ three p.sr without, 'Hd t"C
Misses, Boys and Youths, they Y II y = --,.-t
twice is long, while
TIE Cost as 6"t Tr!fe More.
This statement is made with eulnc con nee II
its strict truth as il is based careful I.ir..
ton of the Facts, in experience o ruure totu
years which has proved that these Copper I'D
Shoes, have on average worn at teast tt'rc t.,@
as long the old style, aud H. the cost is h4t a
Inhe more, the importance of this Invention to n
having little feet to protect will at once D. seen.
This invention is also impt'rtant II, II projections
against the cutting of the Prairie Grasses. ;>, f.
Miners and Plantation use, and all occUi.a;i. ae
where the toes of the Boots Shoes PaIicu.ag-
ly liza BILE to be cut worn.
CHASE, MCKINNEY s. M0ORS.
Owners OF Patent.
For Sale by the Dealers Generally.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-15

The GREAT SEcEDER.-Senator Bayard, who
represents in the Senate of the United States the
very smallest State in the Union is fairly entitled
to be denominated the Great Seceder"
After having seeded from the regular National
Democratic Convention, he praised for time
over the deliberations of his fellow-seceders.
and finally seeded from them. Ee is certainly
entitled to distinguish consideration for his politi
cal sagacity; but whether the Democracy of Della
ware will approvingly recognize the efficiency
Of his services al Ohatleston, not, time alone
will detsymine.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-15
RESOLUTIONS of Thanks.
We find the following in the Daily Rough

We find the following in the Daily Rough
Notes of Wednesday:
At regular meeting of the Goldsboro Methodist
Sunday School, the following resolutions were pre-
sented and unanimously adopted
Rcso1ced, That the thanks of this Meeting are
hereby rendered to the pastor Rev J. IT. Brent, and
the congregation ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church
in Newbern for the of their church for our May
day celebration
RcSolued That thanks are hereby rendered to
Mr. B. A. Ensey for fruits, &c, presented to the
school under our charge.
Rcso1red That we cannot too highly estimate the
exceeding taken by John D. Whitford, ESQ,
President Of the Atlantic s. North Carolina Rail
read to insure safety to train, both by his per
sonaI attendance, and by the appointment of careful
and gentIemanly conductors and engineers, and we
take this public manner of expressing our thanks.
Te<ofrcd That the papers of the town. and the
North Carolina Christian Advocate, be requested to
publisil these resolutions.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-15
U.s. DIR. ResCOE 1aoOKErs,

ate of the University of North Carolina and Of the
Medical Department Of the University of New York j
after successful practice of eigh years having per,
manentiy located in Newbern respectfully offers his
profess nal services in all its branches to the citl-
zens of NJ wbern and the surrounding country DR..
H. has heteofore given and will continue to give es
pecIal attention to the diseases of and child
rem. When not professionally engaged he may be
found at his residence Tor office to be built ilnrnedi-
ately) one square North fthe Court House aud ad
joining the Presbyterian church lot.
Jan 23-d&w6m 81
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-05-15
SOAP! SOAP! SOAP !.
! HRNEa BEES No. 4 and Extra 40. Su.::I,
hV
w p N-At KEP NFwPFpN ~ q

~ manufactured nv
w B. WALKER. NEWBERN, n. c.
At the Maryland State Far, held in Baltimore IN
1854, silver medal was awarded to this soap.
Also silver medal from the Franklin Institute ot
Philadelphia. 1854.
Also First premium the Rhode I-lond Sat Fai-,
1854.
Sold to merchants in town and tIroneE out th,
State at Wholesale, only at New orl wholesale p.i-
Cash paid for Ta!Iow and Greose.
All orders for the above Soap must he address
ed to Dr. w. w. Ormsbee, Newborn, \. &.
Jan "a WITT
cTATE2 OE NOREss CA3sOs.E>A.
- JONES COUNTY-In Equit " Original Ri:l-
Joseph Whittv and others, Chdlles C,.rucI iui
William NJ. Byrd Executors of Edward = .Joue-
decd, Joseph Perry and Mary his wife, Si.ie Jones,
Drury K. Jones and Saie Jones.
1t being made satisfactorily to appear liza Wi
liam NJ. Byrd. Joseph Perry ard May his wi SaI
ants herein are not inhabitants of this state, @E3
reside beyond its limits, it IS ordered that pubhaa-
ton be made in the Progress. 4 newspaper publish
ed in the town Of Ncwh:rn for weeks, notifying
the said defendants. William N. Byrd. Jos. ph Per
" and Mary l. wife. t;sI!e Jones DIurv r .!rn1s
and Salie Jones If the fling Of tIis Bil and :5at
they be and personally appear before the Court ot
EQUITY. to be held for the County Of Jones, d the
Court I"u-e in Trenton the ti!tu Monday after
tine fourth Monlay Of March, 4 -. 1867. ten and
IT, ere to plead, answer demurto the said Il. the
same will be taken pr0 co7tesS0, and Heard accUld-
ingiY.
Witness, Roscoe Bar7us Clerk and Muster in
Equity for the County Of Joucs, the filth Ncn1ay
after the fourth Monday Sep. ."tuiDer, A. l.. l1J-
ROSCOE BAKHUS c. u. l.
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