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LIS k7Sss INllg Commencing MONDAY juno
"a TS64 from WAI.eU U1 street Wharf.
FOR CAPE MAY.
At ard 10 A. NJ. and at 4AP M:
For Salem and Bfidgston, ~ Q a. NJ and r M N ~
TOr Cjagshoro a. o and 10 A NJ, and and iO " NJ
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Hridpeton ~ GIb A. ", l'S1 z. N, .. ,-..np \.
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woodbury. at 74o andS "a A. NJ anda so39' 70 ana
SIP M.
THE WEST JERsKY ETpREsS CoMPASI,
of,c, No WALNUT Street, y vi call for aud denver
Rsrgags and 4tend 20 AL thc VA branohss o.
husre.s H.apV Ar!icifs tES On BY A. NJ hnes 9hiyi
aud anal bc FGut To tho once the evening previous;
TeTsbabc articles bv this Bpe mHft he sent Osoee o7s
m special messengsT aeroH~ rAI'G oaon u s,
my3l IVAN hhN0SIN '''' ''p'
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on and sler FRIDAY, Apri etit the iraas WI ieSTS
b follows ,rr,rn,ry
FiIsr ma NARKEr Streets, 5 A. VI. ,n'G5 A, NJ 2oo
r. n 4.4O r. NJ, 645 r, NJ ,r,, - .
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uhIkET streets 70 ThIRll FIRST and MARKET
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st,pot 600 A ~ IAh NJ. - A s. p r. b., 40 T.. NJ
'Gbs raf, ~ tbc Wsst Philadelphia Passenger Railway
gnunsny Market stroS win convey Pasasnsers 10 and
IRON, tnt Philadelphia nepul.-.,-.
Leave Philadelphia At s 90 A. 81. ard 4S9 r, NJ.
. IeTyc Mpst Chs Fter 90 =. ~. hnc 41'P NJ . =.
TTsins ssyng IN lstel'hia 81 n: AND 30 ?. M
ard west Ihcsfr at 7'41 A. N. and $40 M, c1nnee
Mn trrius on he Pb4ade'phis aud baltimore Central
. Pplroag f5y Os Grh und intermediate points i.
/ ia! n HENRY NOoo' HoN''S 'H!''Hl''lN'h'
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RAILROAD lr,es

~ GrtT srN sYLVANlA 1854
~ 80 80 ,5i t,,triI EtisgOAD. lA2O x
M TttS y NvVtfssr ~ q TRACK SHORT ROUTE TO
FGai,r,.nts =, SruWEsr, AND sou lhWEsL
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NNT HE r. EH4s5 The Iands IegeuSfter described,
@E owned ~ liz. Subscriber 4Gd which he
Interested, upon winch The track OF the railroad
constructed Dy the N enOsha hO@a ford railroad
COMPANY AID which all Dad track ana interests OF
corporation passed to, ami became vested IN the
SoiIuateu company known al, "Tne chicago North
western Railway COMPANY" which last named col
por aGon Ior long time past have appropriated id
lands, aud stIll continue t. appropriate, use and
occupy the for their IAiir, ad track, without
com pensatlOu wing hrst been made therefor.
F Therefore, Iu.Ice IL hereby gwen TO ali ii
shall may concern anu particularly to the Chicago
Il ~ orthWestern railroad company, Also the Chicago
d orthw esIern rAll9ay company, that an appnca
will GAde ~ the slJ,jrIu5r to DAVID Nogyle
EsQr circuiL Judge OF tie circuit court Tor the
ty of kenosha, Ws2vnGI at his chambers III The city
of Kouosha TIL county OF henosha aforesaid, on
the 10Th day u JYemDer 1o64 at ak O'Clock il the
afternoon 81 that Gay Tor the appointment OF three
nppraising COMMISSIONERS 10 examine the premises
ana ascertain, isEG the Garages sustained
which may be sustained by the subscriber owners
claimants OF said lands, through which said rail
road is located anu the value o. the lands
taken iog track, for the Of saiG road,
works apperJs n5ng therei2 Aad that said assessment
ior the aud Al 49, mahheI PROVIDED by
in such Cases aud report thereof WriJInY be
by said commissioners duly made, ana FLED ny law
i'll such required. ... ...... ...
The following - description Of said lands, 70 Wit
"fhe south east Quarler uf the soush vest qGartsG
south ha.t III he south east quarter OF section
number seventy ia town uneI noFth of range TWEEN
ty-ts-o (22j east OF Pheasant PrapTrIs
Is eu06.a County, WISCONSIN,
SAID railroad track crosses the subscribers aid land
in easteriy and Westerly direction, distance OF
240 rods tIereabUuts ;.ud strip 240 LONG
and 100 feet Wide or thel ea0outs.
DSted kenosha, September 9Th, 1864
J. J. PETIT, OF KenOsha PARSONS rAYL0R,
city, attorney for SAID owner Of said pren.ses.
owner. 3wlT
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NO ICE,

VA HER4GAS The lands hereinafter described
w owned by the subscriber and III wich he is in
terested, upon which Ihe track of the railroad
cons tructeu 10y the "Kenosha Rockford raiIru ad
said Cooperation passed tc, and became rested in the
consolidated compahy, known as, tine Chicago q
NoTthNester Railway company, which last named
corporation Tor long time past have appropriated
said lands, and still continue appropriateness an
occupy the for their railroad trace, without
compensation haVing flst been matte therefor.
Thei eiusr LOtice is here by given to all whom it
may or shall n, End particularly to the Chicago
nurthR estern r&IWay CuDany, Also the Chicago
northwestern IalrUad company, t18t application
will De by the subscriber David Nogge ESqr.
circuit Judge Of the circuit jurC for e couaty of
kenosha, iscOns 4, at his chambers in the city OF
henosha, il jhe county OF Keuosha aOI esald, the
ternoon OF EIaI day for the appointment three ap
pralSing commissioners TO examine the premises anu
ascertain and The dahIageS Sustained which
may be SUSTAINED by the subscriber and claim
ant OF said lands, through which said railroad track
il located the value OF the lands taken for said
track Tor the OF road, works Appertaiu
ing thereto, aud aid assessment be made Tor the
cause and IN the manner provided by law in such
cases, and report thereof in writing be by said
missoners Gully made anu St AS ny lay in such cases
required.
The following description of said lands, wit
TAe e$st ory.oul (44reet of the north quarter
OF block tnenyt0ur (24 in the south east quarter OF
section tiiiyOLe t3l) town two ~ north Of range
twenty three l23) east, lying the city and county
OF kenosha. Ihe title OF the plaintiff TO said premises
extends 10 the north aud centre OF pearl street IN
said city the LANDS of said adjoining said lot
railroad track the subscribers land thus APP
purteEant the above no1nden and described prem
ises egly and westerly direction, and takes
strip thereof two rods wlde aud IS feet long eas
and west whereabouts. The tile 10 which strip o.
land is in the subscriber.
Dated at Eenosha, Sept. S3, 1864
ROLLlN TURTLE
J. J. Ps27Ir, Attorney f9I
or Rollin futile OF KenUShR city Wis. 5wl1
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XNTHzteEAS the lands hereinafter dos
w crIbed, owned by the subscriber and IL
which he is Interested, upon watch the track OF
the railroad was constructed ny the ''Kenosha
81 Rockford railroad company" and which rail-
road trGck anO interests OF said corporation
passed to, and became vested 10 tbs consolidated
company known as, = The Chicago ~ North
western Railway Compang,' which last named
Curpola tioH Tor long time past have apDfO pri~
led said lands. ind stIi conImue TO apr "prlate
use and occupy the same fur their railroad track
without COM eneatiUn having first been made
therefor.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all whom
II shall or may concern, and partic asrly 70 the
Chicago * NurthwesIe railroad company, also
the Chicago Il Northwestern railway company
that an Application will he made by the Sab
scrIber to David Nuggle Esq, CIrcuit Judge OF
the circuit court for The county OF kenosfla, Wls
eonsin, at his chambers III the city 81 Aenasha
III the county OF kennsha hioresala- on line I1ih
day of November 1864, 1T ELK O'Clock in the at
ternoon OF that day tor the app ln'meht OF three
supraisiIag commissioners "a examine the prem
uses and ascertain and assess the damages sus-
famed or which may be sustained by the sub
scrber owner and CialmaDts of said iands,
through whIct, said railroad track Is I0cased,
aud tho ya.ue OF the lands taken for sEid track
or ior The use Of said ruau or works appTrfaln7
ing til 81 eto. and that said assessment be made
for his eauss and IN the manner provided by la"
IL suck cases, and report thereof ~ writing DC
by sad Cemmlssipners duly made, and nieu a.
by law N such cases required.
The following is n description Of said JANUS, ~
wit North halt Of north west quarter Aectlon
Y township one north range ~ cast ln 'le ""
Ct Randall. teLosha county. - ,,
Kenoshs, sept. Zen, 1864. JOHN 1. !" lS"'
Attorney for said property holder.
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NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United States for the Dis
rrict Of Wisconsin. j, Is. ID. Cogswell,
L. s, District Attorney.
United States of America the personal Sc,
E. L. Harding
R virtue OF monitor the said Court on
che libel of Information the OF the United States
gainst the personal eaJao &c. of E. L. Harding
ed to TIE United States by the said T. L. Harding by
OF his siding and s:sting in the present rebellion
ASans the government Of the United state propound
Cd in said libel Of normaonI have seized the personal
estate of the said z. L. Harding to wit
"A certain debt credit due from Reason Bell of
Senoshs Wisconsin to f. L. Harding, amounting
sum from hundred S100 hundred
lSars l2b together with interest from April list A D.
Notice is therefore given in pursuance of
Court all claiming che said
ing or having anything why the should
be condemned and sola the prayer hs said
lbel OF n0rma that they be and appear said
Court to be held in and for the said District Wisconsin,
at the third day Of October at eleven
o'clock the forenoon OF the sal if the shall be
day OF ursG ion, Otherwise 10 day juris-
dctioI Vheeatr 10 and there iItsrI claim, and
to make tL"r I. rkti in thu be isif,
hazsha's IT vi! AEee, haRIUs Z. JACKSON.
Arg. 2iru i-S4. MARSHAL.
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Mr.. NaShby WaiIeth Muchly.
CHURCH w THE NJ DIsPENsAsHUN.
September Is, 1864.

September 10, 1864.
The follerin sam of hoomiliashen and ag-
ony will be chautid in evry chirch in my
diocese, all day, evrY Sunday till the Con-
fedrits win victry:
a doubled barreld vale
A cry Nv anguish
In the vally and shadder sit we
Job had biles but he scraped hisself with
oyster shell
Naman was leper, but he dove into the
river Jurdan and cum out ez good q moo
Sampson had his hare shingled and wuz
week as watered whisky, but it crowd agin
and ne bustid his enemies
We hev biles and are rotten with EN-, but
whar's the comfortin oyster shell :?
We hev leprussy, but whar's the jurdun
to jump into 2
Our har is short, and thar's whar our
enemies hev got us, but whar's the Restora-
TIVE to make it grow agin?
Job, and Nanan, aud Sampson altogeth
er wasn't en- bad off ez we is.
We kin thro i'll Lazzyrus with his sores
and the dorgs licken nv them, and then
Civ EN- 80 i'll a 100 and beat EN-.
For we nominated Mick-Lvlan and Pen
dleton, at Shecago, and wun is g war man
and tother is a peace man.
The OK and ass is yoked-tharc beds and
tails together.
And the team is puliin vigorously, but
insted Of goin forerd, they are goin round
and round.
Wale oh my people for the tickit
wuzn't peeeo enuft5, and VaIlandygum hez
boted
We tried ride two bosses goin in two
different direckshuns, and we fell to the
ground.
And both bosses iurnd Oh us and kicked
us
and Mick Lellan hez no chance-ho
wun't hev the given NV the post ofisis.
Vale p
And Sherman took AtIanty and chawed
up Hood. Vale!
And Lee wants the Weldon Road, but he
cant get it
And Guverner Morton took the revolvers
from the peace men of Inieany. Vale
Aud the draft wun't be resistid, aud the
Provo MarsheiIs will all hev hull skins
Vale
Vale fer Name and verlnount, which
wuz tired Nv the war, and wuz goin for
Mick LeIlan, hev voted ablisln with a
lOOSelleSS,
Vale! fer the abIishinists shall hold the
OFFICES, and we shell be numbered among
the outs Vale!
Vale fer in the fucher I see 10 way Of
liven but by work
Why wuz I born n2 SIGH a world Why
wuz whisky creatid if You can't git it with
out price Why wuz orfsis establish
if them can't git them ez wants en- the
most
Mick Lelan buried his thousands in the,
swamps of the Chickahominy-he hath
buried his ;eoy u thousands under the plat
form lie kicked over.
The abishnist5 jeer us and fout us-tbey
wag their beds at us, sayin, go up bald
he'd -
And we hev gone up!
PETROLEUM V. NASHBY,
Pastor of sed Church charge,
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ID
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PHLN CIPIL DEPOIS
HELLFB OLD S DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WARE HOUSE.
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59f .BRDADWAY N Y OR
594 Broadac"y NJ J. o.
HELMA8 OLD ) MEDICAL DEPOT,
lfetmGolds iIed3ca1 Depot
lea Soak TENTH Street, PhHadelDtih,
lo4 SOUTH 2'ENTH Street, Pkilade. p4ia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEJTS AND UN
PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Wk0 EstaeQcOr to
Dispose OF thz;- own" and "other" articles on the
reputation attained by
RELMB OLD's GENUINE Proportions
HELMBOLD'S
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HELNBO LD'S
Geauinc Extract SGrSopar7Hq.
RELMBOi1D'S CeRV5ne Improved Rosepqsh.
Soldb4 fW DruggtstS ererg9sherc, ask for
II ,lrs5oidd'S, take no other
~ Cut ou.t this advertisement and send for and
avoid imposition.
LORD d SMITH, Gent Western AgRss-o
1y1 30 Lake Street,
Chicago,
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.Turrah for BIcClelIan."-A Rebel Battle


If England and France want measure
of the strength and endurance Of the Amer
lean People, and of Republican Institutions,
let them watch the wonderful spectaclol
which this Presidential canvass presents
Of the quiet establishment by popular vote
Of Government of the United States, for
a new term Of four years. in the very midst
Of civil war, huger in its proportions and
more sanguinary in its earnestness than
the world has ever seen. The American
armies will fight and vote in the same hours
and on the same ground, on the 8th day OF
November, in the year Of Gods protecting
grace to Democracy; 1864 Our soldiers
now this day slaughter the rebels with rifle
firing, and in the intervals Of loading their
pieces. debate with adversarles across the
death space that divides the Entertainments
the politics which uphold the war on one
side and demand peace on the other. Won
derful fact, and to be seen nowhere else on
earth! More wonderful, and to us Ameri-
cans noteworthy particularly: regiments
and brigades Of our own and tire rebel troops
debate THIS political issue, necessarily in the
short war-cries to which the occasion llnlCs
discussion-but debates them on open fields
Of battle and in the midst Of charges, aud
through the crashing of rnusketry and the
thunder of artillery. From out Of the smoke
that curtained the rebel defense Of the Ope'
guam, hurtled the cry " HURRAH FOR Mo
CLELLAN!"-and from the 122d New
York, and the aanking and supporting reg
iments that were charging with it, went
back responsive the HURRAH FOR LINCOLN
and with the cry went the bayonets that
swept the Peace Democracy from their front,
as the ballots of these brave men will in
November sweep them from their rear.
Vote for a man for President Of the United
States whose name, as a war cry and slogan
of politics, fills the mouths of Rebels on the
field of battle Not a true man in America
will do this thing.
We refer him who doubts the fact Just
stated, to Sergeant MATTHEW Ryan Of the
122d New York lie fought, heard and
saw at the Opequan.-N 7. Tribune
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Ina tsF@bate-M enO~ha aOHuIy COurG.
In the matter OF the estate OF Garha!d Harkmsn de-
ceased.
I'm IeaIng AID iGg the petition OF Rodolph qark
" M an admnistf ator Of the OF Garhard
Hartman deceased, setting forth the amount of person
al estate that has his hands I'd Jhy DISPOSE
ton thereof toe amount of debts outstanding against
said estate and description of all the real estate
of which SAID deceased died seized, and the condition
AID value thereof and praying that license be to him
granted to sell tle whole of sal real estate,
much Thereof shall be necessary pay said BITS
it IS therefore ordered, that all persons interested in
said estate appear before the Judge of this court
Friday the 1lth day OF November next two O'Clock
?. M at the office Of the said Judge in the city and
coun ty OF Kenosha theH ard there show cause, if.
any they have why license should not be be granted
to said administrator TO se said real estate according
to the prayer of said reti.iUn
And it Is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given t. all persops in erested by publishing
copy of this order six weeks suecesavey prior
said day Of hea ring, IN the KenOsha Telegraph weekly
news paper published in said county |, ". WEBSTER.
DaIed Sept. 2sth 1864. 6WlT County Judge.
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sR Il virtue of an execution issued out of the
Racine county Circuit Court the 18th day of Au-
gust 1867 and directed to the Sheriff of the county
Of Kenosh with instructions make thereon the amount
of certain judgment together with interest and COSTS
which docketed the circuit court OF Renosha coun-
ty on the 2t d. February, le6i favor OF Thomas
Cram, Plaintiff againss Ellis NJ Russell Defendant have
levied the following described lands to wit: Part of
the north quarter of section six o. north
range swenty three % east Beginning stake stand
ing the north line of said Section and chains and
ityseven links west from the north thereof
theuee said north line five chains thence south
twenty chains south line of said nork haf OF said
north section thence five chains thence
TO place Of beginning containing 10 acres more
less; which shall offer for sale and sell public auction
vendne the Court House, the city and county of
Kenosha. and State of Wisconsin, Saturday Oct 22nd
A. D. 1864, o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
Dated Aug. u, 1861. HUDSON FOX, Sheriff,
WI BY Hinder Sheriff
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"a ksEs e = y the lands hereinafter describs
w ed owned by the subscriber and and in
which he is interested, upon which The track OF
the railroad was c5u>rnCfed by the "Kenosha
x Rockford railroad company aid Which rail-
road Track aud interests OF sand cooperation pases
Ell to and became vested ia iieconsoida~
I'd company known ~ The Chicago & North
western railway company, whIcn last named
cooperation for a long lizIe past have appTopTi-
ated siud lands and e.ili continue % appropriate
uge and occupy ire FOR tilcir railroad track
Without com ensation having Rraf been made
therefor
Tho, eiore, notice il hereby given to all whom
1t shall or may concern, and particularly to the
Chicago S1 Norsfe" estern abroad company, also
he Chicago q Northwestern railway company
that an application will tie mEdc by the SUBJ
scriher TO David Noggis Esq. circuit Judge of
the CircultcO for tie county OF Keno sl8, Mis-
consiB. at his chambers Ia tie city OF henosha in
the county OF Kenosha aforesaid. the 18th
day Of November 1864 at clock III the alter
noon OF that day Tor the appointment of three
apparising commissioners 10 examine the pfemis
es and ascertain and assess the damages sa5tain>
ed or which may be sustained by the subscriber,
owner and claimant OF said lands through which
sad railroad track ie iocafed, and Tie vallo of
the itnds 70 taken for said track or for the use
ut sa road or " rks appertniulng thereto, and
that aid assessment be mate iur tifa cause and
III tne manner provided by such cases
and report tie. eol i'll writing be by sad COM
mlssioners duly made and fled It's BY law II such
cases required.
The following is description Of said lands
10 wit 1ef
Being strip OF lard one hundred feet NJ de
running across the following piece OF lana 10
beir /. on the North West quarter OF section
No. 81 1 own RANGES, commencing at e STAKE
50 rods eoutn OF the north easi corner OF said
quarter section aud Un tie east line ot tne same.
thence running west on h line parallel with the
north line OF saiG qaarier section "a rods to
stake. thence south 30 feet thence east on q line
parallel win sand uor,u lire rcas, 70 tie east
ilne Vi sa;d quarter sef:u"n. 'nelte north on said
cart line so ieet to the Place grpcg:nuing.
Dated Kenosl Septe ntel =, 1854,
PATRICK KELLY,
A. g. Cole, Attorney
5wl7 Iyr said Property Owner.
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how Lost, how Restore d

gUsT published, lev edition 81 DR.. Culver
81 wells Celebrated Essay on the radical
iual Weakness, Involuntary Senp al LOSSES Impo-
teacy, Mental and Physical ncapac:ty, impediments
to Marriage, etc. also, C0nSn?fltEo E2teSy md
Fits, Aduced h'' s"'r'-'"iaence OF sexual extrsva
Gance.
ISy- Price, in a sea led envelor, only cents.
The celebrated author in this admiral essa clea,
ly demonstrates from thirty years successful pracs
tice that the alsr ming Of se abuse may
be radically cur edwhout the dangerous use ofinter.
nal medicine or The application of lie knife pointing
out mode of cure, at simple, certain and eff
tee tual by means of which every sufferer matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and rad1c0Uy.
Eo9y~ This Lecture should be in the hands OF eve ~
youth and every man in the lard.
Sent, under seal, in q plain envelope, to any adj
ess, post paid receipt Of six cents, or two post
mps, Address the publishers,
CHAS. J. Z. KLINE & CO.,
7BOwery New York, Povt Office box 1856.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.

CiEcnst COuTa, County OF kenOshG
Patrick Kelly aud Asa Hatch Plaintiffs, against Bird
get Grove, Samuel Rooney, ADM Illustrator OF the
estate of Andrew Grove deceased, James Largn
and the unknown heirs of John Grove deceased,
Defendants
go cent stamp.)
Summons for Re1iet.
To Bridget Grove, Samuel Rooney, administrator Of
the estate OF Andrew Grove, de- leased, james Lam
gin and the unknown heirs OF john Grove deceased.
NTOU ARE hereby summoned and required to an
"a swer the complaint this action, which is filed
in the Office clerk nfthe circuit art, county Of
KenosLa August 49, A. D. 1884 at the city Of Keuosha,
Wisconsin, and to copy OF your answer to the
SAID complaint the subscriber at his office in the
city of Ken0sha aforesaid, within twenty days after
the vice of this summons you, exclusive Of the
day of such service if you a, answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action viii apply relief demanded
in the complaint j. j PETIT
Dated Sept. y, 1854 GWl5 NLfnti9s' Atty.
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State of Wisconsin, Oircn it cor TT for the county

State of Wisconsin. Circn it cor 1T for the county
Kenosha.
Summons for Relief
Oseph Bishop, pla Intif, G9St. Daniel
McManman, Bridget McAlamman his go C. stamp
wife and the unknown heirs of Pat
rick Smith, dec ased, defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the above n AIMED defend.
ants.
WOU are hereby summoned and required to
II answer the compliant in this action, of which
cory is herewith served upon you, ana copy
of your to the said comp int the subscri-
Der at lis office in the city and county Of Renosha
within twenty days after the vice hereof of
the day OF such service and it you fail the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the said
plauT will apply to the court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint. a K. COLE P,G's. Atty.
Dated Sept. Sth 1854 Owls city OF Kenosha Wis.