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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02

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and factories. and the bsneul influence Of ssdnts smpsy.
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Woman proceeding from casual or inherent weakness Of h&
body, the one great remedy and restorative 10
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. CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERS.
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THE CODE OF PROCEDURE.

Among the amendments TO the Code Of Procedure
bill before the Senate last night was the following
Section 256 Ia amended by striking on; all after the word
fsnowing;
" In every action which issue Joined and placed
gpon the cslondAu Of the Supreme Court OF the Fiat Jn'
gcls Dstrict tbs Superior Court OF tho City OF New
OF The Court Of Common Pleas for the City and County
Whale the said Issue Of fact, Add on
nns VI Toe hls note Of issue In any ectiOn commeDced
sad Courts on and after tbs passage Of tbS b
,ns nsnes therein specified shall b. issues Of fact "a
! F'y w" Pner 70 the pspsae Of this oct, dsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02

Thomas house since August LAST with Mrs. Thomas
the she died there sothk e matter with her
Eiday that morning she went away Mr.. Thomss and
called my husband aud my.elf up; ny boy
20 for found Mrs Thomas ID her bed ahs seemed
10 have convuons fits che bad them at intervals all night
and was quite sensible between them alter Dr. Ryan
and administered medicine so EASIER tho Doctor said
abe better and told home. and have sleep
that the danger Dr. Ryan between II and
be saye deceased medicine out Of boei saw
ELECT except the s not hard he bled her
snd then opened the wound again not In the habit Of
going 10 house know any trouble between MI and
MIS- Thomas that night she prayed that she ifht be saved
children aud remarked that she had not TAKE
any poison strange that she should make this
marx the Doctor left a. st. and abe then aiye whom
went up after she dead: Dr. Ryan came again
be told me lie did not think her dsngelous have heard
that Mr. aud Mira 1homss had words twice since Chrtms
heard that there jealous feeling existing between them
deceased bad about conyusons while was thefo Mr..
Thomas outside the room, apparently In great troubles
Toe goverDess aud suppose Mr. Thomes, weIo present
on sunday night and wanted Mr. Thomas would not
him and ne tho next morning aud sid that tho au
hoes wanted TO eIbume the body !hen let him In the
would be buried Monday and then heard that hs
DO buried Sunday the body looked very good they
employed hsar.e and Carriages Ie's,nss nom
tcsd that the canped did not take notice Of her
deceased talked mostly Ia German.
sm phy,ciAn; have diploma but have certificates from
protectors abroad Mr. Thomas family physeiani at
ended about Christmas in the hoaso tho week
before deceaed died; abe not complaining ho was
called Friday night week sgo arrived there about hall
past O'Clock lying In bed and complained Of palm
Der feet; her head h and when she touched TO- II
produced slight Kind Of couyulsoosj gave her dose Of
morphine but il had effect aud still remained very ssns
touch about half hour sho had srong
bout hour she quite and then got sensitive TO
touch down stairs about half hour when she
I'D another ct Of convuons then took shout two
" two later thought the convulsions over and
zone about hslfps oclock lsf Mas Stock he govern
a) hsTs when went swJi vss called again, Ito wsa
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In DYSPEPSIA, FsvxR AND Aeur, Bniors COMPLAINTS.
CoSsrlrUrIosAL and NERVOUS DEBILITY COSsrsPAr.osf
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Woman proceeding from casual inherent weakness Of hs
body the one grs., remedy and restorative 10
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To wanderers or land
From Polar shore to Tropic strand
To household lonc and regions new,
And jewellers Ia great cities. too,
To soldiers In camp. fort, and field
Who need against disease shield,
To miners. California bound.
A nd tillsn Of wet, msrshy ground,
To feeble wives OF fragile mold,
To young. and midde-aged, and odi
TO those In health who would enjoy ~
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and Alternative now bdf0rs the worlds ,,.v-fr
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Sold by respectable Druggists in all parts Of The "'"@
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-25

TO Philip J. Hooker, Ward @. White, Robert g. Houston,
Julius L. Gilbert, Charles +. Morgan, Joseph Beals
William Bone, Thomas Sausse, Roswell Robertson and
I. Lyman Newell:
W0U hereby notified that petition has been ned
with the clerk of the county Board of Supervisors Of
he county OF KenoBha and State CT signed by
~ HookerW. O. White, T. 8. Houston and L. Gilbert,
praying that said county board efsupelvisors would
sDsh, locate and construct to be established
located ana constructed ditch, ain water course
for essons stated In said Petition from the starting
point upon the route to the terminus hereinafter
described, that is to say: Commencing about forty
rods south of the center of the northw quarter
ton sixteen, town one north range twenty two
in the town of Pleasant Prairie, county of Kenosha
Wisconsin; thence south the weat line of the east
half of said northwest quarter of said section sxe
thirty-two rods thence south twenty degrees
east forty rods thence south three degrees
y nine and fifth rods thence south thirty four
grees west, tweny>eigh rods; thence west four rods
the southwest of the north east quarter of the
south quarter of said section SIXTEEN thence south
westerly about hundred and thirteen rods to the
north east of section twenty town north of
range twenty-five east; thence south sixty 1.-TWO
degrees west 6ttyNsx rods thence south sevenytwo
degrees west fortye ight rods thence south forty ve
degrees west sixtyseight rods thence south eighty
degrees west, rods to the line the
south east quarter OF the north quarter of said
uon twenty which will be the terminus Of said ditch
drain ..
And you further notified that in said petition is
set forth that the lard owned by each of you will be a
ected by the construction Of the proposed ditch ain
and further that said petition will be heard before the
said couaty Board Supervisors of the county of Ke-
at their the court house in the city OF KenUsha
and county aforesaid the sixth day fJuy A. 1868
at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day.
| Dated KenCsha, Wis. June i0t A. D. 563.
IRA PIERCE,
Clerk of the County Board Of Supervisors,
8Wl o he county of KyDOsha, Wis
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smursERn,a aaIKt

STATE OF WI CoXsIS, KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
HDY virtue OF execution issued uut and under the
Nd seal Of the Circuit Court fOr the county Of Senosha
ana State OF Wisconsin, rsCd tbs 18th day of April A.
D. 4 50, and 20 directed and delivered in iaYoi OF
Alison Fech, Plaintiff, sgainst the goods and chatiss
lands and tenemeut4 KiChara Lee aud Thomas Lee
Defendants, have levied upon aud shah sell at public
auction the hghl5 bidder therefor a the front door
the OonrE House ia the city and county Of henosha
and State of Wisconsin, o'clock in the afternoon
OF Saturday the 27t day OF June. d 1863, the follow
ing described estate, much hereof SHAH be
sufficient satisfy said Judgment, costs md expeu
of said action All the right, title and interest
which the said Richard Lee Thomas Lee had on the
Goth day Of Nov mbef, 1862 OF has my time since
acquired he following described lots parcel
of land wit Northwest quarter Of he uOrthea st
quarter of section % tcwn (2) range twenty
(22) the OF SOWers, county Ct Kenosha
and State of Wisconsin. HUDSON FOX,
}, b. JILsUE, PITS Airy. Sheriff kelosha GO.
Kenosha, May l4th, 1858. IH39
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MhrtiG.n RnIr.

Stats of Wisconsin, Heuosto county Ctgcua Coqqt:
q y virtue Of execution issued out an under he
seal Of the circuit court for the county - kenOshn
and State Of WscOnsin, tested the sth day June
1868 and to dreced and delivered in favor OF Hcpe
Lathfop Plaintiff gains the goods aud ehattes, lands
and tenements Of Josiah Bond William s. Strong, David
Crosit and En0ch W Evans, Deferdauts h8ye levied
upon and shall sell public auction to the highest bid
der therefor, the front door Of the Court uOuse
the city and county and state Of Wisconsin,
O'clock Of tile forenoon Of Saturday the day
August 1868, the following described real estate
much thereof s shall be sufficient to satisfy said
Judgment ana expenses Of said action 10 wit
All the right title and lRterest the said Josiah Bond
william Z. strong, David Crost ard knoeh ". Evans
since acquired ia to the fono6rg described lot or
parcel Of land to wit; The east hundred acres Of
tie orth west quarter OF cIiVh twenty (20) town
north OF range twenty (20) east in The town OF Salem
county Of Kenosha and state Of Wisconsin. Terms OF
saie cash.
Dated June 18th 1865.
o. &. & h. Ii. HEAD, HUDsON FOX,
6w2 ms ATTY, eff OF KenoshA 90.
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NEOrIgaSc Sale.

STATE OF WIsCoSsIN-kENOSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Eli G. Runals agst David H. Lane Of al.
PURSUAE CE of the judgment in the above entitled
ton. rendered Nay 2th 1853 at the regular OF said
court, Hudson Fox Sheriff of kehosha county eha offer
for sale and sell public auction to the highest bidder tn
the front doo OF tie court House in the and eohn
of Kenosha and stated Wisconsin, Mt o'clock in the
forenoon Saturday August 90 1863 the folio described
lots parcels Of land lying and being the county Of ke
nOsha to wit The third of lot and the east
third of lot block thirty four in the LIST ward of
the kenOsha in the southeast thr
ty-one 3 town two north Of range tweRt east
subject having Market street Widned ordinance Of the
city of Keno ha y taking rod off the north end thereof
without expense compensation and subject to mortgage
given Lee Cafn April 20 1889 for $780, As part Of
lot block lift -ine so on thes thirty-oue
1911 in town north of twentythree east in the
city Of kenOSha commencing the south line OF said lot
where Of Naiu tended line
tberce tie south Tine said vI eight rods themes
parallel Main ended fifty it, thence
parl the souh line sd II to Main extended thence south
east line OF Main extended to place Of beginning.
Dated May IS, 1868. HUDSON FOX. Sheriff
j. j. PETIT, Pins Atty. 13w51 OF Ecnosha County.
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Mortgage SnIe.
STATE OF " Isl ONsIN,
COUNTY CIRCuIT COURT

STATE OF WIS., ONHlN,
KEEosHA COUNTY CIRouIT COURT
Seth Doan & Nathan Hawley, P4diati68,
against
Anna Y Colwell, Amanda A. COiwell, Clara a. Ford,
Victorine A. Cowei!, Otis Cowen and Nelson Jay
Colwell DeJeHdd1tts.
I'D virtue Of judgment of Foreclosure md sa lie
ED made and ed in the above entitled action on
IA. 9Th day OF May, A. 1868 in said Court shall Of
and the from door Of the Court House
the city county Of KenOsha the 20 Ii da Of
Of JuEe, D. 1868 AT the hour Of oclock NJ. of
SAID day al the following described real estate Wit
81 uated yng and being in The third ward Of the city
of Kenosi in the State of Wisconsin: part Of the
non tn quarter section Elk Gin township
}, north of range twentysthree (23i east
commencing at point the east line KenOsha street,
Ijne south of the south Of lot If
SAID quar,er section; thence easteriy parallel
with tie south hEe Of lo1 fifteen 5) distance Of hN
rods thence south parallel with said street CO.
rods thence westerly parallel with lot fifteen aforesaid
the east liue of Kenosha street 6ftee 5) rods $;
thence norhery the east line Of said street six (6)
rods the place Of beginning; the being thu late
Homestead fOts Colwe deceased.
Dated May 6, 1865. HUDSON FOX,
J, b. JILsUS, Flls Atty. Gw4S Sheriff,
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I'm k'rODhtt-EAtH SONHIJ NOWTI'
In the matter of Guardianship of Alexander Yule,
insane person:
AT Office is hereby given, that by virtue and in pur
of order of license made i'll said matter
the 25th day of April 1862 by the county conrt
of said county, the undersigned guardian OF alexander
Yue of the of Somers in county of KeuOsha
insane person, will the 9th day OF July, a. D.
1868 at O'Clock the afternoon OF that day the
front door of tie Jurt House il the city Of Kenoha in
the county of Kenosha and state of sconsin, offer for
sale public Vendue the following described lands sit
uate in the said county of Kenosha and state of Wis
consin, to wit:
The southwest quarter OF section fourteen 4l in
township two (2) north Orange no twenty-five (22)
east the north eighty of the west hun
bred and twenty the south east quarter OF
ton fourteen (4 in sa township 10. two W north
of range twenty 22 east The terms of sale viii
be made known at the time and place of sale
Dated June 1853. ALEXANDER SPENCE,
3Wi Guardian,
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sheriff. sale

KENosHA County CIRcufT CoURT.
Hope Lathrop against Samuel b. Scott Samuel Hale and
Mary Is. Hale.
I'm pursuance of the judgment in the nbove en-
titled action, rendered November 18th 1872 at ths
regular Court /, nudsOn Fox sheriff OF said
County ga oheI for Rae and sell az public auc-
ton highest bidder therefor he front door q" the
Court House county Of KenOsa an state Of
Wisconsin half past o'clock ~ the forenoon Of Thurs
day July Cd A. d. 1868. the following described lot or
MARCEL of land living and being sad Of KenOha 20 Wit
All OF Lot No three r. in Block No. hfsy nine 59 Ying
et of Excbang Street excepting thferOn much Of the
west end Of aid 10: three - decided by David Bsh
H. o. and g. L. Sh0es, beng rods
ar ss nS befngo quar- section 0. Lr
tyooe d. toy to = north Of fange Twenty TIN rs
% - ~ IaT1s III ssi. cash. HUDSON FOX,
Dated Ell. -, 456J. Sherih Oh KeHctia Co.
o. ;. 4 I. u. HEAD, Pins Attys. jSw43
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entire work Of 192pages and nearly 223 tune
and hymns. = the rnusic il little difficult it il
just the book to follow Bell No. /. Neary miller
Of these Bells have been issueJ and are now ringing
through This aud other countries Among the many
River ?" ''fhere is Beautiful World" "Sorrow snail
come again more" Don't you hear the Angels com
ing?" Thou, God, me-" Sabbath Bells chine
&c. Prices of Bell Ne. 2 are same as Bell No. Boil
numbers AN be obtained IN volume, price, bounC
copy 40 cents, S35 per hundred cloth bound emboss
ed gilt 80 cents, $40 per 100. % copies furnished a
the leo price. Mailed at the retail price
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Ts,e Day school ELL.

$4,000 copies issued. A singing Book for
Schools Senicr ries. called the DaySchool Bell, is
ready. I: contains about 200 choice songs round
catches duets, ios quartetts AMI choruses many OF
them expressly for this work beaides 81 pages
the Eements of MUSIC which easy and pr ogres-
siVe
among the large number of eautiful pie es nay be
found Unce sam. school," Don't you hear the chit
dreJ coming" always look the sunny sde," 'Fne
lii tie ass, and Little Lad, son, pair tree" 'Avil
Chorus" Meet nv the running BROCK" Sc,
1t is compiled bv Horace Waters author Of sabbath
Schoo. Bell" Nos. and 9, which have had the
ous sale S2500G copies Pricespaper covers, % cts,
$40 per 1O0; bound 80 cts, S25 per o. cloth bound
bossed gilt 40 cents $35 per 100 % copies furnished
The 100 price. Mailed at he retail price.
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In ssrobo,o--Ts eno,..n 40. Coa,a.

In the MISTER of the estate Sarah Brown decea sed
Tan reading and fling the petition OF Alexander UnN
NH"d4rw0Od admnIsI at0r, with the will annexed of
the estate OF Sarah Brown deceased, setting forth de-
sCrption of ali the real estate OF which said deceased
died seized and ing that license be TO him granted
sell the whole Of said real estate Tor the pun pose
paying certain egacies, and the proceeds divided
among the iegatees named in said will Is is therefore
ordered that all persons interested in said estate,
pear before the Judge OF this court Thursday, the
23d day Of July at 10 o'clock at his Office ia
the city of Kenosha, and then aud there show cause
Of any there stall be) why license should not be grant
ed said administrator TO sell said real estate accord
ing to the prayer o! said petition Ana is furthe 81
deted that copy of this order shall be published for
four successive weeks prior said day of hearing in
the "Ksnosha Telegraph" weekly newspaper publish
ed al KenoSha.
Dated June 10, 1853. 's
4a1 i W MERSrER County, Judge
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e5- The appointment of Gen. Schofeld tc
the command of the department Of Missouri
has been regarded by the radicals as tri-
umph of the conservatives. But he has writ
ten letter to friend which puts the question
at rest aud shows that he is all right on the
emancipation question, at this time the most
important question before the people of Mis-
souri,. He says;
You were right in saying that | was an
anti-slavery man, though not an abolitionist,
before the war These terms have greatly
changed their relative meaning since the re-
bellion broke out regard universal enan-
cipation as one of the necessary consequences
of the rebellion, or rather as one of the means
absolutely necessary to acomplete restoration
of the Union and this because slavery was
the great cause of the rebellion, and the only
obstacle in the way Of a perfect Union The
perception Of these important truths is spread
ing with almost astonishing rapidity i'll this
State. have great hope that the State con
vention, which meets on the 10Th inst, will
adopt some measures for the speedy emanci-
patton of slaves. If SO, our difficulties here
will be substantially at an end. a1nr.
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suERBFF,s SALE.

KENOSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
GaylOr Sheldon, ct al agst Auahei W Benam ami Eza
beth Benham.
pursuance of and by virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure
and the Circuit Court Tor the county Of Kenosla
made the above entitled action shall offer for sale
sell public auction the highest bidder Saturday the
18th day Of July 1868 at O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day the of the Court House in the City and
County Kenosha and State Of WIscOusinai the follow
ing described real Estate much thereof shall be
essay make the amount Of said Judgment interests and
and the costs and disbursements OF said sale TO wits
part Of the cast
halt quarter section number twenty
z5 in township No. one north Of range No. nineteen
isl east situated the town Randall. in the county aud
aforesaid bounded and described follows
wtCOmmencng in the centre Of the road whore
the line thence running north chans and
links the southwest Of VIM Faulkners landthence
u IS degrees chains and sixty links; thence
north % IL west cham ana hfy-twO lukB
70 degrees chains thence thence north
"a degrees west eight chaiDs thence north II degrees
chains eight links; thence due west
chains twenty links the north corner Of
Thomas Paceys land thence south tWentyOne chains
links thence chains and nneyfOpr links
south eight degrees east cha and Hyree
the buryng ground thence along the north line Of
said buryng ground four chains and sixteen Inks thence
nth degrees five chains and three Links TO the
the road thence eateTy along the centre Of said
ehaiRs and nDetyseycn links 70 the place OF b0
gDping and containing about hryeeht acres, he the
or less.
Sherf's Office, April 49, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
WEBsTER SCHoFF, Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
Plf 8 Attys 1916
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contains between 800 and 400 pages and hymns
and old, of the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, revival missionary, temperance, prayer and
conference and all kinds ofsacre and social meetings
The music in this book has life and animation in it.
ike Shining Shore" Rest for the weary" 'Shal We
know each other there ?" "Shal we meet beyond the
R,ver,' ''Th,re is beautiful world" "Knd Words,
Sweet hour of PRAYER" ''Tbere is Land of Love-
Suffer little children to me,'' 'God save the
Nation" &c prices-single copies, bound, 30 cents
$40 per 100 cloth bound, embossed gilt 60 cents, $50
100 Mailed q the retail nrice
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. W. WEBSTER, County Judge.
an probate-Keno-la Coun.y Gourl.

In the matter of the estate of John Williams:
ia reading aud filing the petition Of Bridget Will
" la,ns, of Brighton in Keuosha county Sta of
wisconsin, and king due proof the same present
ing among other things, that John Williams late of
Brighton the nth day OF June, n 1892 died intes-
tate leaving goods, chatels and es,ats wi him this
county and that she the petitioner is widow of said de-
ceased praying that administration of said estate
be granted to her. 1t is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge OF this Court Thursday the
ID day OF July A. 1863 at ten O'Clock A. NJ his Of
fee in city and county ofKenosha. And it is fur
Their ordered that notice thereof be given to the heirs OF
said deceased and all persons inter ested by publish
log copy of this order for three successive weeks pr
or to said day of hearing in the Kenosha Telegraph
weekly newspaper printed and published at KehoSha,
in said county.
Dated KenOsha, June T. 1868.
8w1 Nv. WEBSTER, Co. Judge.