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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-10-01
Executors Sale.


In Prooste-K enosba Comfy Court
In the of the estate Of John Duffy. deceased
Y UTICEis hereby given hat by virtue and IN pursu
= y u order license made in said matter
the day September A d. 1868, by the Judge Of
the Ksno2h County Court the Undersigned, ezecutrS
Of ca lazJ il ana Of said deceased, Will
Saturday, the 10th day Of October a. D.. 1863 at 2
O'clock In the Of said day at the front door
Of the in the city comfy Of keuosha
offer for puOuc yendue, the fOiowng desert bed
lands reaI estate, TO viz: Commencing az point
on the south line block Il, ia the FIRST Ward
the city Kgnosua IUI Ut the Southwest
DiJek, tneags running eastsrly aEOng Wis
eonriu middle lot hve j in said block;
northtfy algHg Of lot ave a5l
the alley in the reathsreO1 OnanhUndrs ana EHeHty-
thence westerly along said alley about thlr
ty-cLg Eyst point huadrsd and one feet east of
the west lac mock; saeace southeFy, parallel
sisu ,hg lie VI said IA teet beginning
being sJuti-eas, vi H. township NJ
q aud range u east.
Dated, Keaosha, septe nber 18th, A. b. 1866
MARY DUFFY, Executrix.
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NoRMAL scnooL FuNn.


City Of Kcnosha.- OF certificate, 636. .l
CONNIE ncfng on line thai divides the east half
and west hall oil the Dollh cart a sec. D. It. l, r.
F23 e. at point 467 leet nodh Of the south line Of
said quarter ana ON the norh line OF the cemetery
grounds thence north said eighty line 376 feet,
thence west 1874 feet to the Chicago road. thence
southerIy, on The east side of said road 1856 feet,
TO the said cemetery ground thence east on the
north line Of SAID cemetery grounds 375 feet TO TIE
place of beginning. ....
: Amount que $<I7OG; amount of interest, $685.
amount OF penalty, $6.51 amount Of interest, pen
alty taxes and advertising, t33.45 total amount
due State Sz6045; Year for which interert il due,
1865. 6wl4
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OoroRER ELEcrIoNs.-The elnctions !.

OCTOBER ELEcTIoNs.-The elections in the
States Of Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania, for
State officers and members OF Congress, oc-
eur on the 18Th of October next. The result
OF the last general elections in the foregoing
States was as follows:
Indiana, 1866, Republican maj, 13,2o2
Ohio, 1867. - &C. . oo9
Pennsylvania, 1867, Democratic I" 922
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= RALYsls, DYSPEPSIA,
INVALUABLE
w Onderful Power
i" Prohate-KenoshD County Court.
me matter Of The estate OF Lsaac twist eneased.

~ tl"shn county Court.
u lht matter o. he estate oil Isaac twist deceased
I'll 'ehoD, It may concern:
& r IERS OF administration on said estate bev-
'ng ,evn issued TO Elvira TwiSt The WIDOW on
10 q r iwiSt the sou ofdecea-ed ON Friday the
1o'H ''l! O. august :. D. 1858: and six mt,nfbs
TT ~. aver THIS date being all wed and limited
10 CT ntors 10 present their claims for examina
ION ana allowance; NorlcE is Hereby given, thar
dHe undersigned will on Friday. October tbe
9Th. d. ISIS at O'Clock p NJ AZ mis- office IN
tue ~ Of keuosia, ID sand county receive er-
ANN" ana sdjaSt all claims and demands Of ali nar
sons against said decreased pS'
Dated at kenosha, Septembpr7th A y. 1865.
HIRAM FUTILE
County Judge.
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ROSADALIS
Is Recommended By the
Best Physicians Everyaohere
READ TIE FOLLOWING FROM

READ THE FOLLOWING FROM
DR.. F OMn Daunelly, now Of this city, formerly
Professor oi Physiology and Pathological AnaJ
omy IN the Middle GeOigia Medical College,
Cniet surgeon state OIL South Carolina during the
eTar Vict President Georgia Medical ASSOCIATION.
n LaSrence-I have Carefully examined your
tUrinu Tor tine ROSAO ALio and recommended
il To several of my patients The combination is
happy one ana must prove q potent remedy in ali
i-eil>eS requiring the yr,ues ot great Alternative
medicine. wish you success >->,rr
Baltimore, April %, 1868
BALTIMoRE. MD, March 4, 1868.
| believe Dr.. Lawrencee RIO ADAI4IS TO be the
best lucrative in use, and therefore cheerfully re-
THOMAS j. BoYKIN, MI
BALTIMORE, Feb 10th, 1868
Dr. j. d. laurence Dear Sir-T take pleasure
in recommending your RoSADALIS as very pow
Yours truly, R. W. CARR, NJ. D.
We know DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis to be a safe
and reliable Alternative, &c. and take pleasure in
recommending il to the profession and to the pub
nc.
A d. No0ag, 81. D: BARNES, NJ. D.
}. II. WinsTEAD, NJ. D. 5 Woo ARD, NJ: D,
= q B kdAM a. D. " !. Ter, MI
q huGGAN, d. D. " BULLOCK, u. ID.
Wilson y C., January eth, 1858.
For Testimonials Of REMArKABLE CURES see
Rosadidis Almanac for this Year.
PREPARED AT Tie LABORATORY OF
D R. u .JLAWRENCF& 90
PA BALTIMORE ST.,
BALTIMORE.
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WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
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- probato-ExenOsha county Ccufs
-. sbs 1ass VIII an1 testament Of AeiF'
Lazy, dseeassc' - writing par
O. "tn-ting 10 be lie last viii and te'ta1s ry
po .ins me Town Of Bristol "a tNe 80 5 Eg-
Law, "a state q Wisconsin,, a@.so' ~ also the
noiha aD - Lion u Il .fam hesyez' - TIE .oWn
aSc9mPsi5 "s t%clos1a county, and Eo| nd culver Of
OF BEls-- -.styj il said c0uB y, p
the to% ~ lat tie said he - & ated AZ
ott az BRISTOL, la said couT on Or AZ mi e t5g
msnt il the last will sDc saa deceased
that they, tho sl3 p9Icieners she ldeulcl bicau
V-ss1er and EdSs I'd Culver named and appointed 10
and 5y tue sale 2st VII md tasJGTent executor there
Of and prGyidy tuaJ day be appointed Tor hearing
tho proofs u last viii and testament. It Is there
fore ordered that the proofs OF said sruent De hea
before tbs Judge o. this Court, saturday, tbe 18th
day Of tober. D. 1865 ocloek Z. u. 1t his ffo-
bate office Ia The city hsnosha.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof b.
given 70 all persons interested, by publishing
this order for three successive weeks prloS
TO said day Of hearing IL the Kenosha Tec-
graph, weekly newspaper published al the city OF
Keno5hs in said county.
Dated Kenosna, September 14th, 1868.
HIRAM FUTILE.
3w16 County Judge
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Sale of Forfeited State Lands.

| Office of Commissioners OF School and Uni
yersitv Lands MADISON WIS, Aug. oath, 1868.
nj Office is hereby given that all the School, Uui.
lv versty and swamp lands in the State Of Wis.,
consin, which have been forfeited by of the
non yment OF interest for the year 1868, will be
offered Tor sale at public auction, the capitol in
Madison, on the 10th day OF December, A. d. 1868,
unless sooner redeemed said sale to commence
AT 9 O'clock A. NJ, and continue from day to day
until all OF said lands shall have been offered. Said
Land will be offered by counties arranged in al
phabetical order. fTvs sac t.6E 500 iiH
Among these are the following described lands
in KenOsha county, which will be offered at the
price named opposite each tract, (nnder the heading
Total amount due State which includes the
principal due the time Of forfeiture; the interest
ON the same to January l., 1869 all taxes which
have Deen returned against the land and remain
paid; the cost of Advertising and three per cent
damages
Said lands will be sold subject to all unpaid tax
es against the same, not included herein, .gG
The percentage payable at the time of purchase,
will be fxedby the commissioners at the sale
+ dIoTAs s ( A5LES, G9S,.,st@ a,G
H CHAs. II. GILL, nd sUns0srssty Lands.
AdUertiseDaent of Eorteited Mortgage Lands IN
/Lla,
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A NICE TOP BUGGY AND FAMILY
CARRIAGE FOR SALE OR 1T WILL y,
RI BE TRADED FOR HORSES
Enquire at the Livery Stable OF
Ii. n. JEWETT,
Keuoaha Julv / at 1858
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BoSToN, Jan. 90, 1865.
PoLAND's WHITE PM: COMPOUND. After
having given it thorough trial, can confidently
recommend Poland's IThite Pine Compound as
very valuable article for the of colds, coughs
and pulmonic complaints generally In several
cases, we have known it to give promptrclief when
all other remedies which had been tried had failed
1t is article, which, in climate SO pronotlve OF
sudden and severe colds is that of New England,
ought to be in every family; and we are sure that
those who once obtain it, and give il affair trial. VIII
not thereafter be willing to be without It., 70
A VALUABLE MEDICINE. - Dr.. POtcFld's Wh1te
Pine Conspound advertised in our columns, is sue
cessful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor
oughly tested by people in this city and vicinity,
as.d the proprietor has testimonials TO its value
from persons well known to our citizens. We rec
ommend its trial in all those cases of disease to
which it is adapted. 1t is for sale by all our drug
gists. - ". y. Iadependent.'
The White Pine Compound is now sold in every
part of the United States and British Provinces.
..r. fs-t a-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-19
vaAase>, @c9iel- Ane @pebittous= gel9G(t in
Nep yorF,

fDT6tNtt WtTUItlf:
Btfsrsuns ron paIiasefde tne itr bic Reile rvn
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Daapfsr unp Seselibtf; GeIIeettrune prn GEL
psrn Enb @usferttsuus pcn @e1radtsn ttr 0tuilh
laup, GtnstetunS rpn Grtidaften unb Bcrr9
gen AMI @pnmaGt. NusReIuus ron Wedleln ait
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(Bortiebuua frlgt.;
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Gin Doctor % in Carve,
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purre Gin semiler Sos. Grammer> pe'
cur9 @dnpeauHe9en ale &ranfbeiten
curirt auf Mntlase elmer Trdulein Spbi,
liza .@imel Dor Squire Ser9ent in Gbaefo
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ti9 gu frie9en sbef Der @inter NIT pouem
Grnjte anrudt. 81, VIZ nj t}G'h] 3
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@ebr+ @tQtu8 u. Dunbar'8.
9eut1be Sa,rf
UiQiuS Bros. & Dunbar.

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s9tr ss i T. eas Se9etttrsa 9sn Notsa Tne S$a!s.
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tsnfdetne &c: fert|een mtr fGelbf, inter @arantirune BE,
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men 81 BET aalesen Dosttesn gorr.ipoaeenttn fhs un
Sob aus.
5. N~ussablun9 BON @elbern.
Den @eeenpertb BON 9 etrd gen, pelde uns aurt 3we.
Der Gus3ablune tn Deutl9lanb ober Der S&wet, amer
t5aat wsrsen. laasn wtT sen! felbf Il ben entleesnft.
icneen une l6nnen unfere Quftraeseber bic 0utttuuecu
%eerfclben ieiner Belt In Gmpfane ntbmen.
6. Berfauf Don Yana0e >S@efnen
sur usberiaert BON Bremen, 5ambure uns atpertsuI
mad Neg-gort per @esell&tH Ober 9anpfbeet, fe<tt
Snlaub-Ya1aeelaetne sur Netfe BON New-Eort 10 ct.
Paul III ntebrteReu prttfeu.
Z. Be3ablun9 bon Taren
IN tsbem Xbstle bes @taates, Nnfauf uxb Berlauf zoe
9runsetesntbum eeeen GOn,n,iilpn &c. &c,
8. Wereint9tesS taoten Bpne8
altr art, ais 5-2Oer, 10-4Oer unb 7-3Oer fauiea unb
%perfapfsa MIR gum Gases-Gourle.
Oebriber WiutuS unb Dunbar
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WQrDeu GttD @nu8,

Ueutlhes @afz unp Boarptna 8 Huus,
Gdc eer A. uni Minne'ota' St:aBe
OF. paul, Wtnn.
son 6enrp Bpdenfelb.
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btr(, une Brauem(s Elm aert&tete @af- unb
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bteu ma iberbaupt. SD enpfeble oa6clbe bier
init tsaens ben, sesbr.en beutiden Vublifur1.
6enrY Bpdenfelb.
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Sd fat-e tie Ieentur fur tis
D1utuM!zgift Snl urauce 60. y. SEEM 9Jcrt
CAPITAL: ,0e0 .Oe0.
g. ptea1s mid ereItd ttr Qpetrune, ben, Nauf unp
RertuuT Won Yaubrarranis, Se,obluna non SIfuerr tic
Wusrart!ae. Benz 4ouf UNI Ueriluf bon 2Reenldoftru
III Gpmm.'fcn tE Grtb. tune rra Natreis an 2ieetn
(daften oeer @eitd ten, Ger unte1iuduu5 reip. Hertt.
ttaun9 ron Wer5urtuuDfN u. |. N.
BrteEits Infraetu 1T Beiue auf tracne tines bee
Uben8enanuten We'Gdite pe1esn ibl:unieu beautmprtet
uno rtrc %Iterbaupt Sse,r her Nb an mtb in etnem bet
rrcmaie une reeue BeeteauuB ia meinem Sc 1l
erunai az sema5t babe.
s.. 81. 2ubU;a.
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PEI unttr,ei@nste rsprdlenttrt fir Ben Stat Ttr.
nslota ete Maatc!geneen gnsres-Ftrnen Gtteasv's unp
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@ef&dft
$M Snbilio,
Nem III m : Mtnne1pta

Per untss,si@nste reprdlsnttrt fit Ben etaat @tr.
ubtrrtmmt uas e~fsettrt Mufsrlse iIr btelslbs.
+.
S. Ma6lener,
8. 8ernauers N}a6iclser, Smeortsur pun
unb 5lnbler in @eiu unb 9ifprc.
9ejtiueur BON reinem 9iossenmaIs . epiritus
Nectifcirer oou &bisfep.
q. $irhbpf s. 60,
Gabrifantfn ppn unb 6ineIer In alien Gpytsn GiTs,
5ar tie %eenannten Sdu CT ssrsiie Id ,rm eebuf her
&ntsesennatme ron N%uf:rcssn r~eselmatts aue BRET
Menat idmmtlide (erats,1Adftsr!ote lts Studies,
nobrens Id 3s bell ern @t!uupta ien tsr N:tHntiSta 81
l9af1sfreunSs pss 3auies
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81 tsn dr is;sS%G Ss gess:aaanetsuna tests Mas!sn'asst
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Netn lum
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TQrmer'8 9ptel,
Gumiaipn @traBe, erte 5aus run Der 5afinss
UerrY Gambling,


gtrmiaiun @t1aBe, srte 9aus ron ter 5aNinBs
GerrY Gambling,
50 fin9S, Mtnne1pta,
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iIr bic Ibisre fnsst man bel tbm.
q. NpbtL.
9taats 9parbanf Seretn.
sTATE SAVING ASSOCIATION.
minneapolis,
gnr{tal: $25,000.
y atae Dtvtptnee mad bes aste soa Ssr9tsst str Sab
frrisen ieber Governments teuer TT ,eu Ben !estsn 3
SHu,attu fur aue tasu bere&ttste @au'men sertatst
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.sS7 UT a.9iSr{ebtu unb tpete 3tnfeu as Capital BON
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Dentibe Serfbernn0s:
A9entur

BON 4eter 8dneiher.
DIFee Gdc ter st Setter uut 9. @srase.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

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sasSs ~ - y -. - ksfsss az g.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

The failure OF the mad policy o3
impeachment lis the death kneiI al
radicalikan In aiie 50ls5fry. 1t ii 90
admitted BIZ the High Priests and
Apostles of radlealisi1a III tlaenaselves
Said the New York hudfeetsd5sk
whosa editor Ia Tlieoipre s. fit1n, the
bosom friend of summer aud Butler
ssOne fact that will have some
waight with genuine Ra1oublicAns ~
the 1aut that, II Mr.. J0kucen b 90
quilted, reconst ruction and fhe Re-
Publican party are destroyed tUekas-
ar.fy
10 the srns erect wrofs John W.
F0rney, The Secretary uf the Seaafe,
and the editor and proprietor of TIVE
papers, sboth daiiy" Hear him
Should the Senate Of the United
States fail To c0avfct Andrew john
son On the accusations of the House,
notan electoral vote. with the exceps
ton Of the vote OF West Virginia,
Missouri, and Tennessee, vial be
given to General Grant IN hesouth-
eTn States next November.
Now listen to old Thad Stevens,
the great Mogsal and LawgiyeF OF
radicalisEn.
If the President In not convicted
the radical candidates will carry bat
two Northern States, Massachusetts,
and Vermont. ~
Thus the three shining lights In
the radical party coincide In the
opinion or prophecy THAI II the Presse
dent was acquitted, tie radical party
would not ouly be defeated this fall
but would be destroyed altogether
In this instance they are doubles
true prophets. Indeed, 20 fatal was
the failure OF inspeach nasnt consid-
cred hy the leading minds Of the
radical party TINT, We have the best
CT authority FOR stating, DIR. 0olEax
himself declared In Washington that
Ii impeachment failed General Grant
would not be q candidate for the
Presidency. This pressure OF party
necessity has forced Grant to osIsr
himself up as the saforIogn hopeu of
radicallsns. He Is bound 90 an In
glorious defeat, and with his delaaE
radicalism win sink tn its dishonored
grave, "uuwept, tfnhcnored and uri-
sung a-- DGrsapost Democrat.
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Two hundred years ago Spain was
one Of the most powerful countries Cd
| the globe, ard throughout the civil
azell world thsFe wae no broader IT,
| tie than that of Spanish cavalier. -
Now she has fallen 80 low ~ 10 be
the mere sport Of oil Europe, and
each year sinks lower I'm the scale
There is nothing more true than
that HISTORY re3eaSs itanlf, and the
coaases which have been ak work e.
Their 30 elevate or ruin our species I'm
oseeT parts 0f tins world win Isasa ae
surely work the salaas good or evil to
us.
The whole history of man warns Us
that 10 II lanpoesibae to blend togeth-
or differeut races without degrading
beth, and neaxiy all nations which
have achieved greatness and then
gene down b ruin have owed their
hi soa disregard Of this warning,
and an attempt TO do violence 10 the
laws 0f nature. Even when both
rasses have been great and powerful,
yet different In essential characters
tics, condemnation has produced q
progeny wholly unlike either, and
without single one Of their good
Qualities. The poor, begging organ
grinder, more resembling the mon
key which usually accompanies him,
than the mighty men of ancient
KosTae, IL the true descendant of the
GicerD,s, the Caesars, the Gates and
Ant0ayas, whose lame has filled the
world Tor eighteen centuries, and he
IL living exponent OF the truth that
aaen of dIfferenf blood cannot mix
without destroying both races. The
nain&ilng 0f bleed of the great race
which ruled the world from the seven
hills OF the sseteruai city, with races
almost equally great, produced the
miserable beings who now occupy
the fruitful plains OF italy, or carry
harp and organ and plaster images TO
delight the children of those who de-
sceiEied from the barbarian race
which refused TO arlalganaate with:
Roxsae.
Two hundred years ago, Spain In
her greatness conquered the MOors,
and the two races have blended to-
Rether. The characteristics which
have made both great have wholly
disappeared, and thus we have In
our own times an example ct the per
niei0us effects of anaalganaataon.
Yet we have now In this country q
powerful party seeking 10 put upon
an equality with us race 10 low that
no ether people on earth before have
ever been Wiling 10 unite with therns
In any capacity whatever. 70 give
them an equal voiee In the govern
naeslt Is bat . step towards the con-
summation, which Ii complete ANAL
gaunkfon and the destruction ofbofls
races.
Let the people think this over. We
have only presented an idea Or two
on this subject, but Il b enough 30
sak wis men, who love theirKace and
are proud az It's achievements, To
thinking, and II people are viii
lilak 10 think, they viii not be long
n destroying the parsy which q
bringing fhezn b ruin Dsnoerutfc
Ha<6ka5aa.
Doors. If yosa want . nice pair Of
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