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g SHEisAFF SALE.
state of WiscOnsin, Kenosha County
Circuit Court.

| Mary u. King against Milton II. Petit Caroline D.
Petit, Jessie l. Ulapp and others defendants.
virtue and in pursuance Of the Judgment in the
NE above entitled action rendered January 18th A
1860. at the regular term said court l. William
"; Baker sheriff Of Kenosha County, shall offer for
"a &c aud sell at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor, at the front door Of the Court House in said
city Of kenosha on Saturday the 25th day OF March
A. D. 1868, at ten O'Clock of SAID day the follow
pg reai estate to wit All that certain piece par
Gel Of land lying and being in the city and county OF
kenosha and State of Wisconsin, more particularly
described follows, to wit: all of lot number three
~ IN block No forty (4) in the southeast quarter Of
section No. thirty-one t91) in town No two i21 sorh
Of range twenty three (23 east, excepting one hun
dred and thirtytwo 32 feet of rom the west end OF
said lot. Terms cash. tt'
Dated February s, 1865.
=. J: PETIlr, WILLIAM w. BAKER,
7w36 Pics Atty. sheriff Of Kenosha 90.
By consent OF the parties the above sale ia hereby
postponed until the third day Of April 1865 at the
same place and time Of day VI W. BAKER
henoshA march 70, 1860 1w25 Sheriff.
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=" NrOpAte-kAeuOsha County COurt.
In the matter OF the last will And testament NJ Io
N Dedemar, deceased " "
nN READING and filing an instrument in wri.
" tiDg purporting to be the last will and testament
Of Lewis n. Dedemer, late of the Town Of Somers in
the county OF Kenosha, deceased and also the accom-
panylEg petition of Louis N. Dedemer oldest son
that the said Lewis N Dedemer lately died AZ somsrn
Aiofesaid that said instrument is the last will and tes
lament OF said ased, and praying that day NAV
Do appointed for hearing the proofs of said last viii
ana testament 1t ordered that the proofs of said
be heard before the Judge Of this court on
the 24th day OF April next, at two O'Clock in
in the city OF Kenosha. se
And 1T 10 further Ordered that public notice OF said
ing copy Of this order for three weeks
previous TO said day Of hearing in the Ksnosha TeIe
graph, weskly newspaper printed at the civ of Ke
noshR. wEpafrD
Dated March s7th, 1865. sksa County mHSi judge
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ana Again. readers may think it
Suange that we so often urge upon their attention
medicinal preparation. Already have we for number
OF weeks urged the Importance of a supply of Goes
Cough Balsam in the house, ready for mmedia te use.
But our excuse is the vast sickness, sorrow
and death that are the immediate result of su dden
coughs colds and pulmonary attacks while thousands
otour children are dying from Group lung complaint
riWe ana experience have proved that Goes Cough
oaisam f the most speedy and reliable preparation
ever known 10 the world Like magic it relieves the
Hrnatioo OF the throat, the stoppages thai
prevent breathing in Group and heals serene OF the
throat, chest and lungs. No man should neglect tn
supply his family with safe and relia BILE icne ka
Goes Cough Balsam any more than he should neglect
the supply OF their daily bread. 1t costs but DO cents
and the bottles contain twice as much as those of
other remedy at the same cost, while in nocit II ia
superior to all others. AlDrug stores keep il
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Editor Of Ielegrdph:-DEAR SIR:-With your per-
mission wish to say the readers of your paper that
will send, by return mail, to all who wish it (free)
Recipe, with full directions for making and using sim.
pie Vegetable Balm, that will effectuay remove in ten
days, Pimpes Blotches Tan, Freckes, and all i'm u.
rites of the SKIN, leaving the samesof clear smooth
and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that will
enable them to start full growth of Luxuriant Hair
Mhiskers, Moustache, in less thirty DAYS
All applications answered by return mail without
charge Respectfully yours,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
3m4l s8l Broadwav
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My Ruling Star-What is it?

Professor EUSTIS LARRARD, the greatest living
Astrooger will write out correctly the Future Earth>
ly Destiny of any man, woman or child, giving all
needed information in regard to Prospects in Love
and Marriage, Business Honor, Health, Losses and
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any i've questions 81. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Send day of month and year of birth, whether mar,
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The Government Securities.

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday March 26-Jav
Cooke reports the subscriptions to the Thir-
ty-Seven loan on Saturday at s2.197 500
tne largest Western subscription was $67,
ooo from Chicago, and the largest Eastern
one 500, 900 from Springfield, Mass. There
were LA individual subscriptions, from
sou TO 500 each. The total subscriptions for
the week amount to SIG. 7O5, 800.
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EXECETOR,:s SALE.

En Probate eBOsha County Court
In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Van Astipe
deceased
N OHACE is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance an order of license made in Ala
ter' on the 18th day of March, 1861 by the coun.
court OF said county, the undersigned Executor OF
Tie last will and testament of the said deceased will
on Friday the twenty first (2st day of pril D. 1865
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. at the
on the premises hereinafter described efer for sa s
ana sell at public auction vendue the following de-
scrbed lands, to wit: The part of the west half
OF IN north west quarter of section number seven n
III .he town OF BRISTOL kenosha county, and State OF
Wisconsin The terms of sale will be made known 81
the time and place of sale. LEWIS WILLIAMS JR y
March II, 1865 4w43 EvIcrtor
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kenOSha Female Seminary

10 me SN6$cr'6ers to tie Fund for tile benefit of
tie kenoSta Female Seminary l1
VOU are hereby notified that by ResolutIon NJ m a
Boar OF Trustees, of said Seminary adopted this
ZFh day OF March, A. D. 1855, insament OF TWENTY
v percent on the subscription to said fund has been
called for, payable to the Treasurer on Monday The
10th day of April, A. D. 1S65. j. BOND
Kenosha, Wis, March q, 1865 2w43 Secretary
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Lyons Periodical Drops
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

aration and better than Pills. Powders Nostrums.
Being liquid their action is direct and positive
ing them reliable speedy and specific for the
of all distinctions and suppressOns Of nature. Their
popularity indicate by the fact that 100 900
annually sold and consumed by the ladies of Uni
ted states every whom speak in the strongest
OF praise of their great merits They rapidly taking
the Place of every other Female Remedy and consd
cred by all who know augh OF them the safest
and most infable preparation in the world the
OF al female complaints the removal of all Instructions
nature, and the promotion of health regularity and
strength Explicit directions directions stating when they
may be used and explaining when and why they should
not could not be used without producing effects
trary to natures chosen laws will be found carefully fold
ed around each BOTTLE with the written signature
JOHN l.. Lyon without which none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON, 1876 Chapel Street
New Haven Conn who be consulted either personally
or by mail encosing stamp, concerning all private dis
eases and female Weaknesses
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
@. G. CLARK g. CO.,
ly39aw General Agents for U. S. and Canadas
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CoMMEROIAI.
OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH,

Thursday, March 80, 1866.
GRAIN MARKETING have no change to note in
wheat since the date of last issue, but other de-
scriptions of grain materially lower and depress.
ed. Spring wheat brings sOa1OO for inferior to fair
and 81 10 for extra. Barley is unsaleable except for
No. grades, which are active at 81 90. Oats 4Oa45
PR0YIsIoNS.-Butter is in fair request at 1sa22.-
Eggs 90. Potatoes are in good demand with sales Of
Peade Blows, Prince Abers and other choice varis-
ties at 90, and so for common varieties, Black Ne
shsnocks are not saleable at over 49,
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Justice of the Peace

The undersigned respectfully announces himself to
the voters of Kenosha City, candidate for reelection
to the Office of Justice Of the Peace at the ensuing
Spring election He trusts he needs not say anything
further TO induce their influence in his behalf to the
above end SILAS AMES.
Kenosha, March IS, 1865.
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The Cold Water Mich) Sentinel saws thai
Wneas, IN al parts of the country, shows TO
good advantage since the disappearance Of tbe
snow Ia.S do oS wheat was generally sowed
faSi a.li .ne sgnt roofing will render it more
the spring. VI
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Execution of the Rebel Hotel Burner

NEW YORK, Saturday, March 25.-Robert
Cobb Kennedy, convicted of being spy
was to-day executed at Fort Lafayette. He
was shockingly profane, and sang song as
the executioner adjusted the rope.
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SPECIAL OFFICES,
City Assessor.

The ubscriber most respectfully announces himself
to the electors of the city of Kenosha, candidate
for the office of Assessor at the coming spring election
and solicts the influence and SURFACES of his friends
kenosha, March 10, 1865. JOSEPH WHITE
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- - ~ "a All h IN
PROVOST MAR, GEH.s OFFICE

PROVOST MAR. CESS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March IL 1865 }
IN Conformity with the Proclamation of the
III PRESIDENT herewith published, ali officers
and employees of this Bureau are instructed to
give prompt attention to the receiving and for
wardlng OF such deserters present themselves
in accordance with its provisions.
''By the president OF the United States of
America
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Y When the rebels retreated from Whining,
ton they deliberately set fire to a house filed
with wounded Union prisoners. Eight or ten of
them beng nnable to leave, were burned to
death
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IO COnsmmpfiyes.

n 9 s.m EKTisER having been restored to bes,tb
ton ana s9nered several years with severe uD1
onaEe 'nat dread disease Consumption is
TO All 70 ms fellow sufferers the means of cnre
used free of charged with the directions or
SIRE care for u cas- Ssng the same which they will and
The only object of thn asthma, Bronchitis dc
atio With 70 benefit the afflicted and spread inform
one eye,Y ne conceyes % be invaluable and he
is g n!oteing and may prove blessing WI"
'tes V.shing the prescription will Meas. .ad-.
~ - ~" AND A. WILSON. Williamsburg
Kings County, New York
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The Bridal Chamber, Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young AIen-published by the
Howard Association and sent free Of charge in sealed
envelopes. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y37
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One thing is at last definitely settled The
last ditch" isn't in South Carolina.-Pren~
| tice. ! ion-
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Hist of Letters

ID EMAINING unclaimed in the Post O6ice at Ken
ma osha, State of Wisconsin, March 30, 1865,
Adams Henry Hewitt Victoria Magll Mary
Barks Theodore hooah Thomas Mcmillan Mary
Butler Leroy HeYes VIM Moran JAIME
Clfton John Hyatt j " McEsson J @
Dempsey Dominick McCaskel Elizabeth
Fulmer q Jenison Parsons Sarah
Fellows Sol Krukman Henry Sherman r II
Finch Kearney James Williams Hattie e
Wagner Elizabeth Winsor Horny L
TIC obtain any of these letters the applicant must
call for ddUertised letters give the date Of this lis t.
aud pay one cent for advertising
~ FRANK, P. NJ.
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MISS M SMITH,

heretofore 80 Justly popular with the sadies of
all things pertaining to Millinery. 'I7I7--'.
Konosha March, 3Oth 1866. .t..!
s. Mrs SUSAN TWIST.
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a YOUNG MAN of good habits. who can write
"A good hand, is possessed of the Necessary de-
telml"ation and applicatien-who would not disdain
20 make himself useful, while qualifying himself for
tne pursuit OF good business, can find such chance
on apPIcanrn 10 s. Y. BRANDE,
Keuosha, March 9th, 1865 1w49
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WHISPERS! WuTsKERs!

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our GIecian
Compound will force them to grow the smoothest
face hin, or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks
Price $1.0O. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed,
receipt of price. 1y41
Address WARNER & Co., Box 13s, Brooklyn N. Y.
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SRHERIFFS SALE.
state II Wisconsin, KenOsha County Cir
cult COurl

The Connecticut River Bank against Josiah Bond and
lily - Bond, William Ii. Bend and Edward Balm.
IN PURSUANCE Of the judgment in the ABOVE entitled
action rendered November 18th 1854, at the regular
term Of said court W. W. Baker, sheriff Of said
public auction the highest bidder therefor front
OcJ ok in the forenoon of Saturday March
p5rh Is te following lot parcel of land or SO much
tergv az shall SUFFICIENT satisfy said gment and
costs wih the said saethati say icing
al the forth east corner of block forty-two T42i in The
Ity and the quarter Of section
thi ty-Jne 81 town number two r. of rangs AZ
east; thence slery park street eighty 1901 feet;
sgutherly parallel TO main street
AID one half % l2 eet thence eastery parallel TO park
street eighty so feet 70 main street. thence northery on
main street TWEEN three and half % Ia feet to
begiGnng Terms Il saeeash W BAKER
II iIEAU, PMS Att5's Sheriff
Dated Jan. iSfh. 1855. 3 '' " 7w36
By consent Of the parties the above sale is hereby
postpone until the 10Th day Of April, 1861 at the
sam pace and time OF day. W. w. BAKER
Kenosha March IS, 1865. 4w43 Sheriff
NOTICE in hereby given that the Grand ann Pc.
lv tit Jurors for the May Term, 1865 of the Circuit
Court in and for the county OF Kenosha In the state
of Wisconsin, will be drawn at the Office OF the CLERK
OF said Court, in the city nd county of Kenosha on
Thursday the 18th day of April next at o'clock in
the afternoon. i. B. NIOHOLS
March 10 lsoo' zw4S Clerk,
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Mrs. l. Is pleased to announce that she will contn
ue to avail herself of the valuable services of
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N b. Voted, that those who intend to CON-
pete for field crops must make their entries On
or before the quarterly meeting in June
Glass FA-Ploping Match.
Judges. R. Hugunin, Marcus Linsley,
Thomas Getting.
Best l-s acre plowed by single team 600
"a pest DO do do -. 800
Two teams must compete before pre-
m iums can be awarded.
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