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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-14

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Bottles and charged by powerful BatteIy mus pos
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the strained muscles and nerves. giving new life and vi
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aIlaying nervous pain, (NeuralgiaD irritation and
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Bowels Liver, Kidneys and other organs. Rheumatism,
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Nervous Headache Neuralgia eyes, ache,
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sHRRTFF,s sALE-0NE xECnTI0N.

SHERTFF'S SALE-ON E EXECUTION.
William Hargreaves, and Charles Edward Smith, against
Enoch w. Evans.
ElY virtue Of judgment and execution in this &C.
AD ton, shall sell at Public Auction, the highest
bidder, for ASH at the front door Of the Court House.
IN the city and county Of KenoSha at O'Clock in the
afternoon of the 23d day of March, A. D. 1861 all the
right tile and interest which the said Enoch w. Ev-
ans, had in and to the following described pieces and
parcels ofland the 22nd day of Nov 1860, has
aaaIer OF section twentyour town two, range twenty
Wo east also the east half Of the northwest quarter Of
"a town range % east, except ten of
rom the south end thereof; also the east half of the
OF section thirteen, town two range
south end OF the half Of the Southeast quarter Of
sectoh thireen Town two, Range %, being strip
rods wide on from ssd end of said 40 also thirty
commencing At the southwest corner Of the out
west quarter Of Section thirteen, Town two Range
twenty-five east, thence north forty-eght rods theme
east 100 rods thence south As rods south line Of "a
quarter section thence west 100 rods oil The
above land being in the town Of Somers Also 90 acres
off from the side of the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section 49, Town O. Range % east
Also 100 off from the east side Of the northwest
quarter Of section 20, Town l, Range 20 east 20
acres of from the part Of the southeast quarter
section II, Town l. Range 20. Also all that part of
Block 81, in the northeast quarter of section 81 town
2, range %, east in the city of Kenosha beginning
the west Of said block 20 nortn from southwest
corner, thence north 20 feet, thence parallel to
south line, to the center Of Pike Greek thence south
70 feet thence West to the beginning: Known as lot
OF said block according to the survey Uy j. Lothrop,
in Summer OF 1885, Feservng street as laid ont Also
all that part of lots IL and IL in block IA
quarter, section 81, town range 90 in said city, ~
ing east of Main Street, and south Of that pat of said
lot heretofore decided by John Buen and wife Serene
Fisk, Oct. 6, 1S43.
| Dated Kenosha, Jan. 29th, 1861
JON B. JILsUN, JAMES NJ. STEBBINS,
Plrs Atty. [6w84l Sheriff of kenosha County
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Eoreclnnure AnIc.


STATE OF wIscoNsIN-Keaosha CountysCircuit Court.
Jacob II. Hopper against Abram Dayton, Dandford
Wallace Carlton W. Wallace and Ezer Wallace.
DY VIRTUE and in pursuance of final
- Judgment for the sale of the mortgaged premises
hereinafter described made and entered in the above
entitled action the 18th day Of November A. D. $780,
at the regular Term Of said circuit court Hudson Fox,
Sheriff OF Kenosha county, shall offer for sale and sell
at public auction the highest b1der therefor at tho
front door Court House in the city and county OF
Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, on the 9th day Of
March 1861 at O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day. the following described pieces parcels of land,
or SO much thereof shall be necessary satisfy said
judgment, together with the costs and expenses Of such
sale; that is to say
"An of the following described pieces or parcels o.
land lying and being in the town of Wheatland, county
Of Racine (now Kenosha) and State OF Wisconsin, and
described as follows to witt All Of the west half Of the
northwest quarter Of section number twenty 2 in
township number ~ north, of range number nine
teen 9) east; also fractional lot number two ~ Of the
southwest quarter Of section twentyono Gil in Sn-
ship number ~ north Of range number nineteen 40
east: Excepting about on from the south
end of said fraction; which acres is owned
by Mortimer Shearer." The above described premises
contain hundred and thrty-seven Q3l) acres ac-
cordng to government survey, more or less
Dated Nov 26th, 1860. HUDSON FOX,
WEBSTER SCHoPF, Sheriff OF Kenosha Co.
PiH,s Attys l3w25
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MORTGAGE SALE.

State Of Wisconsin, Kenosha County Circuit Court
George W. Pierce, against John W. Kittrdge Philip
Passmore, Mary g. Ever.
IN virtue of q judgment of foreclosure of a
L mortgage entered in the above entitled action at
public auction for cash to the highest bidder the 18th
day of April 1861 at the front door of the Court House
in Kenosha city, between the hours of IL O'Clock at
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon, the east part Of
the south fractional block number seventyseven in Ke-
nosha city bounded as follows:-Commencng at the
north Of said Block Middle street, and
running along Middle street west ninetynine and one
fourth feet thence running south ssventyon ( feet,
thence south and fourth degrees west Pine
street. thence east hundred and twenty-one to
Caledonia street, thence Caledonia street two hundred
and sixty four feet to the place OF beginning Middle
street,
Dated, Nov. 9th 1860. HUDSON FOX, Sheriff,
]. J.PRrTIT, Kenosha city Wis. of Kenosha County.
Plaintiff Atty. i8W30
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Foreclosure sale.

STATE OF WIscoEsN.-Kenosha County Circuit Court
Dwight Robinson against Riley Richards, and Rhoda
O. Richards.
DY virtue and in pursuance of a final judg-
- ent for the sale Of the mortgaged premises here
matter described made and entered in the above end
tied action the oath day of November, ID 1860 at
the regular Noven Der term Of said Court Hudson Fox
Sheriff Of Kenosha County shall offer for sale and sell at
public auction the front door OF the Court House in
the Cit county OF Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin
on the y9th day Of March A. D. 1851, at o'clock in
the ae of said day. the following described lot or
parcel OF land much thereof as shall be sufficient
satisfy said judgment and costs and expenses OF said
sale that is to say all that certain piece, parcel lot
Of land lying and being the second ward of the city
of Kenosha and Sta.e of Wisconsin, to wit: Lot one ~
block (s3 in the northeast quarter of
ton thirty-one [si town two, ri range twentytbres
1881 east. oo ,oco ,,.o,,
WERafTER 4 SCHOFF, HUDSON FOX
"6DoA-'' p,gSs Sttvi. sberIg ~ Kannsho IL
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MORTGAGE SALE.

KExosHA County Circuit Court
John Kirk, against Jane E. Henry, and John Il. Hem
ry.
PY virtue and in pursuance of final judg.
- for the sale OF the mortgaged premises here
matter described made and entered in the above en-
tied cause the 21st day OF November 1860 at q
term Of said Court Hudson Fox Sheriff Of said county
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 O'Clock in the afternoon of Saturday
the I'd day of March 1861 the following described par.
eel ofand lying and being in the first Ward Of the city
Of Kenosha aforesaid to wit commencing one hundred
and thirty eight l33 the south corner
Of block thirty six 49, running thence north hun
red and twenty thence west sixty 60)ee
thence south hundred and twenty eight feet 128
thence east sixty [60 feet the place of beginning
being in the quarter section 81 TOR 23E,
Nov 25th 1860. HUDSON FOX, Sheriff.
j. b. JnsUE, Plaintiffs Atty. 13W25
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sheriff RaIe.

Peter P. Demarest against Charles D. Rhodes
IN VIRTUE of Judgment and Execution
in this action, shall sell public auction the high
bidder for cash. at the front door Of the Court House.
in the city Of Kenosha at o'clock in the afternoon
the 10th day OF March, a. D. 1851 all the right title and
interest which the said Charles D. Rhodes has and to
the following piece of land, to witt The east twenty-five
of the south sxyve the south quar-
ter dissection two, ( town two 2 north of range TWEEN
y Two 22) east being in the Town Of Somers County OF
Kenosha and State of Wisconsin
Dated January Oath, A. D. 1851. HUDSON FOX,
o. 8. F. H. HEAD, late Sheriff Of
PlRs Atty. Kenosha Co
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I WILL SELL

Good Black Silk, for.
Extra Wide Silk. ~
Heavy Foulard Silks, .---------oo CTS. worm 90
so patterns splendid Fancy Silks from ~ 20
Pacific and Hamlenton DeLaines, new STYLE loaS@
Heavy Rept. Merino,. ----------'''----'0 " ~
Plaid Valencia, Autumn styles. ------------''~'
5000 yds Merrmac Prints, only ------.-.-''-'lO
100 nieces Madder Prints, for dresses -------o
100 pieces good Nader Prints, ------------o Ia
Bleached Cotton, 7-S wide for 80 cts worm - -
Beached Cotton, one yard wide. 10 cts.' worth IA
Very best Blch'd Cotton, I'D wide, --2 IL 10
90 pieces Heavy Apron Check. at u II, worth 10
90 pieces Extra Heavy Cotton Flannel, IL ~
Heavy Red Twined Flannel, only ----.---o' ~
1000 lbs Cotton Batting, weighed out, at. --...N
1900 lbs Superior Cotton Batting, weighed, Il TX
Produce taken IN Exchange tor Gooas
same as Cash.
J. Fl. FANCHER,
Successor to KELLOGG & co.
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MorlKaRe Aale.


State Of Wisconsin-Kenosha County Circuit Court
Charles Waldo, Administrator of the estate of Ami
rs Waldo, against LrAraim s. Ekins and Louisa
Elkins
1 N VIRTUE o. 3 Judgment of foreclosure of
mortgage entered in this action, at the Nov ember
Term OF this COURT 1885, shall sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder for cash. the 18th day OF April
A. 1851 at the front door Of the Court House In Ke
nosha city, between the hours of IL o'clock at noon and
two O'Clock in the afternoon, the following described
lands lying and being in the town Of somers in Keno.
quarter OF section number twenty four (24 In township
number two 2) north Of range number twenty 22)
east commencing the southeast corner OF said quar-
ter section thence the south line to the south
west corner OF said quarter seotion thence north the
west line said section one hundred and thir
ty four 134l rods, thence east line parallel with
the south line said quarter section, to the highway
running north and south the east side OF said
section thence south said highway and on the cas-
inc of quarter section the place OF beginning
Dated, November %, 1860.
HUDSON FOX,
J. J. PETIT, Sheriff Of Kenosha Co.
PLAINTIFFS Atty. Of Kenosha City. lswso
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amuel B. Scott against The Kenosha Rockford Rock.
IslandlRal Road Company.
IN virtue Of Judgment and execution in the above
i titled action shall sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. at the front door Of the Court
House. the City Of Kenosha between the hours of
and two O'Clock in the afternoon Of the 2d day OF March
A. D. 1861; all the right title and interest which the
said Kenosha, Rockford Rock Island Rail Road Com
pany had the 2Sth day OF May, A. ID. 1859, has
since acquired in and the ing pieces parcels or
lots oil land wit: The west half of the south east
quarter ction number twentyeigh, (2S Town one
north range nnetee 9) east Also lot two 2) being
the south fractional quarter of the north rac
tona quarter Of section number twety light (2s)
town and range aforesaid said land being in the
of Randall and County Of Kenosha and state OF Wiscon
SIM JAMES NJ. STEBB1NS,
Dated Jan. 81, 1861. Sheriff of
o. s. & +. H. HEAD, Kenosha County
Plf 3 Atty. 6w34
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ANEkHEFB SALE-WN EA ECUTNON.
Robert Perry and john j. Perry surviving partners Of
Ganaliel Bartlett Robert Perry and John J. Perry
against Charles d. Rhodes and RushmOre G. Hutch
ins.
IN VIRTUE of a judgment and execution
Il in this action shall sell at public auction to the
bidder for cash at the front door of the Court
House the city of kenosha, O'Clock in the af
OF t. 23d day Of March, A. d. 1861 all the
right title and interest which the said Charles D.
Rhodes has in and 10 The following pieces of land to
wit The south west quarter of section FIVE 5 to two
O range twenty TWO (22) east, and the west half Of
the southeast quarter dissection five, % of town two p
range twenty-five 22- east also tie southeast quar-.
Of the south quarter of section six 6 town
ri range twenty-five 1921 east, also twenty acres
the end of the south west quarter OF section two
RI (2l range twenty two 1927 east all in the
Town of Somers, Kenosba county.
Dated Kenosha, Jan. Goth, 1851.
JON d. JILSUN, J. nj. STEBBINS,
ppfs Atty 6W34 Sheriff of Kenosha Co.
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GnARnIAN,s SALE

I'm PROBATE-Kenosh County Court.
In the matter of the Guardianship of Mary Bartlett
minor.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir and in pursu-
1V ance of an order license made in said matter on
the fourth day February, A. D. 1861, by the County
Court Of sad county, the undersigned guardian Of said
MINOR will the 81 day Of Msrch, A. d. 1851, at the
premises to be sold at the hour of one O'clock p NJ OF
said day, offer for sale at public Vendue, the following
described real estate to wit the half OF the north
east quarter Of section twentysix, 90 town two, p
range wentyone, 21 east in the town Of Paris in said
county. JAMES HARKINS,
Feb 4, 1861. 3w35 Guardian.
CIRCUIT COURT, County of KenOshR,
and State of Wisconsin.
The State of Wisconsin, to Mary f. King and Lucius
King, Defendants.
UOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
u the complaint of Ann Quarles Plaintiff in this ac-
ton which will be filed January I, 1851 in the office Of
the Clerk of this Court Kenosha City in said county
with copy of which you hereby served, and &c
serve copy of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his office in the City of Kenosha and
State of Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
this upon you, exclusive OF the day OF sncl
service and if you fail to answer the said complain
within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action viii
apply to Court for the relief demanded in the com
plant in this action. J. J. PETIT,
Plaintiff Atty.
rLSl Witness the Hon. David Nogge, Judge Of thu
First Judicial Circuit Of the State Of Wisconsin, at Ke
nosha city this 29th day of December, A. d. 1860
6w35 L. b. NICHOLS CLERK.
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THURSDAY. HAY ?. Isoo

TEA el.PPer sLf7 BIsck Bark arrived promptly as~HI-eu~i
~ III IN, t~sIve days fum an Frne-eo. sitl t- Ea-;su
mails. She briEss - freight - pa.,-nE~r- Tor tE- T-u, snd IL
chartered 70 lad guiana a. B4Ser. I.I4Ii, <llthsr she sailed
yesterday
Tbs b~rSsnune CsHsftfzfi>H, a0m T--1aet P-Eet sound.
And N, brg Mary Ellen, ium Portland, Oregon. ia HIl,
have bota arrived since Ger at Is--~, brnE.Es fan GreO-,
consisting ehasy 0flgnb-r-
The Commercial EsEs brought b fE- Ei4rk HIeE from >an
YrzHeisco is ralLsr anflsorabie, the market fr our Trp---ts
bang xii Oppressed Sor lDs ;her- apF.ar - BE- tIy chance
Tor Immediate Improvement. a. ts political trouble. % tue
states operate gBfav0r.Hy . tnd--
TIE sEip Lsf4s, Capt Le.e, 49, o. nI9E the EtIrk HIuE
II a day 81 TO. b4t Eu brink - o. mali -l- ~I ta1a Hr
freasht a. Sal aLs che chip RaDtf ba.h vessel. b-Hr ya-ll
fr H9ngkanE
The bars Trssfs, Eos unloading olaIs. has ben Chartered
q lad zusuo ~ The Pharlir Group, AMI sill -I tL-L-r I
SSout go Seezs. The ut- e GnI-sc@d . be- Sc pr 600.
Er capacity b-az lba1- go tons
Th~ scEoousr HIril, recently re-4rl-I G-m . @hlluE Wy
az 1l The taIfrrls Coast H- t%-a chartered fr an -rpH!alaa
IN s~arr. q g4ln- r-4lis. aal ul Sail -lss-ly 90 clur-anl %
CAPT Robert Brsn- Ia --ao-l-r As .l- aa!-rs.H. -aar-
oGsE reyar, ADD has h-l .=z b-lz-FAs p4l a.. @leh make,
bsr Eppsar ~Etlrly L-9-
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IMPROVEMENT II SAILs-We have lately rateD,e,
Tor capt VIM \. Sands, a shipmastor If his city. !
very simple hut highly useful method Of sew,ug "a.
vas together FOR the sails q ships. Instead 81 ii.
double nat scam no" IN commo use, Capt. Sapds
unites the edges IF the canvas by sewing ~, -
q small rope Zach seam Is therefore covered a.,
strengthened by a rope, and the hood Ian Of earv-
no longer necessary. Among the imurcyaj -,
arising from tie use Of the invention are the sojl1
ing The sails of a thirteen hundrei-tun shin :
monty require $500 yards Of canvas. By Ca
Sands Improvement a saving Of loo wards is e6..
ted. only $500 yards being necessary. An e,onor
Of nearly $500 j. thus effected for material. vbiet
lrciyit Of the suiJ : reduced nearly 50OOlbs II
ropes reuder the sail more durable, as they r-svo,,
chatting. The sails are also said to be stronger \, tbo
seams than the canvas i in its body. This has bssr
exemplhet in sails which were burst by the b.syv
pressure Of wind ~ a tornado, the body Of the c.nv,s
being rent, while the seams remained entire. W.
are Informed that sewing machines may ae readily
employed in making sails on this plan: but their u.s.
IN sewing canvas on the fiat seam method is too iacon-
veuieut 10 be advantageous. Capt. Sands improve
ment appears TO be one of considerable value, aud
there i a prospect of its extended Introduction
Scientific -IuCrtrdE-
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-. H. ...r-1f-r-
- .,f.r,sl- -. anil
- - r. ~ c,r.roren, 7, ,c,ui--s hut
- - - -. srab , mis-
LII; ~. a,4 .r.t mi.,bi-v,us i,5icjaI
- -. -. IT, ,II,5fBm in the
riIFs .r4 80 p. the .n,.rinr we5,. 20 take
,t.,n ,1.y ,f,,,a-her If - take q ljt,le is "a
correct rriD-ipI-. +. take the whole : c5rrec,
ais.
Tin. .Iit,- has set up several dummies and
knocked chem down again with IL spirit becOm-
In, "a well paid servant. we applaud him.
When he stated that he VS. no, posted" in
tie matter be- pretended 2, discuss. W. suspected
il only % curtain c1viv thrown ont o conceal
the strength Of his battery bu; we leave" be-
was not p.-tel sure enough. and the Court
doubtless felt comfortable T., his brilliant de-
Tense. One more I'll, .lE. that and we should
not b. surprised u notice All editors chair
advertised u let.
The land rent paid ~ ;Le chiefs was q Tax
in lieu VI a property TAX 10 support Govern
maut, and eEact-t upon The same principle
that - claimed ~ one time al the mountain
lands and Wild h~gI.YcH-, namely "audacliy,
there bong no legislature 70 interfere The
s4l-r4uent communication was 81 cHip from
TIE same block signify @iFHi>AeH "itH the
e'sH'm-n % J1H' o. H-iT"y the expenses oI
the land commission. We 90 not quarrel
with the acts OF Government 10 Its earlier days
IT, policy then was wise ana Jar seeing the
great iauit has been I'D "9t carrying Out th't
policy -'rt % hall way vi DOING ii-gIVe
up the aiI'dium u land and sui hold on TO
II, after the ancient method and 10 the con-
fusion II present ute-.
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SH>BRING.-We noticed last week that some Of the
b~oat-boys had captured 4 large shark At the entrance
OF the harbor. When brought ashore, the shark was
tried out ami yielded nineteen gallons Of oil. En-
coura-ei by their success, they Obtained "a horse car
cas- for bait. and on Monday and Tuesday caught
three more, making four in all, which will yield At
least half barre! Of Of, apiece.
The same sport Is being carried on At Nolokai,
where a large number Of sharks have been captured
for their oil. -
RAIS-The copious shower which fell last Satur-
day night, was Is refreshing a. unexpected. Last
wear we had several heavy rains in April and May.
and unless We nave more during this month, we
may look tr . dry and dusty summer,
JUDGE MCALLIsTER on rHE DUELLo-Nr. Han
McAIister, Judge Of the United States Circuit Court.
delivered = lecture in Sacramento, March 18th. fer
the benefit Of the first Presbyterian Church Of that
city. His subject was " The origin and history Of the
duel" The report IN the Union informs US that he
took the ground thar the practice Of modern dueIIinr
70 revenge private wrong had no sanction in history,
was neither known 10 the polished Greek nor 70 the
sturdy Roman. and had no Justification in the cbival-
r5ls customs q kulght-errantry. The latter was
sustained by law, was the creature Of the State. and
the sword Of the champion was consecratei bv the
minister @. religion. The oath Of the knight-errant
bound him 10 the performance Of noble duties. TO re-
dress public wrongs As well Is 10 defend the rights Of
the widow and the orphan. The modern duelliSt vio-
lated all law. human and divine. The lecturer then
exposed the talIacy of the principle Of modern honor
supposed to govern in cases Of duelling. and contend
ei, also, that the practice was more prevalent IN
newly settled countries. which were only partially
reclaimed from a state Of savage b~arbarity. Where
the influences Of a high state Of civilization prevailed;
where the sweet charities of woman were illustrated;
where the spirit Of true religion was thoroughly mani
Tested. there would he found an utter reprobatiou of
this barbarous and wicked code. The lecturer elabo-
rated his points n length. with great force Of argu-
ment and clearness of illustration.
TExAs-Orders have been issued recalling many
Of the troops in Texas, which are needed for the pro-
lection of the public property in the faithful States.
Col. Lee, who commanded that division, is on his
way home. with other prominent officers 1t costs
nearly two millions annually 10 maintain a sufficient
force in Texas 10 prevent Indian incursions, and yet
the recent Convention almost unanimously voted for
and Mr.. WigfalI declared in the Senate it
a matter of Indifference whether the troops were
kept there.