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ALToRD- HUDpELL. on Tuesday iscPt9emrtSer io.9
1894 6y The Rev samuel Dur9o.9w BESgyAIM4ltT h
daulitcr Of tho ato Washington A. Huddcn, all o. rhla
FRHNcts- -oREESE.-on Tuesday morning 18Th
int, a the re,donce Of o'Gh Fgag'Is t'l94 sh3S
GRlFFITn- -ROBlssON. on Thursday, sepiembI
L HiR ~ by Roy 9Ilr iS NJ NV
: Ill n, daughter Of tho late Thomas Robinson Allm
sloan -wErmuuu.oa rlur,day, seg,cm4,,r l.,
BY sdS S sT I 'CS S'S ky, kfs ErfIisL E HISS G s o @ g' sy
soMIR, .IRYASl G,oltgmgeg liih, ~, by ih'
ICY T ,s EeSys, II llAATy Il y SgS4s IF F1s5 qi 3IsnT'
sTAATs--- -TAAr,.-uu the lith irtt., by lev $; W;
Thomas. Pastor Of 50 IGnls a., , l4ur,. NJ J2ltS,
Now Castle county, Del tpciawaro papers please eopyJ
tst.f
KEY W,sL, Florida, Acting Inslpn JOSEPH HENRY
XII te oiicer, IN sort alton ed tho funeral AMI united
n uayn the a trlblio Of respect TO ms r'man' lHeW
IILluT September 70 IN, after short Illness, JO-
sI n ELLIOTT % tho Gis ycor y Of ni, age -..o,,o,u
1le relatives and fl nds OF INC im'y are respeGuly
invited 70 attend t'5 tune ral ron ns a'e re,l3nS'
without further notice. 10 proceed 70 kohald'ol'7
FEAiS16tiSs if"irffIrAinic'E. c'E '.''"'.,' ~ '4
lis irCnds and tuos of DIS uncle T. tiUp1irl,k. qro
NOR ing at O'Clock, from lhc rs doncou ls 81. to .'I-
law, Cu'harno Fi1paintk' no. d'y ihr',o"h 7.t.'"
AhTU am L Harper ..,
uyutCfo itpuD bee n.rd. r m her tate trtdrnc' No'
sew stcel, on Muuua' the lFtU taiaut ht Vt'c.l
T. NJ. v tl,uttuittr nuurr. TO proceed 90 WoJdltnns
Cemetery.
HARRINGTON ON tue 18Th inst, RC I'll An y, wlio
Of the late John HARRINGTON, I'm the bWh year Of hot
! ukC, .,,.
invited 10 attend the funeral from her a'c resd o. g,
No 9Os n Tw,uty-thifd street. above vine, on srlAy
afternoon 10th inst, at / O'Clock. To proceed 10 ODD
/ Fellows Cemetery,
| LILDs-On Ihrd-day, tho 18Th inst ANNIE
Lids dau- Inter ct the late josiah Le d', In the AOh
] year ut her H. @. ,,--.-- ~ -
particularly invited 10 attend her lunera' rom tho rest
dence OF her sep-athcr, ~ \. IrolL = w. corner OF
Seventh and Thompson streets, on SeNonth-dAy the lh
/ insL, at O'Clock p. NJ. TO proceed 20 Laurel Hh
. Cemetery.
gAGER- on the M rnlrg o. the 18Th instant, MAEGA-
/ RETlA daughter u. the late Muhae VHger
The r. lat,ts and flpuus Of e family are rcspec fllN
invited 10 attend her fIuprIl trOm her late re,iurucr, No
o3 Arch street Sa urday morning. the ith Instant al
/ lOOClock,
! TIIItRGIA AsT.-Or the 18Th instant, Mrs. MAHgA
kLT JiLLINUuAST, daughter Of tue Iato Thomas b,sd
| Yer Sr oi Ills city.
| The rt laiyrs snd mae frp nds Of the family are re
surofr, invited attend her funeral rom hcr late rest
ducC No. 2lI sinth street, ON Friday afternoon tH
| 10th ms ant, AZ o clock.
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" Government from destruction 10 enforce les
u lust power aud laws; 10 maintain our very ex-
i,tcnce as = nstion-these were the causes which
" impelltd us 20 draw the sword.
Such rebellion cannot be justified upon
ethical grounds, and the only alternatives for
our choice arc It's suppression or the deytrucu IN
" of our nationality. - George h. Nc Ciridn--
Usa Point Grafton.
"The prosecution Of the war can lead only 60
union or separation 81 it csds 10 union, it will
lcau TO Su uumitigeted dospOtism. '-Gcorge n.
PHdl6'ou-spcesh ir Congress.
rebellion against Government like ours,
winch contains within Itself the means OF self.
adjustment and pacific remedy for evils,
" should never be cUutoundcd with u revolution
against dgspCig power which refuses rodrg's
ct wrongs -Geoygo y. NcCic'ar West Point
ttuu0u.
Readerl for which Of these two GEORGEs'
was the Cessation Of hostilitios platform" Of
Chicago formcdp
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AMUSEnRNTS.

MATINEE AT The CHEsNUT-TO-morrOW after
noon matinee will be given at the Chestnut Street rhoI
tc lch viii be tho last opportunity Of the seisOn TO
" tcss the uiy lrand ocular drama In the day
irLe as p-te wiz be positively witndrawn on Sltur
uuy uEh' By dr' Ctun OF tho mindsemeut No play could
has had more successful run, ana chance presented
morrow OF seeing II should be universally embraced.
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NFARSHAIlS SALE.-BY VIRTUE or
INl Writ of sale ly The Hon John CadwAadeI, Judge
OF the District Court of United States N andor ihe
Eastern Dsrct of Ylvania, IN Admiralty 70 me- u
reoted win be sold az public sale the highest and best
bidder. for cash, at MlCHENERS sIOkE, 20: II! n;
FRONT Street on MONDAY, september 20, l'ili az ~
clock NJ The cargo OF the steam Lillian, consisting
OF 43 bales of cotton also 81 bales Of cotton, the cargo
y" 'N''0 'NA'''N WILLIAM NfLLWARD,
u. s. Marshal h, d. OF Pennl.
PmLADILrnA, September 40, 1854. ssi2lN
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CRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
y No. 6}7 CHESNUT Street, corner Of Seventh. -
Established 1874, Incorporated lo1o'
Youpp men prepared for the Counting house and busi
ness life.
BOOK K-kEEPlNG,
In an It's branches as pTactisod by the best accountants
ana business men, .... ..-..,,
Plain and ornamental s taught by OF the most COM
uotont OF psnmen,
Commercial Calculations,
Business FORMS
Commercial Law, -
Detecting Counterfeit Notes, sc
TElEGHAPHlNG, .
Nv sound and ON pRper taught thorough and practical
manner by long experienced operator.
STUDENTS INSTRUCTED sEfAbAlELNi
And received al any time 49,,
CATALOGUES,
Containing terms students names (i1l last year, "ci
s. II, CRlTrENDEN 4 co.
SEQ I'm No. 637 CHESNGr Street
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Electricity
All Acute and Chronic Diseases cured by meAns Of the
d.derebt medinoatlcnt OF EleoTioity at the
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No 1870 WALNUT STREET, Philadelphia.
PROF G. II. BOLLEs
VIII commence.
ocToBER I, 1884,
course Of Gestures niI instruction for applying
GaVanism Magnets A. and other mOdid atons OF klec
tIicty as reliable h0rRpeuc agent for the cure Of Acute
ana CarUHC Diseases,
AT THE INSTITUTION,
no. 1910 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Medical men snd others dcslIng to attend the course
a @ requested 10 make application early
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EDWIN WALTER,
D.l5-6t TREASURER

k3g- OFFICE OF THE WARDENS FOR
kSS the Port OF Philadelphia No. III WALNUr street,
PuIIAntLrIIIN. september 10, lS6t
EOTICE.-WhCrrasl Oh" ely of ihiadelpht hes made
application Evc9sIUu ot Pier uto the iiyer Det"t
al the loot OF YIN ST. oct ugrerably plan nled IN this
Oft &c. Action Will br tltcn ON said ap1lcluln on MJN-
IIAS newt .9tu In .Irut. GiIAS S. WAYNE,
o - "a Master Warden Port o Philadelphia,
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gugCPggOR To W. n. CARRYT,
No no OHESHIIY Street,
Has row Opcn his
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"
OF tho npgfat Col ,ra and VhiferBs
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Dr. Jnync's ExpectOrant.-AiI who have
used this standard Medicine or
ASTHMA, CoN'UMrTIoT,
BRoScuITIs, PLEURTsY,
wuooriNG Couum, GROUP.
COUGHs AND COLDS HOARSESEss,
or any Pulmonary Complaint attest It's usefulness. In
proof Of this fact VIC would state that for thirty years
past the ExpcctorWnt has before the public and that
each auccocdug year added to It's popularity and
tened the ccmand until it is known and appreciated
in ali quarters tho world and admitted to be the Great
Rcmeoy OF the Age that class OF diseases for which
(, especially designed.
RECENT Cough, AND COLDS, Puerltlc Pains &c.
arc quickly eotuny cured By It's daphorotc sooth-
ing and eNpectorani power
ASTHMA it always curOs. It overcOmoS the soasmodo
contraction Of the air vessels and by producing fee
pecoration at once removes all dcultles of breathing
BRONCHITIS readily yields to the Expectorant. Isub-
dues tho Inflammation which extends through tho wind
tubes produces eNpeooron and supprosseI at
the cough and pain,
CONSUMPTION Forths insidlous and fatal dsoaseno
remedy on earth found oiTectuAl 1t sub
dues the Inflammation, relieves the cough and pain
removes the daeuly breathing and produces easy
cxpeooraton hereby all irritating and obstructing
tcrs are rlmOyCdirom the lungs.
WHoOPING COUGHS promptly relieved by this ENpoc-
tora l. shorten the duration Of the disease onehalf aud
greatly miugatos tho suTrrings Of tho patient.
anPULMORARY COMPLAIN rs, in GROUP. PLEu-
RlsY, &c It Will be found to be prompt, sae, pleasant
/ and reliable.
rrol ared only at No. 2i2 Chestnut street
GmOked d and Dried Meats.
Messrs DAVIS RICHARDS,
Arch and Teath Streets
Have Just received fresh supply of
. ELEGANT HAMS,
DHikD BFEF. and
! LARGE ToSGUBs.
AIofGe fnest curing.
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Smoked and Dried Meats.
Mebsts. DAVIS 3 RICHARDS,
Arch and Tenth stI eets,
Have IuEt received a fresh supply OF
ELEGANT HAMS,
DRfkD BFEF. and
LARGE TONGUBs.
AlOfMe fncst curing.
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UNION LEAGUE.

a.. TIE TREA ASURER or TIRE FUND TO Re
NtH Hove the distressed people OF Chambpr'blrs uaa
wed the FOLLOW ing amounts since nus lat rtporti
Amount UrCNU44Y s2ljll31
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SheniMs SnIe.
Kenosha County Circuit Court
J Rripp HoSt Channcar Sppmnnr


Cyrus Brigg deSt. Chauncey Seymour.
n N pursuance and by virtue Of Judgment of fore
closure and sale of the circuit the county
of Kenosha made in the above entitled action on the
10Th day May 1854 shall offer for sale ana sell at
public auction to the highest bidder Thursday the
23d day of June, 1864 at O'clock in the afternoon
of tn day. at the front door of the house in
the city and county of Kenosha and State of Wscon
sin, all the following described real estate, much
thereof shall be necessary to make the of
said judgment, interests and costs and the and
dsbu sements of said sale, to witt The south east
quarter Cf section number twentyssix (26 town one
Q) north of range No. twenty-five (22) east, except
piece in the south east corner thereof six rods long
| north and south, and Eve rods wide and west;
ALSO pa of the north east of section number
thirty FIVE 1857 town one a. north ofrange twenty
(22) east bounded follows, to wit: Commencing at
the north west cornerof said north quarter of
section thirty (35), thence south the quarter
line one hundred and three and two thirds QL3 3
rods thence east sixty (60) reds, thence north one
hundred and three and two thirds (1O3 23) rods,
thence west sixty (G0 rods to the place of beginning
| containing in ali two hundred 600 OF land
| Kenosha, lay 18th 1864. HUDSON FOX,
| Y. s. & II. HEAD Sheriff
| Plaintiffs ALt'ys. 1w49
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In probnte-Keno.bo d. S]on., 4


In the matter Of the last will and testament of Ann
Qua rles deceased
a I'm reading and filing the petition of j. V. Quares
W executor of the last i'll and testament Of the said
AnnQuarles setting forth the amount Of personal
tate that has his hands and the disposition
thereof the that Is TO be invested as legiees
under said viii and description CT all the real estate
of which the said deceased died seized and the con.
dition and value OF the respective portions thereof
and p aging tn st license be TO him granted sell
part VI said real estate aud as shall be nec-
essary to make said investment and do other things
required to be done by said will and it appearing by
said petition that there is not sufficient personal
n the hand Of said executor TO make sad investment
and doheiother things required TO be done by said WILL
and that necessary in order to do the same TO sell
part of said real estate it is therefore ordered shat
all persona interested in Said estate appear before the
Judge of this court Friday the 24th day OF June
1864 o'clock A.M,of said day at his oie in The
city OF Kenosha, then and there show cause If any
there shall be, why license should not be granted to
said executor to sell said real estate according to the
prayer said petition. ..
And i, ls further ordered, that copy Of this order
shall be published in the Kenosha Telegraph"a week
~ published at Kenos city, for four success
sve weeks prior 20 said day Of hearing.
#. '# Wv f.w.webster. l.t.F
4T52 County Judge.
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SHERHFF,s SALE.
state of Wisconsin-KenOsh County
Circuit Court. y 81.

Circuit Court. .a.4
Asa Newell, against Sarah McGnl, George McGill,
Ann McGill, Sarah McGill, Patrick McGill, John
Mc1ill, Mary McGi, and Rosa McGill.
n pursuance of the judgment in above entitled &C.
ton rendered May 11th 1864, at the regular term
of said Court, hudson Fox, Sheriff of said county of
Kel oshR, shall offer for sale and sell at publc auction
the highest bidder therefor at the front door of the
Court House, in the city and county of Kenosha and
State of Wisconsin, at o'clock in the forenoon OF
# Saturday the 9th day ofJuy, 1854 the following
described lots parcels of land, to wit: The south
half OF the south west quarter of section twenty
eight (2S): Also the north west quar- ter OF the north
east quarter of section number thirtythree (33G Also
the south quarter Of the Forth east quarter and
the north quarter of TIE south east quarter of
section number thirty 1885, Also part ofthe south
east quarter of section No twentyeght (2S) descri
| bed follows Commencing at stake at the south
west of said south quarter of section TWEEN
ty-eght (2S) and running thence north twenty four
chains and seYenty>two ga T2 links to stake in tho
centre of the highway, on the west Milwaukee road
thence souhery the lie of said road to stake
the south line of said section thence nineteen 19
chains and forty>ve (45) links to pace of beginning
all of said parcels of land being in town
one II north OF range twenty-five 1927 east and in
the town of Somers in said county. Terms OF sale,
| Cash. HUDSON FOX, Sheriff.
| Dated May 25, 1861. Wv. BAKER,
| o. S. q +. Ii. HEAD, Under Sheriff.
| Plaintiff 8 Attys. Iw5l
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sh HfoDuLc- sAcnOshu GOnuty Court.
Ii the matter of the guardianship of tbs minor hers
OF I. V. B. Yelie, deceased.
A reading, and filing the petition of John O. Wygant
% guardian OF said minors, representing among 9TH
things that the wards seized of certain real
estate IN this county, and that is necessary the
same should be sold; and praying for license to sell
the same; and appearing to the from said PEE
tition that it would be behehc a the said minors
to sell sand real estate is ordered and directed that
the next OF kin to said minor heirs and all persons
interested 10 SAID real estate appear before the Judge
OF this court on Saturday the 18Th day OF June 1864
at two O'Clock p. of said day, at his office in the
city OF kenosha, ard then and there to show cause
why license should OF be granted for the sale Of
said real estate according to the prayer of said petit
ton. '..
And it is further ordered, that copy of this order
be Published Tor at least four successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the Kenosha Tele
graph" a weekly newspaper, printed and circulated
III this county. 1. w WEBSTER,
Dated May, is, 1854 4w5o County Judge.
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United stutes mnrshnrs saIo
So. 8. District Court for the District of Wisconsin
Sands HiginbOtham Us. Jonathan Taylor.

So. 8. District Court for the District of Wisconsin.
Sands Higinbotham 08. Jonathan Taylor.
Y virtue Of Pluries writ of Fieri Facas issne ont
Oh ana unor the sea- of the District Court of the u
s. for the district of Wisconsin, in the above entitled
cause, testedon the eighteenth day of MAY 1854 to
me directed, commanding me of the goods and chat
tails lands and tenements of the above named
ant TO cause to be made certain sum of money
herela specified, Ihave levied npo7 and shall sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest bidder, on Thurs
DAY the twenty eighth Gay of July 1864 at O'Clock
NJ: at the United States Marshals Office in the cty
OF Milwaukee in said district, all the right title and
interest which the above named defendant had on The
day of March 1860 has since acquired
IN tne ionoWing described property, to wit: r.s
| Commencing thirteen C3) rods west of the south
east corner OF the south quarter of section thirty
SIX go Town Two 2)north ofrange twenty two [22east
running forty I4OI rods north from centre Of plank
road thence west twelve 2l rods thence south forty
4OJ rods thence east twelve 12 to the place begin
ming making three S acres, reserving track for rail
road on the north end of said lot in the County oil
Eenosha and State of Wisconsin
7w1 d. G. JACKSON u s MarshaI
| MARsHAL's OFFICE Milwaukee, NAV och 1854.
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The SPECIFIC Pill

Is not Homeopathic remedy, norsdoes it contain
Mercury, Iron Canhardes any injurious Ingredient
eg Price: 81 per box, six boxes acben ordered at
once for So Sentby Mail Sold Wholesale and Retail
at the Sole General Depot in the United state1 by
J. WINCHESTER, SO John Street, N. Y,-
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Notice for June, 1864.
DIR. V, CLARENCE PRICE.
! Late of Buffalo, Neao York;

: 2 . r. ~
ut WILL BE REMEBTBERED THAT DIR.
PRICE has regularly visited this place for three
years restored to health many suffering from affections
of the Lungs, Throat Liver Heart Kidneys, Rheuma-
tism Cattarrah Dyspepsia, Fits Asthma SCI ofula Drop
sizes, Female Complaints and other diseases called
chronic, most having despaired of recovery To the
cure of chronic diseases, their varions forms and
stages Dr. Price devotes his whole attention He is
revivhg old worn out system advocated years ago
by speculative adventures, but method of treatment
of 20 years standing and still puIsued in the East with
uneaualed success. system founded on truth, no
trifing sacrificing life to experiments knowledge we
contend not speculation experiment and quackery!
We use minerals, destructive agent, exhaustet
energies injUre the constitution make sick to
make well, tear down to build up. We Invite honora-
be investigation feeling that is just. Those
sick and discouraged cali upon us-advce gratuitous
Our Philosophy of Practice is founded the Laws of
Nature Our theory OF Disease the theory of Expert
ence and evidenceour matera Medica, the Boundless
Forest! Dr. PRICE will be for Consultation at
KENosHA, City Hotel, F4iday, the Sd of June.
Racine, Congress Hall, the I'd day of June. "a
Woodstock, Exchange Hotel, the I'd ofMay and 9th
of June.
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In Probate-Kenoshn County Court.

BD PrObnte-MenOsha County Court.
In the matter of the Guardianship of the minor heirs
of W lillian j. Craig deceased.
nN reading and filing the petition of Julia A.
" Craig guardian Of said minors representing among
other things, that they the said are seized OF
certain real estate ia this county, and that is
sary and expedent that the same should be sold
and praying for license to sell the same and anear
ing to the court from said petition that it would be
beneficial 90 said minors to sell said real estate IL Is
ordered and directed that the of kin and all per.
sons interested in said estate, appehr before the
Judge of this court Friday the fist day July next
at o'clock p of said day at his Office ia the city
o. kenosna, then and there TO show cause, (f any
there shall be) why license shah not be granted for
the sale of said real estate according TO prayer
Ct said petition. ...
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publishing a copy of this
order for four successive weeks in the Kenosha Tele-
graph a weekly newspaper published at the city Of
KenOsba ia said county /. w. WEBSTER,
Dated May Slst, 1851. 4w52 County Judge.
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.Professior1aI opinions.-a have us

your SPECIFIC Pills in many cases of gpernator-
rheG, and with the n10stperfect succsSa''-J. MIL
TON SANDERS, NJ. D., Ii. D., Brooklyn
tits as near specific as any medicine can
TEN Dosrs.'--B KEITH NJ. D., Ed. Repertory of
Ned. Science Neao- York
I" | know of no remedy in the whole 1fateriG
AedScd, equal to your SPECIFIC Pill in Seminal or
Urinary Wedkne8ses' -ADoLPH BEHRE. n d.,
Prot. ef Organic Chemistry and Phy8iologY. NJ T.
WORTHY OF All cprTnpNc and dyotes II
Enthusiastically to these Preparations"-D MERE
DITH REESE, u. d., IL d., Ansrtcoa Medical
Gazette, 8eo1- York.
II have personul fnou1edGs of Mr.. WIScHEs-
TEES HONESTY AND I,--s2TTY, and can assure the
Profession and the puzzle that PREPARATIONS CAN
BERELIED oE."-JAs. r. Chiffon, ND, Chemist " z
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6 Y M PToMS

Der0nqed Digest5O71; Loss Of Appet5ts; Loss Of
Flesh; don8ti pGted Boaoez8; F1tf1t end NerUoaes,
or heary sEeep, aoitb lUstfu1 dreams; Troubled
Breathing; Failure of Voice; Irregular action of
the Heart; PuStu1ous Eruptiors on the face and
meek; ReGdocAe; AfectioHs Of the Eyes; Loss Of
General Weakness and Incidence; Aoerston to
Society; ReJased Condition., or Diminished Size,
Of the Genital Organs; Involuntary Nightly or
Daily Emissions; Frequent desire to pdss Water,
with peculiar attending Seasdti0ns MeLa7ch0ty &C.
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I'm ProBaIe--Kenosha COUNTY Coura.

In the matter ofthe estate of Jane Symes.
TNNO all whom it may concern Letters Of admins
Il traton on said estate having been granted to
Jon d. Jsun the 9th day OF May 1864 and six
months rom and after said day having been allowed
and limited for creditors to present their claims for
examination and allowance: Notice is hereby given
that the und ersigned will on the first Monday OF
Angus 1864 at 10 O'Clock his office in the city
and county of Kenosha, receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons against said
deceased. D.. .a.. ... l. w. WEBSTER
Dated May 9th 1864. 4wl County Judge.
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In Kenosh" County Court,

Hu PrObnte-Ae County Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of John Woodhead, de-
ceased, ..,.- ...# a. ..... ....t Iii
An reading and nling the petition Of Matilda
W Woodbead Of the town OF Nheatlapd represent
ing among other things that John Woodhead late Of
the town of Wheatland in Kenosha Co. the 5th
day of December 1862 died intestate, leaving goods,
chattes and estate within this county, and that the
said patouer,is the widow of said deceased aud pray
ing administration be TO her granted it ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge of this
Friday the 9th day of June, 1861, o'clock
NJ Of said day at his office in the city of Kenosha.
And it is further ordered that notice be given the
heirs said deceased aud TO- all persons interested
by pub shng copy of this order for three
weeks prior said day of hearing, in the ''Keposba
Telegraph" weekly newspaper printed and publishS
ed at KensOha city IN sd county. l. W. WEBSI Err,
County Judge.
Dated lime lat. 1864 VII