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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-28
A Lost Ghild

i The people of Green Bay were thrown in
to excitement on Sunday last, by the loss
of a child in the woods adjacent to the city
The missing child was little lad about
four and half years of ace son of Mr..
BENNETT, an old and respected citizen.
With an older brother he had gone out into
a narrow piece of woods lying along East
River, and about 4 o'clock III the afternoon,
the brother thinking he could make his
Way, back without difficulty, sent him
home About, sunset the older brother
reached home and found he had not re-
turned. Mr.. BENNETT Immediately started
in search Of him but was unable to find
him. Returning to the city, he raised a
number of his neighbors, who with Ian
terms, began thorough search, continuing
it all night. At about - o'clock tremen-
dous thunder storm came on, and the rain
poured down in torrents until morning.
No trace of the missing boy was found.
At daylight the fire bells of the city were
rung, crowd of people assembled, and still
more extensive and energetic search begun.
Meantime the Parents of the child were
nearly distracted with apprehension that
some fatal accident might have occurred to
the missing one, and as the woods were again
thoroughly gone over, hope began to yield
to despair, and the opinion prevailed that
he had fallen into the river. which is deep
with steep banks and been drowned
Still the search was kept up through the
forenoon and into the afternoon. parties on
foot and on horseback securing all the adj
jacent country where it was deemed prob
able that the child might have wandered,
but hearing nothing from him, or only con-
flicting reports of child answering to his
description having been seen the night be-
fore, or about the same time, at points SO
widely separated as to destroy all credit III
the rurnors. .'.
Just as the search was being abandoned
and all hope of recovering the lost child
between two and three O'Clock i'll the after
noon the joyful news came that the boy haC
been found alive and well between four anG
five miles from the city, in the direction o
lDepere. He. had travelled distance
through roads and fields, climbing alarg'
number of fences, and had finally reached
a hay-stack in field where, exhausted Will
t travel, crying, and hunger and drencheC
to the skin with rain. he laid down on {
wisp Of straw by the side of stack, ant
was found asleep by the farmer, who acci
dentally passed by 1t is needless to sa,
that the joy of the family on recovering tn
lost one was as great as lad been their sor
sow, and that the little fellow had a mos
enthusiastic reception on his return to tn
city. The mex: morning he was fully re
covered from his fatigue and was as we
as usual sE ss# E @4
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from the Boston transcript
DAD to the Atlantic Cable. 49,.
By sNIcKoLUs. -9A n
"a 70 strinpI NV cad uoawa awoLaa

NJ By NTcKoLUs. -t'ss
Crate string My sad news awakes
Her powers, and cOnjures you TO speak
Wy did you break middotian7
IVY dash all our hoaps to attums .s-
with me suddingness of a streak of ljtening
Hall Highland was hastonished at the
Prospecks of ever suctsess.
The Old Whirld was on pins Ito speke plane,
Nashun and hamlet alike was in agony.
Rustic had his pen in readiness,
The first werd to be sent over was got reddy
When, in unhappy moment, you snapt!
And ware ar we No ware.
Ware are you? Gone like Dant and
Beertris to the dark cavurns of the sea!
Crate questions now arise:
aWot is England to do without this meens
Of support? Air we exspected to send owe
Moar ship lodes OF billed potatoes?
y sos soak! and we are reddy
is 49, +, u.A.nertial wirld to waite
On its ores till you air tished up agin (? ~
l NEARLY ask for Information;
They wood like TO know. 81 III
The weels of enterprise air rushing on
Meanwhile ; and vile you, mitey string
Air living in ever otian bed, with -,.,..r
Perchanis the b1ans of Joner's wall
For piller. We hev put up our hankrcher
And air bizzy agin. G, -7ars r. .tt...-. ..-.. g..
We hev pict up our anvils and tules
Our pen and our sords and -..s --.
Air to work.
Wen ever latter end WA seen gliding -
Over the ships boWes, peple mearned
Strong men shrieked - Z ~ - ~
The crue got together in the1 cussel
And rung each others hand
The captng went into his gallery and shed
A few secret tiers, r
The operator s;ewed in a maize
Desorty raved, but the burriny Otian r
He'd done it's wust.
The storm-king triumffed .#
Old Neptune was konkrer.
And the whirld was dunn a. sat
We abingdon you tor vile, ~H
But not forever. -
Yankee wise men air rubbing their beds
Together over it, snd something will
Come, or ther'ell be brake s.est..#
This you may sit down as reliable 'st b. ~
Our foxes wood have done it before
1t you'd requested; but /" all swell
That ends end swell, y the poick says,
So you may expect to be raised air long,
Til then, fair well, slender tbred.
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Is prepared by originator of the justly celebrated
Goes Cough Balsam.y CO neyerprepared deinal
public and general but what has stood the
tests and has always borne the palm OF victory
disease it has been certified to cure. .
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Nausea rtburu Sick eadache, tramp, and Pains in
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In Probate KenOsha County ConrI

In the matter of the estate of Martin iPackmaD
In reading and fling the petition of Catbarine n
" Packman, of Bristol, in Kenosha Coun tvy and
state Of and taking proofs OF the same
representing among other things, that Martin pack
man late Of Nenosha County, on the 18th day oTAu
gust A: D. 1865, died interstate, leaving goods chat
tets and estate within this county, and that she the
petitioner is widow Of said deceased, and prayinS
that administration of said estate be granted to-
1t ordered that SAID petition be heard be fore The
Judge of this Court on Friday the 9th day Of ctober
4.D 1868, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at his office in the
city and county of Kenosha. NV
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be Of,
ven to the heirs Of saddeceased, and all persons
interested by publishing copy of this order for three
kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed and
publish cd in Kenosha in said county. Z, =, 49,
. OVID L. W. WEBSTER
rs Dated Kenosha, Sept Is, 1861 gsl County Jmpe
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State Of Wisconsin, ~
CountyOf Kenosha. 60

l. ". W. Baker, Che IF of said Kenosl county. ca
hereby certify thai the above Is IA true copy OF The
notice for general election, Served upon me by the
Secretary of state of the Wisconsin aud now
on file IN my Office, pursuant said notice and the
Statutes in relation to ELECTIONS, notice hereby Civ
en- that IN addition to the state officers designated in
the above notice OF the Secretary OF State. the follow
ing county local officers TO be elected to wi
One Senator for the Sth Senatorial District coInpo
sed of the county of Kenosha III the ace OF Aptno
nv Van Wyck, whose term of Office will expire Deems
Der 3Ist, 1865. -f. ~ . q 4 fs>r-f q -fs
also one Member efAssenbiy for the county of Ke-
nosha in place of ZalInon G, Simmons whose term of
office will expire December 31st, 1865
Also one Supervisor for each Supervisor District in
the county of Kenosha as follows:
One Supervisor in the first Supervisor District con-
sistng of the city of Ksnosha in the place of John
Nico, whose term of office Will expire on the 31st
day of December, 1865.
Also to elect one Supervisor in the District compo-
sed of the towns of Pleasant Prairie BRISTOL arts
and Somers ia the place of E Il. Huguaiu whose
term OF office will expire December 3fst, 1865.
Also 70 elect one Supervisor the district compo-
sed of the towns of Salem, Randall, Wheataud and
Brighton in the place Of D. Burgess whose term OF
office will expire December 3ist, 1865. ---
Aiso TO elect one Superintendent of Schools for
The county OF kenosha (exceps the city OF Keno
shat in the place OF Robert Graham, whose term of
Office viii expire December 9lst, 1865.
Sherlhs Office, KeLosha county, sept. II 1855.
Notice "a hereby gIven, that il accordance with the
above notice, an election will be held in the several
towns, wards and election precincts the county o.
Kenosha on the 9TH day of November, 1865, for the
purposes therein set forth
~ q go WILLIAM W. BAKER
swl5 Sheriff of Kenosha County.
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WAIN'S 30 URB0N. 90. BlTTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS !
SWANS BOURBON BiTfERS !

4 healthy tonic, gentle stimulant and unequalled
morning appetizer. Prepared in ripe old Bour-
bon. Being now used TO the exclusion OF all 9TH
er Bitters in more than fifty United States Army
Hospitals, and millions OF private families, and
is the only popular medicine which has been es-
pecialy eoeDtpted from stump tao by the United
States government, on the ground of its having
been adopted as a standard remedy by the
mediraI
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vain 5 Bourbon Ritters

~ They made of ingredients well knownt
and approved by the medical PrQtesSiotl as haV
ing poaCertWt tonic properties, are bothpowerfu
and pleasant, with sufficient Streng tben57og prop
critics to eoTectthe bilious arrangement of the
system, and act like a charm when taken accord
fti5 urfvettofI55 the following
diseases - Indigestion, +DyspePsiG, JdandicS,
LSuer affections, Loss Of Appetite, LoaoteSS Of
Spirits, .
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OH FORFEETED STATE
LANDS.
OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONER OF SCHOOL AND UNrvEHsITY LANDS. !
.rs y.i3 ri MADISON, August 10th, 1865. "a
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, .... .......f..,.
NOTICE I'd b4r,
COUNTY OF DANE,

boouNrY OF DANE, NOTICE is hereby
given that ali the School, University and swamp Lands
IN The state OF Wisconsin, which have been forfeited
by reason Of payment of interest," for the wear
1860. viii be offered for sale at public auction at the
capitol in Madison, on the 9th day Of December A.
ID. 1860, unless sooner redeemed said sale to com
mence at o'clock A. NJ, and continue from day TO
day until all OF said land shall have been SO offered
SAID land viii be offered by counties arranged in all
piabe teal order a = re- ife.Nsa ttS1IT
Among these are the following described lands in
the county of Kenosha which will be offered at tho
price named opposite each tract under the heading
" Total amount due Stae,) which includes the princS
pal due at the time Of fol feure the interest on the
same up to January LIST, 1866, all taxes which have
been returned against the same, the cost of adyer
Using and sale a nd three per cent. damages.
Said lands will be sold subject to all unpaid taxes
assessed against the same, not included herein.i
The percentage Of the principal payable at the
time fthe purchase will be dxed by the Coidmis-
sioners at the sale .vf .f.salas a. 0wI2
LUCIUS FAIRCHILD, lc,,..,,..,.- .
J 10 tSAAi'B ~ HASTINGS, l kNlAhisslohef5 OF
WINFIELD SMITH .. % u. Lands.
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ExECUTRrx SALE
-. NN@AH9NI 2 Il ~ . n SAHIE. >.
Hn PrObaIe--K enOsina Connty 1ou.,

Ia the matter ofthe estate OF John Duffy deceased.
NOTlCE is hereby given that by virtue and in
~ pursuance Of an order Of license made In this
matter on the Ls day OF September 1865 by the coun
ty courthe undersigned executrix of the last willard
testament ofsaid deceased,w on the Goth day Of SEN
temper 1860, at O'Clock p IN, on the premises here
matter described, offer for sale public auction the
following described lauds' to wit: slot four IA and
the west half of lot five I5Bn block RAJ in
the first ward ofthe city kenosha ard Stale Of
consln The terms OF sale will be made known at the
time and place of SALE .9tJG1
Dated nj Kenosha, Sept.4 4, 1865.
.td1,sb can ind .yfii isl MARY DUFFY!
4HI4 EXeCutrix saidEstufa
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Jas; y. Mchesson-No. oft, =; description NV ne :
No. OF certificate 81; town q range 10 =. section Ia
NO. OF acres, 81 SOlOO; amount due $500; amount Of
interest AZ cts amount Of penalty, 81 cts amount of
vertsing, 1922 total amount due state sII 90 800
for which interest is due. 1895: El''sG t'5' "''
Jas O. McKesson--Nos of lot, -: descriptiois no
NV; No. of certificate co. town i; range 10 e. sec,ia
l6 No of acres, 30 10000; amount due, 81 90 anunt
Of interest, 40 ctsi amount OF penalty 81 cts
OF taxes, u amount of interest," penalty, taxes and
advertising, 81 ,23; total amount due state All 90
years for which interest is due, 1865. n , owls
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Propo.e.if Constitutional alAniendin

SAD .Htff'E II CHATTER 4l4s % 9... tNsup9
l-rgrtt An ACT, to extend the, right Of sulFrage ~
file peOp,e of the State of Wisconsin, represented IN
senate anu assembly, do enact as.iOlIowsr GJliT
Section l. The right Of voting is hereby sstended to
male persons OF Arlcan blood, who shall nave attained
the age OF tWenty=Une yeals upwards with IN. SAM
qualifications and Restrictions imposed ON other W.
ters IN section one OF article on suffrage, the const
See d This act, before it effect shall be submit
ted to the people aG general eleOtio held on h.
Tuesday next succeeding the frat Monday Of November
1900 when IL ssch naJuiiy Of votes required by he
constitution, be Tor shall force and et
under the requirements hereinafter preser bed buL If
such majority be mot vast Tor IT, 1T shah force or
effect. d., - .. III, zf m. . ...,
Sec s. The ballot to be used on this occasion sbn
be for the affirmative Tor extension OF sur for the
negative, for the extension OF suffrage, which shall
be the general ballot used the election and de-
postsd in the same box jand ali
any election state shall be deemed ~
tiers this question:. q ut VI 4'4Ht 41l-" siL} -
4. These votes shall be counted retu
of the erection in all respects al votes t
state officers counted anu returned. hBgl l9lntH
See. o. The officers now designated by Law to- eanyass
the returns OF votes Tor state officers, shall
this question, aG the place and ntrr ina
same regulations restrictions now provided ~ la
ior canyassng and declaring the OF elections Tor
See. g. within tLr5e days after the deter,i,a ,io ~,
such canvass shall DO the duty OF the canvassers to
STALL thsreu JONI withou deaS make M ion az ths
result and publish the same, da y wer r. 5. va
weeks in all newspapers printed in the stnt, Et If
the result shaiibe in iayCr VI the extensloi
force ana eieos nut II hOt IN lavor OF At,
shall have force VI effect. "
Sec, Z. This immediately after its passage shall
published, and at least three previously no sid
tion the secretary OF send ease
correct copy vt t every in tie
state which newspaper, upon the publication the same
shall be entitled Tor tue OF the stale
treasury at the rates paid TOR other legal Advertising
Approved April 40, ls6o t"ll ..Jj iA .iH NY
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE:
e 4 GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Z CURES DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT FAIL.

r 4 n COE' s DYSPEPSIA CURE! E
T CURES DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT FAIL.
COE S DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH.
- GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE -, (
CURES CRAMPS AND collie PAINS
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CUREs CHOLERA MORBUS EVERY TIME
CoE S DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES INDIGESTION AS SURE AS YOU
TAKE 1T.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE! 81
,CtREs heartburn AND HEADACHE
COE DYSPEPSIA CURE!
REGULATES AND TONES STOMACH
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE! 49, ),
Is sovereign remedy all diseases of the STOMACH
. and BOWELS.
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Cures FEVER and AGgE-lcs those afflicted with this
e@CoE:S DYSPEPSIA CURE4a
Cures instantaneousy-a you do not have to wait
week to see it's effect
GOES DYSPEPsfA CUREkf ClC !
the appesite, yppto easily digest your food
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Is recommended by all the leading physicians
~ GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
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At circus, women jump clean through
hoops in society they jump into them and
stick there. b -a
In spite of all that puritanical people say
against dancing, it is unquestionably mer-
victorious amusement. 50
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Swain's g onrbon Bitters

n sME. EOE fgRAU
Headache, C0St,oeneSs, and kindred diseases,
arising from dlsordered condition o. the Stom-
ach, Liver or Bowels.s let eesry one t,y these
agreeab bic Btters once tried and used, they will
recommend them with confidence all others
who are in need of wholesome, agreeable and
efectual tonic. The rapidly increasing demand
for these Buffers has induced me TO give them
publicity, so that thousands who have not used
them, may try them and be convinced of theirF
efficacy Fze
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ExRgUTORs SALE

AN FAOBATE-Ken0sha County Court.
me matter Of the estate of Ann Quarles deceased
NoIlCE is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of license made in said
..er on the eleventh day OF September. A. D. 1865
~ e coup.y s9nt Of said county, the undersigned
ceased, will on Saturday the feurteentb dav Of Octo-
ber 1862 at ~ O'Clock O. M, at the office of the Clerk
OF the Board ofSuperysers of Kenosha county in the
city of Kenosha, state of Wisconsin offr ~. az
public vendue the f0iiowing hands to wit;
Lot 10 in block 20 in the first ward of the c;tv ~
Kenosha, together with the dwelling house tbereon
Also the north hafof the south east secs
tion II, town q range %, in the town, Of Pleasant
Frairle. .tj-E 50 aNNS -aGHt 40 su1nN5 7'-s
the terms of sale will be made known at the time
and place of sale. ,r ,-,.--,,
Dated at Kenosha this 10Th day Of Sept A. d. 1865
a. ~ .'7l-g,st JOSEPH v. .QUARLEs,
e 4Wl6 . - Executor.
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TAKEN UP.-Broke into

n the enclosure of the subscriber in the
town OF Pleasant Prairie, about the LIST day of
september 1868, a light red YEARLING Heller lined
back, white.belly and legs partly white. The7owner
is requested to prove property pay charges take
her away. Lef8l 4. ~ ..5rs Il irr JAMES SCoTT,
Pleasant Prairie, Sept. Q, 1865. Avis
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DISSOLUTION on CO.PARTNFRSU5TIipI,

TENHE copartnership heretofore existing between
n the nndsrsignad, under the firm name Of Sim
mons sweet, was ~ mutp al consent dissolved on
the 18th day OF July 1865 K Simmons will settle all
accounts Of the late Arm, and continue the
business at the old stand. X. SIMMONS.
y Kenosha, Sept. 8, 1866 4Wl6 SAMUEL II. SWEET.
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A New York paper says forty per cent. Of
the brokers fail in the long run.
All lawyers may be said to belong to the
Fee-nian brotherhood
A debtor who can't pay is apt to run
away Like the lightning if be can't fork,
he bolts. 1'7
The houskeepers of the country are get
ting up an agitation against raising their
carpet tax
In Hayti, where white people are denied
all political rights, tits being agitated
whether the whites shall be allowed to
vote.
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NOTICE

The City Bank OF Henosha having relioquished
business, the bills issued by sad BANK or nov out-
Standing must be presented for payment at the Of
Ace Of the Bank Comptroller AZ Madison Within three
80 years Jm the date of this notice. 10 default Of
which any securities remaining in the hands OF the
Conptro ler, viii be delivered to this association.
Kenosha, August Sd, 1865. irf.. z.3l
A. CAMPBELL, y. G. DURANT,
President. 2ySYol26 Cashier.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

Has no equal inthe world as remedial agent. IheTt
Ia mot aration now known that is speedy
and infah Bile its actioh-reevng and curing at once
We saw this positively.
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Is Indispensable the portmapteau of traveller
prevents dizziness or sea-sckness either in
steamers or ears, and Is failing preventive
danger from change and climate Do not do with
ont it.,
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREsl Ia.
CoE, S DYSPEPSIA CURE!

Dies not exhirate and excite the ent sufferer, like
alcoholic bters and beverages all advertised to cure dy-
pepsia but it is medicine most wonderfully adapteo TO
ali diseases Of the stomach and bowels
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a. OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS Haasas \
OF SCHOOL AND UNIV ERsITY LANDS, I
s.g - MADISON, Wis. Sept. 18th, 1Se5.

E2,. lpa . J-ugoihs sl 1Ul9aIGEJ s.eaT
~ DANE COUNTY. z us y sa.i QUA 9TggI .a &
TNHE following described lands in Kenos bs .eorn.
~ having been. forfeited for non<paynent II the
terest OF 1862 notice is hereby given that the same
viii be offered for sale at public auction at the office
of the secretary Of STATE at the CapitoI in Madison
on the 26th day of December, 1865. Said land win he
offered at the price named opposite each under
the heading g Total amount due State,"9 which in
Guides the principal due at the time OF forfeiture the
interest on the same to July sr 1866 three PEI cent
DANA ges and cost of advertising Said land win be
sold subject to all unpaid taxes assessed against the
~ ,,. LUoIUs FAIRCH1LD, cOmmmi, s Einm Of
SAMUEL D. HASTINGS f1T- W ~ III "
-:as WINFIELD SMITH, ali. AIItLands,
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CHE Aea.opita Jele9raph.
ficlaI Paper Of the City, County and Post Office
Thursday Morning Sep. 2S, 1865.

S ) SCHoEF. ,----...s---S. C. VINEGAR
49, - W. 1PrppqVesors. 4 ~ III
s. ScHoFFse .r-.. -r..s EoITo
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eo IS DYspkpsIAlCuRE!

Is warranted to do all have claimed for it, and W
will furnish you certificates OF cur best citizens ana cler
men TO back up statenl-nt.
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The following is list of redeemed pieces tracts
los OF lana situate in the county Of Keuosha.
of Wisconsin, which sold the first day Of Sep
rember, A ID. 1873, for the unpaid 1892 and
the amount of taxes, charges and interest calculated
thereon to the last day OF redemption due each
parcel. I.r.t yH.. f't rrt &. #. ,f.sIf
Vow, therefore, notice is hereby given, that unless
such lands redeemed before tie first day OF
September, a d 1865, they win be conveyed to the
purchasers thereof