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here, although the payee transferred the note
without rendering himself liable thereon, yet
his indorsement was valid according to the
law merchant and authorized any holder to
fill it up with his own name,
We therefore think the judgement OF the
circuit court should be reversed and the cause
remanded with directions to render judg
ment in favor Of The appellant, according to
the prayer of the complaint
Whv should you be justified i'll picking
the pockets Of a vender in engravings? Be
cause he has pict-oIsS.
i like YOU" said girl TO her sutton,
but cannot leave home; | am a widows
only darling; 40 husband can equal my pa
rent III kindness" She may be kind re-
piled the woer but be my wife-we will
all live together, and see if don't beat your
mother
a gentleman who had the honor Of pre-
siding at a Sunday School celebration not
long since being little inclined to put on
airs, informed the audience, in rather osten-
tatious manner, that they would 'now have
some ooca} music o.. tie brosS Jand.
Dr. Marsh says tue best cure for hyster-
les is to discharge the servant girl. In his
opinion there is nothing like flying around
to keep the nervous system from being I'm
strung. Some women think they want a
PHI ysiciau when they need scrubbng
brush.
! \ gentleman was agreeably surprised the
| other day to fad plump turkey served up
| for dinner, and inquired how it was obtained.
| Why, sill" was replied, ''that there turkey
has been roosting on our fence for three nights
SO this morning | seized him for rent.
An old bachelor,a country fellow,no lik-
ing the way his landlady's daughter had of
appropriating his hair oil, filled his bottle
with Spaulding's glue the day before ball to
which the girl was invited, and she staid
home in consequence. 1t was a tiendish re
venge.
Father, said little fellow, after having
apparently reflected intently on something
Il shant send you any Of my wedding cake
when | get married"
why not p was the inquiry.
| Because" answered the young hopeful
''yo't djt5lT send ne a~y Of your$ p
''WeIl," said Yankee, proudly, to a
travelling Scot, as they stood by the Falls OF
Niagara, is not that wonderful In your
country you never saw anything like that ~
Like that ~ quoth the latter; there's a
far mair wonderful concern twa mile frae
whaur | was born.
Indeed" says Jonathan ''and pray what
kind Of concern may it be ?"
''Why, mon" replied the other, Its a
peacock wi a wooden leg"
\ young lady of extraordinary, capacity,
addressed the following letter to her cousin,
I'VE is all we'll and mother has got the
his Terrix brother Tom has the Hupin
Kaugh, and sister Ann has got babee, and
| hope these few lines to find You the same.
Rite sumo Your aphectionate kuzzen."
The 20-inch Rodman gun for the use of
he army, cast at Pttsburg is the largest
gun ever cast. It carries ball weighing
j coo pounds
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! u eWERHRR SALE

- 4 II II CI BEIGCONSIN
Circuit Count County Of Kemosha.
James f. Conkling against Findley NJ. Kellogg and
Susan V. Kellogg.
In pursuance OF judgment in the above entitled
actiOh, rendered and dated the 9Th day OF November
A. d. 1868, at the regular November term of said
court, l. Hudson Fox, sheriff of Kehosha y shall
oner for SALE and sell at public auction to the highest
bidder therefor at the front door of the Court House.
III the city and county of Kenosha and State of Wis
consn, on saturday, the 26th day of March, A. D.
1867 at O'Clock IN the forenoon, the following de-
serbed track OF land lying and being in Pleasant Prairie
follows Fifty acres, commencing at the northwest
of section fourteen of town one of range TWEEN
ton line hundred rods thence east eighty rods
thence north one hundred rods, thence west to the
place of beginning. Terms orsse cash.
Dated February 18th, 1864.
RANDALL & CLIFFORD, HUDSON FOX,
Plt'fs Atty'5. Sheriff heuOsha County
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My One Days Spinning.
BuEz, buzz, went the wheel,
Keeping time with happy thought;
Many threads upon the reel,
That the merry aogsrs wrought.
thoughts Of SADNESS fIled my nina,
While the feec, rolls span;
Yet l counted j the time,
How many knots made run.
Many thoughts Of gIadness, soo'
Spanked in the beaming eye,
Asking ever TO be true,
Oh, bright thoughts, how quick they n.y.
Eur ny wheel kept buzz'ng on,
Making charming music, too
For the little threads Of yarn
We're for come one-not for you
Soon counted seven knots,
When twas spun and twisted, to-;
OH sF4lat nice warm wooden socks
These, roy boy, will make for you.
Spinning till the sun goes down,
Thinking WAo will wear thera. 100
Many times ny reel gees round,
.sTlsy arefoEsom one-not for you.
With happy, joyous smile,
gazed upon my skein Of yarn
and, thinking too, all the whiI=,
How nicely 'hey'n esep him warn.
E--s- -..t
BY one days spinning Iiugsrs
In the mind with pleasant tfougEssi
Ny skein Of yarn. a treasure,
Il never can be bought.
Ess8YfqPPGstarei4a4 ,9okiso w's,
And shall your head with solemn thought
You cannot guess II ycu should try
Why this my yarn, :anrot he bought.
liberty, Vic.
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1diewld, Polka Caprice, by NJ. Keller; Morning
Prayer by ". F. MuIet; summer House Of Roses gal.
Top, by MIS-. Parkhurst, lie PHI Polka; West Point
March. rs cents each Omeepe aitz, Frederick Waltz,
j. G.. Barnard, 40 cts each. We coming Father
ABB aham Always look the Sunny Side llliant Va
riations by Bhares Grobe, so each. shall know
each otter there for guitar, by Boomer So Sunny
Side set to 90 easy arrangements on the piano, 10 by
James Benak and IL by Mrs. PurAherst, IS each
Mailed free.
Published by HORACE WATERS, Ag't
No 4Sl Broadway, n Y.
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Circuit Court, County Of E6enOshR.
John Lamb VS. Elizabeth a. Baldwin, George H. PAT
iersOn and Catharine A. Patterson.
In pursuance of judgment in the above entitled &C.
tion, rendered aud dated the l1t day OF November A
D, 1863, at ire regular November term of said Court
Hudson Fox Sheriff OF Kenosha county, shall offer for
sale, and sell at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor at the front door of the Court House, the
city and county of Keuosha and state OF Wisconsin, on
saturday the 25th day of February KIT 1864, at
o'clock in the afternoon. the following parcel lot of
land much thereof shall he necessary to salts.
fy said Judgment and costs together with expenses
OF said sale to wit All that certain piece, parcel or
LOT of land lying and being in he 3D. ward city
kenoSha aud in the north east quarter OF section six
town north of range twentythree east
at the south west OF land lately owned by Mrs
Courtney, and now occupied by william L.. Hnsdale
and running thence south along land occupied by Cy-
BOHrTOughs The street, thence along said
stree huuGre feet thence north hundred and
sixteen ,l16) feet to land formerly owned by Lans,ng
b. Nichols thence east one hundred 900 feet to place
of beginning Terms of sale, cash
II. i. SCHoFF, HUDSON FOX,
Plbs. Attorney. Sheriff of kenOsha County.
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contains l44 pages, and nearly 200 tunes and hymns
the most popular s. Book issued. Among the
most popular pieces are, Kind Words Eden Above,
Christian Eero Beautiful Zon,' 4 ought love my
Mother, The Angels told so in the Light Rest e-
the Weary, &c. Pricespape covers, 20 cents, EACH
sl5 per 00 bound % cts 500 per lO0 cloth bound en-
bossed silt, 80 cents, 1925 per 100.
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s-=-----------...-.-.--
TAN NdbFRGE,

Office Of the CLERK of rhe County Board ofsupervisors
KENosHA Co. Wis, Dee. I'd, 1868. (
The following is list of the edeemed pieces ar
lots OF lard situate lying and being in the county of
Kenosha and State OF Wisconsin, which were sold on
the third day OF September, a D. 1861 for tie unpaid
tax ard charges of the year 1860, specifying zach
tract or lot Of land; the name of The person whom
assrss,d the amount Of taxes charges and
calculated to the last day of redemption due each
u"g GET of land.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given. tina unless
such unredetmed lands are redeemed before the
third day Of September, a. d. 1864, they will be con
Yeyed to the purchaser. IRA FIERCE,
Clerk Of the County Board Of Supervisors,
For the County OF Kenosha.
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The Harp of Freedom

contains 81 pages of songs, duets and choruses, for
Freedom. Among the choice pieces would name
Fair freedoms MORN" 80 let my people co." "Over
the mountain" They worked me all the day." &C.
Price cents singh so cents per dozen So per 100 pos
taGe / cent each.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-18

contains 80 pages of beautiful tunes and hymns
new and old, of the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, revival, missionary, temperance prayer and
conference and a kinds ofsacred social meetings
The music in this booE 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 a beautiful orld," "Kind Words,
Sweet hour OF Prayer" ''There is Land of Love,
suffer little children to unto me,' "God the
Nation, &c. Prices-singie copies, bound, So cents
S55 per 100. Mailed at the retail price
HORACE WATERS Agt
4Sl Broadway, NeW-York.
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LOOK 70 YOUR
Count the Costs and Profits !!

Good Jeans or satinets are Low worth per
yard at Wholesale. ...-........... 10 cts
Cotton linen warp, per yd., % cts, NAB, 81 cts
Filling for yard OF Jeans cost ~ cts, $40 ~ VS.
One loom will cas- lily weave Is yards OF jeans Eat
inets in day, making saving to the wearer on 10
yards proht 10 the manu- acurer per day, IS 10.
TO the farmer who raises his own wool, aCd manu-
features it into cloth for home aT,or the market much
greater PROFITS realized, making his wool bring him
double what IT would in its raw state.
For town tights or single looms for Kenosha and Ra
cine counties apply tie subscriber at bis residence
in sor,ers mr. address 8s
H. PERKINS, Kenoshs.
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Ruth: A Sacred Cantato,
4 he Revival Music Book

contains l26 pages Words b y Rev. Sidney Dyer, mu
sic by Pref Cunt This excellent book
for the young Proespaper covers 20 cents, $l5 pei
100; bound Is cents, 800 per lOt.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-18

contains 70 pages o! tunes hymns designed for re-
yiva prayer, conference meetings. Price in pa
per covers, singe COPIES 10 cents IS per 100. Mailed
II the retail prIce.
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WNT ATERS'S Choral Harp--A New Sunday
W. Snh az

We School Book. of 100 pages of Beautiful
Hymns and Tunes Il contains many gems, such as
shall know each other there Suffer little children
GUS, 'Leavs with nay MOTHER 'He leadetIl be-
ode still WATERS, &c. Price, paper 80 eents
$5 per 100 bound, % cents so per 100 Il is edit
ed by HORACE WATERS, author of Sunday School
Bells, Nos. and 2 which have had the enormous sale
of ovsr eight hundred thousand copies. Just published
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LEONARD SCOTT CO., Publishers,
No. ~, "aker ST., bel. Broadway and Church 81.
lIs0 pIblIsh The
Farmers Guide.

By Henry stephens, OF Edinburgh and the late J. ?,
Norton, Of Xaie College. Two vols. Royal Octave
l 500 pages and numerous EngraviEgs,
PRICE, $G, for TWO volumes. BY Mail, 81.
3w32 L. SCOTT co.
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Black woods Eldin bursh Magazine (rory).
TERMS.
POSTAGE.

The postage to all parts of the United States is
only Fifty Cents Wear for Ghe
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cents year for B'ackwood, and only Eight
CenIs Wear for "a Review Postage is
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a LARGE Assortment OF the
FAMILYDYE COLORS

In packages, at - and 50 cents each, jus
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1864, will receive, premium, their choice of any
of the four Rey, for Is 9. Subscribers to all
Reviews Tor 1868 Subsc ibers to any all the works
for 1864 may procure any Of the four Reviews for 1868
which hey may not be entitled premiums, at 81
a year each
eSY- The Third Edition nf the September Number of
BIackw ood containing article by English officer
who present at the Battle Of Gettysburg, is
now ready price % &c rs.
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BLACKWO0D'S MAGAZINE
AND THE
BRITISH REVIEWS,
rPPTCES. CAEAP as EVER,
To those who pay Promptly in Advance.
POSTAGE REDuCEDN
Premiums to New Subscribers

Notwithstanding the cost of Reprintipg these Periods
Gals has more than doubled in Consequence OF The e0
mons rise in the Price of Paper and of general ad.
vance in ali other expenses and Notwithstanding 9TH
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the old rates, viz
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LAMBS CELEBRATED
PATENT SEEF-ACYENG
FL AND LOOM

This worderf ni invention - practically adapted TO
the family of tn eabOring man, to be used IN MAKING
NIL rhe heavy and substantial goods worn by them.
BY the simple turning Of an easy crank, the whole
process Of wing is performed, ITS parts are all sell
changing requiring skill to weave, II lets on the
WARP from the warp beam, winds mp cloth, throws the
utte ard ueads the treddl IS ali with one mo'ion'-
" en- the warp is once drawn through the REED ana
Of the Seif-actng Loom the same warp :nd
without huerI Jeans Satinets, T~eeds, Lin~
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and the hanges from kind another can be made
ge MINUTES, On all other looms the warp 10 drawn
IN differently for III kind Of cloth,
The self acting loom is small, heat and light, only
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,r WINS d wheIeiotes about il, aud with but t'le
exper itnce successfully without the leas Liability
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DT. stephen sweet, OF Connecticut,
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EGG'. Stephen sweet, Of Connecticut,
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Cures Headache Immediately & was known to fair
hsr. sweets Gniaiibie Linment
Affords imm ediate releffor Piles and seldom tails to
Dr.Weet's EnfaII ibIe Linimem
Cures Toothsche in one minute
DIR. Sweets EfaIIibIe Linment
Cures Cuts ard Wounds Immediately and no gar
Err. SWEEPS EnfaiIibIe Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known aoiid.
DIR, sweets ERfnIIibIe Liniment
Has been used by than million people, and al
praise it.
DR.. sweets EnfaIIibIe Linimeut
Is truly frierd in need and every family sF,ouls
have it at hand.
, DIR. Sweets EnfaIIibIe Linimeut
Is Tor sale by all Druggists. Price % cents. .--
ff5 RICHARDSON q co.. u
= Sole Proprietor, Norwich c.
For sale by Lord SIN tn. Wholesale Druf,psfs "a
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Northwest. -..a - .aa..... .... ~ '"e
Caution.
TO avoid imposition observe ture and laD.ss
DR.. Stephen Sweet every abel and aso SteT,en Sa
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,ut which none genuine. wiz
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FOR SALE BY
'akaIEIz4gtgs a. As%EA.
AND

g. sOBgN@GS, aasucsn". 1v5s.
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4 ~ 2sORACK Comp"uudpr Of Stomach
Bitters, Blood Purifier and Blood Pills Dstilier and
manufacture of Catawba and Swedish Braudes nj
all kids of the finest Domestic Liquors which sold
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WHICH IS LYONS DROPS.
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS

THEY ACT LIKE a CHARM,
by strengthening and invigorang. and restoring the
system to healthy condition. 1t moderates all excess
and removes all Instructions, and speedy cure may
cd en-
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H\00A uX\A NiNuev YIN,
which in conjunction With the
N\ooA pAevS\ev,

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and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Heaaaohe, CoatjOenes&,
Collie P1i1o&, Cholera Nerb,ts,
Indigestion, T2airo in the Bo1DeIs,
GDj2ziness, etc.
Try these medicines and you viii never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
and they will say they are
NtooA MeAlc\Aes,
and you should try them before going for q
physician.
Get q Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will
NO\AOA NO VNOvC.
Az proof thar the Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
vegetable the certificates of those eminent chem
Iss Professors Chiffon Of y Y, and Locke Of Cincinnati
Read E'r Roack's Special Notices and Certificates pub.
lshe in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time to
time
Price the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, 81
Der bottle S. per hafdozen OF the Scandinavian Veg
qable Blood Pills, % per box, boxes for 81
Principal Office ard SalesrOom No. East Fourth St.,
3D. Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. Laboratory,
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The London Quarterly CConservative).
The Edinburgh Review (Whg)
g.
The North British Review" Gree Church,
!.
The Westminster Review (LiberaD,
B.
RlockNvOod,s Fdin 5urgh Magazine (fory).
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TO MARRIED LADIES,

They are peculiarly adapted, they bring on the
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
SURE TO DO GOOD!
SURE TO DO GOOD!
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The Horace Waters
MODERN IMPROVED
OVERSIR ING BASS FULL
)rOn GranteO piauos

built the best and thoroughly ed ma
terials, and will stand any climate. The tone is very
deep, round, full and mellow the touch elastic. Each
Piano warranted Tor five years. Prices from 1928 to
$T00
Testimonials
''The Horace Waters Pianos are known among the
very best - Evangelist.
'Wecan speak of their merits from personal knowl-
ed e y Christian LetektigeRcer.
'Wsters' Pianos and Meodeons challenge compariS
son with the finest made anywhere" -HOnHe journal.
S225.-NEW OCTAVE PIANOS, of different ma
kers, tor 1925; with carved legs, $240 Second
hand Pianos and Meodeons $40, $780, $50, $75, 500
Sll5, sl25, $3.50, and $50.
The Horace Waters MeIOdeOns and HarmO-
NUNS.
Tuned the Equal Temperament with the Patent Di-
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ORGANS from $500 to $500.
e2E liberal discount to Cergymen, Churches, Sab
bath Schools, Lodges, Semnares, and Teachers.
HORACE WATERS, Ag't.
No. 4Sl Broadway, Y.
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State If Wisconsin.
Circnit Court. CnumIx OF kennsin.

Merrill & Comstock, Plt'fs. Att'ys.
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
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If, Therefore, the law Of the place Of per
fdrmanee is TO govern, Individually the
railroad bond is legal and valid obligation
Md if the courts of New York would enforce
this contract for much stronger reason
should the courts of this state do so in view
Of the provision of the charter which permits
the company to agree for the payment Of any
rate of interest on loans effected fog the pur-
fpose Of constructing its road. "a
On the trial the respondent Ewings at
tempted to defeat a recovery i'll whole or part
Ivy showing failure Of consideration or that
lie had been injured by some action Of the
board Of directors i'll reference To the transfer
Of his stock upon the books of the company.
and headmissibility Of this defence depends
entirely upon the question whether the APP
pellant holds the securities free and discharg-
ed from all equities existing between Ewings
and the railroad company. We think it very
clear that he does. 1t is not pretended that
the appellant at the time of the transfer had
notice Of any of these matters set up in the
defence. And the fact that he took the note
and mortgage as collateral security for mon
ey actually loaned at the time of such trans
fer uRo'l.the bond Of the company does not,
within all the authorities render him less
entitled to the protection Of the statute. Nor
wasatAeres anything in the manner in which
the note was transferred calculated to affect
HIM with notice or put him upon inquiry
The note and mortgage were in terms made
payable to the order of Edward D. Holtor
who Endorsed the note in bank without re
course. Such az Endorsement we suppose
rapsfers the title to, and property in the note
to any subsequent holder Therefore it is not
necessary to rely even upon the rule laid
down iIACrosby TVS. 3Rauh and Kimball rs.
Porter recently decided by this court, For
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Now Imstrumentai Music.

4S1 Broadway, New-York
Publisher OF the above Books.
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NV One Days Spinning.

Kenosha, 1884.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-06-25
THE NE WS.

- Gold is on the rampage
= sdnesday it sold for $3.50. What is
the cause of this upward leap. nobody
baows. For months past the price of
cd has ceased to he any Indication If
tia success of the National arms, or the
81 ;Iity of the National credit. Il will
Yro,ably run ''wild" till Richmond is
,aksn. Meanwhile with a country so full
g al the essential means of wealth as
or own, the people mead not be fright
saed by the mad operations Of Wall
.S.reet.
- We have no important news from
GRANT. Tie people are impatient for
Is final success, but let US be patient
lie has stupendous work to do, but he
3as tenacity, pluck, and willing army
10 back him. There j, no room for rea
sonable doubt that he will capture Rich
mond. but the event may not be so near
as we have hoped.