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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-08-13
EnrIUnEc RnIe.

STATE OF WIsCoNsIN-k ENosHA CoUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Eli G. Runals agst David H. Lane al.
PURSUAN CE Of the judgment in the above entitled
ton rendered May 18th, 1863 the regular of said
Hudson Fox Sheriff county shall
sale and sell at public auction the highest bidder there
for at the front door OF the House in the
ty OF Kenosa and state of WISCONSIN, O'clock the
forenoon of Saturday August 49, 1863 the following described
lots parcels OF land lying and being the county of Ke-
nOsha, to The third Of lot the
third of lot two block thirty four ia the st ward Of
the city KenOsha the southeast thr
ty-one 81 north Of range twenty three eHs
subject having MarEet street wdened ordinance the
city of Keno taking rod off the north end thereof
without expense orcompensaon and subject to mortgage
given Lee Clahn pr o. 1859 for $1,000 Also part Of
lot one in block fnine l59 the Or hiryone
l3 in town two north of range wentythree east in the
city of Kenosha commencing the south line Of said lot
where the line of Main ST. extended said line,
thence the south line OF said lot eight rods thence
north parallel with Main extended fifty IT, thence
par line osdlt Main extended thence south
line Main extended to place Of beginning
Dated May %, 1863. HUDSON FUXSheTh
j. j. PETIT, Pin 8 Atty 13wGl OF KcnOBha County.
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SuERERF,a SALE

State of Wisconsin, KemOSAa County Circuit
Court.
Hope Lathrop against The Kcnoha Rockford and Rock Island
kali Road Company: Benjamin Williamson Trustee in
possession of said kali Road, Josiah Bond Samuel Hale
Ernst Salomon, II. Otis Post, Thomas Moran Orson s.
Dawes.
In Of the Judgment in above entitled action
18th, 1863 the regular
Hudson Fox Sheriff of said county shall offer and
sell at public auction the highest bidder therefor
front door the Court House in the city and of K
n9sha and State of Wisconsin, at o'clock the
of Saturday October 24th A. d. 1863 the following
ed lot parcel of andor much shall be sufficient
testisfy said judgment and costs together with
of said sale, to witt Lot No. eight in Block No.
twelve 2 the south quarter Of section thirty
81 town two nOrthf range twenty three % and
in the city of Kenosha. Terms OF sale cash.
Dated July H. 1868. HUDSON FOX,
.. S. Il f. III. HEAD, Sheriff of kenosha County
3.
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Islrc DnY School Bell.

$4,000 copies issued A new Singing Book for
Schools and Seminaries, called the Day School Bell is
ready. 1t contains about 200 choice songs rounds
catches, Duets rios quaretts, and chOruses, many of
them written expressly for this work. besides 30 pages
of the Elements of Music which easy and progress
sve.
found, "Unce Sans School :" "Dont you hear the chill
dreu coming" always look the sunny side ;" 'The
little lass" and Little Lad" "0h, pair tree, ""Anvi
Chorus, )" s'Meet bv the running brook" &C.
1t is compiled bv Horace Waters, author Of sabbath
School Bell" Nos. and 2, Which have had the
GUS sale $4,000 copies. Prices-paPer covers rs Cts
$40 per 100; bound 80 cts, s25 per o. cloth bound
bossed gilt 40 cents $35 per 100. rs copies furnished
the 100 price. Mailed at he retail price.
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The Frox Market.

There is frog market i'll Pittsburg. and
quite large amount of business is done in it,
too. The frogs are brought from all parts of
the adjacent country, and disposed Of to res
taurant- keepers and others, at prices which,
considering that it costs nothing to raise them
must prove highly remunerative. Some are
considerably larger than spring chickens, and
are held at the lively price Of twelve cents
each The regular price to restaurant-keep-
ers is eight dollars hundred which is an in
crease Of twenty five per cent on the prices Of
last year. This seems a stiff figure for frogs,
but we were assured that, if the present de-
mand continues they cannot be had at so a
hundred, week hence. They are brought
to market alive, and with their sage looking
heads, and big, dreamy eyes, look as if they
heard and understood everything passing
around them-PjHSburg Chroujcie
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For the Eenosha Telegraph.


How dear to us some little token,
That once was given by friend,
They tell of ties that are not broken,
offriendship faithful to the end
How we prize some little letter
That charming schoolgirl sends,
In which she says, ''sbe loves me better
Than any Of her other friends"
OF we read its written pages,
Traced by the hand of her we love,
Hoping that in coming ages,
We shall meet in heaven above
Perhaps lock Of hair that's faded,
Il treasured with ring Of gold,
For the giver's grave is shaded,
By cypress, dark and I'D.
What tender mem'ries these bring ofteh'
Other, so lovely and gay,
And our hesrts do ever soiten,
When we think "Shes passed away"
All yes, we keep locket cherished,
Twas a brothers. parting gift
But our hopes have sadly persisted,
And our eyes to heaven we lift
Our hearts vii! now be lonely ever,
For that brother loved so wen
VIII greet our mortal vision never,
For low in Tenn essee he fell.
Salem. CYNTHIA.
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SheriG,a 9nle,

State Of Wisconsin, KeaoSha County Circuit
Court
Wy virtue of an execution issued out and under the
A seal oil the circuit court for the county of Kenos ha
and tate OF Wisconsin, and directed and deliver
ed in favor OF Hope Lathrop Plaintiff, against the goods
and chattes, lands aud tenements of Josiah Bond VIII
liam s. Strong, David Crosit and Enoch W. Evans or
either of them, Defe ndants: 1 have levied upon and
shall sell at pubic auction to the highest bdue there
for, at the front door of the Court House in city ID
county of Kenosha and state Wisconsin, o'clock
the forenoon of Saturday the 10Th day of September
1858, the following described real estate much
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy said judg
cost and expenses of said action to Wit:
All the right title and interest the said Josiah Bond
William S. Strong, David Crosit and Enoch w. Evans,
or either OF them, hal the 18th day May 1868
or has at any time sncesacquired in the following
described lot parcel OF land to Wit: The east one
hundred acres of the north quarter of section
twenty (20) town ~ north range twenty coy
in the town of Salem county of Kenosha and State of
Wisconsin. Terms of sale Cash.
Dated, August 4th 1868 HUDSON FOX,
o. 8. & +. Ii. HEAD, Sheriff of Kenosha Co
Pits Atty. 7w9
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He then says, finally

conjure my country women wives, moth
ers, sisters, and daughters of the Contederacy
to use their all powerful influence in aid of
the call, to add one browning sacrifice to those
which their patriotism has so freely and con-
stantlv offered on their country's altar, and
to take care that none who owe service in
the field should be sheltered at home from the
disgrace of having deserted their duty to their
families their country, and their God
CSigned JEFFERSON DAVIS.
J. p. BENJAMIN, Secretary of State.
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is entire work of 90 pages and nearly 225 tunes
and hymns. AS the musi is little difficult it is
just the book to follow Bell No. /. Nearly million
of these Bells have been issuei and ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may found, 'Shal meet beyond tn
River?" 'There is Beautiful World,' sorrow shall
again more - Don't you hear the Angels
ing ?" Thou, God me-" sabbath Bells chime -
&c. Prices of Bell No. Bell No. l. Both
numbers can be obtained in one volume, price, bound
copy 40 cents, $35 per hundred cloth bound, emboss
ed gilt, so cents S45 per 100 % copies furnished at
the 100 price. Mailed at the retail price.
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contains IA pages, and nearly 200 tunes and hymns,
is the most popular s. s. Book issued. Among the
most popular pieces are, Kind Words e len Above,
Christian Rero,' beautiful Zon,' ought to love my
MOTHER 'The Angels told me so,' IN the Light Rest for
the Weary, &c. Philosopher covers, 20 cents each
$5 per 100; bound 25 cts $40 per 100; cloth bound
bossed gilt, 80 cents, 1915 per 100.
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In the matter of the tate of Daniel Sykes deceased
FANO all whom it may concern. Letters testamenta>
n ry on the last will aud testament of said deceased
having been issued to Loren Sykes of the Sons
ers in the county OF Kenosha and State of Wisconsin,
the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1861 and months from
I'D after that day, being allowed and limited for creu-
itors to present their claims for examination and al.
lowance. Notice is hereby given that wilt, on the 22d
day of August A. D. 1862 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day, receive examine and adjust, all claims and
demands of all persons against said deceased
Dated, Kenosha, July 29th, 1858.
l. w. WEBSTER,
Avs County Judge
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will sell or exchange store 22xiS two stories Ugh;
the upper story is flashed Tor dwelling, and Ware
House the same lot, 2Ox8O, in Waukau, Winebago
Co., Wis There two extensive Touring Mills in the
place and 1t is situated in Of the best farming oCal
ties in the State. This is a good chance FIR any one
wishing engage In the mercantile, business in
try town. will exchange for house and lot in Keno
sha or small farm in KenOsha county, or for Dry
Goods or Groceries. Enquire of
CHARLES e. BROMLEY Kenosha.
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The New Patriotic Song Book

contains 96 pages of songs duets and choruses, both
sacred and secular including - pages of for
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
1t well suited for social singing, well Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, t'Where liberty dweils is my country" "The
Cnrisan Hero" Three cheers for Banner" "Come
sing to me of Heaven" Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean," "Freeman's Gathering" "Columbia's King
forever" "Marching Along" &C. Philosopher COW
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The Harp of Freedom

contains 80 pages of songs, duets and choruses for
Freedom. Among the choice pieces would name,
'Fair Freedoms MORN" 90 let my people 60" "over
the mountain" They worked me all the day." &c.
Price cents snge5O cents per dozen So per 100 pos
tape cent each.
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Waters, Cheap Music for the Million.

Arranged solos duets, quartets aud choruses, for
musical societies chors, Sunday schools public schools,
seminaries, etc. Shall know each other there !?
Don't you hear the Angels comng? Shall we meet
yond the rver?' BE in time,' There is Beautiful
World where Liberty dwells is my country Free
dom, TRUTH and Right, I'VE coming, Father Abra-
'am, six hundred thousand more,' There is land Of
Love- Sorrow shall come again more,' Heavenly
Home Come sing to me of Heaven Land in sight
we will love sunday School, 'Our God is marching
on God the Nation Whitier's song of The
Plantation Negro Far Freedom. Morn has daWned
at last Over the mountain little Elias Angel
'Wiies gone to Heaven Suffer little children
unto me-, Bury in the morning, Mother Come to
thy rest, Sweet hour of Prayer &C. Price cents 80
cents Per doz., 50 per 1907 postage cent each. In
sheet form, with Piano Accomplishments, % cents.
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Published by HORACE WATERS, Ag't
No. 491 Broadway, N. Y
WAITRESS ChornI Harp--A New sunday

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Shall we know each other there Suffer little children
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For sale by SAWYER & THOMPSON, 50 Fulton av.,
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HORACE WATERS Agt
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Vocal Music, with Piano Accom- 1aInment.

large assortment of and popular songs, bal
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Among the most popular are, Shall know each 9TH
er there" Lowrey: "Why have my loved gone"
81 will be true to thee" ooh, there's such girl as
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INSTRUMENTAL Music for the Piano Forte-'.We are
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tAlways look on the sunny side "sha we know ca III
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PolKas Waltzes Marches Quicksteps Quadrills, &c
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Music mailed at the above prices.
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contains between 300 and 400 ofunes and hymns
and DID, of the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, revival, missionary, temperance, prayer and
conference, and all kinds ofsacred and social meetings
The music in this book has life and animation in it,
like sShining Shore,' Crest for the weary "Sha
know each other there ?' "Shal we meet beyond the
River, 'There is beautiful World" "Kind Words"
Sweet hour of Prayer" ''There is Land of Love-"
"SufTer little children unto me,' "God the
Nation" &C. Prices-singe copies, bound, so cents,
$40 100 cloth bound, embossed gilt, 20 CENTS $50
per 100. Mailed at the retail price.
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TAX SALE
REAsUREE's OFFICE KEEosHA COUNTY

TREAsURER's OFFICE KEsosHA COUNTY, ~
July 2sth, 1853.
Up. Il. Wood Treasurer of Kenosha County, do here
by give notice, that in pursuance of section of chap
ter % of the general laws Of 1882 shall sell at public
auction the first Tuesday being the first day Of Sep
TENDER next, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M of that
day. the Court House, in the city OF Kenosha the
following described lots pieces parcels OF land, Or
thereof may be necessary to pay the taxes
interest," and charges thar for the year 1862 TO wit
P. Fl. WooD, Co. Treas.
City of KcnOsha---FIrst Ward
The olLoaotng pieces ofEd'sd are In Sec 81 % s
Il Or.
VIM seymour-lot bk IS undivided hf-sec 81 T 2 %
or.
VIM seymour-lot bk 2s undivided hf-soc 81 T R 70
or
Geo Paul-lOt 3bk Il cor of I'D bk, thence
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Ruth: A Sacred Cautata


contains 126 pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer, mu
sic by Prof Cu. This excellent book fer
for the young. Prces-paper covers 20 cents, $l5 pei
100; bound % cents, $50 per 100.
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of peculiar construction to which attached the left
andle in sut'h manner rs to entirey do away with
all clogging at tie heel ofthe Plow
Farmers who ave seen them will have nothing else
will invite all roy old customers TO call and xamine
them for themselves They cost no more than the old
fashion. III. MITCHELL
Racine, Wis Sept. 18th. 2
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COULDN'T SPARE BILL-Thc Mexico (AIo.)
Citizen tells the following: "a gentleman of
strong Southern synpathies, while on a hunt
for three black boys, who had left him with
out any just cause, said to a friend that he
Didn't care so much for Sam and Yves, but L
can't do without Bill I'll give a thousand
dollars to get him back Here he burst into
q food Of tears and exclaimed: bill is my
own SON
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pURKEE's WESTERN ADDITION
te J0LLOlcin0 lands are an the s. W.
" r D Il q in FiSk'S WeSkerM Il

S Fisk--All within the city limits supposed
to be 50 feet Nv SOS
Fisk II within the city limits supposed
q be maximum widtk O: j!ft $50 0G
Fisk All within the city limits bounded
ON by hi OF qr OF see 81 us IL 4 90
5 Fisk % ~ "a > Fisk l. 81
Fisk u l. 4 81
tisk- AL Il . II ley and OF track Of
L. H. /. X. II. Co. II b 10
Fisk-ai except l. & II. l. X. II track, 3&4 II 20
Fisk 3 - "A 5 Fisk 10 - ) 81
tisk-t of Or sec3l: commencing on
line of market II cor + land owned
by Mrs Bronson thence TO Ii line of Dur
KEGS Western Addition, thence on sd
line intersectiOn with line OF
market st, thence line to beginning 10 ii
W POrter-Pt or sec 81: commencing
50 l-2rods and rods of the sc
of sd I'll sec thence II 81 rods and ~ links
thence W 8 l-3 rods thence y rods and
10 links thence 3 Ia rods to beginning, S 70
The foIL0aoing EandS are in MeS W. Or of Sec 81 T2
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contains 70 pages of tunes AMI hymns designed for
vYal, prayer, and conference meetings Price in pa
covers single copies, 10 cents, IS per 100. Meet
at the retail price.
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".
81 ~ M % E. Second Ward
ff5;a $ 81 Eg 51: s5ssPr = gpls
5SF s;ya,r 3 3 = hd5, $ Hss.p
The f,lIOaoing pieces of Land are in the N " O., Of
Sec 80 T2 NR28 E, and on Washington Island
3i Hssasin 7 IS 5HH Hsspptp a;
p...: ); !: 5$55 !: i :
The t9ttSsotn0 pteess stemd are IN the N Or 9rSec
8fHt !: IS e 7f 4::as' e
Tie .to51oeoing lands are in the ". w. Qr orsec TI
IN r. % f. e in Sd Ward OF the city e|Kenosaa,
ana in Dmkeea Wester" Adattton.
B??Ss 3! fh' hsa 5 1?55
7 TfRa Tyres Fee 4 i f Hi5a Fee 81
Tie o1IO'0i"g la''ds gre in the N f. Qr of Sec G,
l, ". r. % E.-3d Ward.
5. Scra6neT-com. at NV cor OF lot /, thence
S 81 1-2 it, thence { Z 10 rds to a point 81 10
# n of line OF lot 2, thence parallel to "
line OF sd lot to n line Of same, thence " to
Isa6eUa Coasrtney-com. $50 # e of NV cor of
lot l, thence parallel with W line of lots
2 to line OF lot 2, thence sd line to
the W line of Patrick Baiey's land about
rods, thence on sd Baiiey's line to side
Oft line st, thence to beginning 1872 2464 |
'joh% Mogam-part ne or sec. 6; CON. rod
229 # W of the ne cor of sd Or sec, thence
Al SIP #, thence s rds, thence Al SIP
#, thence IL rods to beginning, S19I
+. s. LOUeU-com. line of Deming st 1854
# " of the line of sd or sec, thence W on sd
st 81 Alp #, thence $50 s ~ IT thence g ST
#, thence 172 # to beginning, 26 81 |
Abnl HGnS0n-com. l76 # s of NV cor of lot
II, on the e line of Kenossa st, thence
parallel with the n line of sd lot 1871 fl, thenc
a # to point 15T # from the e line of
Kenosha st, thence 154 #, thence A
o. ColaoelI-com. rds of the sw cor of lot
= sd n SSr nn limo Of n tho
thence e 10 rds, thence 81 rds thence -
rds, thence n 6 rds to beginning, 81 CT
7. d. BORd-Com. SO rds of sw cor Of lot
10 on the e side OF Kenosha st, thence
to the sec line, thence rds, thence W to
KeRoSha st, thence rds to beginning, 1887
SBOrTOU0hs-cOm. IS rds 8 Of sw cor of lot
IS & on line of Kenosna st, thence par.
allel with line of sd or to the line of
sd or sec, thence S 3 3>4 rds, thence W TO
Kenosha st, thence n 3-4 rds to begins
I'm " Foster-com. 2s7 # s of the Sc cor
of lot 16 on W line Of Kenosha ST. thence
&c #, thence W to old Chicago road thence
n &c #, thence to beginning Is Al
John II Nichots-lots 20 % & part of lot
! IS as follows beginning at Sc cor of lot %.
thence n line sd lot IS f. thence W to
point 50 # n Of sW cor of sd lot thence
to cor, tn ence to beginning Also
all the land lying of sd parcels Of lots
d e ofthe telegraph road and bounded
8 by the alley between lots 25 & O. 145 90 !
d BRIDEGROOM. 70 rods s oftle d
of lot II & 10 rds of the center of
old Chicago road, thence 6 rds thence q
W l>2 rds, thence n rds, thence e 5 1-2
rds to beginning, 921
lot u & 10 I-2 rds of the center Of the
old Chicago road thence 6 rds theme = 8
IL rds, thence n 9 rds, thence 5 10 rds
S B Scot-cSm. IL rds S of Sc cor of lot II
thence " 10 rds, thence 8 3 rds, thence 10
rds. thence rds to beginning 5DIY
oflot II 6 229 - # " Of old Chicago road, y
thence " Il rds; thence n 5 5-8 rds,
lficSasi o'N-ooH .' s I'd. "a Is i-5 ras 'I
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Besides he has large and well selected stock Of
GROCERIES g. PROVISIONS
Farmers Of KenOSha County !.
WROUGHT IRON FRAME.

HNoR a number Of years have supplied you with my
n Flows, but have just invented Il new and grand
Improvement, ION which apply for patentO consist
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The JOlLOacing pieces Of lands IN the s. E. Qr of
Sec 30 2 ~ R % H. and in the 2d aoard ofthe city
OF ReROSh1.
Ii J Curtis-Pt of blk 81: commencing Sc IDS
W of sc cor of sd blk and 5 line of
thence 1t IL rds, thence W 4 rss, thence
10 l-2 rds, thence 4rdS to beginning. 81 800
Paul Bremer-Pt of blk 81: commencing 40
rds of Sc of sd blk and s line of
same, thence l6 l-2 rds, thence
line of sd bk thence of same,
thence to beginning, except = IDS IN width
OFT " side owned by the C. E. NJ. 4 { II. r..
Co, 81 4 90
Fisk Il Bond-sw Or of az of 81 52
Fisk or of NV or of ~ "a
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