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, 1865-11-15
Illinois and 11&chfKan C1nnt.
Especial Despatch 10 the ChIeaso T1ibune.]

Especial Despatch 10 the ChIeaso T1ibure-
Br1poEroz1, Nor. Is
c11AKxD-D. c. Wallace, ST. Louis, ssa5 bu barley;
H. Hsml!n, Ottawa, So M lumber; II. ". Lennon. ST.
Louis. ,7s bu barley; 1oniae, Outage, toe II lun
1er: Gen, Mcclellan, Memphis, sG:4 n lumbar. aon
ht,s salt; North Branch, St. Louis, $50 hu barley
yorktown, ST. Louis 1tiss # lumber; D. c. Eostoo.
Lemont Progress, 81. Louis, e,'a, ba harley: a. G
Lcomis, Lcmont; J. B. Prcaton St. Louis. ls6 tons
coal. 5000 It lumber: Lady Franklin, Le1nont D.
Hess, Lerneus; Adrance, LcMont; Investigator, Le
mont. ...
AKMFKD-H. @, LOOMS. .lemput 80 Yds nabbae Etuaei
Advance,L ,Lemont..0 yds rubbo stooe yds dnea1ton
stone r EorthFpp Lemoot. 70 yt1 spoil han stope;
Lsdy franklin, Lenont. 80 yda Tubble stone; 1nveat.
gator, Lemont, - yda rnhMe stose. sos dl1aenstou
1rcsl, IA5alIe, - empty hsla.
, 1865-11-15
VI bscts Passed Detroit.

VtBsets Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tsshune-l
DK7Hnrr. Nov. t.
Ur-Eing. AtAunto, Tracy, Dfoarou, Card. WasstAh,
Artoczat, Dauntlrss.
pows-Saouni, Chlnaneo, Wallets, Sunrise, Sun.
shade, Alexander, Chicago, Rsaoer, America, Monte
xuma,. Dolphin. Advance. Dousnau, n. r. Alicn,
Courtwlight Hunter. Ferguson. 5kslaFk. Lsbon sAr
dlnIa.
Nlnd 1aUthYfSt.
, 1865-11-15

To1kDo, nov. II,
G8AN-WheAt. old. dropping new, C. lower: old
amber Michigan. tx.0o; new, *1..3: old No. ! red.
500. Com 199c. better, at 6a&62c. Cats, don at
S1ac .--.
, 1865-11-15
Atiltl4EtttEttfB.
'TtROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE,
ITALIAN OPERA.

4 NRkJSB . VI EIk{A dNEyJ pE4
ITALIAN 0FEHA.
No Opera viii possibly Be repeated.
THURSDAY, foF. 18th. hrxt appearance OF the re-
rn11ed dr1mane prma donnS, M4nAA MARIETTA
GAZZAEIHA. La FAF0RITA.
Mue. Gazzsnts1 II hsr great tote Of Ieooea.; Anas
fss1 Fsfrando; OE,sndlnl Alfonso; Muler1, Bslhs7r
Innrrf Gtepkr; liner. AxS1t.
Co1,dnclor md M14iea! Director. .EgnoF MUzfO
Erdae-NARTHA. with Al eXqu!e1te cast-Hosehe5
t. Martha; Di8tot, Nancy: AoassaEtt Lionel: S4&no
loliini Pl1nkett+ eis nrst appearance In AmalA
Saturday, Aftesn1on 1t * nelnck-Aooss open .
tk-Esla laIsttoee-:ERNANt, The Opera 20 suceessfun,
GuidI Mu1ilnl. 0l1srdni. KILLER. Adnlasion for ~
bJkti- -et to ali parts Of the house. Ons Dollar.
TEL Ellst1 a. Amore, Ssdo, next week Wis
, 1865-11-15

OsWEGo. Sor. II.
F1orR-steady At 1880 for No. Bpr1nG; 80! 81 for
req winters $li 50 for white :3o inr do9hia g1tr1
Chicago erftnE to arrive At 4t55; No. Milwaukee,
club 1t @1ls3. Other EraIns quIft-
CAytL LEEEfA1s-StcadY.
, 1865-11-15

Great Closing out Sale Of stovss.-
,he s5csion sale Of the balance ol my kioCk Of
Etnyca Consisting Of the Stewart M.cee and Eictos
cooks, stewart and Revolver gas oufneFs> WOO wooa
1,T1nr md box stoves, also common coal stoEea-
f1 r. deferred TIL further netce, aud In the mean
lime ehail continue to sell at private sale Ut hon
twenty 10 forty per cent lower nan the same goods
ca1 ,tss e a. q. GAnF1E1u. % State st
, 1865-11-15

DrY1Alo. EoY. "a.
tEsIS-Wheat-No. Mtluankee spftng. q. .6s; No.
Cn3caRo spring. Il. No. do held 81 ]l and u 50
hid Wkitt Canada &a2t. Corn d1, aE 504 &c for No.
md No. mixed. Oats unll. at &c for Chicago. bar
ley, Canada, %l42: Rye Nc.
NHJEXET-$1a.
PoEE-fI0.
CAx1L FHxlGuTs-Nhcak &c, corn 2oc. .--
Ixro17s-Flour. 5s71 bllss Hheai ao.1le hu' cofns
NM E1roTfsTFlour, - bris; wheat 47,250 bu
corn I2lS0 hu oats, g 51ob obn barley, n ssh bu-
, 1865-11-15

,es. Price IS cents. Fer Rsle ~ iii drusg1sos
For eale by r T. Andon, Ot.esgo. Wholesale
AZ ent md a druggists oc5sus81J-x-w,1
, 1865-11-15
New York Money nnd stock Market.

New York Money md stock Market
EEw ToHx. Hov.la.
Moxxy-Active and steady At per cent.
YITktn0 ExcaASGI-Rathe1 moro steady At ltBA
Goin-Flrm- opening At III, sdyane.ng to 147A, aud
FR1tnTrs Liverpool farthine lower for grain.
Govx.NAksT 5Eocxs-A1k better. Z. 8. 81 Az
coup, q. 1a1k 90. DO, ~. 9sK 90 Fl oenR-
series. 96. o-,.
Fsfe asX. Hudson, l0ak Reading, INK; NJ T.. t6k
Fits, Sx; n. W, IN; Do p!d7 GH 4. L. l5oH :;
Qpincy, tit$ r. du G, 1dVH; Fl. W, taix.
, 1865-11-15

The asColurnblan Gin,', the bent artf-
Gle Of American dtstilaliou, ls nov for sale BY all
bave Undertaken TO bottle this GIN, hat 10 con.
gunner may be defrauded. uoT2p63t-30t
, 1865-11-15
d 4 E d !.

In HopEtntop, M2se. Nov. 4th+ at the residence OF
his father, OF consumption, j. u. WESTON, aged y
years. He was for many ycaIs connected With ne s.
the Chlcsco Museum when It WIS Gsst established,
in iSE1-
, 1865-11-15

Ladies AmSeked with Dfscolo5att.1,ns
on he face, called moth patches q "an & Ieks -,
FnrcS1E Lo7iox, Il is tntaliible: Sold BY al
druSgtste. ocSoeo'"-1A'"
, 1865-11-15

Atlantic White Lead and L1n.ee1 Me,ia ~
He*i Red Lead, Lltharee, Glass Makers Red Lead,
Also, 1inseed Oh, Raw. Boiled and Refined, d. fo5 o.
e.1e ~ irrrsiste and dealers eener1lly, ana ~
fsfT fRsmnGT,T iii GATE 4 Co, Gcneral Agents, as'
Pearl strcet, New York. oet4dso91!E1e"""&e
, 1865-11-15

Had Breath the greatest curse OF nle-
How r1ny loyerb It has sepataiea' gov .naI,ss a,s
EnnT de.rcsi nicnd Vii not mention it and you msJ
M sgnosant = shs 81 5erEse I9 &c., ss1, rsa
Ga-ttFca 1icft and morning. II also beauuhes
~ eorsule1nn removing al tan, ptmpea and heck
, 1865-11-15

Go to the 4Se~a-4&o 70 Bryant 4
thorough, practical business education or 70 be-
aome good Telegraph Operator. Address (ene1os-
Ing Stamps. lor d,c1lsrb. BExAar q smA2ToS
f.hIc1etts III
, 1865-11-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

of the tropict IL cpucentrzted in Phalon's Night
Hjoom,ng Ceseus." q perfume so delicious, pesna;,
nc.t and refreshing tbas In ali the varieties Of hoFn
scents there IL nothing that can Viz with IT, SoIa
everywhere. WEI
, 1865-11-15

Woop ON TIE GEEA1 EASTERN RA1LRoAp.-The
ofc.3e Of tbe Great Eastern Rs[lroad authorize Us
to raw that there Is little e1-
it,ing with resafd to the situation OF fuel wood
,,onc their line and their ability willingness 10
,,rtnr j, to Chlcaco. Their own fuel Is brought
q, ~ heyoud Losan.port, and the distance from
n;s ~ ~ s,erareE about tsEo hundred mlles, the
,,nodrd seciioI not commencing till that point Is
81 9,sr car load The Company hsve not su1
o y 9y = xo segR ~ & e. H. 1:s & ss
arc arc sn1se IN iiiied qnantities and hare d;
i e. 'es, R0ep ps ,s H. H. es@ ce%paS;
enGg . s,.ra rs for The nblic supply. They also
naetion arc ther fsct tha exoaedn9 preFneaee, \
he sgus ia tht eeeuon II IT,, 2.
ss1sIr ennnrh to al tie requirements Of INC 1au
rosd i.seK They hsye only began to eu9 woos
! ttee within tie past fen Rresa-
, 1865-11-15

THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
L of the rivnr Make.s' Protective Union- Will be
he'd at TURN EKs HALL. North SIDE, on WRDSE9
DAT EVENING. Nov. I'd. 1855.
- TICKETS ONE DOLLAR-HhIcn may be hnd ot41y
or the members or al the door the evening Of the
Haii. iY34l1 PER DRDKR OF CON.
, 1865-11-15

Why do the Ladies Of Paris retain
,bctr beauty and freshness 50 much longer than The
hn3es ot this coNotyf The reason eSpaaaeo 2 "
Io Crosby's Open House. WIS.,
, 1865-11-15

to The means Of preventing md mitigating diseases,
issse epes ssessa VIII T., you'd esee1
Iul1s render their edsteoty ssssices Eza-
tuisonsly. would BE- able, nos only 70 en-
s 81 bo, Wopd
also rare 10 the eitS thousands Of dolats by tars
ing lhe ssoidanee OF such confused, useleas md
ways Liable 70 be adopted when these thlre are
left until the alarm and excitement Of issa cpl
deuic Is upon ne,
sidesstion we h1re a1oided ali allusion to mere
theoretical question: ss to the contag1ousuess Or
non contaeiansness q ehoesa, nd hare made sueh
g s. 9a IL Z I'll s5s a9 os1
profession, both IN Europe md Ame1iea. Willie
we uoDld no. uttes one word calculated to creale
wan you, 4, The loyal guardians of our cit,t vel
lsrc, that every saet COZ nected wh former epdezn
ice. veil Is eve indication Afforded By the pro-
a1oet certain thst this continent viii BE- the the.
Ire Of chole1a during the rcas 1859: And no mere
pecuriay considerations shonId deter those u au-
d5?sctea eifosts to remove al he eznse. dat
either invite its prevalence or Increase IT,
seyesitv. Our citizens could better afford 70 raise
Ier such IN epidemic as would arrest MI business
for sis months dep.ecate the sanitary credit Of our
city for yearr. and deprecate co'respondingly me
man life. That The ADOPTION and faithfu, execution
Of The measures recommended in This report, would
20 Tar improve The sanitary condition Of the city,
fhat the expected visitation Of cholcra would be
rendered mid and comparatively harmless, ne cor
fdcuty believe, On the other hand. II these meas
ures afc neglected. and IN thelE place only paI.ai
inent streets and noted alleys Just a; confidently
believe that before smother Fourth nf July comes,
The fnEIgnta Of mourning fer the victims Of cholera
YIN b seen on evety block In our city; Bat e,sn
II 10 cholera epidemic we're ever TO T1sat us the
sanitary measures recommended IN this report, cx-
ecps simply that referring 70 quar-
wonId be iupe1ontly demanded for protection.
eaoera eansa1 s insninm. % byreney % I'D Typhoid an
T,phus Fcyerx. as well as for the comior Of our
citizens and the sanitary reputation Of our city
We therefore eaoEt this commuulcattnn with m
ea1nes, prayer 1hat your honorable body will at on
| these enhiects with that promptDess and wisdom
which should e,er chaaste1sEe hog hss,ns .he
bold 1aluable and sacred. And We tunJ pledge to
your support the beet efforts Of ourselves and ons
prpie.sls1 OF this city. An Of which il most re-
| spectluly submitted.
fSscned,, n, s. DAVIS, |
| J. W. FnEER
/ J. P. Ross, {~oum;,tac
, 1865-11-15

Fow Wrinkles are Removed from the
face. nn ladie. made to look young and handsome.
Explained by Dr.. Chapman BY calling a hs 9ties,
Te.sa w59
, 1865-11-15
sGctrapeR.
Stolen.

cTOLEN-Tho party who sto,s ~,
md Wood stFestS had better RetrEa h!na rIJt
md save considerable traupie,
, 1865-11-15

PnnETo1oar.-proesso o. =. Fowler, The well
known chronological lecturer and publisher, Of
New iotss, win commence ser,ea Of 1actnrrs on
1hc subject IL question, this "wednesday evening
n halCpast seven O'Clock. in Smith 4 N1xonss
a EN- ps 10 ,br 1nS erd
turrs arc ul announced 10 close with public cxan-
Tations.
, 1865-11-15

"lady Flower" made her mile within halt
second os the specified time. and Ch4dwick's entry
orly threc-quafte7s Of second ovex. The pure
Was awarded to .Ned Baker," bis average bcapg
Int three quarters OF eeconr under the time spe'
r,hfd
, 1865-11-15

KzcoEEET OF 4 STo1xx uonsE AND wA0os.-
Ex, cset.anc detectives Sherman aud Miller, Of the
the Spp< rinttn; Z ne e1sf. recovered IRON m r.
p:e<sman, named Abraham Miller, residing In the
North Division bore and weguu which were
stolen from Jacob Luscher Of No. G1 Canal ftrcet,
on Mondny cErnins+ Ihe property WIS taken BY an
The thief oscnped from the city oser the Michigan
Central Ra1lroad toon after hasins committed the
deed.
, 1865-11-15

WHEck AND Loss OF IrE,-The scow ~. p.
Fortser." bound from Muskeson with full eargo
<f lumber waa cnps'zed, on the morning ofthe 9Th
ns,nct. when abont ten miles from Grand llayen.
Tie schooner Enterprise" Can,am Martin, stald
by the seow almost Ill day. cndcavottng 10 remove
abe wrecked crew TO his own vessel. hut, when
nearly 1nccctstul to his dismay the ..Entcprtse,r
owing 10 The great straln ete In d undergone from
1he terrible wsyes. sprang Try, md Captain Nag
srorIscyr.n ~ in pumbe1-so thelr fate. since thai
@ oar os,os a. s es rfses sns e,e Or ,D.''o ,ns
.,s.s M no dotth1e exit that al were evept
oseos spa lot 1ae whss 4sow5ia1s nd ass cs
" ~ r{tv Who-e loes Will be abcnt F6.00O The
pae s Fsa,asa spa 81 easss sns s00ss s
- rhi;d. Henrt Williams the mate. leavet VILE
and esSsn xne ,as a 10 s. re 1ao snd
eihi f1dTru the Oldest e1Steen Joars, reaidlng ~
l Taylor sr, tsse' osag s.ar od snd nd
sn.1. " 1retr upab,e to learn the lanes o1 tne
4...r ;;,ree mcu belonging 10 the seoW's crew.
, 1865-11-15

THE cASAI AKp SAE7dA71ox.-Pursuant to the
notice previously issued by General Superintendent
Goodine, thai no more clearances would be erznted
navigation On The Illinois and Michigan Canal coted
yesterday. This ta1l The water will be drawn OF
earlier 1han psuAl In order that the work Of deepen
Ing the caEa! Hay be commenced with a. little de-
lay as possible.
, 1865-11-15

Killed Br 1uE cAns.-Coroncr Wagner ycsler
day afternoon held an inquest on the body OF He1J
Hillmap> recently IN the employ Of the Northwest
en- Railway Company. who was run over by CIR
which he wns coupling, At near the Galeua Rail-
rad clcTalur on The blh Inst md died Of his in5n
RES yesterday morning. The deceased reeided at
No. 44H E!ncEAAHk street.
, 1865-11-15

pertonal mn and filthy bss:are. w speak af-
sitedly when ue say fEat mofe toAa Aa!i q M tae
sccnrrcN among Iii: caaz. Of population. and tn
I fmmrditte coptact with them. To prevent Elui-
| iar kIate Of th!nst, the coming scason+ We
would earnestly cali yo,r attention 70 the prop7e1y
l Of establishing adequate and eotnlprtane
4 eheds or temporary buildings a. eonfenfent
! rlsccf on all the Eastern ana 3ohthein
/ 5jpeY Of commnnicstioD entirely beyond the CITY
limtr wbcrc during al! the eho'e'a reason " suen
/ shall be detained long enoneh TO nave tnemseHts
and clothing washed and sentiasn. and sneA as aae
! sex among lhem properly cured iot. In Gomez
| lion with tins. such a11z1Ecmcns taoota 9e Mane
With railroad rnanacers that persons o. tnse cAee
whore destination was IN The interior OF the eonn.
| try, shouId be transported from the eslaolkhea
ppcrs OF deeution. directly through The city, with.
uet unnecessary delay. Such an Arrangement couA
he naade to serve all Inc nseinl purposes ot qnAs
| 1ntibe, and greatly Lessen one Of me mtsE acsse
cAuscs Of epidemic fatality 10 me cty.
r,n The e. ..ubli>h.pcnt Of public rrinals at Con.
yenent ltt tarces In ali thef1lurc dense1y populated
nan. OF the civ and the prohibition Of the Use OF
| nl]cyr md EsIret curners for that purpose The
Inter net only IN oen*e against public decency.
iMt The impreruatIou Of lhe roll In thr alleys and
| rrntud ,hc rIfret corpefr with urine. Is prolific
.ourre Of eIeutf.e apd POISONOUS e1aanatioEs. 10
Recommendation Or emits clements more poisonous
| ~ sha frmsn syrtern 1bnh urine In connection
.S;th ibit. Wc uou!d also rirouely recommend the
, 1865-11-15
Ql)ila9o Gribn,1e.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1sss.
THE CITY.

cKEp17.-ln notice Of the capture Of two horse
thieves. da, or two since, on Fulton street. neas
Rcubrn Ee omitted 10 state that ono Of the fellows
chuntsN lpitcc.
, 1865-11-15
.Tot Sale.

TOR SALE-A trst-class saloon
l. ia one OF the best locations In the city, conTe,ent
to Court House aud Chamber OF Commerce. Good
reapons given for selling. Apply 1t ~ Lasanestreef
ELY
, 1865-11-15

:" ANTED-Ag 2 ts-For the
W srASnAEp 1lrsroar OF THE WAR, complete In
t.atsd with ovc: TO one Portraits Of Generals. h9uie
Setnt1, maps aud lAeT2mA ReAntnT matter equaf To-
three large royal VOLUMES: In EnEliah and Ger
MIN! Tie authcr Of this Eozk has confined h!mselt
producing Just wnat the peope want-n far md inpsE
hal history Of tho waE. perfectly and ralahat
men n want Of profitable employment WIN md thts
rare chanee 10 clear ts0 per month. foF proot
terms. Address zEIGL EK. McClJRDY CO.. SpeedS
RincE Drnrtorn street Chicago, Ill, W1a
, 1865-11-15

/ w WANTED-Agents-so5a q day.
w Agents wanted to .en a new snd wonderful se~-
hc Msch{ne, the only cheap ono licensed. AddreaS
shAW 4 CLARK. EIddcford. Naina. se'n7rs5n
"ANTED-A e ents-58o 3
w month Agents wanted for st1 EntiFsl{ Ssv
Articles, Just out Address o. 7. CAREY. City Build
tnr. Btddeforh- Maine. see12f*SD
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-15
SYM p TO M S..

! : 80 y .
This symptoms Of Catarrh are at first very
slight Persons find they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sitive to the changes OF temperature. In this
condition the nose may Idly, or a Slight dis
charge, thin and acri " afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue HtE
%~A AS the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are Increasedtn quantity and changed,
in quality; they are uow thick and heavy, and
are hawked or coughsd off. The secretlons
are offensive, causingt9 Dad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak: the sense
of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness,
frequently takes place
Another common anG important symptom of
Catarrh is, that the person is Obliged to clear
his throat in-the morning. Of thick or shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head DUR
ing the night. When This takes place, the
person may be sure THAI MS disease is on its
way 20 the lungs. and p"uld lose no time in
arresting it.
The above are but few ! the many Catarrh-
slsymptoms. Write - 'ir Laboratory for
our pamphlet descrl .tIig IA ly all symptoms;
it will be sent FIRE (. 10 any address. Also
directions where 10 procure the medicine
We are daily Tecel vIIigc letters from soldiers
In the army and others IN all parts of the I'm
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using 1t, bearing evidence of its infalli-
BILE merits. HI l
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, but is prepar-
ed from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore it is PERFECTLY EARML ESS,
sven to the most tender and delicate child.
y CALL for SEELYE'S GATARRH RENE
DY, and taksno other. Ii rot sold by drug
glsts in your vicinity you can enclose the
money in letter to us, and we viii send the
medicine by Express Price Sc, 30 per bottle.
4 Address DR.. ID. 4. SEELYE q Co, ~
i
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-15
sH E RlEF'S SALE, ON FORECLOBs
URE OF MORTGAGES.
state of wisconsin, Circuit Court Of
KeuOnhn COumly,

voney French-PlaiptiH, against Nicholas Clinton
and Oatharile Clinton his wife, Levi Stirling, Geo.
W. B. Cushing and 6enj a. Hegaman-Defendants.
I'm virtue of and pursuant TO a judgment rendered
IL in said court in the above entitled action, dated
May Sd, 1885, shall expose for sale and sell 1t pub
;ic auction the front door of the Court House in
the city of Kenosha Saturday, the first day of Juy
1865, the hour often O'Clock, A. M, OF that day,
the following described mortgaged premises, so
aucha thereof as may be necessary to raise the
said judgmsnt interest and costs, together
with the expen SEES OF sale to Wit: oia % = y JOB
San the following pieces or parcels Of land situate
ying and being the town Of Brighton in the couna
" OF kenosha and StAteoo of Wisconsin, ana aown
and desgnated as follows to wit: The south west
quarter Of the south west quarter of section No. I'VE
~ township No. two (2J north of range No. twen
~ (20) east also the half OF The soun west quar-,
of section, township, aud range, excepting
and reserYng from off The south side OF said parces
forty OF iand heretofore decided TO Ann Clinton
dughes and children. Also one other parcel khevn
The south quartet Of the north west quarter
Of the same sectioh, township and range" ~ va &
Dated, SherIfs Utfse. nenoshS, May 10th. 1865. rs.
+ ~ W. W. BAKER,
TWb0 Sheriff KenOsEa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-15
Published May 25, 1865. I
CHAPTER SRH

AN ACF relating to grant of lands, and amends
atory of section of chapter Sc OF the re-
vised statutes, entitled OF alienation by deed
OF the proof and recording OF conveyances,
r. and the canceling OF mortgages
The people of the state of Wisconsin. repre-.
sehted in senate and assembly, do enact As fol-
lows: 80 =
Section |. Section of chapter &c Of the re-
vlsed statutes, is hereby amended SO that the
same shall read as follows: mo grant of land
shall be Void for the reason that at the tune
OF the delivery thereof. such lands shall be in
actual possession of a person claiming under
title adverse to that of the grantor.
seq This act shall take effect and be In
lorce from and after its passage. % st ~ 8
Approved April % 1865 1H a0e'e.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-15
Circuit Court of kenosha County.

To Francis Quarles The Kenosha County Bank.
John G. Coleman, James j. Pettt Horace D. Moore, Ira
Sea-, 4 p. Twist, sahel Farr, john Parker Ephralm
I lamp ! Z. Brown, Benjamin f. Weeks, Ira Y. Mum,
george L. Scott Joseph Quales, James Mahoney. Ma
ttda Galager Caroline Kmba Edwin u, Stone, Joseph
" Quares as executor of last will and testament Of
Ann Quarles deceased and Thomas 4, Pngree Asa PIN
gree, Edward ID. kimbal, Eben 5. Coe and james N.
Chandler Trustees this estate Of David Pagree de-
ceased. .fs. g..F -.... e.-Es
You are hereby summoned and required to the
painE of Eli G. kunats which is Med the office Of
the Clerk of tn. Circuit EOurs kenosha County at
office 10 the city tn copy oyonr
answer on ut our office the city and county of keno-
sha and of Wisconsin within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive 1.-The day of such service; and
you fail plant aforesaid, che said
iii G. kunals will apply to the Court for the rslle de-
manded Ia the complaint. v. D. T. HEAD.
Dated Mata25 Ie65 6w5I Plaintiffs Attys,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE.

Ia the matter Of state OF John OryiS deceased
NOTICE Is hereby that by virtue and pursuance
order license made in said matter 18th
II May D.15o5 by The county Court county,
of the estate Uf dsceas
sd wills Sd day ei July, lSo5, at Two O'CLOCK
afternoon Of that day the hersina
erbed in The Town of SAem, In said county Of
Kenosna, offer for public The foilo wing de-
bed lands, to Lots three 81 and four "a
eoSn OF Salem, Kenosha counCy Wisconsin, being the
fractional qHarser of section
taining I02 g. 100 acres Terms OF safe win be
Anb IN at time and place u safe. 3al 50 gI.a
Dated June =, 1868. -.-- CHARLES ORViS, s
4wI ~. Admins rator vi said Estate.
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From ReU, J.. Merton Broacm, ID. d., Editor
the Encuclopadin of ReLioi0nS kuOlrledge

Although not disposed to favor recommend Paten
Medicines in rhrough distrust of their ingredi
and efectS,l ar sufficient reasons WHY
a man may not tesuiy the benefits he believes him.
sell to hayereoeved from any simple prepaI alton,
the hope that he may thus contribute the benefit
others.
do this the readily in regard to Hoohand's
German Bters, prepared by DR.. O. M Jackson of this
city, because prejudced against them for MANY
years, under the PRESTON that they chiefly an
alcoholic mixture. am indebted my friend, Robert
Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal of this prejudice BY
proper tests, and tor encpur agemeDt to try whe
suffering from great and lorg continued debility. The
Of three bottles of these Biters at the beginning
tie present year WAS followed by evident relief aud
storaton to degree of bodily and mentavgUr which
ha not felt for six months before, and ad almost
spared of regainiLg. therefore thank God aud my
friend Tor directing me to the use OF them.
sPnILAp'A, JusE %, 1861. J. NEWTON BROWN.
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Burlington Wooden Factory.
TERMS
K H1sa
MANUFA CTURING
I'd & DRESSING
/ @ L O T H. f.
COLORLNG,
= esa CAkDING ROLLS
71& -.i@-- 'A ft--e Ro Eo Hn

For manufacturing cashmere or fulled CLOTH IS to
20 cts per yard; white flannel. yard wide, 81 l.9
scarlet or plads, so cts. We give, on shares, one.
2a the CASHMERE ulled cloth. colored plaid fan
mel, or thu ee tbs oil the white flannel thai the wool
viii make. One pound of washed wool in the fis zee
will make three.iourths Of yard of cassirneve or
uled cloth, or one yard of yard-wde flannel. Dis.
count one-third on unwa he'd wool. .z8
For cardilg rolls, 10 cts per 10; for ong, cts per
10; for cleansing wool, cts TOR the weight before
II is ceansed For fung, securing and pressing
aome- m de CLOTH, so CTS, with shearng 25 cts,
with gieging or mapping 80 cts For flashing com.
plete and coloring 35 40 cts per yard For scour.
y g, cooring in common coors, and dressing flannel,
% cts the same in madden or la *, IS cts. For
;arLing and spinning IS cts per h. r