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8oltimDre. II. San. 1861

BdltlnlOfe, II. Jan. 1868.
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3 8aer, SSobn9 13 2etmate, 6 81
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5 8aur, Spbn IS Standardization, $
6 8ersmanu, @Ottl 16 Stuttgaat, Sam
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8 Slei9e, gtuguit 10 S6wansWr . Mrs
9 Gf6rer, 81 10 8eigano, Gad
10 t6aaie, GOttlieb 20 9aoioip ion, Sbpmas
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WdIttlnpte, DEN z. JdnuQr 1908.
Da bic QprftriIten fir bic Wermattuna Der 8ant bic CIR
nennuns ban trtt MubitOren (wel6e aber feline DirettOren
fnb) aIilbrit6 i'm NROnat Sanuar sur prifup9 ibrts Sefan-
6s trbeiIben, 10 wllrbtn bic Serren Samuel X, Smttb, 8.
@anIant nnt gDm. Ntpnplts su 6ieiem 3wed ernannt.
Der 8nrb Der OtrtttGren Der @utdrU Savings Sanf BON
Baltimore bat bic unteri.ihnete 9pnftte ernannt. I'M einen
eetreutn rrHGdnbistn 8ert&t lber bic Dperattpnen bieltr
8ant i'm StrsdnSenen Sabte iu Madden nIb ,u bteIeht 3me6
fete Gtnit&t e~eitdtttt In aae @lSer, GOntis unb Dpcumsnte,
unb eenau. AuStunit essebtn ibtr tt rem Der Bani sentad-
ten Capital Mnlagen unp dne @irol6afien. UCnss umb So.
%pptbttfn, rprl&e bic Sant ais Si6ertett fir gtma6te Oar
Ieben bat.
Das capital Ter S9drt III. ME daeem,tn tetannt, TIM On
tduf BON QDertbpaperen une Darleben aui @runbet8entbum
%an8eleet. ungea6tet Der MISREPRESENTATION @Cr'dGe res
eersaneentn Sabres bat stt Vant bis test nt6ts an ben Oar.
Itibtn ptrloren, unb bic nod dusnebenben Gne mad Der Nesi-
nuns bet 9rmttet ~Spalfdntiag eT6ert.
0Ddbrene eS oer9ansenen SabreS pareen 1l39 @DutDS
seSffnet unb ASP gei6lUhtn, 70 bay ana 81. Destr. '63 42l9
pten warren.
Setra8 Der Tpnb am l. Sannar 1853 $1,000, 343. 70
Grpalten bon O~ep0lttOren lpdbrenb 1868 447,847. 68
erpalten an l3tnisny Dartten unb DtSteenten
BON Stcfs 63 923 Of
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Stbnneen jeben Dienltas Mtenb UNI s lbr i'm 2ptale Ser
Serren CABIN 4 Sebrens, no. 442 Ute StrnBe abtalten mirb,
wphin aue Oieient8en, teI6e gei6dfte nit rem g}erein ba'
bet' ~etnselaefn ins, lt6 etn3nftneen. SIM Muftrdee beS
&prhaneeS $40 = atE
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BekNnntmaC6ungen.
Oefnmme Der Observation-Disclosures

Gitp &eaifer8 Office
Baltimore, BEN IL SSanu1r. {
Die %GpmmtHIre fur Oeifnun9 pen StraBen tdben itre
ueberit6t be8 9tueen8 uno SddtenS, wel6er aus her Sef.
nang Der GumberlanOtraee Srn @ilmrrftraBe bis 9tnnIpls,
Msenue erpd6f, eingereiGt.
Sn 9e3tebun9 hteraMf MAIDEN mir betdnnt, Rag fieie l1eber.
t6t ldmnt Mnfblas BPM beutigen O1tc an 30 Gage sug
Qtmf6t auf unlerer Sffce auFie9t une tDnnen etpai8e Se.
l6werben ne Gtnlprli6e bel Der Criminal 9purt Der Stao
Baltimore geltenb oelnatt ipereen.
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COD D.SSriGs, Gaidrtr,
castings Sanf BON Baltimore,
.. SdnudI 1864.
Die l1nteriei6neten bon benz DtrettOrtum ttr Savings
Bant SUn Baltimore" ernannt, INN etntn Beri6t uber bic
Oycratiunen SieIer 8anf fur has Uerflp1ene Sabr 81 MAIDEN,
babfn ~ipr8fdEtts ben ibnen gewrreenen Iuftras trfllt Hnh
brrtdttn ME fplBt:
8ttra0 Der SpnSs ant 81. December 1862 1898, $50. 80
Npn 9ep0itteren Wabrenb 1858 emp fan0en unb
Sntered.n fur Ausleiben, Dtotbenesn BON
Stef5 1T mlelben Sabre 1889, $685. As
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NcrTORm0rtbdu0 SfHce' 3
9ritter (3) Siltritt.
Baltimore, IL. Sanuar,
Mm Die G3elUsenen i'm 3. GOnsreksS iNritt.
Gs rirb hermit Nd6ri6t seseben, bas ~tinfttsbin ale aus
~StbObenen perirnen muir at benz Sage sramtairt mtrsen, Der
dufben ibnen 3ugeI6idten NetiStn e%ingetra9en tit ebenlC
ea6 Wie1aanb mad 4tlauf Ger tbm ~seNelten 5rth eranlintrt
mtrt, unb baS Sober, Der i6 CUR ~eeb6rtseH Belt gu feaeh Ser-
fblt, ais DeIerteur 6etra6tet ne mad ben &rte8sarttteln be-
nraft ptrb. 81
gDir MAIDEN f.rntr tarauf aufmtrtiant. BAY IS neber einem
MbSptateu, nod einent Mgenteh erlaukt IL, Spr eet Gnreuts
Ietne 9rdriS CUR Geltung gu brin9en, une Went
Iol6e Msenten tebdupten, NIT unSin Nerbineung Su itehen,
- sel6ittt baS inter fali3sm 0UrwamS unS 1ar nm @elb gu
I6neiben.
Mu8funft betrefS Der MuSbtbung Wir6 ieeen Gag gratis
3ptiben 3 unO ~ Ibr NadlntttasS BON benz unter3et9neten
&nrUuirun9S+Sear6 trtbeiltI
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Wtlltam Srdpt8,
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Grtuibernnn4

Auf bic I'M getrt9en yDeder" erI6tenene @nseiee ~ II f.
9tPabr 9ebe tS hermit ben 9etbrttn S9 Gdbarbt 4
Settert 9tdbrt1k ZAP te metneh Gtardtter, Der untaeeibdft
it, ni6t Meter ansreifen fOaen. pie Wart,ung Der Runben
am gDetenee, mid, nt6t Su besablen unb MIR feline Boobies
1nebr abjultefern, babe t6 gang tur3 tattn AIT bedntworten,
eas u Der &unben iebr Wenise fnO an6 SB i'd y teinem Gre
bit ~sseeben. gDesen Der Orpbung nit geleslt6em @erfabren
ertIdre t6, bag ib jebtr 3eit bereit bin NIT pbtsem Serrem
abjure6nen. Wenn fe lid melben tn SO. SO Qeefr.
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9lQc Grdnfheiten

an laGmen @iietern, Otutteri6wG6e II. T. No., bic ni6t ~
furiren Int, werb.n in 8 Ia8en ant has gDuncercpuite, beHer
henn il, mi.ber ~btr8sfeut pom
Carl MIIltr,
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Gin 2etrer tanm anter Itfr sOrtbetlbafteM 8eOtnsuueen
meine l6pn iett betnate 5 Satren %beitebenre prtpat-S6uIe
uberntbmen. NabereS mineIi6.
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(OtlnI1 WrpdDmdb'
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Gi0cI 1IniOn Ncn0uc.

Die Mitslieber pbtstr Qeaeue, inter her ntren 70 rCbl ais
unter Der alien Organization, werben tttrmtt aufBefcreert,
In etuer aueerrrSen 'Iiden Ser fantmluns, wel6e am nabten
Wittprb Mtenb 7 llbr In Der 2osan Sal ~fattfnbet. aablrei6
gu erl8einen, ta Gsfbdfte Srn Der SrSBten QDtdttsteit pOr-
Iieetn. aa lf
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Gin breitSfi9e8 SauS nit 10 ELDER Qanb, AT Ser Wp1r9lan'
ZINE, 6 Wteilen Spn Ser Nprtbern GentrdlbabM, lit wegen
g0ptnnn9sWe6lel btai9it gu Sertaufen. Oaelbe lit SprSgst
lid fur einen S6ub1aber ODER S6mIeD paNeab. Nabere8
IN ler Cry. /, 81. lOtpNNl
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"i"' Gicmftas, 12.. Scanuar. ,s-'S
gDir madden hermit unieren Sreunben un6 8etauntsn,
ipmie benz geetrten gMbIitun1 ~Iberbaupt bic ~ersebenfe Nn-
aet9ei bag mir am Dienta9, BEN IL Sanuar 1864, in pbtaer
9aue etnen erpfartiSen 8aa ab6alten merSen, bel beNsn Sc.
leaenbett 3u9letb elm pra6tppleS Banner uberreidt merten
ipa. .s.4
Od Multi @fen unb Matchmaking ser Salons ni6ts a,
punIden u6ri8 ldien weroen, 70 Der leblen mir ni6t, Seten,
Der d6 einntal reGt ~amufren mil, tier;a t6lt6ft etnsu
Iaten. t.#sE. -t @1.4}#
@tntrittspreiS 81 90 fir einen Serrn unb Danen. -
SifetS inb BET ben Wtit8lieeern nnb NtentS an Der Ra6e ,u
baber.- I'm 5dblretten 3uiprut bittet e~rsebenit
Da5 Gpntte:
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OeranUgungen.
GafffDie1 bcs .Orn. Oy,r,. Qons.9a

Snbert has @affsteti BON SRI. 2sO SubIOn Tim TrCntfr
1beater) nod nt6t beentet Ia, 70 bat &c sntI6te6en eegen bic
Grtrq, 9 Oraeauns gsl6e auf bsate gbsnb .~fatsefeaf purbtt-
Des6dlb ipirb has @dhiptel 6es Serrn Q9na. 9aub SerIbDben
bis bn8 engagement bon SRI. SEQ 9u6IOn beenbet III. s
(Ot 80 m. 6 TN fel, Wrpprietpr.
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j SdrbicrOcrcttt BON baltimore
Gin @ldf6t hes tIr ale 9ebenSb.bIrfni6e erbGbten pret-
les. baben Die wetssn 8drbttre her 3 tdbt Baltimore bel6lpl.
len, ben prets fur 8artteren auf 40 GentS jn erb0ben.
Snbtm lie DttIeS adtuneSppl CUR &enntntB tbrer rep.
&nnren brins.n, rs6ntn ~hteiel6en i'm WpranS auf bic gu
nimlnuns aler 8:ligrentenStn.
~ Gpnrab 0Sb, prdf.
.t.#t.a ". Abe NIB d etn, SER.
M- Den Witslietern iur @a6rt6t, ba6 NtDnta8, ber
IL. Sanuar, Mbeuts 8 ubr. cine y 4 m nj ! I'M 9 j.,
Ode bon 6rpnt- unb Ypmbdrbftr, i%tdttfneet. ttlantp)
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WOrI1Mff9c N1tSct9c+ N3trDtt9 tlr
NSirtbc. 31a 10
Der Mrbeiter @elansoeretn bait am l. 5ebruar etnen gro
ZEN ~4ldsten. unS Gtpilbal ix srp6en SCALE Der Netp Afe
lenblp 9tpOmS al, WOrruf bic InInertlantett Der 8reunS
unb GGnn.r btefts Wereins int @crauS eelentt.
0lei6,eitis werbsn iSlbe QDtrtte. be eenetgt fnb. bic
Bar Sci bieI.m Bale su renten, e~tnstIaeen. am Wtpnta8. ben
Ii. ;. Wahmittaas 3 utr. .E6 tn 6er We6anteS Sale, Np.
152 GDtf. 6ap.ttefr, einsufinben, MO BITE Ietltissruns fatt-
finttn Wirs. .t-.
81 SYDN( -tt-E OaB 0pnttt E.. Ni
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NJrCNf Wd1tCrn lOcr JCO+ g. h
INTERIM pbieen 9tamen wurbe am Netthrct, ben &. San.
I'm 9ptale tts 6rn. 80. Martin, go. 549ferar, Canton, Elm
ntuer SttlSeripre6enber Sduptretn burb bic gDahl Der tenn
por1ren 8eonten unb bic erfe ginsnbIun9 erGfnet. M1e
Diti.niaen, wel6e etnem ouf pratttite Grfabruns gesrinbe
ten RduDeretn tettreten Tpheu, irereen nrbmaIs erIuht Der
am @tttmpd, ben Is. Sanuar, AbentS z ubr, ablubdltenten
.gsrfammluns bet3uppbnen, tnbem nod mebrtre Inttetle
d~uSseseben tperten.
OttU ri graf.
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NGiTe, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
NuSlGnber, drSere WDllmadbtcm,

Icmte aue Mrten stri6tlther DCtunente iperbet NIT GROCER
Sprafalt III btltaen preiien in ntetner Office auSgefertigt.
mprSuf i'd las 6eutide gubltfum BEL pnberS aufnertlam
made.
f9GanS) Gftntliaer g(ptar. No. 81 SecOntir,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-03-10
aEEERHRR SALE
STATE or WISCONSIN

SIAIE or WISCONSJN
Circuit Cont County of Keaosha.
James E. Conkling against Findey M. Kellogg and
Susan V. Kellogg.
In pursuance of a judgment in the above entitled
action rendered and dated the 9th day of Nov ember,
A. d. 1868, at the regular November term of said
court l, Hudson Fox Sheriff of Kenosha coun ty shall
offer for SALE and sell at public auction the highest
bidder therefor, the front door of the Court House,
III the city and county of Kenosha and State of Wis
consln, on Saturday, the Goth day of March, A. d.
1854 at ii O'Clock in the forenoon the following de-
scribed track of land lying and being in Pleasant Prairie
Kenosha county and State of Wisconsin, described as
follows Fifty cres, commencing at the northwest
corner oil section fourteen of town one range TWEEN
tytwo east and running south on said quarter sec
ton line, one hundred rods thence east eighty rods
thence north one hundred rods, thence west to the
place of beginning. Terms OIL sa cash
Dated February 18th, 1864.
RANDALL Il CLIFFORD HUDSON FOX
Plt'ts Attys. Sheriff Kenosha County.
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Dad 20 the Onekspected Infant Prints
- of WaIIa. Z

Hale royal Babelst it appears like
You come soonern' you was eckspected
Onter this hear mundaln globe OF ours.
Little more'n you'd ketched yer muther
A skatin. What was yer hurry
Any howS Did you think may be
You was wantedl You mite node
Yer things wusent at Frognore, they
Wus at that uther plais where you
Wus eckspected inMarch too salute
His royal highnes the prints Of Walls
With yer firsf holleu. l spose likely
You coodent sea it, and SO you cum
When you got reddy; that's the wa
Kings duze; but now sense you've
Kum to life I'm glad of it. You're
In time for unkle Abes am
Nesty procklamashun and a good
henny uther things uf genuri intrust
To the Britishers. And the londen
Times is glad to, leastwise wun
Wood think SOW. Hood thort
Gent he'd a red in the londen times
That the whole world, and more tn, is
Inside of inglend, and no tite fit
Nutherf and hood a thort that
Thar was only wun baby in the world?
Amt 1Css got wun? Doc you think
You're better, royal prints, than oar
Baby? air you more Nv a suVrin?
TwoOdent doc fur yer muther tn
Tauk so in our house; her hare wud
Pli sertin. Speakin yer muther,
She don't treet you I'm tn well nohow;
What mixes yer hey tn take yer meels
Ava from hoamS Is yer muther onheaIthy2
Or hasent she got nuthin
Fur you! Good bi prints Nv
Walls
Indianapolis Journal.
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In Probnto-KenoshaC County Court

the matter of the estate of Alfred Foster deceased
AN reading and filing the petition of Alfred A.
Foster administrator and Mercy Foster administra-
Oh the SAID estate representing among other things
hat they have fully administered said and praying
that time and place be fixed for examining and ALLOWING
ther account OF their admins ordered thar
ald account be examined by the judge Court on
of said day. '
And It IS further ordered that notice thereof given to
three successive weeks prior said day Of in
the kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper published at
the city OF henOsna in said county.
kenosha, Feb. p, 1864 T. W WEBSTER
Cunt,- ri
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFE

IN the matter of the estate Of SARAH Browa, de,
ceased
Office is hereby given, that by virtue and in
" pursuance OF an order of license made in said
matter, the Esd day of July A. D. 1868 bv the Co.
Court Of said County, the undersigned, administrator
Of said estate will on the 18th day March, 1864 at
one O'Clock NJ Of said day, the premises hereaf>
ter described, offer for sale at public vendue the fol
lowing described lands, to-wit
The west half of the southwest quarter of section
twenty and the west half of the east half OF
said southwest quarter, in the town of Salem in the
county OF Kenosha, State of Wisconsin
The said farm is well supplied with living sprIng wa
ter, good house and barn and an orchard of choice
fruit and fair proportion of timber. Terms Of sale
viii be made known at the time and place OF sale.
Dated, February 22d. 1854.
ALEX UNDERWOOD,
4w28 Administrator &c
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'fSo this the region, this the soil, the cline,
What must change for heaven this mournful gloom
For that celestial lght2 Be it 50! since be,
Who now is soeeYeign dispose, and bid
What shall be right fartberest from him is best,
Whom hath equalled, force hath made supreme
Above his equals. Farewell, happy fields,
Where joy forever dwells hal, horrors, hail,
Internal world and thou, prOfoundest hell,
Receive thy possessor?
Bristol Wis. 1864 G, l.. S.
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Nm FrOb"te-HenOsha County Court

y :, NOWmty COWrl
In me matter of the last will and testament n OIL.
sykes, deceased. eH' Vi OrPha
kN reading and filing an instrument in ,,r;ti,o. -
porting to be the last will Ind testamant VI PUT
dscessa de OF the town of somers, Kenosna County
rem ST., ana also the accompanying petition of Ia
t mat the said Orpha Sykes lately died at the
last VIII aforesaid that said instrument is IN
no nerso ~ testament of the said deceased and thar
.nat day be appointed for hearing the nrooti
proofs ss G sha it ordered that the
this court on EN- Dc heard before the Judge of
zen O'Clock a. M Of said day at his Office in bs .sv
toe tbeseof he AND 1t is further ordered that public no
fishing copy of this order for three wees ~ pup
yely, prior TO said day of hearing in the ssKeUoah
ieisgraph weekly newspaper printed at the ci,~
Dated March Sd, 1861.
SwS9 w. mrHDoIEh,
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GOO I. W. WEBSTER,
""' County Judge,
An FrObnte-A enOsha County Court
In the matter Of the estate of Sumner Fairbanks d.
ceased A'"hAsb ue-

m FfOb0te-A emOsha COUNTY CAM,
In the matter of the estate of Sumner Fairbanks do
ceased. '1'"hAs' ue-
reading and filing the petition of Lydia Fair.
- psnks' eXecutrix of the last will ard testament
Oh the sara deceased, setting for the amount
al estate mat has come to her hands and the disni
tlon thereot and description of all the real estat .,
whlch seld deceased died. seized and the condition
and value thereof, and showing that IL was necesa
to sell the same forth theIsupport sof herself J ~
children of the said deceased, and to ma tba o
OF administration of said estate and pravino H.
cense be to her granted to sell the whole of said 80
estate, and, it appearing by said petition that il ia
necessary for the support of said widow and the child
rem OF said deceased and to pay the expenses of "a
mlnistration, TO sell the said real estate y ~
1t is therefore ordered that all persons -
SAID estate appear before the Judge of this court -
SATURDAY the I'd day Of April 1854 at two O'Clock p
then and there TO show cause if anv there sbai h'
why license should not be granted to said eyac,,ri
to sell said real estate according to the PRAYER of
petition. u VI '"'u
And is further ordered that copy of this ordar
shall be published for four successive weeks nrior N
said day of hearing in theKenosha Telegraph a week
ly newspaper printed and published at the cty Of Ne
nosha, in said county of Kenosha.
Kenosha, February 10, 1864.
| 4w37 l. W. WEBSTER. County I,an,
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The Horace waters HIeIodeons and Harnao
The Day school Bell.

10000 copies issued. Singing Book for
Schools and Summaries, called the DaySchool Bell is
ready 1t contains about 200 choice songs rounds
catches, Duets trios quartets and choruses, many
them written expressly for this work. besides 80
Of the Elements of Music, which easy and progress
sve.
Among the large number of b eautful pieces may be
found, "Uncle Sans School, "Don't you hear the chill
dren coming" Railways look the sunny side,' "The
little lass" and "Ltle Lad" sob, if were Bird,
"Bird of Beauty" Pretty pair tree" "Anvl Chorus
tMeet me by the running brook" &C.
1t is compiled by Horace Waters, author of tSabbatf
School Bell Nos and 2, which have had the orm
sale OF $4,000 copies. PricespaPer covers 25 cts
500 per 100 bound so cts $25 per no. cloth bound
bossed gilt 40 cents $35 per 100 Is copies furnished
the 100 price. Mailed at the retail price.
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I'm PrObate-KenoshaC Comfy Court
In the matter of the estate of Addison Leonard, 1
ceased. -

40 i"t'SA vi INC estate OF Addison Leonard
ceased. Wv
AN reading and filing the petition of Elijah D. Leon.
ard, administrator of the said Addison Leonard
setng forth the amount of personal estate that has
come to his hands, and the disposition thereof the
amount OF debts outstanding against said deceased
ana description OF all the real estate of which said
deceased dled sIeze d. and the condition and value Of
the respective portions thereof and praying that Ii.
cense be to him granted sell the whole of said real
estate, and, it appearing by said petition that there
not sufficient personal estate in the hands Of said ADJ
mnlstrator to pay said debts that it s
IN order to pay the to sell the whole of said real
estate.
l! is therefore ordered that all persons interested in
SAID estate appear before the Judge of this Court on
saturday the ID day Of April, 1864, at O'Clock
M OF SAD day at his office in the city of Kenosha
then and there to show cause if any there shall be,
why license should not be granted to said admins.
traitor to sell said real estate according to the prayer
of said petition.
AND 1t Is further ordered that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased and to all other persons
Interested by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the
henosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed and
published at the city of Kenosha in said county
Dated Kenosha, Feb Is, 1864. 1. W. WEBSTER,
fWoi County Judge
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HORACE WATERS, 4s1 Broadway, N.
The New Patriotic Song Book,

contains sc pages of songs, Duets and choruses both
1t well suited for social singing. well Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may bt
found, where liberty dwels is my country" "Th(
Christian Hero" Three cheers for Banner" "Comt
sing to of Heaven" columbia, the Gem of tht
Ocean," "Freemans Gathering" "Columbia's Kinf
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Sabbath school Eeu, No. q,

is entire work of 1872 pages and nearly 225 tunes
and hymns. AS the music is little difficult it is
just the book to follow Bell No. l. Nearly million
of these Bells have been issued and are ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found, "Sha meet beyond the
River?" "There is a Beautiful World" "Sorrow shall
again more, "Don't you hear the Angels COM
ing? Thou, God seest me sabbath Bells chime on
&c. Prices of Bell No. Bell No. 1. Both
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copy 40 cents, $35 per hundred cloth bound, emboss-
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Idlewild,-Polka Caprice, by NJ. Keller; Morning
Prayer, by W. +. Mullet Summer House of Roses gall
lop, by Mrs. Parkhurst lie Piri Polka; West Point
March, 25 cents each; Ometepe Waltz, Frederick Waltz,
]. G. Barnard, 40 cts. each We are coming, Father
Abraham Always look the Sunny Side. Brilliant Va
riations, by Bharles Grobe so each Shall know
other there, for guitar by Bloomer 55 Sunny
Sde set to 20 easy arrangements the piano, 10 by
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Mailed free.
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LOOK TOYOUR INTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits

Good Jeans or Satinets are now worth per
yard at wholesale. Observation-Disclosures. ,25 cts.
Cotton or linen warp per yd % cts, lmak,g 81 cts
Filling for yard of Jeans cost AZ cts, ( man " 0'S'
One loom will lily Is yards of Jeans or Sat
inets in day, making a saving to the Wearer on Is
yards profit to the manufacturer per day. s. 20,
To the farmer who raises his own wool and manu-
features into cloth for home wear the market much
greater profits realized making his wool bring him
double what it would in its state.
For town rights single looms for Kenosha and Ra-
cine counties apply the subscriber at his residence
in Soners, address 80
f. PERKINS. Keposbe.
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Ruth: A sacred Cantnta.
The Revival music Book

contains 126 pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer, nu
sic by Prof. Gull This excellent book for concerts
for the young Pricespsper covers 90 cents, $15 pei
100; bound rs cents, $50 per 100.
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The Harp of Freedom

contains 80 pages of SONGS Duets and choruses, fol
Freedom. Among the choice pieces we would name
'Fair freedoms MORN" 80 let my people CO." "Ovei
the mountain" "They worked all the day." &C
Price cents snge50 cents per dozen, So per 100
tage cent each
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contains IA pages, and nearly 200 tunes and hymns,
is the popular S. s. Book issued. Among the
popular pieces are Kind Words eden Above,
'Unr1stian Kero 'Beauttrul zon, ought to love my
MOTHER THE Angels told me so In the Light REST for
the Weary &C. Prices-paper covers, 90 cents, each,
$15 per 10O bound rs cts $40 per 1OO bound
| bossed gilt, 80 cents, $25 per 100.