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Iron and SteeI-Production in America

The producers ofIron and Steel IN this
country held quarterly meeting at Wash
ington City on the % ult. E. B. Ward OF
Detroit, President; Ii. McAllister, Score
tary. After an address by the President,
the Secretary read "a report, whence we
CLEAN that the production of Anthracite Pig
Iron was
In 1864 .68f,OlS tune. In 1865 ,479 $50 tuus.
Decrease in '65.-.--- s--.2o4, 465 tuns.
OF raw coal tbituminoUsl and coke Pig lren
there was made
In 1864 202 III iuns. In 1865. -l79 Ou7 tuns
Decrease (maniy in Ohio)- 90 ,l64 tuus.
OF charcoal Pig iron, there was produced
la 1864 PA, O9l tuns. In 1867. 252, $3.50 tuns.
Increase 1890 = 8, 29y tuns
Total product of Pig Iron in '65 9lO, 555 T.
OF Bar Iron there was. rolled in this country
as follows , - &c. -. -.
In 1864 1852 .378 tuns In 1865 1888, O49 uns.
Decrease.- ----.l9, s29 tune 3,
OfRails, inciudiag. those re-rolled, here was
made 10 1865, 35&ol7 toEs, or about hah the
capacity or our mills
OfSteel, there as made in IS (nainly in
Pennsylvania ID 872 tuus.- .
Its estimated that the makers of all this Iron
and Steel have paid into the Federal Treasury
IN taxes thereupon no less shan 50 2l88GS.
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The Reduction of the Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-lt is computed
from official data that since the last annual
report of the Secretary of the Treasury, in
October last, he has reduced the public debt
twenty nine millions of dollars, and paid
twenty nine millions in currency interest
and thirty millions of coin interest In ad I
dition to this he has paid the current expen-
ses of the Government and large amount
of acquisitions from the War and Navy De-
partments. In brief, the public debt has
been reduced twenty-nine millions, while
there are in the Treasury over forty-seven
and half millions of coin and currency
more than at the first named date. This
reduction of the public debt is entirely in
short date obligations and legal tender
notes. t. .-a..-.. a.-....-. .f
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.WAR X led.

FULLER-BAILEY.-I Wilmot, Wis., March 9th,
1866, by F. j. Owen, Esq, Mr.. Benjamin Fuller
and Miss Harriet Bailey, both of English Prairie,
H.
We acknowledge the receipt of the Printers fee.
and wish the happy couple all joy; and we believe
they will have it. for the printer never yet remem
bered thus in vain
R-STONEBRAKER.-A the house of A,
g. Stonebraker, in Bristol, Wis, Feb 2S 1866, by
Rev. w r. Jones, Mr.. F. r. Snyder, of Chicago
and Miss L. w. Stonebraker, OF Bristol
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I'm. mi '+>ORTANT 70 THE sICK.

Dr. invite the special attention of our readers to
on Easerys advertisements viii, ch can be seen in
~ r advertising columns this no ri ing Dr. Easter.
Is Eamiiy Medicines are deserve ly popular, have
rapid sac, give general s&fssac,io and are kept
ern and Southern States 1t will be seen that DR..
Las'eriy does not recommend ONE m edicne to cure
~ diseases, but prepares re medy for each par
seuiar disease which be re, lied upon to cure.
= aniles would supply theInsely with variety of
nus ineaicnes many doctors isl might be saved
a ai mu;h SICKNESS and suffer- ~ DIR. Easterlys
eucines nave been twenty yeai established in St.
LOUIS aad Wherever known rel psrded the best in
g. 9e say % the ick aud a1iiict, ~ try them.s
Fot sAie py druggists, generally 4un33
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TO CONsUNToTTYEs.

The advertiser, having been restored health in o few
weeks by simple remedy, after having for
several with lung affection and thai dread
disease Consumptionis anxiods to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure '''' i''l ''-
To all who desire it, will send copy Of the ntescrn
ton used free OF charge] wit the for prepar
ing ana using the same which they will find sure
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS COUGHS, coI.Ds and
Throat and Lung Affections The only obec pf the ad
IN sending the prescription bench the act
ed and spread nforma ton which he to be
uable and he hopes sufferer will try remedy as
VIII cost them nothing and may prove a blessing = u
Parties wishing the Prescription FREE, by return mall
wa please address RLv. EDWARD A. WILSON, vt
= l1y3O ..-.I Williamsburgh, Kings Co. New York !.
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NJ. II. I ETIIT. vi II.
JOHN GRIDLEY, City p
j. P. GLOVER, I'D
H. r. SEELY M. d.
stop That Couxh Now,

Or it may become chronic and settle on the lungs.
The Star Cough Balsam, approved and recommended
by all who try 1t, is Benzoin Elixir A Druggist Of
Dayton, says: 81 have used every remedy [ have
in my store, for Constitutional Sore Throat aud is
the only one that relieves 1t gives better salts
faction lhan any cough medicebe l have, and keeI
all kinds" 1t IoOSems all phlegn, and gives nmed
ate relief. The instructions for Group which
pany every bottle, have never been known TO fail
Sold by Burnhams Van Setback, ChicaGo, and
by Druggists generally
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DIED..

PITKlN-In this city, on Thursday, March l. 1866,
after painful and lingering illness, NELSON
PITKIN aged So years. as rs
[Oswego, N. Y, papers please copy.l
The deceased parted company with his dearly loved
family and many sympathizing friends, after much
patient suffering for several years. Having lived in
our midst performing the duties appertaining to
Mine Host" with such ectat, for so many years it
Is justly due to his memory from all who have taken
his hand in friendship during life when he returns to
odd Kenosha, and yields up the spirit to wish him
all the joys of that world that knows no sorrow and
where the weary at rest-and to feel kindly to-
wards the bereaved family and friends. ..e
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Neutralizer Of all Superficial POisons or Virus.


Thsis of The grandest in medical seiencs
of which the present century cast 1t Instantly
and renders perfectly harmless
species poisonous infectious virus aec ling either
the external skin or the Internal mUctS membrane
THE LOGA TON, CLARA 04ER OR NAME
of the disorder is of Importance, so that IT car
reached by WASHING, GARGLGEG or IHJECTISS- III
GOLDEN TABLLT is sovereign fsAasGy 2sf 20 IN Ih
Rhelm, Hires, Pr3ckfv Heat, and all other er . Sdi
ptonsi the poison Of Oak, ley, Sumach, ;taneou
Venomous Insects; Pills 10 all their forms Dltes
Sore Eyes, Sore NipDLes, Old Sores CAT AR S9,e LpS
Lhioqt DiPns s IN gu ,tS nrst STAGES; ESI11E
Nation virqlen d Ot md IL eeies OF lpiiam
lions eenddeatis .rane or EAtet9.i KIN. Gomnunica
b aus .t<ls THE GOLDEN TABLET 3.'
RpsT =, s many behehcen uses empbatically WOMAN
sdrit - fEgp and MANS sUtgEsT sAFEGUARp. Ry- Every
VII Of both sexes will find it indis pensaEle 10 them,
be bett understood from usal of the Circular
T. c is sent free 10 all Irritation almost instantly al
Eyed in every instance. 49,
PaIcR ISL per Box six boxes tor So, by mail SOLE
only the General Depot Of wIrc HEsTkRs HYPoPHos
PHrEs" for Consumption and Nervous DebiiitD l8 tb
'Ois' AsspsiadA- is.a j. w5NcHESTER. h-"
i fI H.eHs $3.50 @ t9 30 John ST., n. Y,
To whom all orders should be addressed. ~ 1y4O
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COMM ERC IAr.
OFFICE OF TUE 1KENosHA TELEGRAPH /,

IHuIsuay, Aafch oth, 1866. n q 7
/ GRAIN MARKET.-There is a rather ir,,,-,,o !,
feeling IN the wheat market but other DESIGNATIONS
of grain are unchanged. Sales are 81 100 81 q for
No /, S0@$1,0O for No and 55075 for reiectod
Barley 40@sO. Corn in the ear 22Q23. oatsare sOc
to warehouse and or TO outside parties for ocoI
use. ti--l ID ~ % ti h9} W lVSal
PRONlSIONS.-Butterc continues in good reo,rest
with sales at 2002b Eggs are dull at S2}6l35 :.
There is some local demand for Potatoes with sales
to limited extent at 10 for Peach Blows and m f
comm IN varieties -- 80 i' ' " lol
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-
CONGRESS SUSTAINED IN MnwAUKEE.-A
large and enthusiastic meeting of the Re-
publicans of Milwaukee, was held in that
city on Saturday evening last, to give ex-
preston to their views in reference to the
action of Congress aud the late veto mes
sage of the Freedmans Bureau bill. The
principal speakers were Elk Governor Salo-
mon and Judge Byron Paine. Gov. SaIo-
mon was certainly never accused of being
RADICAL IN the common acceptation of that
term. He was always considered rather as
a conservative than otherwise His speech
was calm, dignfied and convincing Judge
Paine is man of large benevolence and no.
bic and philanthropic impulses man
whose generosity would lead him to grant
the largest possible liberty and happiness
to the poorest Of Gods creatures, and we
fear, therefore, he is liable to be called
RADICAL. The position taken by the meet
ing isone that will be sustained very gener-
ally by the Republicans of the State
ttt y ----* III
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER, March 3, sc
S. S. SoHoFF, Esq DEAR SIR Il noticed
in your last issue of the Telegraph the pub
'lshed correspondence between myself, Sen
stor Sholes and & L. Dunlap, Esq, Ella
tive to certain complaints against the man
ayers Of the N. ". R. r. Co, especially the
kenosha branch
Since the correspondence was had, have
received the accompanying statistics from a
person from, Salem, who undoubtedly re-
cefved them from-the Station Agent. You
are at liberty to publish them
: Respectfully yours, F. NEWELL.
Rates 81 T'drD from Saism TO different points
Oh CHE. 8. N " Il. z
- r-y,- Miles. Fare per mile
salem info to ksn9saa, lS 20 % t,sc
(" "chicaga1 .sggs g $40 as6-1o
~ LIST el'ss cd Sd per hun.
= " kenosha is 21et 1Sc 15c
.S.f :, !. Harvard % g p u l.
f-"a o. lives TOOK.
$ "Kenosha, Is byoar s15
" Chicago. - 81 rY- do -
SPECIAL RATES FOR GRAIN
- . Kenosha, Is 10cts per cwt.
- Chicago, ~ es19 srsl.-l
Lumber from kenosha, Is single 1oOOf $40
do do do do 4006ft & over $50
90 DO chicago, p do do 4,OO
LIST OF THE UNION SOLDIERS BURIED AT
ANDERsoNvHLE We are indebted to the
N. !. Tribune Association, for copy of the
above work, which meets want that has
long been felt. The list is copied from the
official record in the surgeons Office at the
prison. It's introduced by interesting and
remarkable statements from Dorence Atwa-
ter, the soldier who originally copied the
list while prisoner, and from Miss Clara
Barton. The names are arranged alpha
betically by States for convenient reference
The whole is published in pamphlet form, for
twenty-five cents copy.
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The amended resolutions were then adopt
ed as follows :afs..r., ,4.,t,.- 4a-.....


| ResolUed By tie Senat., the assembly concur
ring, That While we remember with. gratitude
tha noble and devoted patriotism manifested by
President Johnson during the dark day u the
IrebeRion; we should be guilty OF deceiVng hin.
and OF msrepreseDiipg our constituents. If we
iallad al this me to declare that his message
vetoing the Freedmen's Bureau bill, in lis gen
eral tone and spirit, has caused pain and disap-
pontmeut among bIs tue friends aud supporters
in our State, and has been hailed with exuber-
ant joy end exu taflOn by every man who YIN
athise1 v it'll the rebellion, or who was cold
and Indifferent when treason threatened the life
lot the Republic. s' 4t'5 49, .at
ReSoIued Thal we mus I cordially endorse and
approve of the action OF sueb, OF our Senators
aud Represen ialives i'll Congress as firmly and
consistently supported the Freedmen's Bureau
bill. and who have persisently asserted the
right OF Congress- 10 determine for itself when
and in what.manner it will admit represents tives
from States where the Stale Government have
been disorg anized by rebellion, and we earnest
IiY request thcm 10 firmly resist the admission of
epre4entat,ves to C',ngress from hUse disorgan-
lied States until peace rs fully secured, and un>
iii the people of such States shall have positive
y guaranteed ''eqnal and exact justice TO all
eli" W thin Their borders.
keSoiged, That his excelIency, the Governor
is hereby respectfully requested to forward d
copy OF these resolutions TO the presiding officer
IT each branch of Congress. TO the President of
the Unteo States, and TO each Of the Senators
and RepreseL tatives in Congress from this
Stale. rt t
The vote was strict party vote, as fol
lows: -''I - 7'tsA 97# VEG @
Ayes- Messrs Adams. Barnum Bentley,
Bowhan, Boil. Case. W. II. Chandler, J 4.
Chandler, Cole, Elwood, Fulton. Judd Law
renee. Lincoln. LittiejohD, Rountree, Sessions
SHORES, Starks, j. Therp and Wheeler-2l,
Noes Messr4. Budlong Clark, Meade, Lar
KIN, M Ryan, George Reed, O'ssn Reed, Smith
F.ID Thorp ana WIisop u To- all ID EN-, Gratis
Absent Messrs Proudf and Webb, Union
A resolution was adopted providing that
no new business shall be received after the
18th instant. and that the Legislature will
adjourn as soon thereafter as possible.
Six local bills Were introduced.
Among the bills past was enc to provide
for execution on judgments in certain cases,
A bill to prohibit the importation of hop
roots from other States into Wisconsin caus-
ed considerable discussion, and was referred
to select Committee
The resolutions relative to national affairs.
introduced sometime since by Senator BENT
LEY, were postponed to the evening of
March 9th.
AsSembty.-A petition was presented for
an increase of the legal rate of interest, and
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Sanitary Notice.

In view of the probability that Asiatic Cholera,
which for the past few months has ravaged Europe
and the West Indies, will make its appearance in the
Atlantic Cities and the West this season, the Board
of Health of this city, following the example of
other places, deem it prudent as a preventative of
this and other diseases to take proper Sanitary
measures, with the inhabitants of Kenosha; and
would therefore request the citizens of the place
cooperate with the Board, by Kidding their own
licences and out-houses of all sources of unhealth-
funess and also by giving timely Information to the
Mayor of any wful neglect ofths requistion in any
part ofthe city. -..f, - t. 1W40 /
NJ. H. PETIT, Chm.
JOHN GRIDLEY, City Phys.
-.s- j. p. GLOVER, .. lirf.t... u
Curr p
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WAN TIE D.-Married Ladies Prot. - Won
Feraes' Diamond Drops, a neve failing and
MAJ nless remedy tor ali Obs fractions and irree
ularllies All married ladies will find this = never
falling preventive, for which it is warranted IN
every instance, and are invited to send red
stamp for circular, or two dollars and quar-.
ter Tor bottle, toC B. MONROE,& co Gem
eral Agents, 0. Drawer 656l Chicago. iii.
For sale, whole ale. by Burnhams d. Van
Schaaek' tWholesale Druggists 10 Lake street
Chicago. .3aei Z a... - a. a.a.
Ily45l F. ROBINsONN. Agent Kenosb.
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0ss.lrenl, -. osut, Or ssene.ha.

.------ The state Wisconsin,,
y r. U SRev. TO Freaefjck ~. Plunmer:
d, Stamp 80 c. . You 4 re hes ny s7tnmobtd1 ~ d
Cancelled required TO answer ne compls int
3 N~---1 Emily Primer w'fch is hed
~ the fi - the .crs ~ me CIRCUIT sdurt for Ke-
. o. county, al hi7 ofhee - u cry Of Kepqsha an
o serve a copy o. ans@er on me ~ M" office
In the city and aiy 6Ckenosha, and staies Of WIS
consin within twet dfes alter the service bei eO /,
exclusive oftne d. sHch service M 4 YOU II
3 answer n 20 So 81 rs Aforesaid The si'd euHy
ummer viii sppY to4he tours f2r me relief de-
manded in The complaint NJ. n HAKER
8w4D ~ fis-. A.f' Patntf's Atty.
Dated Ken 5sha, March End a. D $50.
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@ O N :. u M p Il 10 N .
NERVOUS DEBILITY, a..4t T.
And all Disorders of tho Lungs Ner.
V0us and BLOOD SystpUus

The sucetss of the HYPoPHosPHITEs during the past
race CoNsuMPTIsN s UNPARALLELED ntle annals Of
cine" This and thoroughly Scieuti6o Kemedy
with INVs RIABLE EFFICACY alt stages Of JtbeF lay
diseases 1t relieves the cough checks the pc
snhdues the chlls and lever dminshes expeetora-
ton and promotes refreshing sleep. tu the general
symptoms disappear with rapidity which is really
marvelous Cure the Rule Death the exception. ~
Their beneficial effects equally PROMPT and CERTAIN
in all derahgements of the Nervous and Blood systems
being unsurpassed as Nervous Tonic, end generator
of and healthy blood; while for cases of General
Debility Loss of Strength Flesh and .ippefe Dyspep-
sia Neuralgia, Paralysis Chronic Bronchitis, Asthma,
Scrofula, Chronic DarrhGa, it is tine most eicaeous
known. fair trial isa certain cure TCir-
cu1ars free. ~ Ia - 4 ...i.
PR1cEs:-tn 7-oz and tc-oE bottles ST and ~ each-
small large bottles for S. by express, Sold by all
respectable druggists and the sole general depot,
W Wholesale and tail, by J. WINCHESTER co, .lE
Joh 1t N Y
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THE WOODEN FAcToRY.-The Wooden Facto-
ry of Mr.. b. McCanna, is a bout to be tax en hold
of by company with capital of $4,000 and en-
place it on permanent basis and increase it's
manufacturing capacity We are much gratified
that this great important subject of home man
uiacture, is taking tangible shape and some>
thing Is likely to be done in theTight direction.
Fifteen thousand dollars OF the capital stock
has already been subscribed, ten thousand dol
lars yettemains TO be taken which we have no
doubt will be readily secured by ourcitizens. II
is the Intention of the company 10 erect large
new building and putin an entire new sett of
manufacturing machinery, new engine, &C.,
which will enable them to make all kinds of
CLOTHS. hannels &c. f
notice Of the equalization appears in our
advertising columns. The stock books may he
oiund ct ar. Hyde's store- WqUkegqH GaSette
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A PROMPT AND CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
SpermatOfrhea or Seminal Weakness,

Or Involuntary Nightly Daily Loss however caused,
however lille they will speedily those
MORBID CONDITIONS. arising from the original disease
OF Secret Vice
tbs SPErIrIo Pill equally suit the
of every species Of Geaital Urinary LritIbhg Line
or "Brick- tSt' deposits in the Urine, Milky dis
cIurges and Weakness of the Kidneys. a.. i1-ggf
/ PRoFEssIeNAL OPINIONS have used your Specific
Pills in many of spe ato,rea with the NEST ps
feet succeSS."J. ML1oN ANDERs, NJ, d. l.. l., D.. q.
al have cured relg cases with from six to ten
boxes OF your Specific Pilr-B. REITn. NJ. u. ..IlI
FRCE 81 per box, Six boxes for 81 by mail. Address
it tI.t s1- j. WTNCHE~T CO., p
lt Esp a...5 So John ST. n. "
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win find 1rOceS usefGl in clearing the voice when TAX
before Singing Speaking, and relieving the throat
ter unusual exertion Of the organs Fac Tb4s
ended and prescribed by rys I'd We
had testimonials from eminent throughoat thercn.
n.y. Being article Of merit and ha wing ., oVtas
their efficiency By test of many years. each year hnd
them in new localities in various of world and
the Tfoces are universally better than 9TH
er articles .i 10 uf.ff -Afl ~
OBTAIN only /" Bows BRoNcHtAL TRocHEs," and do
not take any OF the Worthless limitations that may be
offered, 4 ,t 700.
Sold everywhere in The United States. in Foregf
Coun ries, at 80 cents per box. 6m39
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4 OR $ A i f.,
wa pS''S' ession in April or May 1866. am
k'p Lake House" so called, with Barn and
Lot, adjoining the city ..ea POD
NIVE or more Lots of from five to ten acres each,
a adjoining the town on the south on Sec. 6.--l
Will make nice Strawberry Gardens or CONVENIENT
! pasture for Cows. t..r . ..... .s....... d..
COOP Two Story House and Lot on Kenosha ST.,
" West side. sIt
HoTrAGE House with Lot on same ST., West
| " side. sh0l.. ..a,f.
| n .ARGE Two Story Brick House on Mechanic st.,
Ia near the Female Seminary. a..
ENINE House and Lot ON the Park West side
DLEAsANT House and Los on Prairie Avenue,
~ just West Of the railroad.
CONVENIENT Cottage House, corner ii Chica
| ~ go and Pearl SITS. s
TMNwo Story Brick Dwelling, desirable and com.
Portable, with Barn, on Blk a. I'D, l,t
6rt0ItNBR Property occupied as Real Estate
| ~ fOhce---63 feet front on Main ST. 81 .as
70 ARN and Lot in rear Of the above GA II, Blk
| nB ii, Fourth Ward "tI W
| MICE property on Block Eight, in the Fo0rth
IN Ward-Dwclling and Barn. ni
GOQRs Brick House, with Barn and two lo' near
! W School House, Second Ward
EHANRSoME Brick Cottage, corner Of Dealing
| hH and Exchange SITS
lEE0EsE and Lot, corner of Wisconsin oad ian
-Sts,, Price 500. sd. ....,.,.
| 4 .oToh West Side of Main ST.. 2oXsO with 10000
"a Buick thereon, Ha,.....e
z OF on Bast side Of Main St, 29Xs8 can be sold
| "a very cheap ~ iis ta.l.. 5iJ .ef
a Valuable Block for residence purposes. Price
tA 5000 Hs"s @#4 1.t +.#i
d Valuable Half Block for residence purposes.
| m Price $3.50. 1856 #tai tu HHaI .
W ACANT Lots for building purposes, in all parts
" 1 Of the City. t a-H
In formation given respecting these Lots, without
cFfaJ &c, unless Sal IS IRE effected. Ltt
I'D raf DID ut s. Y BRANDE, r
9w37 . Real Estate Agent and Examiner.
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I'm Probu,e-a rs moDhn go"nry court.

I'm PrObuse-i rs nOshn gOsnty Oourt.
In the1natter of Guardianship OF Herbert r. ard
Charles J, i Huchc0ck mIpors. H.3FIt.
AN reading AM filing TIE pehtiog Of Elizabeth a.
" Hitchcock guardian of said min YRS, re present.
ing among other things, that they, said waeds
are seized of certain real estate in this county, and
that 1t is necessary and sxpedient that the same
should be sold and praying for license to sell the
same aud il appearing the court iron said peti-
on that 1T would be beneficial 70 said minors 70 sel
saoirea estate: 1t is ordered and drec ed that the
next OF kin to said wards all persons intereste
IN said real es ate appear before the Judge OF this
court 90 Tuesday The hrd dsy Of april next AZ two
o'cOck P. N. At hIs Office 10 the city ofKenbsha then
an4 there 10 s1sw cause At any tberH shah b., why
3tsnse shopd -ct he pr mel tor the sale OF said
real the A9co ding 10 the prayer OfsAd petition
ana Il is furlhes ordered. that copy OF ths orr
lfTr saE De served on ai psfFDps IaeFtsed IN said
estate AID jHa.l Fse pup shed for four successive
W ss prior 10 SAID day NJ herring 49, t1e Kenosha
Telegraph d weekly aewtpaper pubbsned al Keuoshs
N said county. ANTHONY VAN WICK,
Dated Mafeh5 1896. 4w4o County Judge. .
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Madison Mutual Insurance Company

New Policies issued upon the presentation of old
at the Office of M. A. Baker, until April 10th a
Kenosha, March g. 1865.
6w40 <. G.. McCLELIAS AQt
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From the Madison journal.
Legislative Summary.

THURSDAY, March 1.-Senate-The reso-
buttons introduced on Tuesday, in regard to
national affairs, were taken up and an
amendment offered by Senator LITTLEJoHN,
which was adopted. Senator WILSON Of
fered the following substitute, which was
rejected by vote Of 10 to 81:
ResoIced, That the views of Andrew johnson
President of the United Slates, expressed in his
message. vetoing the Freednan's Bureau Bill
$50 called" evince a high aud Statemanlke
appreciation of the limitations upon The power
of Congress, aud that the thenks OF he people
of his State are Que to the President for his
firm adherance TO the principles of the Consti-
tuition. .- ..-.,4