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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-29
NJ O TIC E.
NrHEREAS.ho lana. -.

WHEREAS the lands hereinafte described,
w owned by the subscribers and In which they
are interested upon which the track Of the railroad
was constructed by the"Kenosha Rockford ra iro8d
company and which railroad track aud interests Of said
corporation passed to, and became vested in the
solidated company known as 1.-THE Chicago & North
western Railway Company" which last named COL
poraton for long time past have appropriated aid
lands, and still continue to appropriate, use and
occupy the same for their railroad track, without
compensation having first been made therefor
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all whom it
shall may concern, and particularly to the Chicago
Northwestern railroad company, also the Chicago
Northwe stern railway company, that applica-
ton will be made by the subscribers to David Noggle
Esqr, circuit Judge of the circuit court for the
y Of Kenosha Wise onsin at his chambers in the city
of honosha in the county of KeAosha aforesaid,
the 10th day of November 1854 at six O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day for the appointment Of three
apprAls'ng commissioners TO examine the premises
and ascertain, and assess the dam ages sustained
which may be sustained by the subscribers owners
and claimants OF said lands, through which said rail
road track is located, and the value OF the lands
taken for said track for the use of said road or
works appertainng thereto, and that said assessment
BIO made for the and in the amer provided by
in such cases, and report thereof in writing be
by said commissioners duly made, and fled as by law
| in such cases required. s..e. g.. 20 r-
The following is description Of said lands to wit:
1.-THE south fractional half of section eight
"CS) in township number one ~ north OF range
| Uber twenty (20) east in the town of Salem in said
| tscounty If Konosha, containing two hundred d
'six tw nty hundredths (2O6 2O-l0O) acres of land
| s'more less according TO government survey.
l Said railroad track crosses the subscribers said
land in essterly and westerly direction iu length
$50 rods Whereabouts and takes strip 100 ee wide
or thereabouts. .g..
Deted at Kenosha, Sept. Goth, A. d. 1854.
/ .. .ry JOHN CoGswELL,
Il '' .'--r CAROLINE CoGswELL
| .va AUGUSTUS CoGswELL,
Il AHH4S CHARLES COGswELL,
Also the following infants, by John Cogswen their
Guardian, duly sppointedGto wit
~ ms - .I-... FRANK CoGswELL,
CHARLES IRWIN, e
| % lr.nJi. ta--aa.H CAROLINE IRWIN,
".tt#E sTas.. r-ib.- FRANK IRWIN. r.
J. ]. PETIT, Attorney
+ for said owners and
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In the District the Unjqd States, for the Dis
trct Of Wisconsin. j, g. ID. Cogswen,
L. .. District Attorney.
United States Tho personal estate &c. OF
Il. l.. Harding. .a4 , -
B the libel Of information the part OF she United States
against personal E. l. Harding forfeit
ed IN States by the said H. L. Harding by Iea-
OF his adj assisting in the present rebellion
against government United state prOpound-
ed in said libel nformation have seized the personal
estate of the said Z. L. Harding to wit: ,
"A or credit due from one Reason Bell oil
Eenosha Wisconsin one f. H. Harding, amounting to
dollars 1885, together with interest from April LIST A. D.
1860, giving notice thereof to soid Reason Bell -.
Notice is therefore given in pursuance OF an order Of
Court all caimn said personal estate know
ing having anything say, why the same aOud MOI
be demned TO the prayer of the said
libel Of y he and appear before the said
Court held in the said District OF Wisconsin
Mi @aukeeau third day Of October next at eleven
oc0e the said day the same shall be
Jurisdiction Otherwise the next day Of juris-
doton thereafter then and there to ntcrposs claim, and
ina ke their allegations in that behalf,
Marshals office, Milwaukee DARIUS c. JAcgsoN;
Aug 23rd 1864 r { r. MarsLdL,
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Sbcr;T,'S Sale.

xpY virtue of an execute 1sS dav If ,n
Racine county Circuit Court, OF Tiff of the county
Kenosha with instructions make there and costa
certain judgment together wi tn interes ha coun-
which docketed IN the circuit court OF kenos
che 18th day February, lo6i
Cram Plaintiff, against Ellis NJ. Russell Defendant
levied the following described lands, to wit: Part
the north quarter of section six g. north
range twenythree 23 east Beginning stake stand
ing North line of said section and chains and
links from the north east thereof
thence west said north line five chains thence south
twenty chains TO the south line OF said norh half OF said
north quarter section thence five chains thence
north place Of beginning, containing 10 more or
less which shall offer for sale and sell public auction
vendue, Court House. the city and county Of
State of Wisconsin, So turd0y, Oct. END
d. 1864 o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
Dated Aug. n, 1861. HUDSON FOX, Sheriff,
10 7H12 By WM. w. BAKER, Under Sheriff.
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=, ProDnte-Kcno.ha Co. Court.

Estate of Hugh wilson late of Bristol in the county
of KenUsha. ..f. i,
EnY order of license of the county court oil the
hid county of Kenosha, duly given the following
real estate belonging to the real estate OF hugh WI"
son late the town of Br sto in said county, VIII pc
offered forsae public auction in front OF tue dwell
ing house on sail premises Saturdaythe 18th day
of ctober next at two o'clock in the afternOon,to Wiz
The east half Of the south east quarter and all that
mart of The west half of said quarter section lying
eSs, az The center Of the 0'Plain river, Of sec
lion No four oftownship No one north OF
range No twenty zone q east; said parcels sup
1ssd 70 1873 acres be the same more or less
y rT"ros 80 Known at the time and place of sale.
2i0A' aue REUBEN II. DEMING,
Administrator of said estate.
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Manhood; how Lost, how Restore d

s UsT published, a new edition of Dr. Culver
O wells Celebrated Essay the rddicdk
cure (wthout medic q of Spe1 nutO, ThOed OF Sem
iual weakness, Involuntary Semi al Losses, ImpO-
tency Mental and Physical !"capac:iy, imped iments
to Marriage, &C. also, COnSumptj0a, EpatepSy ana
Fits, il duced h. ce or sexual eXtraya
gauce.
s5Y Price, in a scaled envelor, only cents.
The celebrated au thor i'll This admirable essay clsaI
y demonstrates, f. ON trty Yeas successful prac
ice, that the alaT ming of self abuse
be radically without the dangerous ofInter
nal medicine ii application Of knife pointing
out mode of cure at once SIMPLE certain AID eff
fec tual, by means of which every sufferer, matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and rddacdLty.
eoS This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the lard
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
Dress post pdid, receipt of six cents post
stamps, Address the publishers,
..- CHAS. j. G. KLINE Il Co,
7Bowery New FORK, Post Office box 1856.
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aTATE OF WISCONSIN,.

Patrick Kelly and Asa Hatch Plaintiffs, against Bird
get Grove, Samuel Rooney, Administrator of the
estate Of Andrew Grove deceased, James Langin
and the unknown heirs of John Grove deceased,
Defendants . To- .....- s..
.....r.. Summons for ReLieE
tn Bridget Grove, Samuel Rooney, administrator Of
TIA estate of Andrew Grove, deceased, James Lam
gin aud the unknown heirs of John Grove deceased.
N swer the comma int in this action, which is fled
IN tn Office OF the clerk tine circuit court, county ol
Kenosha August 16 is 81, at the city OF Kenosha,
Wisconsin, and to serve copy 0i your answer 70 .ne
city of Kenosha aforesaid within "enty Gays site
the service Of this summons on you, AciuslEe VI va
day Of such service; ana if you fail to s"e Se q "
complaint within the time aforesaid, the hAltlh ~, y,
this action will apply to the for relief de niau
in the complaint. J. ]. PETIT, =.
Dated Sept. II, 1864. 6wl5 EyIintiGs' Ill.,
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Farm for Sale,
FARM FOR SALE!

Wishing to change my business, I offer my home
. q Farm, in the town of Bristol Kenasha coun tv
fmTTA for sale, on reasonable terms. he Farm con-
sists of 157 l. 2acres frstrate farming lands
10 acres are under the pillow, the bsIance IN
meadow end pasture. There are two dwelling ~
houses on the farm, barn and outshouses AL iiIA
so acres adjoining, in the State Illinois, so %
acres OF good timber land, lying in the state of H.
about one mile from The farm. The Farm is about IS
miles from the city of KeLosha To any one wishing
to purchase first rate productive farm, will offer
q bargain seldom met with. p 0. Address South
Bristol, Kenosha Co. Wis. 14tf ISAAC B. TAYLOR
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LOOK TOYOUR INTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits I!

Good Jeans Satinets now worth per
yard at Wholesale. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,23 Cts
Cotton linen warp, per yd., 20 cts ma1'p 81 cts
Filling for yard OF Jeans cost AZ cts
One loom will lily weave IS yards OF Jeans 'r Sat
inets in day, making saving to the wearer on 10
yards or profit the manufacturer per day, $3.50,
To the farmer who raises his wool, ard manu-
features it Into cloth for home the market, much
greater profits realized, making his wool bring him
double what it would in its raw state.
For town rights or single looms for Kenosha and Ra-
cine counties apply the subscriber at his residence
in Somers address ..-. ". ...,.-+ 33
~ PERKINS, Kenosha
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re The army sentiment was well express
ed by soldier inthe Vermont election. A
copperhead ticket was thrust at him as he
limped up to the polls. He took it and look
ed at it nusingiy, then threw it away with
the remark, What laundering fool |
should b2 TO 60 down to Virginia and fight
rebcls three years with my musket, and
then come here 70 tab myself in the back
with a peace OF paper like that"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-29

81 A Washington correspondent tele-
graphs that General Thomas Francis Mea-
CHER has returned from the Army of the Po-
tomac, and is ordered to Sherman He dc
clares that although he respects Mcclellan
for gentlemaniy quality, his letter of accept
ance stamps him unfit for President. Par
ties from the front report to-day that an ex-
traordinary change has been caused in the
political sentiment of the army by McCleI-
lan's letter His feeble expressions have
disgusted the soldiers
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I'm Keno-hn County Court.

In the matter of the last will and testament of James
Briton, deceased.
TO all 10lsOni ii may concern.
n GETTERS testamentary on the last will and
IA testament of James Briton, OF Bristol in the
county of Kenosha, having been issued to Franklin
Hayward and Phlo Curtis of he same place, on the
10Th day of February d. 1864, and SIX months from
after said day having been allowed and limited for
creditors present their claims for examination and
allowance. Notice is hereby given that the underN
signed will on the oath day of October next at his
office in the city md county Of KeRosha, receive, eX,
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against said deceased
Dated Kenosha, September 10th, 1864.
l. W. WEBSTER,
County Judge.
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Sale Of Forfeited State Lands.

- OFFICE OF CORNERSTONE Frs OF School AND D.
UNIVERSITY LANDS, MADISON. Aug. 3lst 1864. &
State of Wisconsin, ~
County of Dane, }SS
"a Ottce is hereby given that all the School, Univer>
u siy and swamp Lands in the State of Wisconsin,
which have been forfeited by of the pay
meu OF interest, will be offered for sale public auc-
tion at th1 Capitol in Madison, on the 14th day OF
December A. d. 1861, unless sooner redeemed: said
sale to commence at O'Clock A. NJ. and continue
from day day until all ofsad land shall have been
so Cfe ed. Said land will be offered by counties ar
RAT ed in alphabetical order
Among these are the following described lands in
the County of Kenosha which will be offered at the
price named opposite each tract (under the heading
$50 a, amount due Statef) which includes the prin-
cpa due the time of forfeiture the interest on the
same up to January l. 1885, all taxes which have beer
returned against the same the cost OF ad Vertsng aho
,sIie at three per cent damages! -.. i-...
Said Land will be sold subject to all unpaid take
assessed against the sane, not included herein.
The percentage of the principal payable at thu
time of the purchase will be Fixed by the Commission
ers at the sale. ..- A'
SAML ID. HASTINGS, ...
WISFIELD SAITH. S. & Lands.
advertisement of Forfeited School Lands in Kt
..r ...... nOsh@ County. -. ~.
Na.e T. D. Bond-No. of lot, 6-des cription, N
or Of NV n No. of certihcate, ll6mToWn, =
Range 20 cast Section 16No. &C res, 80 SO Tooth
amount due, 1921, 09amouut of interest, STATS
amount of penalty, s7,62-anount Of taxes
amount of interest, penalty, taxes and advertising
| SIS - total amount due State, 1882 99-years &c
| which interest is due, 1854. s.-
| Name, 4. D. Bond-No. OF lot I-descriptol
! sw ttr uE nw--No. of certificate, n7-towu Rang
% ,ast-Section, 16-Eo. of acres, so 60 1O0ths-
am cunt due, 1896 ,00-ameunt OF interest, $l6,o2
| amount of penalty, $7,0S-amount OF taxes
amount Of intere st. penalty taxes, and advertiser
S27 l0--total amount due state, $500, lO-years 4
| which interest is due, 1864.
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NJ O T | G

I'm Saturday, October sth 1864 at 2 O'Clock p. m.
" at my office in the city of Kenosha, shall pro-
coed to draw the law directs, from the list "
Grand Petit Jurors filed in my oice,by the Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors for Kenosha county.
Seventeen Grand, and Twenty-four Petit Jurors to
serve at the ensuing Term, to wit: the November
Term A n 1864 of the circuit court for Kenosha
county. f. W. oElNN,
'". 3W16 Clerk.
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WHEREAs, the lands hereinafterdesc scribe,

WH7 HEREAS, the lands hereinafterd escribed
w owned by the subscr ber and in which she is in
erested, upon which the track Of the railroad Of the
Green Bay Milwaukee and Chicago railroad company
was constructed and which company afterwards was
gnown as the Milwaukee and Chicago railroad COM
pany,n and which lands have been and still are APP
prOprated by the ''OhicagO and Milwaukee railway
company" for its track, without compensation having
fcit been made therefor, as by law required, and
compensation has ever been made therefor.
Therefore, notice is hereby given, to whom it may
concern, and to you the said "the Milwaukee and
Chicago railroad company and TO you, SHE Chicago
and Milwaukee railway company" that the 19th
dav Of October D. 1854 at one O'Clock in the after
application will be nade 10 the Hon. David
Noggle Circuit Judge of the circuit court of Kenosha
county, at his chambers IN the CITY OF Racine in the
State OF Wisconsin, TO appoint three disinterested
fretolders ofthe State Of Wisconsin shall not be
Of kin the Of said land or any way inter
ed in said companies or either OF them to be COM
inssoners, to view and examine the said lands ia
ken and estimate the value Of The lands so taken and
the amount Of damages which the owLer thereof has
sustained may sustain by reason Of the taking OF
thu same for the construction and use OF the sad ROAD
or works appertainng thereto If any over and above
the benefits and advantages which may accrue to the
owner thereof, and to make report in writing as
required by law in such to the circuit court Tor
| Keno3ha county. .
The foiowirgis de cription Of said lands to wit :
part Of the north west quarter Of section six IN Town
one north Orange twenty three east beginning at the
north east said quarter section ana running
thence south along the said quarter section line 6Srodd
and from thence west eighteen rods and seven INKS
and from thence running north parallel with the east
line of quarter section 4S rods running thence
yee mr. rods thence north 20 rods to the center of
the town line road so called, and from thence east
along the OF the said town line road % rods
and seven links TO the place of beginning.
Said railroad track the subscribers said land
in northerly and soubery direction or near said
quarter section line aud takes strip of her land
about 1863 rods long and 80 feet wide.
Dated Kenosha, September 19h A D. 1864.
-.H.f - y-.fa MARY A. P0MER0Y.
~. PETIT, of Kerosha,
Attorney for owner. 8w15
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LAMBS CELEBRATED
PATENT SEEF-ACTING


This woSderful invention is practically adapted to
the family tn eIaboring man, to be used in making
nil rhe heavy and substantial goods worn by them.
By the simple turning of easy crank, the whole
process weaving performed, its parts are all self
changing, requiring skill to weave, it lets off the
WARP the warp beam, winds up cloth, throws the
shuttle and treads the treddles all with notion,
When the warp is drawn through the REED and
HARNESS of the Self-acng Loom, the same warp hd
without extra machinery, Jeans, Sanets, Tweeds Linz
sey. Single and Double plain cloth, &C., can be made
and the changes from kind to another can be made
in minutes On all other looms the warp is drawn
in differently for each kind of cloth,
The Self acting loom is small, neat and light, only
cupyng the space of a small! breakfast tab5, The ma
CHI merry simple and durable that'auyOne can tell
the why's and wherefores about it, and with but little
experience, it successfully without the least liability
of getting it out OF order.
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es' At Viclsburg, the rebel authorities
having sent Union family to our lines, as
TRAITORS to the Confederate" cause, and
confiscated their property, General Dana has
sent family Of rebel proclivities to the
Confederate" lines, confscated their house
and given the use of it to the exiled Unio IL
family. ...
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State of Wi sconsiu. oircnit court for the county

Ken0sha.
.-. Summons for Relief.
Joseph Bishop, plaintiff, dgst. Daniel
McManman, Bridget McManman his 600 C stamp
wife and the unknown heirs of Pat
rick Smith deceased, defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the above AIMED defend
ants. . .... ........ .u...
VOU are heLeby summoned and required to
u answer the compliant in this action of which
copy is herewith served upon you and 10 copy
Of your answer to the said comp aint the subscri-
Der at his ofice,in the city and county of Kenosha
within twenty days after the vice fexcusve Of
the day OF such service and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the said
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint. A. Il. COLE Plff's. Att'y.
Dated Sept. eth 1864. Owls city Of Kenosha Wis.
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In Kenosha County Co"rl

An Probate AenoSn" Cohhy OO"fa'
In the matter Of the estate of b. Smith.
0N reading and fliog the petition of koxana W.
W Smith of henjsha city in Kenoshay county and
State of Wisconsin, and taking due proofs of the same
repr sentng among other things, that A. b. Smith
late of Kenosha County on the 2Sh day of August =
D. 1864 died interstate, leaving goods chattels, and
estate within this county, and that the petitioner is
the widow Of said deceased; and praying that admin
istration of said estate be granted to her.
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this court Friday the 4th day OF October
A. D. 1864 at 10 a, m, at his office in the city and
| county of Kenosha. . t%."
And it is further ordered, that notice thereon Ot
given to the heirs of said DECEASED and to all persons
interested by publishing copy othis order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
"Kenosha Telegraph" weekly newspaper, printed
| and published at Kenosha city in said county.
| = 8w16 County Judge.
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a Attachment Notice,

County Of KeuOsLg I 40
Cit Of Kenosha. { %
To Nicholas Frost,
EZCU are hereby notified. that warrant Of attach
: n sment has been issued against you, and your
property attached to satisfy the demand of Andrew
schofc, amounting to dollars and twenty five
cents, unless you shall appear before Sas mes
Justice Of the Peace in and for said County, at his
office in said city the 9Th day Of October 1864
O'Clock in the afternoon, judgment viii be rende red
against you, and your:property be sold to pay no
debt ANDREW SCH0FBEN.
Dated this 18th day Of September 1854.
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IA NJ. NJ. RAkNR. rnl.r sherl

those districts where there IRE supervisors to be
locted this fall the Town and and Ward Canyassers in
making their to the Clerks OF the boards can U.S.
Supervisor at large 'superylror in District NO.
=" and substituting estate superintendent" Where
superyisors are to be elected, the canyasscrs can
make returns of the votes for superintendent of
on the bottom of the last page OF the prD ed form OF
returns.
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F'''S'N9 u
York Life, extveded that Of any olhrg Cu.aly m The
United States. ' " "
In reply 10 the second communication from he Avsnt
ofthe "Hone,'' E. a. Kellogg, which appeared in hi.
paper for several weeks in which lac attempts to sx
plain Mr. Wright's COS reeted report winch had pub
hshed. would add brit few rords Allowing his
rel resenIsuls Of said report be correct he would
maSs out that the Hon. Fhzur right Mass ITO saw
nothing OF the officers OF the "Ncw Yors Life y was
guly OF gross dupiioity, IL thus palmpg or on the
Euoci q s.alshent 10 maze the standing II a Comma
ny appear oe9ter than the facts wotld warrant rha
AReht eSnlos rather more than his usual supdit in
fssor1hg 10 such rep eSentaon alter ,p1t ed
Mr. Wright as authority for the standing ~ ~ -
anu o1heE companies In a card publisbfI nv NJ
wright april 10. lst+ he says: "Ou Ia,. IN -
Report (aludlng 70 his Report for s6S n -
cent 81 actuaLt 10 computed premium ras.r, - r.,
OF the AeS Aork Life Insurance Co of n Y 20 ~
printed N part OF the edition 1ha r,rr, % MS
are lS92I.' The Agent OF the Uy9t. ouritfs5 lures
porta1t fact when he gave The figures in his ,ly
nent as an index Of the standing of tie sever g.
paniss, to wit: The HOUe,n when ii was frst orsa
lzed had Stock Capital Of 25 600 to absorb ~ -,
RTe'S' aud on the same basis he gives in his ad~sr
tisement, could have given at hat time a rastI, 80
showing, ana every policy they have issued since
Would give the Company poorer showing '
5Utf for The Sev,,5 NJ;