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The Day school Bell.

$4,000 copies issued A new Singing Book for
Schools and Semnares, called the Day-school Bell is
ready 1t contains about 200 choice songs rounds
catches duets, triOs, quaretts and choruses many
them written expressly for this work. besides 80
of the Elements of Music which easy and progress
siye.
Among the large number of beautiful pieces may be
found "Uncle Sans School," Don't you hear the chill
dren coming" always look on the sunny SIDE" 'The
little lass" and Little Lad" son, pair tree" !'Anvil
Chorus, '.Meet meet me bv the running brook" &C.
It is compiled by Horace Waters author of sabbath
School Bell" Nos. and 2, "hich have had the orm-
Gus sale o. $4,000 copies PricespaPer covers 25 cts
$50 per 1O0 bound, 80 cts, $25 per o. cloth bound
bossed gilt 40 cents $35 per 00 25 copies furnished
the 100 price. Mailed at The retail price.
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on line of lot 81 #, thence A # hence 84ft
to line of sd lot, thence W to beginning
Josiah Bond-lots & blk 40 com. at ne cor Of sd blk
thence W on line of sd blk 50 #, thence paral Ell
with line of sd bk % 10 it. thence 10 Main St.
thence % 10 TT to beginning
Ellen Moor-Lot blk AZ: com 60 fl of NV cor hence
on line of sd lot to the alley, thence sd
io thence "a # to point GA # of ne cor thence
W strong-iots . blk Al. com GO fts Of ne cor of
Ok A. on the line of the same thence parallel with
line of sd blk to line of lot thence 90 it, thence
e to line thence % # to beginning
Otise-ot bk 40 sec 50 r % Sc ar
OaFlos fiefce- bk 55,com at the of blk 55thence
on line Of sd blk 200 IL #, thence the line
OF the alIey lf2 IT, thence ISL fl TO point the
line oil so Ok 1913 it W of the cor thence beg
City of sxemOshn---second Ward
The oJIoa0ang pieces Of land are Sp Sec 80 %
For.
John Jacobs-bk 81 com. 80 rds of Sc cor of sd bk
and on line of same, thence n l6 1.2 rds thence W
rds thence 16 10 rds, thence rds to beginning
Pau Brennen-bk 81, com. DO rds of Sc of sd blk
line of sd blk, thences TO cor of the same thence
to beginning, except rds off of W side, taken by
the G. B. NJ sc. R. r. Co.
Hudson Bacon-lot blk II sec 81 I 2 r % ne or.
WASHINGTON ISLAND.
steel-lot blk sec 81 TOR % ne ar
City of EkenOsha---Fhird Ward
James Baldwin-lot blk 2 sec 8 T / R % NV or
The tyiOoojng pieces Of t0nd are in Sec I'2 r 2;
N Or.
John Hogan-com. I'd & 229 it W of ne of sd q
sec, thence Al SIP #, thence rds, thence W A
SIP it, thence II rds to beginning
Mrs Houghton-com. 50 rds of sw cor of lot 10 in 81
or sec & line of Kenosha st, thence to the Sc
line thence rds, thence W to Kenosha st,thence
rds 10 beginning
Thomas-com. IS rds of of lot Is &
line of KenoSha st, thence parallel with the lin
Of sd or the line of sd or sec, thence s 3
rds, theme to Kenosha st, thence "a rds to be
ginning
John Nichols-ots 26, q part of 2S CON- at the s
OF lot 2S thence line OF sd lot is #, theme
to point So # of sw of sd lot thence to 81
of lot 26, thence the line of lot 26 to
of same thence line Oflots % p to beginning
also CON- at a point So # OF the of lot Is
tn ence W to line of Ann ST. thelce on line OF AM
st to the line of lot 20 extended to Ann st, thence
to the of lot 26, thence 10 beginning
Marquis Ehle--lot bs IL Ehe's sub division of
acres of sd or sec in Holmes Nichols addition NJ
Or sec 6 I R23
City of GenOsha---FOurth Ward,
Fisk--bk S hf sec 81 II r % Sc or
The folloacang piece Of tand IS IN Sec 80 RE-
S w Or
H Deming-lot2 bk 2, com. the e line Of lot 81
of the cor, thence 30 it, thence to the W fin
of sd lot, thence IS #, thence to beginning
JENNE's ADDITION.
Fisk-lot 8 blk 92--sec 81 2 R % Sc or
FiSk-ot 4 bk so hi thereo-sec 81 Z X % Sc ar.
4WS
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For THE KEEosHA TELEGRAPH.
The DYING Soldier.
Ely EVA ACTON.

BY EVA ALTON.
1t was at the hour of twilight.
Many gallant soldier lay
On the gray field of battle.
While his liie-blood ebbed away
One there was, a blue eyed youth
Noble hearted, true and brave
One, who Iefr bis home, and kindred
Soon to fill a soldiers grave.
He'd been lighting, nobIy fighting,
All that day, before he fell;
Now the angels lowering round him,
Sweetly whisper, ali is we'll
There, his comrades kneel beside him,
One, supports his dying head,
Well they know, before The morning.
Hell be numbered with the dead
See him raise his eyes to heaven,
Gazing at the starlit sky
Murmuring, could I see my loved ones,
'TwouId not be so hard to die.
Now 1 hear my Savior, calling
I'll commit them to His care,
For know, that be win keep them,
Keep them safe to meet me There.
See him clasp each hand, at parting.
Tears are glist' ming in each eye;
Hark he whispers, faithful comrades.
Mortals, ali were born 10 die.
''Im not sorry, that I'm dying,
Soon III see my Savior's face,
For know, that lie Will save me,
Through His mercy love. and grace"
Now his voice, is growing fainter,
See, how difficult his breath,
Here Him murmur, ''blessed Savior"
Now his eyes. are closed in death.
Weep not, for the noble hearted,
Whom the Savior calls His own,
For He chooses such to praise Him
Round His bright, and shining I hrone.
o.! how sweet, to know the Savior,
When the dying hour has come,
And, TO hear the angels Welcome
Welcome us to their bright home.
1mers, August 9Th, 1868
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where 1he volunaeers Como From.

From the Utica Herald.
- We have classified the counties according
to their maiorities, aud stated opposite each
the number of troops raised towards the quo
ia Of July 2, and also the respective dehclen-
cies or excuses under the quota following
the figures of the Adiutant Generals report.
The result presented is as follows:
Republican Democratic
Counties. Counties.
xvoi,n4 oars furnished. -43 1875 1879
Dofniancies ---.--.-.---..- ops "a 192
= vcesses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 699 $50
NJ deficiency. .-.-.-.... 3 1876 a 142
The thirty-six Republican counties, with a
population of 1,603, 647, raised 43, 1856 volun-
teers under this call in twenty-four Demo
cratic counties, with a population Of g. 249, O6O,
raised AZ, 142; less than the Republican coun-
ties by 1885, although the population Of the
latter was less by 618,413.
A truer test-in fact the only true tests
to compare the number of volunteers sent
with the number of the arms bearing popula-
ton, as it is by this the quotas are regulated
The following comparison exhibits this view
of the case, the number of the arms bearing
population being ascertained by adding to thu
number enrolled under the State draft the
number of enlistments
Republican Democratic
Counties. Counties
Ann5>bearing population - -329 ,449 500, 53
/ Volunteers furnished. 1900 1875 1911
The simple result of this comparison is
that in the aggregate the Republican coun
ties have sent thirteen volunteers, where tn,
Democratic counties have sent eight.
This is nomerely partial view Of the matter
The comparison covers tile whole Of the Re
publican and Democratic counties respectively
and therefore is not open to the objection o
being based on exceptional instances selected
for bolstering up false case.
The net deficiencies i'll the Democratic sec
tons of the State amounted to a 142 agains
3, 1888 in the Republican counties. These ar
the irrefutable figures of the State records
and cannot be made to give more credita
bic verdict for the Democracy except by
transparent perversion of their import.
Have Democrats any right to complain
these Deficiencies are added to the conscriptiol
quotas of the counties where they occur
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SheriG,s snIe.

State Of Wisconsin, KenOSAa Comfy Circuit
Court
EP virtue of execution issued out and under the
HO seal OF the circuit court for the county of Kenosha
and State OF Wisconsin, and TO directed and deliver
ed in favor OF Hope Lathrop Plaintiff against the goods
and chattes lands and tenemenis of Josiah Bond VIII
liam 5. Strong David Crosit and Enoch w. Evans or
either of them Defendants: l have levied upon and
sha sell at pubic auction to the highest bduer there
for at the front door of the Court House in the city
county of Renosha and state of Wisconsin ten O'Clock
OF the forenoon of Saturday the 18th day of Sepemb
1863, the following described real estate 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 said Josiah Bond,
William :. Strong, David CrOst and Enoch w Evans
or either of them, hal he 18th day OF May D. 1863
or has at any time snce'acquired in the following
described lot parcel OF land to wit. The east one
hundred acres of the north west quarter section
twenty t2O town ~ north Orange twenty COY east
in the town of Salem county of Kenosha and State oil
Wisconsin. Terms of sale Cash
Dated, August 4th 1868 HUDSON FOX
o. S. & +. H HEAD, Sheriff of Kenosha Co,
Plf's ATTY. 7rq
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sabbath Scl,ool vsell No. .

entire work of 1872 pages and nearly 225 tunes
and hymns As the music is little more difficult it is
just the book to follow Bell No /. Nearly one million
OF these Bells have been issued and now ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found "Shal we meet beyond tn
Riyer?" ''There is II Beautiful World" .'Sorrow shall
come again no MORE, "Don you hear the Angels com-
ing ?? Thou God, seest me,'' sabbath Bells chime on
&c Prices of Bell No. are same as Bell so. l. Both
numbers can be obtained in volume, price, bound
copy 40 cents $35 hundred; cloth bound emboss-
ed gilt, 80 cents, S45 per 100 rs copies furnished at
the 100 priGe. Mailed at the retail nrice
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Waters, Chean Music for. tr,n nrnlion

Arranged solos, duets quartetts aud choruses for
masica societies, choirs Sunday schools public schools
Summaries etc. Shall know each other there p
Don't you hear the Angels coming" Shawe meet be-
yOnd the river? BE in time,' There is Beautiful
World Where Liberty dwells is my country Free
dom, Truth, and Right we are coming Father Abra-
am, six hundred thousand more, There is land of
Love- Sorrow shall come again no more, Heavenly
Home, Come sing of Heaven Lard in sight
we will love sunday school, 'Our God is marching
on God the Nation, Whittier's song of The
Plantation Negro Fair Freedom's Morn has dawned
at last, Over the mountain Little Elias an Angela
We's gone to Heaven, Suffer little children to come
unto me- Bury me in the morning, Mother Come TO
thy rest Sweet hour of Prayer &C. Price cents 80
cents Per doz., 81 per 1905 postage l cent each. In
sheet form, with Piano Accomplishments, % cents.
Published by HORACE WATERS, Agt
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sEEERsFF,s SALE
State of

lState Of W1ScONS1N, NeNOSHa COUNTY, Circuit
Court.
Hope Lahrop against The Kenosha Rockford and
Rail Road Company: Benjamin Williamson Trustee in
possession of said Rail Road, Josiah Bond Hale
Ernst Solomon, II. Otis Post, Thomas Moran Orson s..
Head, Harmon Marsh, Thomas Pricture and William
Dawes.
In of the Judgment in above entitled action
rendered May 18TH 1863 the regular of
l. Hudson Fox Sheriff of said county shall offer sale and
sell public auction the highest bidder therefor the
front door the Court House in the city and county
nosha of Wisconsin, o'clock
of Saturday October 24h D. 1863 the following
ed lot parcel of audor much hereo shall be
estisy said Judgment and COSTS Their
penses of said sale, to witt Lot No. eight Isl in Block
twelve 2 the south quarter of section thirty
[3 town III north # range twenty three 1881 and
in the city of kenosha. Terms OF sale cash.
Dated July l5 1868. HUDSON FOX.
.. S. & f. II. HEAD, Sheriff of Kenosha County
l2,rG
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The New Patriotic Song Book.

contains So pages of SONGS Duets and choruses both
sacred and SECULAR including - pages prayers for
sick and dying soldiers, and soldiers Scripture Manual
1t rs well suited for social singing, well as Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, - here liberty dwells is my country" SThe
CHRISTIAN Hero, Three cheers for our Bannern "Come
sing to me of Heaven" "Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean" "Freeman's Gathering" ''Columbia's King
forever" "Alarchng AIong,' &C. Prices-paper COW
ers 10 cents, $40 per 90. Mailed at the retail nrice
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The Harm os Freean,,,

contains 81 pages Of songs, duesi end choruses for
Freedom. Among the choice pieces we would name
Fair Freedoms morn" 80 let my people CO." "Over
the mountain" "They worked me all the day." &C.
Price cents sngle5O cents per dozen So per 100
tage ! cent each.
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contains between 800 and 400 pages oftunes hymns
new aud old Of the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, revival, missionary, temperance, prayer and
conference, and all kinds ofsacred social meetings
The music in this book has life and animation in it,,
like Shining Shore "Rest for the weary" "Shall we
know each other there ?' "Shall meet beyond the
River, ''There is beautiful Word,n "Kind Words
Sweet hour of Prayer" tThere is a Land of Love"
Sufer little children to unto me "God save the
Nation" &C. Prices-single copies, bound, so cents
$40 per 1907 cloth bound embossed gilt 90 cents, $50
per TOO. Mailed at the retail price.
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contains IA pages, and nearly 200 tunes and hymns
is the most popular S. Book issued Among the
most popular pieces are, Kind Words Eden Above
Christian Hero, Beautiful Zion,' Il ought to love my
Mother The Angels told so,' In the Light Rest TO:
the Weary &c Philosopher covers 20 cents, EACH
@l5 per lOO bound % cts $40 per O0 cloth bound en-
bossed gilt 80 cents S25 per 100
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HORACE WATERS Ag't
4S1 Broadway, New York =.
he above Rocks
Vocal Music, with Plano Accompaniment.

large assortment of new and popular songs, bal
lads, duets, quartetts and chorouses, is ued daily
Among the most popular are, Shall know each 9th
er there" Lowrey; "Why have my loved ones gone,
Il will be true to thee sob, there's such girl as
mine by FOSTER "Mother's love is true, Swees love
forget me not" &C., by Keller % each 81 hear
sweet voices singing ," "Homc IS home" "Forget if YOU
can, but forgive" BY Thomas, 80 cents each.
instrumental Music for the Piano Forte-"We are
coming Father Abraham, six hundred thousand more
always look on the sunny side, Shall know III
other there ?" &C. with brilliant Variations by Grobe
80 cents each.
Polkas, Waltzes, Marches, Qucksteps, Quadrills &C.
by popular authors. All kinds of Singing and Instruc-
ton Books Catalogues mailed free to any address
Music mailed at the above prices.
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-, MEMBERS OF CoSGREss FROM KEyTrcEY.-
The persons known to be elected as mem.
6ers Of Congress from Kentucky are the fol
loving; Mr., Robert Mallory. a member n
the last Congress and a supporter of the war
from the Fifth District; Green CLAW Smith. y
strong lnionist from the sixth District
brutqs j, Clay, an Unconditional loyalist from
the seventh District; William Ii. Randall
Union from the Eighth District and William
n Wadsworth. who voted in the last Congress-
with the war democrats, from the Ninth Dis
trlct. Mr.. Clay succeeds the late John ]
Crittenden.
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TAKEN HIP

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber in the town
OF Pleasant Prairie about mile south of Kenosha
city, on or about the 18th of July, "Horned Buck
Sheep the owner is requested to CALL prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
WALTER IL. BLOOD.
Pleasant Prairie, July 22d 1868. 4w7
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Published by HORACE WATERS, Ag't
M lS1 Rroadvyov
Wv ATERs,s ChOraI Harp-A Ne,v sunday

D ,
w School Book. of 100 psges of Beautiful
hymns and Tunes. 1t contains many gems, such as
Sali we know each other there, Suffer little children
TO ONE unto me-, The Beautiful Shore oh tits gors
Gus Leave we with my MOTHER He leadeth me be-
$40 per lOG bound 25 cents $50 per leo 1t is edit
cd 0y hokACE WATERS, author of Sunday School
nels' NOS ana = which have had the enormous sale
Of over eight hundred thousand copies Just pubIisbe
by F
HORACE WATERS, 4sI Broadway. n. 7
For sale by SAWYER & THOMPSON, so Fulton Az.
orner of Jay st. 1v51 ''
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TAX EN UP.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber in the town
OF Pleasant Prairie, about the 27h of July last
two Bay COLTS-sma llish size two years old-star on
forehead, white hind feet well matched The owner
requested to prove property, pay charges and take
them away.
Pleasant Prairie, Aug. LIST, 1868.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, z
County of Kenosha. ,.

l HUDSON FOX, Sheriff of said County do barot,, o.;
~ that the above and foregoing copy of the notice
Tor general election served upon the Seeretav ~
State, of the State of Wisconsin now on file in NV
That pursuant to said notice and the statutes in relation TO
elections notice hereby given thatn addition to tb STATE
officers designated in the foregoing of the Secretary
elected viz ~ "t0 W oo
A County SGpe intendent of Schools, in place of b. L.
Dodge whose term of office will expire the Of De-
cember next, ~ vs. ~
One county supervisor for the LIST Supervisor District COM
prlsng the City OF KenOsha in place of Ezra simmons whose
term OF once VIII expire on the 3ls day of December
one county supervisor for the ID Supervisor com
brsng h towns OF Pleasant Prairie, Bristol Somers and
expire on the 3lst day of December next 49, va"
One County Supervisor for the Sd Supervisor District
prising the towns of Salem Randall Wheatand and BrioI
ton IN the place OF D. e Burgess whose Will
One member of the Assembly tbs Assembly Distrct
composed OF theCity and the County
sha IN place OF H. T. Hatch whose office will exnre
on the first Monday Of January next. " fl10
One State Senator for the Sh Senatorial comnrieir
city and county of RenOsha. i'e WV
Dated at the Sherfs Office in said county 10th day
August a. D. Ioo3' HUDSON FOX.
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KEN UP

Came into the enclosure ofthe subscriber in the town
of Bristol on about the ODD of July last thirty SHEEP
portion OF them being spring ambs-they have hole
In each ear. No other mark. The owner is requested
to prove properly, pay charges and take them away
Bristol Aug. 1st 1868.
Awe Iouy uo,, rvptoy
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EK EN EsB

came INTO the enclosure in the town of Bristol on or
req. NO particular marks noticed. The owner is res
quested to prov5 property pay charges and them
Bristol Aug. LIST, 1868.
4Wg Tou,,
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: WIscoNsIN-KENosnA OouNrr clrcrlr cornr.

STATE or WIsCoNsIN-KENosHA County CIRCUIT CotrRr.
- - ~ FL G. Runals agst David H. Lane ct al
PURSUANC Of the judmentn the above entitled
ton rendered May 18th 1863 the guar term Of said
court Hudson Fox Sheriff Of Kehosha county shall
for sale and sell at public auction
for at the front door OF the House in The cy
~ OF henosha ana state OF WISCONSIN, o'clock
forenoon Of Saturday August 49, 1865 the described
lois or parcels Of land lying and being in the county Ke
nOsha to witt The third Of
third Of lot two block thirty four - the
che city henOsha III the southeast hr
tyone 1911 town two north OF range twenty three east;
subject having MarEe street widehed ordinance Of
city OF kenOha taking rod off the thereof
without expense orcomensauon and subject 70 mortgage
gwen 70 Lee Clahn, April 70, 1857 $780, Also part
ot no one in block go the thirty
H. town two north OF twenythrce east in the
CITY vi kcnOsha, commencing the south line OF said lot
where the line OF Main extended line
thence east the south line Of said lot eight rods thence
north parallel with Main st. extended btty IT, thence
par to the south line to Main extended thence south
on east line Of Main st. extended TO place Of beginning
Dated May 23g1SG3 HUDSON FOX Sheriff
j. j. PETIT PHI s Atty. 13w5l Of kenosha County.
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"a Probaae-Kcnoshm County Court.

In the matter of the Daniel Sykes deceased
THNO all whom it may concern Letters testamenta$
II ry on the last will and testament of said deceased
having been issued to Loren Sykes of the of Sons
ers in the county OF KenoSha and State of Wisconsin,
on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1862 and months from
i'd after that day, being allowed and limited for cre-
itors to present their claims for examination and
lowance. Notice is hereby given that will, 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 Goth, 1868.
l. W. WEBSTER.
Avs County Judge.