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A Nursery Song.

AS walked over the hills one day,
[ listened and heard mother-sheep say,
In all the green world there is nothing so sweet
As my little lammie with his nimble feet,
with his eyes so bright,
And his wool so white,
. he is my darling my hearts delight.
The robin, he
That sings in the tree,
Dearly may dote on his darlings four;
But love my little lambkn more
And the mothersheep and little one
Side by side lay down in the sun,
And they went to sleep on the hillside warm,
While my little lammie lies here on my arm.
went to the kitchen and what did see,
But the old gray cat with her kittens three.
heard her whispering soft-said she,
My kittens. with tails all so cunningly curled.
Are the prettiest things that can be in the world
The bird on the tree,
And the old she,
May love their babies exceedingly;
But love my kittens there
Under the rOcking-chair,
love my kittens with all my might;
l love them at morning and noon and night;
Whlch Is the prettIest cannot tell,
Which of the three
For the life of me
love them all so well.
Now I'll take up my kitties, the kitties love,
And we lie down together beneath the warm stove.
Let the kitties sleep under the stove warm,
While my little darling lies here on my arm.
went to the yard and saw the old hen
Go cucking about with her chickens ten.
she clucKed and she scratched, and she bristled
away.
And what do you think heard her say?
/ heard her say 1.-THE sun did never shine
On anything like to these chickens of mine.
You may hunt the flu moon, and the stars if you
please.
But you never will find ten such chickens as these
The cat loves her kittens the eve loves her lamb
But they do not know what proud mother am:
For lambs, nor for kittens, wont part with these
Though the sheep and the cats should go down on
their knees.
No, mol not though
The kittens could crow,
Or the lamm1e on two yellow legs could go.
My dear dowDy darngs my sweet little things!
Come nestle now costly under my wings"
SO the hen said,
And tbs chickens all sped
As fast az they could to their nice feather bed.
And there let them sleep in their feathers so warm
While my little chik nestles here on my arm.
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CIRCUIT COURT, COUNTY OF KE.
NO9EEA

The State of Wiscon sin to Dennis Kearney the adj
ministrator OF the estate OF John Carroll deceased,
and the parties unknown to plaintiff having an in~
terest in the southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter and the southeast gu er of the north west
quarter of section twenty nlne in town north
range twenty-five east in the county Of Kenosha
aforesaid, Terrence Carroll Thomas Cullen Pat
rick Carroll, James Reilly and Mary Reilly his wife,
Patrick CLARK and Margaret Clark his wife, defend.
ants in this action.
XZOU are hereby summoned and requ ired TO an
II sGer the complaint OF Voiney French PtaiutiR
In this action, which will filed in the office Of
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Aenosha
County at his Office in the city of Kenosha, De>-
cember oath, A d. 1866, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to a copy of your answer
on me at my office in the city and county of Kenosha
and State ofWsconsn, within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive OF the day Of such services
and You fsil to answer the complaint Aforesaid
the said Voney French will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated December 18th, 1866 30 cent
J. J. PETIT, revenue
Plaintiff 5 Atty stamp
6w84 of Kenosha city, Wisconsin. cancelled.
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STATE OF WRsCONsHN-KE A
COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
against


Dennis Kearney, as the administrator of the
estate OF John Carroll deceased, aud the
parties unknown to the plaintiff having interest
n the southwest quarter OF the northeast quarter,
the southeast gu arter OF the northwest quarter
of section number twenty-nne in town north
of range twenty two east in the county of Kenosha
aforesaid-Terrence Carroll, Thomas Cullen, Pat.
rick Carroll, James Reilly aud Mary Reilly his wife,
Patrick Clark and Margaret CLARK his wife, De-
PENDANTS.
WT having been made to appear to me by aff1daVits
II that the said Defendants each and every of them
have an interest in the lands described follows,
to wit: THE south west quarter Of the north east
quarter and the southea asst quarter of the northwest
squarter OF section number twenty-nne in town one
north of ange twenty-five east in the county OF Kes
no sha the State Of Wisconsin, and that of
said parties unknown to Plaintiff, and on reason
able and due diligence cannot be ascertaiued by him.
and that such and all defendants reside out Of the
State Of Wisconsin except said Dennis Kearney -
Therefore motion OF said plaintiff by J. J. Petit
his attorney, 1t is ordered that all parties interested
in the lands and premises above described and where
of partition is sought in this action, appear and
swer the complaint in this action by the twenty
fourth day of February, D. 1867 And it is further
OF dered that this order be published once in each
week successfully in the paper called the 'henosha
Telegraph published in said county Of Kenosha, for
the term of six weeks neys ensuing.
Dated January Slh, "A, D. 1867.
6w33 VIM. p. LYON, Circuit Judge.
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on it. In four hours it is shifted and turn
ed, and after four honrs again it is treated
out and carried to the drying room, and
turned every day until it grows hard.
The method above seems simple but I
have no doubt the perfect neatness and reg
ularity of all the manipuations tend greatly
to its superiority. Pastures being street.
and good, doubtless have great influence on
quality of milk, as it is impossible to make
superior cheese or butter from poor pas
lures
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Circuit Court, County Of Kenosha,

~. -'''''''''E The State of Wisconsin to
: 10 cent Eli zabeh Ann Nelson, Levi Nelson,
Rev. stamp: and the unknown heirs and legal
: Can celled. representatives of Andrew Nelson,
:,.-...... deceased
NTOU are hereby summoned and required to ans
u swer TO the complaint of 0rsamus Matteson
with copy of which you hereby served aud
which will be filed in the Office OF the clerk Of the
circuit court nor Kenosha county, at his Office In
the city of Kenofha, and to serve copy of your
swer on us at our office, in the city and county Of
Kenosha and sta4e Of Wisconsin, within twenty
days alter the services hereof exclusive Of the day Of
such servce and IL you fail to answer the complaint
as aforesaid the said plaintiff will apply to the cour
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Dec. 18th D 1865.
HEAD d SCH0FF,
6w3O Pl'ffs Attys, OF Kenosha, Wis.
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In Probate-Kemoshn county Cour.

En Probate- AenOshn OEnty C0Hrt.
Notice to CTedit0rs
In the matter Of the estate Of Arson D. Case, de-
ceased.
ENU all whom it may concern. Letters Of admins
tration on said estate having been issued to
Ann e. Case, ad Gardner Hplett. on the twenty.
eighth day Of December, A. D. 1866, and six months
from and after said date being allo ed and limited
for creditors to present their claims fer examination
and howance notice is hereby given that the un-
ders'gned will On Monday the LIST day of April, D.
1901 ana on Monday, toe LIST day of July A. d 1861
az tue hour OF ten O'Clock An each of said days
at - ONCE in the city of Kenosha, receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against SAID deceased. 4W31
Dated Jan. I'd, 1857. ANTHONY VAN WYOK.
County Judge,
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Ladies', take PartIcSA.ar Notice.

Warranted French.1
TWNHESE PILLS, so celebrated any years ag Pari
II for the relief Of female yreBuaYiti ties and aft er
wards notorious for their criminal employment in tn
of abortion oe red sale for the
time in America They have been kept in com parativ
obscurity from the fact that the originator DR. Yelpau
is physician in Paris of great wealth and strict
scentiOus principles, ard has withheld them from
general use they should be employed for Unlawful
In overcoming female obstruc tions they
to be truly omnpotent, bursting the food gates
agents forbidden sell them when is understood
that the object is unlawful.
For sale in Kenosha by H. L Clark and F. Robinson.
Ladies procure box, led from the eyes of the
curious by enclosing polar and six postag stamps
to o. G. STAPLES, General Agent for us, WATERFOWL,
N. Y, or to the above agents 1y
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In Probate--Kenoaha County Cont,

IN ITODaO5--A6nOsla U0unty UOuI1'
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of William II.
Mitchell, a Minor.
NOTICE IL hereby given that by virtue ana IN
lV pursuance Of an order Of license made IN said
matter, The 4th day Of anuary 1867 by the county
court Of said county, the dersigned guardian Of
said minor will the 3lst day OF January lSof, az
tbe bour offwo O'Clock D. m, of said day, at the
front door Of The court il the city and county
Of Kenosha offer sale at public vendue the follows
ing desireabIe PREMISES to wit; An equal undivided
tarest In he south half OF block number eight (S)
in Nichols and Holmes addition in the north east
quarter Of section number SIX town number one,
range twenty-thrse east III the thlrd ward OF the
city Of Kenoshs.
January 6th 1861.
NJ. P. HANSON,
4Y32 Guardian.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the notes ofth,
" Kenosha County Bank OF Kenosha must b. pre
sented at the Bank Comptroler Office at Madison
for payment. within three (3) years from the date
this notice, or the funds deposited with the Baph
Comptroller for the redemption of the same will be
surrendered to the said Bank
GEO. p. HARDING, Pres't
J. N. PURPLE, Cashier
Ksnosha Sept. 26, 1865. 2y19vol26
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SUBsCRHPTIONS
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The Best Ventilated and Most Luxu rious Sleeping
Coaches E%- IN THE WORLD Aa accompany
all night trains this Railway.
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Boston AND NEW ENGLAND PASSENGERS, with their
baggage transferred free Of charge in new York
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Observe Well,
The Noted Analytical Physicia,
DR.. v. CLARENCE PRICE

VENHE ONLY only Physician Of his kind in the
n West, has met with the greatest success, gained
tier reputation effected more complete cures visit
ed places the longest without missing an engagement,
than any physician that travels has outived them eli
become noted for his skill in treating all chronic
diseases of the
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Throat A IF ctios

A,e more frequently than otherwise caused
by thick Shiny mucos falling from the head
esp, cially during the night and result
ing from Cstarrh and cured
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DIR SEELEY7S
Liquid Catarrh Remedy.
SYMPTOMS,

The symptoms + Caiarrh are at first very slight
qjenl Attacks a. d are sensitive TO the changes
~ temperature In thus conduinu he nose may be
airy, siight dIschaTse br ard scrid, afterward.
tn rex and adh. siY~ miy 'Hsue
As III" disease becomes chronic, discharges are
s7d are hawked coughed IF The spcretions are
of sve, causing bad breath; the voice thi k aud
na.ai he eyes weak, the sense ofsme iessened
OF des.ro} ed--deafless trequsn iy takes pace
another common and important symptom OF Cas-
tsrrh is hat the persou obged eltar his throat
in tne morning OF II hck or sn"ly mucous whi;h has
takes place the may he that his disease
its way to the lungs, a,d should loss time in
arTestng il.
The above but few Of the many Gata rhal symp
toms Writ o our Laboratory tor pampn,e de
scrib ng fully all symptoms it will be sent FREE to
any address. Also, directions where to procure the
medicine.
We are receiving letters. from 81 parts Of the Uu-
on, ard also numerous testimou ais those using
t,bear!ng the evidence OF its infaliible merits.
EF> This remedy contains 20 M'NEaAL or POISON
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even 10 the most tender and deli cate rnild, "a
Call for -ieeIye's Iatarrh Remcdy AID take
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they will oder it for you. yrice 81 90 bottle
Al persons suffering Vi,ht sny Fectt"n of The
Head, Throat or Ldrgs should write at 70! ON
pamphlet fully describing al symptoms pertaining &c
the abovs diseases.
1t wiz "tfree to any address.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH,
A,sd fare aIaOays as Ioa0 as by any other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA. ERIE RAILWAY,

Which be obtained at all Principal Ticket Offices
in the West and Southwest
H. RIDDLE VIM. IL. BARR
Gent sup't, 26tf Genr Pass Agt.
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Dr.. .. Fl SEEL-YE g. co
FBERPSRT sGEKNUEk.
Bold by all wholesale and retail Druggists.

GENERAL AGENTS.
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Chicago. ILL.,; Burphams 4 VanScbaark, Chicago. III:
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VARIETIES

PURPLE CANE-The earliest and undoubted-
ly the most enormous yielder grown. We
have fruited it number Of years, and must say
that we cannot see how any variety grown can
yield more fruit, for the large stocky bushes
are literally loaded every gear, no matter how
severe the preceding Winter might have been.
Fruit pnrplish red, medium size, and flavor
delicious, being the same as the old wild red.
It is our fayorite for table use and jam. It y'lds
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Only one train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
61OP and reaching New York at 1890 p. M.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, November 2S.-The Pope has
signihed his consent TO q settlement Of
the Italian question by a general con-
ference; also the Government OF Ba-
varia also Italy and Wurtemberg. De-
tails OF the conference have already been
agreed upon, aud Munich named as the
plsce of holding it.
MANCHESTER, November 23.-The
condemned Fenians Allen, Larkin and
Gould suffered the extreme penalty Of
the law to-day. The precautions taken
by the government 20 prevent an out
break were sufficient. The crowd that
witnessed the execution was large, not
w~ithstanGing unfavOrable weather. The
city is perfectly quiet.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The
amount Of fractional currency issued
from the Printing bureau for the week
was S544 zoe shipments 1851 900 Ma
tiOual bank currency issued, $40, 129 /;
fractional currency destroyed s572,S46
The receipts from Internal Revenue for
the week was 81, II4,O 900 total since July
IS, 0 5000.
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New ORLEANS, November 23.-The
Republican OF tins morning has an ed
iJorial headed, Who is Responsible ? -
Abiding 10 the suspension Of Mowers re-
mOvals by an order from Washington,
the following language is used " The
day viii come, and perhaps it may be q
bloody one, when the lOya! people Of
Louisiana will hold the authors Of this
interference in the progress Of recon-
sLructlon 70 a strict account. The war
Oh the rebellion is net yet over. The
states OF the South are not yet recon-
structed. The Grand Army Of the Re-
public doubles 10 NUMBER the old
Grand Army Of the Potomac. Tried
soldiers, with dusky face, still love their
OLD profession, and cherish the old mus
kets they carried 30 bravely on usanv a
well fought field. The lOWly and humble
have learned their rights, and know how
to fight, and II need be, TO die for
them. No power save that Of the Al
mighty God, al keep the loyal people
in the end from achieving their own
liberty and trsmpling in the dust the
miniOns OF the old and still dominant
slave power.
The same article calls Andrew johnson
that arch traitor and assassin.
The Constitutional Convention met
to day. Negroes were elected
temporary Chairman and Secretary.
No permanent organization arrived at.
Adjourned till Monday.
Forty-fOur negroes and twenty-five
whites were present. In the caucus
Judge TaliaferO seemed 10 be the choice
for permanent chairman, but probably
the negroes will elect enc Of their own
color.
II was resolved in caucus last night
the first step OF the Convention
be to declare all State offices va
cant, and fill them with appointees ac-
TO the Radical party. The re-
cent appOintees by Mower are hardly
black enough for the Convention.
DR.. Avery, the newly appointed sher-
%, Is IN quiet possession. He sWoFe 10
most OF the old deputies, and the Courts
proceeded 20 business which bad been
Interrupted by the late confusion.
NEW YORK, November 3.-WashfnR-
specials state that Attorney General
Underwood has expressed the opinion
hat SurFatt cannot again be legally tried
Or completely in the assassination or
lincoln. A new indictment NAV be
raWn, but more likely the prisoner will
e released by direction Of Congress.
Il is reported that Grant will reduce
be number Of military posts in Tire D
Outb, and concentrate troops al points !
here they can be more economically a
lpplied, as soon as the several Constitu- :
.oDAl Conventions shall finish their la !,
OTIS. q
RICHMOND, November q .-Jefersop v
avis trial viii commence Monday, at
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IL pm. 1t Is believed that he will be
oaiied from day to day on his own re-
cognizanee. About fifteen witnesses are
summoned for the Government, in
Guiding Joseph E. Johnston and James
A. Selden. Chief Justice Chase and
Judge Underwood will arrive on Mon
day. Chandler and Evarts, OF the prose-
cutiOn, and O'COnnor and Shea, Of the
defense, will arrive tomorrow. 10 is
believed that the Grand Jury here will
present a new bill of Indictment.
WILMINGTON, DEL, November q
The Daily Council Of this city says that
ten nen-six black and four white
were dashed vt New Castle to-day, in the
presence OF q large crowd Of men, boys
and girls. This morning five men were
pilloried.
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-River
falling with three feet IN the canal.
Weather warm.
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A

OPAL SALOON FOR SALE. IoGer for sale
me msgnlneently Atted up, and eenfranv
located. OPAL Saloon, in the Greenlaw BuiiI.
ing second street, next rooms 10 the Greaniaw
opera House. Extensive Improvement ar
aDouL = De INSIDE 10 the Opera House-tbe
me season. These, hen completed, Will mae
u one OF the nrst Theaters 10 the Sonfbra-t
VIII nod this . splendid oppOs tunifv for 1890
inenE FOR Terms, apply on the premise 10
heFetH JAMESH CAkERoN.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of W. +. and
]. + Boyle are invited to attend the funeral of
their infant daughter BERTHA, from the resi-
dence Of Mrs. W R. McClellsnd, No. ia Mon
roe srteeI, This Sunday afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
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Cty ResitEence Eor Bo.t

THAT elegant and spacious DWELLING NJ %
Il Court street, containing some ten ~ t1gsiSe
rooms, in excellent condition. Suitable f-ons
Us central location for a hrst-clase boardf1a
house, or private residence. TKRNs-s19a -
annan, payable monthly in advance BY notes
ME-. IRRELEVANT. Atty AZ Law
% jefferson street.
nOZahI Over DNrfganer Tr,Fo. rs--t
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.


Special % me Appeal
JACKSON, Nov. 23.-Tn the Supreme
Court to-day, in The ease Of Henry Lyon
". r. NJ. Mason, decree OF Chancellor
vas affirmed. Argument commenced
in the case 81 Blackwell VS.. Blackwell.
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persons IA this city are receiving M
" ices daily nom their debtors. apDivf5g for
1lscharses under the BANKRUPT AcI. ip6feI M,
Sbe ~e,t.se1t' Al Snch viii nnd IL greatly 70
4sauAsoh Street HUME +. HILL.
nAAA-sA IL. GounrnEa.FI-N-
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MARRIED.

PARKER-PILLOw-Ou Wednesday even
ing, the 10Th inst, at Maple Grove,'' near
Columbia, Tenn, the residence OF the brides
father, by Rev. 8. W Mitchell, Nj. MINTER
PARKER, Of this city, and Miss FANNIE Pillow,
youngest daughter OF Mr.. Jerome B. Pillow. 9