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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-13
NO T ICE,

WHEREAS the lands hereinafter described
w owned by the subscriber and il witch he is in
terested, upon which the track of the railroad
constructed by the "Kenosha Rockford railroad
company" aud which railroa track and interests of
said corporation passed to, and became vested in the
consolidated company, known as, "The Chicago y
Northwestern Railway company" which last named
corporation for long time past have appropriated
said lands, and still continue to appropriateness and
occupy the same for their railroad trace, without
compensate having first been made therefor.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all whom it
may shall concern, and particularly to the Chicago
& northwestern railway company, also the Chicago
northwestern railroad company, that an application
will be made by the subseRbSr to David Nogge Esqr
circuit Judge OF the cir3Qkcourt for tne county of
Kenosha, Wisconsin, at Ills chambers in the city OF
Kenosha in the county OF Kenosha aforesaid, on the
10Th day of November 1864, six O'Clock in the af>
ternoon that day for the appointment OF three ap-
praising commissioners to examine the premises ana
ascertain and the damages sustained or which
be sustained by the subscriber, owner and claims
of said lands, through which said railroad track
is osated the value of the lands takenfor said
track for the of said road or works appertain-
ing thereto and said be made for the
cause and the manner provided by law in such
cases. and report thereof in writing be by said COM
mssoners duly made, and filed as by law in such cases
required.
The following is description of said lands to wit
The tort -four feet of the north east quarter
of block twentyfour ga in the south east quarter
section thrty-one (31 town TWO (2) north of rangy
twenty-three (23 east, lying in the city and county
of Kenosha abe title of the plaintiff to said premises
extends to the nor III aud centre OF pearl street il
said city the lands of said street adjoining to said 10
| being appurtenalC to said lot and premises. SAT-
railroad track crosses the subscribers land thus ap
purteLant the above bouU den and described prem
ses in an easteriy and westerly direction and take
| a Strp thereof two rods wide and Do feet long cas-
and west whereabouts. The title to winch strip q
| land is in The subscriber.
| Dated at ke1oSha, Sept. 30, 1864.
RoLLIN FUTILE.
j. j. PETIT, Attorney for
| or RolIin futile OF Kenosha city Wis. 5w17
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Sale Of Forfeited State Lands,
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND
UNIVERSITY LANDS, MADISON. Aug. 31st 1861.
~

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF School AND |
UNIVERSITY LANDS, MADISON. Aug. 31st 1864.
State of Wisconsin, -
County of Dane, Cos
NTO1ice is hereby given that all the School, UniVer>
" sty and Swamp Lands in the State of Wisconsin,
which have been forfeited by reason of the non
men of interest, will be offered for sale public auc-
ton at the Capitol in Madison, on the 14th day OF
December A. ID. 1864, unless sooner redeemed; said
sale to commence at O'Clock A. M and continue
from day to day until all of said land shall have been
SO offered. Said land will be offered by counties
ranged 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
tstot al amount due Stately which includes the prin-
cpal due at the time of Forfeiture the Interest on the
same up TO January l, 1865 all taxes which have been
returned against the same the cost oil advertising aho
sale at three per cent damages
Said Land will be sold subject to all unpaid taxes
assessed against the sane, not included herein.
time of the purchase will be fixed by the Commission
ers at the sale.
LUo!Ug FAIRcnLD. Commissioners of
SAM'L D. HASTINGS,
Advertisements of Forfeited School Lands in Ke
n0Sha County.
Name T. n. Bond-No. OF lot, Subscription, ny
or OF NV al--No. Of certificate, 116-Town, 2
Range 2Oeast-Section 16-No. ! res 80 SO Tooth
amount of penalty, $7,62-anount of taxes
amount of interest," penalty, taxes and advertising
$2S 90-total amount due State, $685., 90-years 70
| which interest is due, 1854.
| Name, T. D. Bond-No. of lot, T-descriptioI
| sw Or of nw-No. of certificate, 1lT-town 2-RaDg
% east-Section, 16-No. of acres, SO 60 100ths-
am cunt due, 1896 ,00-ameunt of interest, 1862
amount of penalty, $7,0S-amount Of taxes
mount Of interest," penalty, taxes, and advertiser
$27 ,1O-total amount due state, S26o,l0-years #
which interest is due, 1864.
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ri Q q

IA a IT. Es e - the lands hereinafter describ.
w ed owned by the subscriber and and in
when ne IS interested, upon which The track OF
tue railroad constructed hy the "Kenosha
81 Rockford railroad company, ami which rail-
road track ana interests OF said corporation pass
ed TO aud became vested iii theconsolida~
I'D company knoWE rs the Chicago & North
western railway company, which last named
corporation fer Il long time past have appropri-
ated said lands, and still continue 10 appropriate
and occupy the same for their Talirodd track
without conn ensation daViD9 first heen made
therefor T..
Therefore, notice is hereby given o al whom
it shall or may concern, and parted arly to the
Chicago & Northwestern rairaao company, also
the Chicago u Northwestern railway company
that an application will be made by the sub
scriber 10 David Nogge Esq. cireait Judge Of
the Circuit court for The cOUaYoi kerosha w 49,
cousin, at his chambers III the city OF * enoshR in
| the county o. Kenosha aforesaid on the 18th
day Of November lS64 at 6o'clor5 IN the after
noon OF that day for the appoint men OF three
| apparising commissioners 20 examine she prenrs
Is aud ascertain and assess ihe manages asttln~
! ed or which may be snsialned by ghc subscriber,
owner and claimant ~ said Hands, jhro lgh which
| said railroad track is .Oea ell and the value Of
| the lands so taken for said rack o. / u theuse
| offs drOad or works appertaiDIng tie ett, and
| that said assessment be made ir tie ;sllse and
| in the amer provided by law in len cas- es
and report :! ii col III writing 5e by said COM
| missioners duly made end fied as by aw n such
| cases required. =---s2
| 1be following is description 81 said ands,
| 10 wit:
Being strip Of laud one hundred feet vi de
running across The .oiiorili2 piece OF aud to
| wit: being on the North West cuartc dissection
| No. 81 Town 2 isauIe %. commencing al q stake
| so rods south 0f Ia NORTH east Gorner OF said
quarter sectiol and ,.n The east line d The same,
thence running vest Oh line para 3l VI ID the
north line OF said quarter rectlun II RODS to a
stake thence south 80 feet thence east Gu line
parallel ai5h said North line "A rods ID TIE east
line of sad quarter seutaI thence north on said
east line 20 rect t5 the place OF beginning.
Dated Kenosha September II, SD
PATRICK KELLY,
A. G. COLE, Attorney
5,gE forsaid Property Owner &.
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WHEREAS, the lands hereinafter de-
w scribed, owned by the subscribers and in
Which they are int crested, upon which the track
OF the railroad was constru cted by sthe * eno-
sha 81 Rockford railroad company :" and which
railroad track and interests OF said corporation
passed 10, and became vested in The consolida-
ted company known as the Chicago d North
western railway company which last Inamed
corporation for long time past have appropri-
ated said lands and sill continue to appropriate,
use and occupy the same for their railroad track
without compensation having first heen made
therefor.
Therefore. notice is hereby given to all whom
It shall or may concern, and Particularly to the
Chicago Il Northwestern railroad company,
also the Chicago & Northwestern railway COM
pany, that an application will be made by the
subscribers to David Noggl9 Esq. circuit Judge
OF the dircult court ofthe county of kenosha,
Wisconsin,, at his chambers in the city OF Ken
osha In the county of Cenosha aforesaid on the
18th day of November 1864 as six clock in the
afternoon OF that day, for the appointment of
three apprdlslng commissioners to examine the
premises and ascertain and assess the damages
sustained or which may be sustained by the SUBJ
scrbers owners and claimants of said lands
| through which sail road track is located, and
the value OF lands so take for said track, for
the use of said road or WORKS appertalnlng there.
| to- and that said assessment be made tor the
cause and in the manner prov lded by lew in such
| cases, and report thereof in writing be by said
commissioners duly made and tiled as by law IL
such cases required.
The following is description of said lands, viz
.'Fhe south fractional half OF section number eigh
"fS) in township number one ( north OF range num-
sber twenty (2D) east in the town of Salem In saiC
s.county OF konosha, containing two hundred and
tsix nty huadredths COG 2O-1OOl acres of lane
.smore or less according TO government survey.
| said railroad track crosses the subscribers salt
land in easterly and westerly direction i'll length
$50 rods Whereabouts and takes strip 100 feet Wild
| or whereabouts. #. H....
/, Deted at Kenosha Sept Goth, A. D. 1864.
JOHN CoGsWELL,
.,..... CAROLINE CoGSwELL,
AUGUSTUS CoGSwELL,
= CHARLES OoGswELL,
Also the following infants, by John Cogswen thea
E Guardian, duly appointed, to WIT
| FRAIE CoGswELL,
CHARLES IRWIN,
3, CAROLINE IRWIN,
FRANK IRWIN
j. J. PETIT, Attorney
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SEaerIM's sale.

GlX virtue of an execution issued out of the
Racine county Circuit Court the 18th day of Au
gust A. 1861 and directed the Sheriff of the county
Kenosha with instructions to make thereon the amount
certain Judgment together with interest and
which dGcketed in the circuit court OF kenosha
ty February, 1856 favor of Thomas
Cram Plaintiff against Ellis NJ Russell Defendant have
levied the following described lands, to wit Part of
the north east of section g., north
range twenty three 80 east: Beginning stake stand
on the of said section and chains and
tty-saven links from the north east thereof
thence west on said north line five chains thence south
twenty chains the south line of said nOrh ha Of said
north east quarter Section thence five chains thence
moi tn place OF beginning containing 10
less; which shall sale and sell public auction
or vendue the Court House, in the city and eosny of
Renosha State of Wisconsin, Saturday Oct 22nd
a. d. 1864 o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
Dated Aug. l,1s6I. HUDSON FOX, Sheriff.
7w12 BY WM. w. BAKER, Under Sheriff
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NoTTCF,.

In the Dlrct Court Of United States for the Dis
trct Of Wisconsiu. ), y IogsWeu
United States Of America the personal estate @e OF
q. L. Harding. ~ .-
AD the libel OF Information the part OF ghe limited states
against the personal estate Sc OF r. n Harding as lorle
ed the I'm tied States by tile said Eli Harding BY Tea-
Of his aiding assisting in the present rebegn
aganst government United state propouna-
cd in said ieI az ntGrmotUl seized the personal
estate the said Z. IL Iierding TO wit ~ =,
Kenosha scoDsn to QUO T. L. Harding, amounting 70
from hundred sfrO tOone hundred ana twenty
dollars with interest from april lst a -
1860, giyin notice thereof 70 said Reason bell
NOtice is therefore given in pursuance OIL an ordef
Court persons claiming The said personal estate o.
ing hat ing anything why the same SHOULD no
be pursuant TO the prayer oil the se
libel inf thatcy be and appear before e saiC
Court to held in and said District Wisconsin
Nj wan eean the third day Of October At eleven
O'Clock in forenoon the said dayf the same shall be
day OF in rjgdction otherwise the day juIis-
reafte and there to interposs claim,
to make tn cir allegations in That behalf
MarshaE'x office. Milwaukee, DARIUS G. Jackson.
AM . 3rd 1854 Marshal,
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aa Observation-Disclosures oourry co"rt,

In the matter of the last will and testament OF Joseph
spcer deceased. e t.a
AOsN reading and fling an instrument in writing
W purporting to be the last will and Testament OF
joseph pcer late OF Kenosha deceased and also III
iccompa nying petition Of Lowlza Spicer OF Kenosha
epr esenting among other things that the said Joseph
sIeer lately died at Kenosha, that said instrument is
4e last viii and testament of said deceased and that
she the said petitioner is the identical LGwixa s?icer
named and appointed IN ana by me sara ast WIN anu
1estament executor thereof, and praying that day
be appointed or herring the proofs OF saId last wan
and te stament If the said deceased It's ordered
Judge of this court on Friday che 2st day Of October
next at Q oclork p M OF th~t day at the once Of
Ead judge, at Kenosha. #........ i,
And it is further ordered that nouce pc gwen 10 tne
heirs ofsaid deceased and all persons interested,
by pub fishing copy of this order for three succsssiFS
weeks prior to said day of hearing, IN the
Telegraph !" a weekly Newspaper printed and pubshH
ed at Kenosha city in said county. l. W. WEBsi ES'
County Judge.
Dated September 9th 1854 ""iF
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I'm probnte-Exenosha Co. Court.

Estate of Hugh Wilson, late of Bristol in the county
of Kenosha. 4,
WpY order of license of the county court OF the
I'D county of Kenosha, duly given, the lolowdng
real estate belonging to the real estate OF Hugh wis
son late of the town of Br sto in said county, WIZ De
offered forsae at public auction in front OF the dwell
ing house on said premises Saturdaythe l9th DAY
of October next two O'Clock in the aernoon,to VIII
The east half of the south east quarter and all tGas
part of the west half of said quarter section lying
east of the center of the 0'Plain river, of
ton No. four A oftownship No. one 1 north of
range No. twenty zone 81 east; said parcels sup
posed contain 1873 acres be the same more or less
i1Terms made known at the time and place of sale.
REUBEN II. DEFINING,
Administrator of said estate.
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I'm PrObate-KenOsha County Court.
In the matter of the last will and testament of James
Briton, deceased.
To all eo1tODl 1t may concern.
N EETTERS testamentary the last will and
II testament of james Briton, of Bristol in the
county OF Keno sha, having been issued to Franklin
Hayward and Philo Curtis of The same place, on the
18th day of February 1854, and six months from
after said day having been allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims for examination and
allowance. Notice is hereby given that the unders
signed will the oath day of October next, at his
Office in the city and county of Kenosha, receive,
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against said deceased.
Daled Kenosha, September 18th, 1864.
l. W. WEBSTER,
-..... County Judge.
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nn probnte-Kenosha County Oeur..

In the matter of the Proof Probate of the last will and
testament of William McKenna deceased, late OF the
county of Kenosha.
WNTHEREAS, instrument in writing purpcrtng TO De
W the last will and testament of lillian Mchenna
deceased late of the county of Kenoshs has been MED IN
this ofce whereas application has been made by Ter
MoKenna praying that the same may be anu
admitted according the laws OF TINS state
Therefore it is ordered shat said application be heard be-
the Probate ONCE in the city of Kenosha ID ad
county, Friday the 2Sth day of October A. D. 1SoS al
ten o'clock A. NJ. of said day. - .
And is further ordered that notice sall be gwen 70
all persons interested in said will Of the time and place OF
said hearing BY in the henShG adgrS
once la each week. prior TO said day of hearing
Kenosha, Oct. 4, 1854. By the Court,
owls !. W. WEBSTER, county Juu&o'
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en- Probate enOsha County Court,
In the INST ter Of the estate Of Garhard Hartman de

ceased
Am ie2 ang aud filing the petition of Rodolph HarR
W man administrator of the estate of Garhard
Harkman decased setting forth the amount Of person
al estate that has to his hands aad the dispos-
ton theTec i; the amount Of debts outstanding against
said estate and description of all the real estate
of which said deceased died seized and e condition
aadvalua thereof and praying that license be TO INN
granted sell tle whole of Sd id real estate, so
much then Of as shall be necessary pay said debts
it is theref1re ordered that all persons Interested N
said estate appear before The Judge Of this court on
Friday the 11th day Of November next at two O'Clock
p, tie Office Of the said Judg III che city ana
cOun ~ o. KeAOsha then AID there 10 show cause, ~
any they have why license should not be be granteu
to said admins TRAITOR 70 sell said real estate according
to he prayer Of said petition
And Il IS further ordered that pgn a,fJ sbnr
thereof he given all persons interested y ~. Il,
copy OF this order for six weeks sacces.lfy ga.klv
said day Of hearing In the KenoshA Iee; III
wEpaper published i'm said county - :" " - r :, Hoo
Dated Sept 2eJh Is v. e"I4 county ~'h'
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State of Wisconsin. oron it ecu 1T for the county
Summons for Relief.

Summons for Relief.
Joseph Bishop, plaintiff, 0gst Daniel
McAiauman, bridget McManman his 90 c. stamp
wife and the unknown heirs of Pat
rick Smith, deceased, defendants
The State of Visions in to the above named defend
wTOIJ are heIebv summoned and required TO
n answer the compliant in this action, of which n
copy herewith served upon you and TO serve copy
OF your answer to the said comp int on the subscr-
Der at his office in the city and county of Ken0sha
within twenty days after the service fexcusY OF
the day such service and IL you fail TO answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the said
plaintiff will apply the court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint. A. e. COLE pins. Atty.
Dated Sept. Sth 1854. Gwl5 city OF kenosha WIS.,
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LAMBS CELEBRATED
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family of tn elaborng man, to be used in making
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By the simple turning of an Easy crank, the whole
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When the warp is once drawn through the REED and
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The Self acting loom s small, neat and light, only
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the why's and wRerefores about it, and with but little
experience, it successfully without the least liability
of getting it out of order,
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$50 cent stamp)
Sur mons for Relief.

To Bridget Grove, Samuel Rooney, administrator of
the estate of Andrew Grove deceased, james Lam
gin and the unknown heirs of John Grove deceased.
WTOU ARE hereby summoned and required TO an.
u swer the complaint in this action, which is fled
in the office the clerk ofthe circuit COURT county CT
wisconsin, and to serve acopy of your to the
said complaint the subscriber at his office in the
city of Kenosha aforesaid, within twenty days after
the service of this summons you, exclusive of the
day of such service if you fail to the said
compliant within the time aforesaid, the p anuf in
1is action win apply to the curt for relief demanded
~ 4he complaipt j. j. PETIT,
,Qated Sept. IL, 1864. Owls PLAINTIFFS atty.
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The SPECIFIC Pill

Is not Homeopathic remedy, nor does it contain
Mercury, Iron Cantharides any injurious Ingredient
eS PFieo = per box, six boxes (s0hen ordered at
once) for So sent6y Mail Sold Whoesale and Retail
J. WINCHESTER, Sc John Street, N. T..
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Professional Opinfons.-"I h.

your SPECIFIC Pills. in many cases of SpeymqtoT-
Tbea, and with the mostpezJect success''-J. Mil
TON SANDERS, NJ. D., Ii. D., BROOKLYN
Tits as near specific as any medicine can
be have cured very severe cases with from srx no
TEN Dosgs."--B KEITH, II. D., Ed. RepsrtOrv Of
Ned. Science, Heac- York
" | know of remedy in the whole df9teri1
MsdicG, equal to your SPECIFIC PIT in Seminal or
Urinary Weaknesses '-ADoLPH BEHRE, M D.
Prof of Organic Chemistry and PhyeioJogy " = ;
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enthusiastically to these Preparations"-D. MERE
DIrH REESE, u. D., IL. d., american Medical
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Il have a personal knowledge of Mr.. WIScHrs-
TIERS HONESTY AND INTEGRITY, and can assure the
Profession and the public that MS PREPARATIONS CAV
BERELIED oS"-JAs. r. CHIFFON, ND, Chemist, " Y
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Committee.
The committee appointed to Judge the La
dies Equestrian exercises, would report that on
y lady Lizzie AcDougalD appeared IN
horse back. SAe handled her horse well and
made coed appearance. and we recommend thai
the LIST premium OF s. 90 be awarded to her.
Your committee are Of the opinion that this
kind Of exercise and better knowledge of hors-
es and horaemanshp should be cultivated among
the young ladies OF this county Your commit
zee consider it as conducive to health as well as
an exercise Of pleasure.
JOHN TUTTLE
+. w. LYMAN,
Committee.
The premiums can Re had by calling on he
Treasurer, j ID, Fowlsr Esq, of Bristol,
II. Ii. TARBELL,
Secretary.
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Al IIE IUaEIeI UI lHt I17V%VV " V0'''---7 =
ceased.
- eodino and eIiny The petition ofJohn g. Tap
nan. by ) b, Jilsun his attorney OF henosnS
repregentng among other things, that John II: Men
az iats of he city OF Keaosh and county OF Ken
osha in the State OF iscofsin, about the month
of June A. 1864 Tin tue army Of the Fotomacl aea
fptestate, leaving goods, ch&tels and persona e's
tbat he the sad petitioner isa creditor Of the saia
decased praying that 81 sara a;t eJ !,
~ gst 80 "a netjeiop be heard before the
jude. MS % court 1r'% At bis ONCE in city Of
% Erida r. DIT d- OF October nextat O'CLOCK A.
NJ of that day. ,.a4 -,o.tca thereof he giy-
en- to ali persons ntefese d by Publishing copy %
this order for three successive weeks yeetIy
newspaper printed and publishe,' rwSRsFrR
in said county |. w. f,lF'y Indsa
dated sept.'26 1864. Sw17 G, '0"'' '''s''
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.

GiEcuit Court, County Of KcnOshn
Patrick Kelly and Asa Hatch, Plaintiff, 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.