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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14
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TIVE governmental and political eueshoas 81 -
coming year q have q. ahsorhine iatstest ~ sF-y
citizen. We ,ngsg-l sssutc cyl ~.r. me re-
suit az which nous oaa frsses IL tbres'-as rsa'e.
change he ins1fauons asd priDcpiss uPsa ~ee ne
Government vss founded. ard The eestrunaon 81 ne
liberty and rights Il the citizen, saeh a. NE
people q ne ~sber Bstion have enjoyed, ana
vhlch may BE- attrbsted eaf uneQoaiea proSrs~
IN nat email prosperity ana greatness TIE s-sos WI
,oo be upon a. whether this free Governmsui shall %
preserved manssinsd and the rights 81 ne states
under the Constitution rerretus,ed, ersPo~sF" osn'f.
suthori,y b permitted - rroe cot ~ th ~s' eoh'er
Atng State tines insttutions and al thos- e'e
upon The FEDERAL Gosernfucsi. rights reserved ~ me
States. which have constituted the exeesnee and 'ups
uority q nationality States Zone . the sea io'
the object, ses fsrth In the conshuton' ea'
distinct the binows' IN the management 81 'hsH
purely a Ne &c Affairs. These questions were involved
IN the elections ans ne voice Of The peops ~"
emrhsosiy expressed Cor The 'constisusion a.
T. and the Union q ~ss" Never ~ss there time
when imporian, that The people should b. ther
sughly advised the progress and eondi'ien 81 pues
Affairs AM Of passing people are not NJ Tor
selfgoverumsnt uress with niellsssi Judgment they
decide upon the question, which AFFECT ste their o~n
and the public welfare.
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A new Legislature will assemble the sth q 1sna.
AIRY newt It, action ~il have deep Interest for The
citizens of Indiana The Nssfsasf wll contaln faithful
and insllgsn, report ~ Ne preesedags. that tbs
reader understand from day a.y VIA, their Repre-
srntatiXos arr ttanp
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viii SOON assemble. and the most important questions
gill be broughs before u Coz ds,ermlustien One q
which, the Emancipation ard Celonsstion policy q Tho
President viii vitality snec, The faisre Of the ooantry
All Interesting Congressional proceedings ~ill BE- re-
ported IA The fssfiasf
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Has proved Itself equal the task that has devoved
upon
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FOR DYSPEPSIA

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de~e In all eases be increased desired. but u shoul'
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

Diseases occurring from and the will b
enirvy cured BY the Constitution Mater, ttaken tor Az,
length 81 time. The doss should vary with the vert,
u the dease from twenty drop 90 ateaspoonful hrs
times day, IN water During the passage ~ the Cacu
luz, the pain and urgsnt symptoms should he eombaiee
with the proper remedies then followed up by tbs Con
stitution Water, az above directed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
MrEFmERE,a aAn-E.

Star If Wisconsin, Keno&ha Comfy Circui
C0urk
Hope Lathrop, against Nicholas Ehe, and Mary E.
Ehie.
In pursuance Of the Judgment in the above entitled &C
ton, rendered November 18th 1860 the regular term
OF said court: l. Hudson Fox sheriff OF sad county
shall offer Tor SALE and sell pubic auction, to The
highest bidder, therefor front door Of the Court
House. in this city and county Of kenosha, State
OF ".consn at 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon Of Saturday,
the oath day OF Octuber, a. d. 1868 The following
described lots parcels o land lying being in the
city and county Of kcnosha, State OF Wisconsin and
particularly described follows wit Lots one Fl
two ri three, 3l in block wenty-seven l27I in The
south east quarter of section thryore III Two,
" 81 a "| tree III ei ~ Wl tte
off of the sou III end OF lois ~ ana two III Terms
OF sale cash.
Dated July 23I, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
J. j. PETIT, Sheriff OF Keuosh, County
Pits Atty. l2w7
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'Of all things, Lucy Taylor, haven't you
finished this dress yet ?-and worn it so ma
ny times +! Here's the skirt only pinned and
basted on; and as true as | live, no cording
on the neck !"
well, said Lucy, not one bit disturbed,
who'll be the wiser for what's under my col
lar? and you shall see how nicely my sash
covers the skirt. There, now, don't look as
neat as PIN"
Cousin Barbara nuttered something about
'foljted SepuJchres," that Weston did not stop
to hear, for he seized his hat and rushed fran
tically into Freds room, astonishing that
worthy into an impolite exclamation.
''Its so hot in my room" said Weston APP
ologetically.
''Ill warrant Cousin Barbara has got up a
fire, said Fred, laughing. II don't believe
that woman was ever warm in her life. She
ought to live in the Torrid Zone wherever
that is"
Every one said that it was delightful
picnic, and every one said that Lucy Taylor
never looked prettier in her life than she did
in her dress of delicate blue, and the few white
flowers in her hair Weston, too looked adj
mirably upon her; bat he walked and danced
with her in constant fear, lest, by some I'M
iuChJ StCLl hC lllSuC Oiii W lA2llI Tie Sc
cretS concealed by the sash about her slender
waist and he found himself gIancing nervous
ly at her collar lest it might by some chance
become unfastened.
'What if she were my wife p He said to
himself; ''she would keep me in perfect
state of continual martyrdon."
The next day Weston astonished the Tay-
lors by announcing the necessity of his imme-
date aeturn to the city, as his presence was
needed at the bank. Fred. demonstrated Wig
orously-the Squire politely urged his further
hospitalities, and Lucy was secretly disap
pointed; but, in spite Of all, the portmantear
was packed, and the numbering hack order
ed to call in season for the evening train.
Il dare not trust myself another day." sale
Weston mentally, 'for l should forget every
thing, and make my self and Lucy miserable
for hfe.'
So Henry Weston came no more at Ard
Icy, and the village gossips looked and wait
ed in vain for tokens Of an approaching wed
ding at Squire Taylors. After while the
settled down in the conviction that the prom
ised match was really given ups but the wi
scst Of them never could conjecture ochy Lucy
! Taylor lost her IOuer.
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auaERpRE.,A aAEn

TATE OF WISCONSIN,, KgSosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
isaac J. Capp dgu5nst Meredith Rowland Frankli IA
II. Head, City Bank Kenosha, Juian Oyerbay.
ard Frederic ". Lyman
In pursuance of the judgment in the above entitled &C
tiun rendered May 9th, n d 1867 regular term
said Court, Hudson Fox Sheriff Of Keno County
SHAH offer for sale, and sell pubic auction 10 the
highest bidder therefor for CASH the front door Of
the Court House IN the city and county Of Keuosha
and state OF Wisconsin, ten o'clock the forenoon
Of Saturday October Il H. 1868, the following dpscri-
lots or parcels OF land, much thereof be
suhcient to satisfy said Judgment together with the
peses Of sucn sa, % me north half Of the south
west quarter Of section ~ ~ north Of
range twenty three 23) east excepting therelrom six
ner 8 Morris, by William Seymour. so the south
ha OF the North han Of the south quarter OF sec
ton seven ~ same town and range aforesaid except
ing thereirom al that said parcel lying east Of
the kenosha and EaeIpe road laid and also
Excepting tie ttack of the Green Bay, Mjwaut ee
Chicago Railroad HUDSON FOX
Dated July 10 1867. Sheriff Kenosha Co,
O,S. d +. Ii, HEAD Plf7s Attys. 18w6
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axe RsEEFF,s sAs,R,


State Of Wisconsin, Kc~osda Couniy Circuit
COHrt
El virtue Of execution issued out OF, and unuer
BID the seal OF the Circuit Court for the county OF ~
uosha, and State Of Wisconsin, to me directed and de-
vered in favor OF Thomas Prcture, Plaintiff and agan
the rea estate hereinafter described Of Michael Clark
defendant, have levied upon, and shall seii at public
auction TO tic highest bidder therefor, at the front
door OF the Court House in the citysnd county Ken
osbe, Sta Of Wisconsin, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Of SATURDAY September 18Th, 1863, the following de-
scribed real estate TO wit:
''Al the right title, interest which the said Mich
ae Cdl had on the 18th day OF February 1867 has
at aoy time since had i'll aud the following descrb,
I'd real estate part Of lot six 6), in block Tor
south west quarter OF section thrty-two (2)
~, norh OF range twenty-three (23) cast the
city Of Kenosha, mmencng three ~ rods east Of the
south west corner Of lot six (6 aforesaid thence east
to SOUTH east corner Of thence north four a.
rods thence wiz ia taree 20 rds Of north west
corner Of said lot six (6) thence south beginning.
Dated. August Sd, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
o. s. Il +. II. HEAD Sheriff Of Kenosba CO.
Pih's AtTys. 6H9
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g,l,e nay scboo, s.Yr

rs 200 copies issued A new Singing Book for
Schools and Semin2ries, called the Day-School Bell is
nov ready. 1t conans about 200 choice songs rounds
Catches duets rios, quaretts and choruses, many
them written expressly for this work. besides 81 pages
Of the Elements OF Music which easy aud progress
siYe
Among the large number OF bsautIfui pieces may be
found, "Unce Sans School," "Dont you hear the chill
dreE coming" Always look the sunny side, 1.-The
little lass" and "Litte Lad, "0h, pair tree" 'Anvi
Chorus" Meet meet me BY the rdnnng BROOK &c
1t is complied by Horace Waters author Of sabbath
School Bell" Nos. and 2, which have had the euorm-
sale oil $4,000 copies Philosopher covers, % cts
2G per 100; bound, 30 cts, S25 per o. cloth bound IN
bossed gilt ~ cents $50 per I0U % copies furnished
the 100 price. Mailed at he retail price,
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nKsEREER,a SALE

State Of Wtsco@s1n, Kenosha County Circuit
EOuTL
HOPE athrop against The RcDosha Rockford and Poc
ran road companw Benjamin williamson as Trl,ste ~
Eoossas' q 5a ''el ROAD, Jos.Eh Bond samuel Hail
GF"St SalJHon, II. Otis Post, Thomas Moran Or
Head, Harmon Marsh Thomas Prcturg and u5Ili p
Dawes. anu hhlhih
In Pursuance Of the Judgment in above eptitIea o.tf
renee ted May 18TH 1868 al the regular term Of ei 80
hudson OK sheriff Of said county STA offer gr
sell az public auction, 10 the highest ddrr INV 1
front dor o. the SSgft Ionao Ia tie eity and county Ke
p4-ha and stare OF e0nsn, 0'eo. in the Grenno
Of saturday october 23tn, D. 1868 the Following dsr
cd tor parcel Of andor mnc shall be- oieu
20 TESTIFY sHd judgment and costs tspeubtr with the
pen5es - 81 SAFE to VIII Lot No. eight in Block No
EHsFe ~ on 5 south quartar section thirty on
l5l town two y north range twenty three eay Any
IN the CITY or heh0sha Terms OF sale cash
Dated July u. 1868 UIJDSON ROW
o. S. 4 +. II. HEAD, Sheriff of Kenosbs Co.,;
Pin .Attys. Igwe "'''
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~. e-sz -. - Fer the9K snosha Photograph
re WY Erie nd aErs. o. - a TFesasure
81 Hu EAksxHFtFseayi ss4s.ls 2 u 5ssR
BY EVA ALTON.

BY EVA ALTON.
That lovely blossom ,plucked by Him,
In pprer realms shalkhioorn again
AL glorious and bright;
A.golaeu craYp upon its brow
sW1th Xngefs sweedy singing now.
It's clothed in robes Of light
IT'S gone little while before.
And waiting Of or that shining shore,
- ~ TT bids you hasten home;-
- = And oft, twill seem to hover near,
To brush away the fallen tear
When you are sad and lone
Let not this grief weigh down your heart,
For You shall meet no more to part.
Beyond the starry sky!
If in this life. you faithful prove
And truly serve the God OF Love,
You'll dwell with Him on high.
And if your treasure is above,
It's but another link Of love,
To bind your heart to God
Then give your precious child to Him,
Forever tree from pain and sin,
.,H And kiss the Christening rod
% What though the lovely casket laid
Beneath the dropping willows shade,
Must mouder and decay;
When in the mansions OF the blest,
The gem is hid 10 Jesus breast,
While ages roll away
And when er'we called to that bright shore
Wen sing, our earthly trials Ger
And seek the heavenly goal.
And in that bright Eternal home
Wen claim mansion near the Throne, -"
When time has ceased TO roll
Somers, Sept 10th 1863.
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state Of Wisconsin, Kcaosda County ClrcVi
Court.
Hope Lathrop, against Eliab Foster ard Jannett
Foster " '''
81 pursuance Of the judgment in the above entitled
action rendered May 18Th 562 at the regcIar term
shall offer for sale aud sell at public hucon 10 he
hghes bidder there or the door Of the Court
House IN TINS City and County of Keuoha aud state of
Wisconsin, at ~ O'clock, in the forenoon of Thursday
the 18th day ci November A. 1863 the following de-,
scfDeu lot or parcel OF land to wit: twenty five acres
oeHg the west nan ofa certain fifty acres situated IN
the east part OF the north Feast quarter of see
uon eleven, (lI) Town one (l Range twenty (20 East
included within tne d parallel with the egst line
oil SAD quarter section, extending 10 the north and
south lines OF said quarter so as 70 embrace said
MY acres OF land and ying and being in the state of
Wisconsin. " ~ VI
Dated August Goth, 1868 HUDSON Foy
JOSIAH BOND, sheriff Of Keposba Corniv
lifts atty. 18wti
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sEEGRaFR,s SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,
Edward G. Durant Ggajast Ahita Z, Drake, susaunat
Drake, the kenosha Rockford and Rock Island Rail,
roa1 Company, Bet amn Williamson trustee in DOS
session OF said Railroad William Dawes Samuel B
Scott, Harmon Marsh Thomas Pricture, samuel
Hale, Ernest Saomon, II. Otis Post, Thomas Moran
Orson s. Head, Isaac X. v illams.
In pursuance Of Judgment in above entitled action
rendered May 2th, 1863, at the regular of said
Court Hudson Fox Sheriff of said county shall of er
for sale and sell at pub auction the highest bidder
the eior at the front door of the Court in the
city and ty of kenosha and State of Wisconsin at
ha pat tea clock in the forenoon of Saturday, DC.
tober 18th, A. D.. 1862 the following described lot OF
parcel of land much thereof shall be sufficient
TO satisfy said judgment and costs together with the
costs and expenses OF such sale, Beginning at
the south of section No thirty.six 1861
town two ~ north Of rHnge ny (22east thence
north along The east line of said section eighty rods
thence west thirteen (l3) rods, thence south lightly
rods, thence thirteen rods to beginning being in
the town Of Surners. Terms of sale cash.
Dated July To- 1863 HUDSON FOX
o. S. & +. II. HEAD, Sheriff Of Kenosha Co
PITS Attyg. l8WG
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AhntENs Snle.


State Of Wisconsin,, keaosha County Circuit
Court
EpY virtue Of an execution issued aud uader the
ED seal OF the crcu for the county OF Kenosha
aud State OF Wisconsin and me directed and deliver
ed III favor OF Hope kahrop Plaintiff against the goods
and chattels lands and teuemens of Josiah Bond VIII
liam ). Strong, David Crosit and Enoch w. Evans OF
either OF them, Defendants: l have levied Upon and
shall sell at pubic auction to the highest bduer there
Tor, at the out door OF e Court House in the city AID
county OF kenOsha and state of Wiscou O'Clock
OF The forenoon Of Saturday the 18th day Sepemb
1868, the following described real or so much
thereof as shall be sufficient satisfy said judg ment
costs and expenses OF said action to Wit:
All the right, title and Interest the sad Josiah Bond
W lillian :. Strong David C'osit and Enpch w Evans
or either Of them, la on he 10Th day May A. D. 1865
OF has at any time since acquired in to The following
described lot or parcel OF land to wit: The east one
hundred acres OF the north quarter Of section
twenty t2O) town one ) north Orange twenty O) east
in The town of Salem county of HeE0sna and State Of
Wisconsin. Terms Of sale Cash
Dated, August 4,h 1863 HUDSON FOX
o. S. & Z. II HEAD Sherq VI Keposba 90
ut
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TIE STATE Of y iScon8ia to Bridget C,olee
ana nle i'n&aoaoH heir or heirs Of John Revenue
Cr0o deceased, i0te 0ttae citV and cowa. ! stsmn I
ty q AeaoahG, and state Of Wisconsin
a OU are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
IA He complaint OF Ann Quarle, which is flied IN The
once OF The CLERK OF the Crcmt Court Coz coun
ty at his office in the City of Keuo,ha and TO serve
copy OF your answer our Office in the crtv and
county OF Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, within %
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day of
such service aud If you fail to answer the complaint as
aforesaid the said Ann Quarles will apply to the court
for the ief demanded IN the complaint
Dated August ~ lSb3. 0. s. d T. II. HEAD,
6w12 paintiGss At,,rs
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anhbnth achooI rsen. e.. .

is entire work of 1872 pages and nearly 225
and hymns AS The music is little more difficult it is
just the book follow Bell No l. Nearly one million
of these Bells have been issued and are now ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found, Shal meet beyond the
kiver?" "'There is Beautiful World" SORROW shall
come again more "Don't you hear the Angels cons
ing p Thou, God seest me-" sabbath Bells crime on
&c Prices of Bell No. Q are same as Bell No. / Both
numbers can be obtained in one volume price bound
copy 40 cents, $50 per hundred cloth bound emboss-
ed gilt 80 cents $45 per 100 % copies furnished at
the 100 price. Mailed at the retail price.
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STATE or Wisconsin,
County of Kenosba. { IS

HCDSJE FOX, Sheriff Of said County do bersr, s.rtt
taa le 4ooye ana foregoing copy of he ,iee
" Steta election, served upon by the saar., ~
l Oh the state Of Wisconsin, aud on hle IA n
| 70 sad n9ee and the statu ia relation 10
l Hoiice u hereby given that in addis 10
~ 5'6to IN ing foregoing notice Of the Secretary
elected, wis 0-'' ''' Z" Dp
a. county superintendent Of Schools Tia pIace Of q H.
DooEe whose tenn ot office viii expire the AZ De-
ccmbrr nGXt, t'1 90 ~
one County Supervi'or for the ls supervisor District o-
prisihg the City 0t EcnOsa in place Of Ezra ,n9on mn
eh u once wll expire On the 3is day December
N!S county supervisor Tor the ID pervsar Dijtret m
s"S w towns 81 Fsasant Prare HIis0l Suraers aud
expire On the 5lst day Of December next NV wa
One County supervisor for the ID Supervisor District com
pisihs the towns o. SALEM RAJ DALI Wheatand and brqh
ton IN the pace Of D. T. Burgess whose term Of Office M
expire on tLe hTst Monday Of January next.
me member Of the Assembly che Assetobiy Ma riot
o. tIet and The towns Of the County Of nrno-
on the hrsJ Monday If January next. " 'F'~
One state senator fUt tho Senatorial ,,,rp,
city and county Of HnOsha 20 "
Dated at the Sheriff. Office ce,pry
august 4. d. J bo HUDSON FOX.
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The Nexv PotrJo1Ic so,g Roo,r

cout@ins So pages of songs, duets, choruses both
sacred and secular, including ~ pages prayers for
sick and dying soldiers and soldier Scripture Manual
1t well suited for social singing as well as Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, 80 here liberty dwels is my country" stThe
Christian Hero" Three cheers for Banners" Come
sing to me of Heaven" columbia, the Gem of the
forever" Marching Along" &c. Prices-paper COW
ers 10 cents $40 per 100 Mailed the retail price
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gro bate---& eEsGsha County Couy,
IN me matter Of the of Daniel Sykes deceased
W - IS hereby given, that by virtue and in rur
suance of order OF license m ,de in "a ia ~, ,,
On we DIST day OF August, A. D. 1863 by the County
Court OF said county, the Undersigned executor Of The
tast VIII and testament of said deceased win on Tn som
day OF September, D 1863 10 O'Clock in The fore
noon al the tate residence OF the deceased in said town
OF Sohers, o. er ioF sale public Vendue all the per
sonal property belonging 10 the estate nf the ga a.
ceased, consisting of uorses Cows Colts Pows Rakes.
one DIack Siahon, SuBy and Harness; FanBlng Mills,
&C. &C. Terms OF sale made known at the lime of sale
Dated someTs, Sept. 1, 1853. LOREN SYKES.
3wI3 Eysc,1tor
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will sell or exchange Store 22sfs stories high
the upper story is fl ished Tor dwelling, nni a Ware
House on the same lot, 20x3o, in WauEau, Winebapo
20, Wis There are Two xlenfve Touring Mi is in tbe
pace,a1d i Is situated IN Que Of The best farming ocal-
ties in The State This is good chance r any one
wishing 10 engage in the mercantile business in coun.
try town. wi exchange Tor house aud lou In Keno.
sha, small farm IN Keuosha county or for Drv
Goods, or Groceries. r. quire of
CHARLES I. BROMLEY, Kenosha.
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Hm E<en"slsa County Court,
In the matter Of the last viii and testannn. ~ L..

Hh Ff0Dafe-kAen"sha County Court.
In the matter of the last will and testament f uor
Sheldon. 'i' VI henTy
hN reading and filing an instrument ntint Tod ,,,r.
- ing to be the last VIII and Testament of H.,
9heuon Iae OF The county of Kings tile state nj M
Geceased anu also the accompanying pptit,on re
neiry Evans, by s. Y. Brande his agent represenrg
% othef things that the said Henry Sheldon lata5
NJ Nv me county OF Kings in the State OF New Yor
IT, % c we ON day OF February A. D. 1862 the said
Evans vas duly appointed one of the executorg
a. y, e s. ~ and Testament OF sai1 Henry sheldon by
the surrogates court, for said county ri Kings Tb
the Wli OF SAID Sheldon was duly proved and allowed
on the DAY ana year last aoresaid accordno ~ ~
laws OF sad state Of New York That said IIarr 81
aoh AT the time OF his death owned certain reei
in the county of Kenosha, State Of Wisco~sir go $50
TINS court, ON production of said will aud rrnb,. ~
OF duly authenticated, that this court s,,o,1t a -
and place Tor hearing the proofs oil last viii Ana
ment, ana That sand will be allowed ia the STAT Of W
consln as the last will and testament OF the said n
Shedon, ana That said copy be fled on record in i
nee ana that saId VIII shah have the same force ana
enect as II II had been originally proved and allowed in
this court, and that tins grppt letters tasa
~ OF said will to your petitioner with convsof On id vi
annexed. IL is ordered that the proofs Of s.ld vim ~
MA before the Judge of this court on Satpry ~
oe tay OF September next, at 10 O'Clock M 81 sojd
uay at ms olce in The CT OF Kenosha And il i prh
CT oroereu mat public notice thcreu. be given Ia mi nor
suns interested, by publishing by OF this ordar IN,
nree successive weeks prior to SAID day of r
| the henosha Telegraph" weekly newspaper printel
at the city OF Renosha in said sountv F
| Dated, August 2Sth, 1853
3wl8 - " " .bs LSR,
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Quick Work ON FoRrNIGHTs NOTICE.
But if place my money in the savings
bank, inquired one of the newly arrived,
when can draw it out again?' ''Oh, re
sponded his Hiberian friend ''sure an if you
put it in to-day you can get it out again to-
morrow,by giving a fortnights notice"