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WILCOX & GIBBS
Sc WING MACHINE.
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q "... 3" Trucking,
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Another feature which deserves particular attention
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u lisemphatically the good low,prced Family Sew>
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chimes = Reconsideration.
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aEA &c RIFLES SALE

STATE Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Kenosha
County.
Jared N. Avery, Plaintiff W. Asahel w, Benham and
Elizabeth Benham, his wife, Lycurgus Edgarton Mi
chaei ", Rogers, Walter I, Hatch Amos NJ. Sackett
W. Il Beeher. Justus K. Sackett, Henry W. 8echer,
Charles Carpenter, Elbridge H. Benham Thomas
Davenport, James S. Davenport and Samuel w. Dav-
export, Defendants.
In pursuance and by virtue of Judgment of foreclo>
sure AID sale, obtained in the above entitled action in
favor OF the above named Plaintiff, and against the
above named Defendants, and dated the eleventh day
OF November. A. d. 1863 shall sell public auction
to the highest bidder, the steps in front the Court
House in the city of Keaosha, ia the said county of
kenCsha, and Sta.e OF Wisconsin, on the oh day OF
March 1854 lat 2o'cock in theafernoon of that day.
AL that piece or parcel OF land lying and being in
OF Salem, county of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin
known and described as follows, to>wI The west half
Of north east quarter and the north half the south
east quarter of section thirty (20), Il range
twenty (2O) east, much of the said premises as
may be sufficient to satisfy the said Judgment and the
costs and expenses of sale.
u Jan. II, 1861. .. 7v33
ANsnN PEASE, Referee.
Merrill Comsock, Pitts. Att'ys.
. JanesYille Wisconsin. ..,..'.
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aEEEakREE SALE

| = 4 7 4 Ut WI sc ON u ".
Circuit Count County Of KtnoSha. .-....'
James 4. Conkliug against Findley NJ. Kellogg and
Susan V. Kellogg
II pursuance Of Judgment in the above entitled
actiO.I rendered and dated the 9th day November
A, d. 1868, at the regular November term of said
court l, Hudson Fox, sheriff of KeAOsha coun y shall
offer FOR sale and sell public auction to the highest
bidder therefor, at the front door o the Court House,
iu the city and county of KenOsha and State of Wis
consln, on Saturday, the Goth DAY of March, A. ID.
1864, at II O'Clock the forenoon, The following de-
scrbed track of land lying being in Pleasant Prairie
Kenosha county and State of Wisconsin, described as
follows Fifty a cies commencing at the northwest
of section fourteen OF town one o range tWen-
tytwo east, and running south SAID quarter sec
ton line, hundred rods, thence east eighty rods,
thence north one hundred rods, thence west to the
place of beginning. Terms OF sale cash.
Dated February 18th, 1864.
RANDALL CLIFFORD, HUDSON FOX
Pitts AtIys. SherlH Kenosha County
-uoE
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ADnTENEnrRAr0R,a SALE

In the matter Of The estate Of Saroa Browa, de,
ceased.
IA Office is hereby given, that by virtue and in
Ia pursuance of an order of license made in said
matter, the Odd day OF July, A. D. 1858 by the Co.
Court of said County, the undersigned, administrator
of said estate. WILL on the 18th day of March, 1864 at
O'Clock P NJ Of said day, the p emises hereaf>
ter described, offer for sale at public venue the fol
lowing described lands TO wit
The west half of the southwest quarter of section
twenty and the west hall 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
fluit and fair proportion of timber Terms Of sale
will be made known at the time and place Of sale.
n Dated February 22d. 1864.
ALEX UNDERWOOD,
4W9S Administrator. &c.
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sa,,l,.,h school Reu No. q

an entire work Of pages and nearly 2s5 tunes
and hymns. As the music il little difficult it il
Just the book to follow Bell No /. Nearly million
Of these Bells have been issue and ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may be found, "Sha meet beyond the
Rivers" "There is a Beautiful World, Sorrow shall
come again more Don't you hear the Angels COM
~ Thou, God seest me- )" Sabbath Bells chime
&C Prices of Bell No. are Bell No, l. Both
numbers can be obtained in volume, price, bound
copy 40 cents, 1856 per hundred cloth bound emboss
ed gilt, 50 cents $45 per 100. 25 copies furnished
TIE 100 price. Mailed at the retail price.
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FARRE TO LET

IL. PEEskENS, Kenosha.
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The TEarp Of Freedom !,

contains SO pages of songs, duets, and choruses for
Freedom. Among ths~choice Npieces we,would name
"Far freedoms MORN" 90 let my people ao,'' "oyer
the mountain" "They worked me all the day." &C.
Price cents snge50 cents per dozen So per 100
tage cent each.
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I'm Probate x e,.osI.a comfy Court.
IN the nptter OF the estate of Addison Leonard de
ceased,


ceased.
4 N reading and filing the petition ofEah. D Leon
" ard, administrator of the said Addison Leonard
setting forth the amount personal estate that has
come TO his hands, and the disposition thereof the
amount of debts outstanding against said deceased,
and description OF al the real estate of which said
deceased died sezed, and the condition value Of
the respective portions thereof; and praying that IL
be to him granted sell the whole of said real
estate and appearing by said petition that there is
not sufficient personal estate in the hands Of said ads
ministrao or to pay said debts and that necessary
in order to pay the same to sell the whole of said real
estate. ---'" a"f p
Tits therefore ordered that all persons interested in
said estate appear before the Judge of this Court on
Saturday the I'd day of April, 1864, at O'Clock P.
NJ Or said 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 said admins.
TRAITOR to sell said real estate according the prayer
of said petition.
And it 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
weeks prior to said day of hearing in
Eenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed and
published al the city of kenosha in said county.
Dated Kenosha, Feb. Is, 1864. I. W. WEBSTER,
| 4w3I County judge.
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The Che,npealse Case.

!. ST. JOINS, n. B., February IA.
THE Police Magistrate delivered
judgment to-day in the Chesapeake
case, ordering the prisoners to be
committed to Jail for surrender to the
United States authorities. lie said
this capture was the work Of towards
and villains, % YThelohly, authority
given for the seizure is that given
BY John Parker, and he had ,nopow-
er to give commission to Others
There ~as mo- authority given in the
letter Of marque to Parker to transfer
his power-to another. 1t was piracy,
robbery and murder and is a case
within the extradition treaty. APP
plication will be made for "a writ OF
habeas corpus, so as to bring the
case before the Supreme Court. G
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Amanln France has been cured Of deafness
by repeated VISITS to a chamber filed with
ar compressed to two atmospheres and a
haIt Similar cases had occurred before,
ana the subject IS at last attracting general
attention among the French as it should
among American physicians Another ac-
| count says that by this treatment catarrh.
asthma and other complaints Of the 1espira-
tory organs may be removed; in cronp the
compressed AR viii fatten down tile adyen-
titus membranes; and. in disorders arising
ircm weakness, compressed air will arterial-
Use the blood, and increase the vital power
OF the patient.
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We have just been put In pDssess}ou OF
the facts of Il sad case OF mUnomauia Whicl
lad IL terrible termination J young lady
residing in Brooklyn, New York about il
years OF age about year since became in
spircd with the idea that she was a second
and modern Joan Of Arc, called by Provi-
deuce 20 lead our armies to certain victory
in. this contest, The Authorization was 4
strong one, and a change OF scene being 81 G.
gested by her physician, she was brought tc
Ann ArbOr in this State Her mania, how
ever, increased until it was found necessary
to coniine her to her apartment. She how
ever succeeded IN making her escape came
to this city aud Joined the drum corps Of d
i Michigan Regiment her sex known only te
herself and Succeeded in getting with hel
regiment to the Army of the Cumberland. -
How the poor girl survived the hardships of
the Kentucky campaign, where strong men
fell in numbers, must forever remain mys-
terry. The regiment to which she was at
tached had a place in the division Of the gall
lantNan Cleve, and during the bloody bat
tie Of Lookout Mountain. the fair girl fell,
pierced in the left side by a Niuie ball. an
when borne to the surgeons tent her sex
was discovered She was told by the sur
aeop that her wound was mortal and he
advised her to give bername, that her fami-
~ might be informed OF her fate. This she
fualY though reluctantly. consented to DO
and the Colonel Of the regiment, although
suffering himself from a painful wound, be-
came interested in her behalf. and prevail
ed upon her tolet him send "A dispatch TO
her father. This was indicated In the fol-
lowing manner;
CIR ,No.-Wiiloguhhv street. Brook
ly: Forgive your dying daughter / have
bat few moments to live. lly native soil
drinks my blood [ expected to deliver my
country, but the facts wJulduot have it Sc
I am content to die. Pray Pa, forgive me.
Tell Ma to kiss my daguerreotype.
49,. aE1Ly.
..P. S.-Giye nay gold watch to little Eph.
CIhe youngest brother of the dying girl "
The poor girl was buried on the field on
which she fell, in the service Of her country,
which she foRdHy hoped to save. Detroit -tlr.
1872
In the account lately published ofthe es-
cape OF our Richmond prisoners, is the follow
ing paragraph
.Some of Captain Phelps party and 9th
ers We're pursued and fred upon All OF
them kept ont Of the sight Of ukits, but
trusted implicitly the aiaets, all uerer had
theh aua 5attpged. After the Grst officers
had discovered themselves to tie negroes
and asked for food on the Chickahominv,
The negroes organized into re(tgf squads aad
searched The roads for Tie fag.tlreS, cQrrYzq 70
them tooG from t ScaRtg rofioHs, aud helping
them IN erery Cay IA their Poicer
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We have before us two letters from peach
growers at St. joe The first says; ''Nc
injury has been done to the peach treee III
this vicinity, though the fruit is undoubt-
edly killed to great extent r. m
< ''Ifwe-have no other casualty.
| / think Lshall have a small -crop-say one
half or one third" VIZ ~-s -
The other, written by a gentleman few
miles from the first writer, says Our peach
trees not materially injured. The ends
Of the limbs of those trees that grew late III
the fall are killed-perhaps one-fourth OF the
last years growth. twill amount to about
the same as shortening IN Of the tree, and
which will not injure it eventually. But the
peach crop is, no doubt, very much injur,
ed. All the most prominent buds are kill
ed, and those that were not 50 forward are
| alive
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l. AMB'S CELEBRATED
PArE' ENE SEE.E.AE CITING
- Il T% = Hoo M
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits !

Good Jeans or satinets are low worth per
yard at wholesale - / Ok c.r.
Cotton or linen warp, per I'd. % cts, l,. -
Filling for yard Of Jeans cost AZ cts, 8A OF cts,
One loom will lily weave Is yards of Jeans or
inets IN a day, making a saving to the wearer on Is
yards, or profit to the manufacturer per day 81 m
10 the farmer who raises his wool, ard mann
features it into cloth for home wear the market
greater profits realized making his bring him
double what it would in its raw state.
for town rights single looms for Kenosha and Ra
cine counties apply the subscriber at his residence
in Soners, address "a
l.. PEEgkENS. Kenosba,
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L" Probate X eihOsIaa County Count.
In the matter Of the estate Of Sumner Farbanks de.

AN reading and filing the petition of Lydia Fair
" banks, executrx of the last will ard testament
Of the said deceased, setting for the amount of
al estate that has come to her hands, and tie dspos-
ton thereof and descripionro all the estate OF
which s. id deceased died, seized and the condition
ana value thereof, and showing that it was necessary
TO se the same forth theisupport of herself and the
children OF the said deceased and to pay the expenses
OF administration OF said estate and praying that g.
cense be to her granted TO sell the whole of said real
estate, and, appearing by said petition that it is
necessary for the support Of said widow and the child
miniStratioI, 20 sell the said real estate
Its therefore ordered that all persons Interested in
said estate appear before the Judge of this cort on
Saturday the I'd day of April 1861, at two 6'eIock
of said day. at, his Office in the city of Kenosha
then and thereto show cause, if any there shall be-
why license should not be granted to said executriS
to sell said real estate according the prayer of salC
petition.
And it is further ordered that copy of this orde
sha be published FOR four successive weeks prior t
sale day fhearing in the'Kenosha Telegraph "a week
y newspaper printed and published at the city of Ke
sha, ia said county of KenOsha.
| hencsha, February IS, 1884. ''-- '---' '.' 3D.
| 4w37 az. --'''-' l. W WEBSTER, County Judge
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Probate-Menosl,n Ooumtr Cour1

In the matter Of the Of Alfred Eos en- deceased
AN reading and filing the petition of Alfred .
~ Foster administrator and Mercy Foster adminstra-
trN OF the said estate representing among other things
that they have fGy administered said e
that tire and place be fixed for examining and allowing
their account of their Administrations Ii ordered that
said account be examined by the judge of this
Friday the 18th day of March, ls64 at o'clock P. NJ
of said day.
And it Is further ordered that notice thereof be given
all persons nterested,by publishing copy Of this order for
three successive weeks prior said day of
the kenosla Telegraph weekly newspaper published
the city of KenOsha in said county rs
kenosha, Feb. q, 1864 - l. ". WEBSTER,
9W9S
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HoRAcM IvATRRs, Isl broadway, N. !
The NeHy PatrlotIc Song Book.

contains SO pages of SONGS Duets and choruses both
sacred and secular, including - pages OF prayers for
sick dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
well suited for social singing, well Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, -. here liberty dwells is my country" "The
Onristan Hero" Three cheers fer Banney," "Come
sing of Heaven, "Columhia the G EN- of the
Ocean," "Frcemans Gathering" "Co!umbia's King
forever" "Marching Along" &c. Prices-paper GOV.
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Idlewild,-Polka Caprice, by NJ. Keller; Morning
Prayer, by W. F. Mullet Summer House OF Roses gal
lop, BY Mrs. Parkhurst LIE Piri Polka West Point
March, % cents each; Ohetepe Waltz Frederick Waltz
j. G.. Barnard, 40 cts. each. We are coming, Father
Abraham, Always look the Sunny side Brilliant Va
riations, by Bhares Grobe so cts each Shall we know
each Other there, for guitar by Bloomer 55 Cts Sunny
Side, set to 20 easy arrangements the piano. 10 by
James Bellak and 10 by Mrs. Purkherst 10 cts. each
Mailed free.
Published by HORACE WATERS, Aa't
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smbb..a schoo. Bell, No. i,

contains IA pages and nearly 200 tunes and Aymns
is the popular S. Book issued. Among the
popular pieces are, Kind Words Ellen Above
ChTistian Hero, Beautiful Zion Il ought TO love my
&oher,' TIE AagestoiG So 'Inthe Light Rest for
the Weary &c. Prices paper covers, 20 cents, EACH
bossed gilt, 80 cents, 1875 per 100.
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terson and Catharine A. Patterson.
In pursuance of judgment in the above entitled ac
ton, rendered and dated the 18th day Of Noyemb her
d. 1858, ut tire regular November term Of said onrt
Hudson rUx, sheriff of Kenosha county shall OFF, for
sale, and sell at public auction to the highest bidder
eherefor at the front door of the Court House in the
city and county of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin IN
Saturday the 18th day of February xt 1854 at two
O'Clock IN the afternoon, the following parcel or lot of
land or so much thereof shall be necessary 10 salts
y said Judgment and costs, together with the
OF said sale, toSwit All that certain piece parcel or
lot of land lying and being in lie Sd ward of the CITY Of
town north Of range twenty-hree ca st
at the south west CO. ner Of land lately oWned by
Courtney, and now occupied by william l.. HnsdaIe
and running thence south along land occupied by Cy-
rus BoHrroughs to the street, thence west along said
street hundred feet thence north one hundred and
sixteen ,l6) feet to land formerly ID by Lansing
d. Nichols thence east hundred C00) feet TO Mace
of beginning. Trims of sale, cash.
II. i. CHoFF, HUDSON FOX
PINS. Attorney. Sherih of kenosha County.
TwQD
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SELECT VOCAL COMPOSITIONS,
PUBLISHED EN NUmwERs.
For the convenience of
AasjcaJ Generations, Ctojrs and SINGING
Glasses and Schools.
For the cepYenienee of

The ChOraliss. Collection Of Standard Cho-
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Ehe Lyric Drama A Collection Of Cho-
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contains SO pages OF beautiful tunes and hymns
and cid, OF the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, revival, missionary, temperance, prayer and
conference, and all kinds of sacred and social meetings
The music in this book has life and anims ton in it,
like shiuing Shore" crest for the weary" "Sha we
know each other there 2? ''Shall we meet beyond the
RIVER, 'There is beautiful World" "Kind Words, -
Sweet hour of Prayer" s'There is Land of Love-
"sulTer little children to unto me,' "God the
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4S1 Broadway, New York.
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Ruth. A Sacret. Cnntnta
Che Revival N,usyc Rook

contains 1875 pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer, mu.
sic by Pref Gun. This excellent book concerts
for the young Philosopher covers 20 cents, $l5 per
l00 bound % cents, $50 per ZOE.
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PREMIUMS.

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The Athenou1n COLLECTION

contains q pages of tunes ami hymns designed for
viva prayer, and conference meetings. Price in pa
per single copies, 10 cents IS per 100. Mailed
= the retail price.
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XNATGRs's Choral nasp--A New sunday,

NAT ATEESS'S Choral Harp==A New sunday
NH School Book, of 100 pages of Beautiful
Hymns ard Tunes. 1t contains many gems, such
Shall we know each other there, Suffer little children
unto me-, The Beautiful Shore, '0h, tits gloris
GUS Leave we with my MOTHER 'He eadeth me be-
oide still waters, &c. Price, paper covers, 20 cents
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Bells, Nos. and 2, which have had the sale
eight hundred thousand copies Just published
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By Henry Stephens of Edinburgh and the late ]. P,
Norton, of Yale College Two vols Royal Octave,
LOCO pages and numerous Engravings.
PRICE, So, for two volumes. By MAIL S..
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