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Counties of Burke and Nc
Dowell (together).
Counties of Rutherford and
Polk (tOgether).
Counties of Yancey and
Mitchell {together).
Counties of Madison, Bun
combe, Henderson and
Pennsylvania together.
Counties of Haywood and
Jackson (together).
Counties OF Macon, Caly and
Cherokee (together).
Counties of Allegheny,
Ashe, Surry, Watauga and
Yadkin (together).
Counties OF Caldwell,
Wilkes, Iredcll and Alex
der (together)..
r.r~ktnc Af n,,,;a ,,,l d ar,
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NOTICE.iN BANKRUPTCY.

c. L. HARRIS, Deputy.
Oct. IA, 1867. So
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NOTICE In BANKRUPTCY.

= !. Q. D. -UUFSIt0t.
By Jos. 2. PRATT, Deputy u S. Marshal
Oct. %, 1867. s9-5t
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n the matter of the estate of Almira L. Pareons de-

In the matter of the estate of Almira L. Psreons, de-
ceased. : a s..R
I'm reading and filing the petition of Celeatine A.
~ Lewis, of the city of Kenoshs in kenssha
county, and state of Wisconsin, aud taking due
proofs ofthe same representing among other things,
thai Amira L. Parsons, late OF SAID city Of henoeha,
leaving goods, chattes, and estate within THE coun-
ty, and that she the petitioner is daughter of said
deceased; and praying that administration of said
estate be granted to Evan P Lewis, the husband OF
said petitioner. a'-
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this Court Friday, the 4th day of Oco.
Der, A. D., 1867 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at his Office in
| the city and county of Kenosha.
| And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to all per-
sons interested, by publishing copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior 70 said day of hear
ing, in the Kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper,
printed and published in Kenosha, in said county.
| Dated Kenosha, SEPTEMBER It'll, A. D.. 1861.
| ANTHONY VAN WYCK,
3w15 .t County Judge
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she RIFF,s SALE.
Kensha County Oirouit nnr

N Aensha Uounty circuit Court.
EpY virtue of an execution issued out Of the Or.
~ cult court In and Tor the county Of Kenosha
against the goods chattles and reel estate Of Peter
Fannon and Joha Pannon, and to me eirectsd and
delivered, have seised and taken Oil the risht IL
tie snd in Of the said Peter or Jehn Fannon to
the following described property, to Wit:
Tne east la Of the sw or of see, 1o, and the ny ar
Of the or Of ctioL 80, No. g. range 30 eIst
ali being in the Town Of Brighton County OF Eensaha
and state Of Wisconsin, Wnica a!oye9aid properly
shall expose for sac aud sell al public Suction the
law Directs at the front door Of the court houeD in
the city of Kenosha, in Kenosha county, Bis., on
saturday being the I'd day OF November "A. 1867 at
3 oclock in tue afternoon o. said day. ~
Dated, Sherlf's Office Kenosha, VIA this 19tk day
Of September, A. D. 1861. TH0S A. EBALEY, ~
evils Sheriff.
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1nthe matter of the estate of John D. Mcintyre, d

Inthe ma tier OF the estate OF John u. mcintyre,
ceasee
Nm aiding and filing the petition OF Mary K. NC
" Intyre of Salem, in Kenoeha county, and state
of Wisconsin, and taking due proofs OF the same,
representing among other things, that John d. NC
Intyre late of the said town OF Salem on the 29th
day OF August A. d., 1867, died interstate, leaving
goods, chattes and estate within this county; and
that she the petitioner s the widow OF ssid deceased;
and praying that administration of said estate be
granted to her in association with j. M. Wilbur Of
said town of Salem,
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court on Friday, the 4th day OF
october A. d., 1867, at O'Clock p. M, at his Of
fee in the city and county of Kenosha.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to all per-
sons interested by publishing copy OF this order
for three successive weeks prior to sNd day hear
printed and published in kenosha IN said county.
Dated Kenosha, September 18th, A. D., 1867.
5 e i} gaA' ANTHONY VAN WICK,
3w15 lHI County Judge
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InProbate---Ken County ooprt

In the matter of the Estate ofHenry Jewett deceased
DIX reading and filing the petition Of Benjsmin r. Jew
ett, Admlnistrat9r, &C. representing among other
ing That time and place be fixed for GLOWING and
examining his account OF hiss administration hed with
be examined by the Judge Of hs court lie 18th day
OF october next ensuing, at his once In the Ctr and
County OF Kenoshs, at IL O'Clock A. NJ Of eeid dsy
Ana further ordered that notice thereof be CIV
en- to all persons interested by publishing (ten days
seryce copy of this order for three
Slve weeks IN the kenosha Telegraph weekly newspa.
per pu9 9 S ~ kenosha in said County.
Dated, kenosha September 18th A d. 1887.
| iSWl6 ANTHONY VAN WYCK CouRtv Judpe
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In the matter of the estate of Abraham Hanson de-
ceased.
n etters Ter lamentary!In SAID matter having been
IL granted on March Sth, A. ID. 1867, to Orson S.
Head and Zalmon G. Simmons, Of the City of Keno
sha in said County, and six months from and after
the Doth day of September, A. D., 1861 being allowed
for creditors to present their claims against said de-
hereby given that the Judge of said Court will.
Friday the 18th day of October, A D., 1861 st one
O'Clock p M. ofsad day, at his Office in said Coun-
ty examine and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against said deceased.
BY the Court, ANTHONY VAN WICK,
County Judge.
Dated at Kenosha, the 21st day of September, A.
D., 1867. SwlI.
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In Probate--Kenosha County Court.

IN Ine uiabtef Vi Inc eneato va ldhis"n AoUOS' w
ceased.
n etters of Administration in sad matter being this
A day granted to Mary p Robbins and Edwin d.
Robbins of the Town of Salem, in said County, and
six months from and after the Doth day Of september,
A. D.. 1861, being allowed TO creditor. to present
their claims against said deceased for examination
andallowznce notice 10 hereby given thst the Judge
of said Court will Monday. the 2sth dSy OF octo-
his Office in said County. examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands Of all persons against said de-
ceased ~ +
By the aourt. ANTHONY VAN WICK,
County Judge.
DATED at Eenesha, the 10Th day OF September, A
D., 1861 5WlI
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i YGRO THERMOMETER.
Important to Everuhodu

1t is exceedingly important all who have TO 90 ont
fdoors at all, that they should know what Kind of
weather they are to have for the next twelve or
twentyfour hours this information may be correctly
obtained by one ofProf. Ulman's Hygro Barometers
or Natural Weather Indicator. The most careful
test has proved it 10 be very reliabe-a sure ndca
tor ofrainy or dry weather Its wonderful accuracy
should recommend it TO general favor.
1t cannot fail to prove highly useful to farmers
gardn rs and others, it indicates the changes of
the weather ivariably day in advance.
~ Sold only by subscription.
Kenosha, Sept. 10, 1861. -
Avis RUFUS HULL, Agt.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF KENOsHA.


l. Thomas A. Healey, sheriff of said county Of
henosha do hereby certify that the above Is a true
copy of the notice Tor general election served upon
me ny the secretary of state OF the State of Wscon-
ain and now on file In my office Pursuant to said
notice. and the statutes in relation to elections.
noGce T. hereby siten thai in addition TO the state
officers designat cd in the above notice OF the sec
rotary Of state. the following county or local oncers
are TO he elected. 10 wit:
One Senator for the 5ih Sena iorial District. com
posed Of The County of Kcnosba, in place OF G.
g Sh ;ics, whose term OF office will expire on the
lsi Monday i'll January, A. ID, 1868.
aIso one Member Of Assembly for the County Of
KeDosba, in o ACE Of Gideon rruesdell, whose term
OF Office will expires the LIST Monday ia January,
A. ID. l-is,
4 SO one Supervisor, IN the District composed of
the Towns OF Pea4ant Prairie. Bristol, Paris and
Somerx in place Of II. A. Rewberry. whose term OF
llice viii expire on the lat Monday in January A..
. 7 IS. tt7
also one Superintendent of Schools, for the
County of Kenosha, in place Of Lide w. Briggs.
whose term Of office will expire on the LIST day
in January, A. d. 1868.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
the above notice an election viii be held in the
several Towus. Wards and Election Precincts of the
County of Eenosha, on the lat Tuesday succeeding
the lst Monday. being the fifth day Of November,
a. ID. 1861, for the purposes therein set fourth.
dated Sherln ONCE, Kenosha. Wisconsin, this I'd
day OF September, A. ID. 1867. ~
~ lf5c--s r5ra THOS, A. HEALEY. ~.
- Sheriff Kenosha Co., Wis.
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The RiverSido Institute

The riverside Institute
Situated al Ryefsde, Burlington comfy New jersey
10 founded ior The purpose Of gra tut uoasiy edncat
ing the sous OF deceased soldiers and Seamcn n the
United States.
The board OF trustees consists Of the following
well known cItizens of Pennsylvania and New Jersey;
BON Vim MANN,
District Attorney, Phldelphs Pa.
Hon. Bk0OMALL,
Ex-Chief Conner, " and Recorder OF
Deeds. .hiiadti, Liz, PENN
Hon. JAS SC0VEL, New Jkrsty. ...
Hon W WARE, New jersey. -- tr.
HENRY G0RMAN, Esq.
Agent Adams' Express Phtaaelphia, Pa.
COE, Esq.
OF JOY, Coe & Co., Ph,laipIshia.
Treasury Department, Wt'hington, d C. April IS.
lS6T-0fice of Internal veDue.-haVing received
satisfactory evidence tha the proceeds eff the enters
prise conducted by the Washington Library Compa-
ny will be devoted to charitable uses, permission is
hereby granted to said cGpa az 10 couduct said ems
terpfise exempt from all charge whether rom specia
tax or other duty.
Z A ROLLINS, Commissioner
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Town of Bristol Bounty Tax for 1865,
Ina aoLLoacinn nge in T. l 4 81

do TX 81 X sec2l, 81
! s,rsa.@,: I s s* I Sc. sec y 81
o SHeod-yl KsI = g. sec sc Is sssss
j Swai,,-nwA Sc u sess9 2 IS
city of Kenoshn list Ward
The tOlIo,oing in the s. z. Or Sec. 81 E2R2s.
VIM slocum at sw cor of sd bk, thence on
line X + se6es 4s o ss % centre of Sl
YIN TBS sloea at Sc cor sd TX thence to
s 5E beg ssnEs
Jacob Engle com at ne cor sd bk the9sc on
soreno Fisk-except II fin wild til Os end of 1t 10
Michael Cr,w undivided y $40 # lts7 &sbS2 90 g 81
Is Of sf sy & e st 50 IS
parl within line to " line OF sd 1t, thence 27ft
thence line of sd 1t, thncs 27 # to bes,lt -
R s + d a X orl,srs4 i Il g 3
Michael o. Brien-.com at corltS 3, thence on
lae ut sd 1t Az it, thence parl with line of So II
50 it. thence 40 #: thence e beg 1t blk a IL 10
line 81 SC. biz 81 it, thence parl with line of sd
l& 2SI #. thence Main ST. thence to beg, Its ~ -
C i oomstocks u ofn 81 it, per plat Of1ss8, 1t
IN @hpple-street and sidewalk tax. lt9 bk 4$, i g
sd biz and Of xesasnge St. being on
side of8d IT and a TT on Wisconsin ST. street an 10 -
R6sanna Keenan, com where the n line Of sd sbk
45if extended would strike cline NaiI st extended
the line OF Ok Az, thence on lasG eAtehueu
lpe "A it, thence on line parl with the first de-
scribea line the line ofis3 TX 50. thence n to
NV cor of sd 1t 8, thence beg, except IL II in
wi dtb running parl with Main st for an alley
through 81 Tx The line Of sd alley is lOo II of
e line of Main st . IL g.
W Strony--com % # of ne cor of BIZ ~ ON line
thereof thence par xta sa lime Of "a to line o 'e
sd ' IN t tn n 10 beg Ills 25k Al l6 9;
VIM r. Otis--lt bk AZ l9 81
W Biinn--com 40 # of sw cor sd bk on line Of
same thence 40 #, thence parl with W line Of
sd ~ 70 n line thence lipe l40 it. thence
parl with ine line of sd blk to beg. blk 63 Il
ELLEN Ioors--eGm line of Exchange ST. % TT
of n line of sd 1t, thence sd line to line of IL
g. thence to Sc of sd 1t, thence nOrtherly to
point Sc # 8 of ofsd 1t, thence W to beg 1t
blk SO .
Serene Fisk--com IL rds of of 1t and on
line of same, thence at right angle with sd line
to n line of sd 1t, thence on sd line to W line OF
Main St thence to line of sd 1t, thence t. beg
lt5hk 50 = Il
The foiloscisag IL, the s. w. or Sec 80, T2R28
LOT hi, omit lot blk am
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The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows:

in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Any bank or banking association
organized under the general banking law of this
state, DESTROYS of redeeming and winding up its
circulation without disseminating the business OF
ban king, is hereby authorized TO redeem and wind
up it's circulation in the same manner, in all re-
spects as is provided in said law for banking asso
Citations DESTROYS of disseminating the business oil
banking; but such redemption, deposit and publ
cation of notice shall in wise release such bank
from the payment of taxes to the state, in any
manner affect the chartered rights OF such bank or
banking association.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be lawful for any bank or bank
ing association organized and doing business under
the general banking law of this state, to demand
and receive for loans and discounts, such rate oi
interest as shall be allowed by law to be taken and
received by individual citizens and by corporations
other than banking associations in this state
Approved April IL, 1866. r..- M
Said election to be conducted, the votes canvass
ed and returns made pursuant to law.
Given under my hand and the great seal OF the
State of Wisconsin, at the Capitol in Mad
ison, this 26th day Of August, a. d. 1867.
THOS. 8. ALLEN,
SpcFpt0rV Of State
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-a- following reasons:
l, They sew direct rom the spoos, and requte' no
reminding of thread
2 Tn are more easily understood and used, and
less Liable to arrangement than o. machines
y. they are capable of executing perfectly, without
Nhauge OF adj1s ment, @ much gFester variety +
wors than other machines
a. The stitch ma de bv these machines is much more
firm, elastic and durable espec ally upon articles
viii require to be washed ana ironed than any {, b
er machine.
5 This sttch,owing to the manner 10 which the uu
der thread is inwrought, is much the most plump
and beaut'tu, N use, and retains its plunpress and
beauty even upon articles fir, quenty washed and
irobed until they are worn out.
o. Tbs stru cure of the seam is such that though 1t
be cut or broken at intervals of only few stitches.
II VIII neither opeu run nor ravel. but remains firm
an0 durable.
Z. Unlike other machines these fasten both ends of
the seam by their opera ton.
3. With these machines, while silk is used upon the
nign or face side OF the cotton may pc used
on the other side without lesseong the Strength or
DURABILITY Of the seam. This can be done 9th
er machine, and is great saving upon ali stitched Of
made up with silk.
These machines in addition to their superior
merits as Ustuments for sewing, by change of sd
Justment, easily learned and prac tsed execute the
most beautiful AID permanent embroidery and Or
name.Ital WORK.
GROVER l. BAKER S. NJ CO.,
No. ]3, NewhaH House Milwaukee.
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VIM. E. REED, Agent,
for Kenosha City & Co.
TAX NOTICE..

ySNHE following is list of uuredeer,ed pieces
tracts OF lots of land tituarso ~ the county
of keaosha, state OF wiscoosr Winch were sold o.,
the 9th DAY OF May, a. D. 1865 10 he unpaid taxes
!" 1904, aud he mount OF i.Xrs cha ges I'D inter-
est calculated thereon to The last dy al redemption.
due Oh each parcel. Now retore no ace Is brreby
gve7, that unless such lands are res m ID on or he
lore the h DAY Of Nav, A. 1883 tl4s VII be co n
Veyed to the purchasers thereof according law
Town of Pleasant Prairie
Tie FoLLoar;g0 are an n I % no
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The. toIl0uinq i7, N e Or Sec II Il %.
n Johnson excent the mart taken for Julius st

1heJoHou3ng an N u Qr sec 70;
$. sps saaa = : Il rH vt Howard 10! b !
= = S 5 Bs;3ss + 81 $ $$ 81 81
HOLMES AND NICHOLS ADDITION.
] Cook, SO 2 8 LII Phillips, 10 q
Dc s,na-a that p.r ~ yss d qf Elizabeth s. It 81
q Harrow - 81 g P5hl5lg' s1ss &
* :'''''''' i e {: /, &: Il
4 sec, thenee 81 rds - Ks thence % Fds u ks
: us, rhcnts n 70 line Prair!e Avenue, thence
t. bee, except that part taken for Pomeroy street
t6rap NV sec 8 rlRas ' ~ *26 81
N. EHLr's ADDITION ACRES.
C Bronson--com at point % ehas 81 ks IRONS
W to land owned by Hale & Bono, supposed to be
% rds il lks, thence to corporation line thence
may be included in Fremont ave NV \ sec G Sb
49, Fourth Ward. A
The yo11oooing IN the 8 z Or Sec 81 TOR %
Rs sah sJPSsstf, p k s2 70 g g
Geo Kimbal--unovided 4 lt3 blk IL 6 81
~m moqr;-nndiv;ded n 1t bk IL s6,
do ii # in width off n side oflt 4bk IL 10 d
8 Or Sec 81 To r %
Est of G watkns-com rds and 80 rds ofne
cor of sd X sec, thence W IS Tds, thence l6 rds
Qaares- com rds W and AZ rds OF ne cor
OFFS Il sec, thence % rds, thence s 8 rds.
RRtrack, s22 AZ
FrsK's ADDITION.
John Lenderman Balstine-lt bk2 224
O @ Cole-ne Il bk2 81
Z t Bishop com 2 rds and rds of ne cor
of sd Il sec. thence W 16 rds thence 70 rds,
thence e 16 rds, thence n to beg, except the
par. occupied for depot ard 3 4 track 10
T Bishop-con 2 rds " and 30 rds of ne cor
of sd y sec, thence Is rds, thence IL rds
thence IS rds. thence n 10 rds TO beg,
cept that part taken for Gardner st. on thes
and the psrt tax by R Co for track 40
IENSIEs ADDITION.
I, svkes-com 40 rds n OF line Of sd Il onw
line of city corporation, therce 40 rds, n
40 rds w 40 rds 40 rGs to beg, excepting
from above described iand. rds n and by
"a rds and W. adjoiLing lands OF Price
White and Cosgrsve, conveyed to Samuel
Smi, h. the W line ot I'd excepted piece being
on line with the line Of sd Cosgraves
land IA AS
NEQr Sec 81 Ts R23.
Est of D Hyde-lt BIZ 70 65l
do U4bk IS 8S4
Fl Dutiand-r6 bk 70 II IS
J Hale-lt bk 81 II Is
A Bacon-except Al It in width of s end 1t
abk so IA 4s
Bacon except Al # in width eff end IT,
4 Nurry-lt 7bk 81 81
" Blinn-lt s biz S. Is So
WASHINGTON ISLAND.
Z Dorrance-t q blk NV 4 sec 80 T2R2S 6s
Dated, Kenosha, July 22d. A. D. 1867.
.f} ,ERssEs1 G. THINE, W.
Clerk of the County Board OF Supervisors,
Isws efKenosha County, Wisconsin.
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c Las~i.- 8 &C. Of the undivided n isa &C, ~


c Laeris-ss IS acs Of the undivided lsa aes sw
J Bonds ss1-s Acs nv X sect g IS
ovne>-se ne X sec IL
onh'owa n = e1c.It se4:
Town OF Salem,
The foIIo,cing are in T. r. 90.
o Esal-It4soo7 sIssl
r. Je ni:oa-w \ NV fr X secl a "a
UnsaoDn-s pit 1t sec 19 700
Town of Randall.
z Eikins me Sc \ sec 34T1Ris $l27O
Town OF vvheatInnd.
S H9s3 :w & Sc? 4 1 Is ssS
Town of Brighton.
The JoIzoacing are in 7. 2 r 20.
o.S Hecd-e Use u sec SO $50 ~
do Ptsw & sec 20 II 20
BRIGHTON BOUNTY TAX FOR 1865
J Werts-n Il nw'& sec n
Thes Mooney-sw sw 4 sec 8 q
s P T.sS-srP E q : z. Z S. S 10 Is
z ndoon-ne 7 s% 4 sec % 13 SO
o Head-e 4 Sc K sec SO 927
Town of Paris.
The fO1Ioaoing are in 7. 2 Rel,
5"sG Esss-s sec ss Z sec 90 So 3
PARIS BOUNTY TAX JANUARY, 1866.
o SUsad--e \ nwH ne 4 sec 80 &C
do eH ne x sec 20 %
Town Df Somers.
The jolI0,ping are in T. 2 r. %.
r G. KelIsgg-pt NV u Sc H. beg 614 rds W and 10
rds S ne cor 4 thence within "a rds
IS links of W line of 4 Is rds point due
of beg n IS rds to beg sec Sl5 g.
" W Aierandrr-pt " Il ne beg 20 rds n and 40 rds
e sw Cor ofssid n so rds e 40 rds so rds "
40 rds to beg sec IL II 5:
j Bullen-pt Sc u beg rs rds of sc 4 sec,w4
rds, 40 rds rd 40 rds to beg, sec Sc S:
The jolloaoing are u, r R23
A ZoIier-rt ne ne 4 beg 80 rds ne cor sec w2o
rds to centre line of u, 20 rds to beg. X
L SVkeS-e 80 acs NV u sec Is 81 s.
do e75 scs sw a except R track, sec IS IS s.
Serene Pisk-~ IS acs sw 4 sec IL 81 1:
do s0fr Il, all lying of Racine s. Keno
sha K R, sec Is 40 81
SoYeno Fisk-n 72A acs NV u sec 19 81 T
Lee cIdfi,n-pt tr except cemetery, sec 1y IS 8
a But!en-w ne u my sec 81 1872
do eH NV NV u Sec 81 St 81
do pit sw nw u beg centre NV "a sec, 40 rds
W Il rds, n 40 srds, l2 rds 20 beg, see 81 6 g
L G. MERRILL: . blk 6. sw sec 81 81
S Fisk all of bk plying of W line, e \ sd Il sec
.sw Il sec 81 10 q
Fisf|lt Blk II, nil lying of whine n sd sec
sw sec 81
S FIsk-lt 2 bk II sw Il sec 81 q
do all of 1t 8 hk II lying W Of " line 4 sd Il
sec and n of n line of K Il 4 r r r
track sw a sec 81 4 2
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dig all the Fairs at which they were exhibited the
past three years. First Prizes have also beenn awards
ed these mach mes at the exhibitions of
London, Paris, Dublin, Linz, Bensancon, Bay
once, st. Digier, ChalonS,
and they have been furnished, by special command
to the
Empress of France. Empress Of austria. Empress
Of Braid, En- Fess OF R,t8siG Queen Of SpGdsc,
and Queen OF B1Udri0
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Washington Island

The Eouo,cing IN N We Sec 81 II R2S
A King, 1t 10 bk 30 ~
sec 6 i i % thence Al 8-l2 1T, thence s & rds
thence Al s-l2 TT, thence rds to beg secs -
Foris com Il rds of Sc cor of 1t II and 15H rds
W OF the centre of the old Chicago road thences
rtls. thence So rds, thence n 6rds, thence ~
81 rds to beg ne X sec 6 7 l % 49, ~
I w Adams com II rds Of cor Its II and I5H
rds W of centre of old Chicago road, thence ii
I'd, thence to W line of \ of sd sec, thence -
II rds. thence to beg, ne Il sec 3 Rs5 81
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few testimonials are here inserted; s.. ... ....
Milton Gale, ESQ.,, Boston.

Thereby certify that ,oas sorcly afflicted with BoEs
othe, parts 81 Wy body The s,.6elngs mitch endured
from u,cm tndescribabLe. Suffice 10 10 say MGt
faith SV tried several Of The most popular hlnor
dies bat Uttoa renaori,H the affection. At length By
he earnns Request OF intimate friend, iaduce
70 try DR. J. W. FblGnFs RE,noT Doctor, and very
l,G was restored by using Dr. Folands aforesaid med
icines MILTON GALE
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The Grover and Baker Elastic Stitch Sewing
Machines are Superior to all others for the
-a- following reasons:
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Mitchell's Biographies at the Corner Book
store.
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Kenosha County Fair.

The List of Premiums to be awarded at
the Kenosha County Fair, are re-publisbed
in the Telegraph this week; it having been
revised and amended by the Committee.
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DURKRE's WESTERN ADDITION.
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FIsEs WESTERN ADDITION.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

At the Quarterly Meeting, March 18th, 1867
the following Premium List was adopted, TO-
gethar win the Judges of each class:
Glass 1st-StalIions, (Roddsters.)
Judges-Perry McCommons, Kenosha Jonas
Rhodes Somers: David Stuart, Salem.
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