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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

TESTIMONY BEpoRE TIE RErRxNcHaESr
COMMITTEE IN New YoRK.-The sub-conm nit
tee Of the joint Congressional, Committee on
Retrs uchment, pursuant TO adjournment, met
IN New York yesterday. Testimony was gwen
before them TO the effct that an ex-coi lectOr OF
internal revenue paid last June s3lO1O 70 one
ID. e. BIrdsall as blackmal in n proceed z
commenced by A. A. Belknap, special agent Of
the Treasury Department for whom Judge
Fullerton was counsel; that when arrange
Hsnts for the payment Of the money were made
Judge Fullerton was present IN BrdsalI's Of
rCs. and tha, lately the parties concerned have
repaid TO the ex-collector s&&sJ0 The inyesi-
Eal.Un Wlil D. resumed to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13
10y COOP nR 4 LATIhER, Aucttspse-s.
- Late clerks with Jas. q. McSIuire A 90 D
southwest correr OF Pennsyiysnis avenue aud nts
street, Star Ofice Building

5l0r STREET. NORTH SIDE BETwErE
tLknENIH AND TWELFTH STREETS, AT
e. On THGRsDAY AFTERNOON, Noven
s.f Der 18th, 1868, st 4 O'Clock, in front of the
dence No. $40 street, bet ween Hth snd
.th streets near llih street, tanning II rooms
bath room and hall, water aud gas, nermaneut
wash tubs. range and furnace
This 10 one OF the most complete houses o. its
size in the city, and being In one OF the princios
streets and In one Of she best loo ations ouId De
mano the attention OF Jarties in search Of a com
Terms; One third cash; the residue In and 4,
nc ntbs, secured by a deed of trust with notes
stsmEs at cest of Pui Sl00 down at time of
sAle COOPER LATIMER
no l3 q lint Auctjona.r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

The object OF this Association IL to secure q cash
payment within forty dsys after the death Of .
nte NJ beT oi es many dollars there are me nbers
her hefr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

KsIGHTs or PYTHIAs.-Tbe SVpremA Lodg ge
Cf tL- knights of Py taIas adjourned their aa-
nUai session IN Wilmington, D-l ~sdnrsday
evening, 20 meet again in the cry Of RIchmOn 1,
Virgins, on the second Tuesday IN March a
Con-ti'u-IOn vas adoped for the entire Order.
III r4JUaI amended, and many Importan,
Ch1HE-s made The delegates from me yariJu ;
States were splandldly entertained during their
say % 'he Grand Lodge OF Dsiaware. The
Most IN ior-AnJ actica taxen during the sssslOn u
- A. -" refusal 10 recognize proposed orSnc n
81 ths order styled ssC "a ciaves."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13
6syernueut S.eurtties.

WAeHINGToN, Nov. 13, lS6s.-Jay CooKe q
90 furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
erument securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

elThe Dumber Of children registered a. a..
fep6an's ~ the public schools In mo city of
New York v - Go the daily average atten.
dance ~ he evening schools is aD.OGJ.
DxThe New York Evening DIAL says that
bun dI. ds of mice young men" in that city
msuy OF them ssocifty fellows >" live entirely
upon bor rowed money.
evSmi.h lives in C,Icinpati. There are six
2 ItIudr.d and tw-nty- three Of him doing ousi-
iet N iks. eity, and those Of him who are
named Joan lave dSJnuied down 10 TWO hun.
dFFd and ten. s..r at
sY-The venerable Bishop Early preached In
u Washington -StgPe. Jiethodist Chsrch, in
PfsrsnuTg, Va, on Sunday last r
y The straw -braijers Of England are dis.
traSssd at the disappv Ar ance oil bonRets from
fe q ale hea0s. - trs ra5.F NtiP i4
ss-Ths "Bsehslor'e Rccst" is an ont West
tdas eksepiUs scc,tty. aOFt .ilr = ~
tS-A-bcy born IN New Orleans, on the eve
q elec- ion, was named Horatio Sey mour Blair.
pg-The stallion Midnight has been sold in
LsayeBHoItn, Kansas, for 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

ERBpERICKsBURGA AND DGoRDoKsvILLRR RAIL.
RoAD-We learn, from reliable authority, that
q party OF capitalists from Philadelphia have
made arrangements with the officers and stock.
holders OF the fredericksburg and Gordons.
Vile railroad TO complete the road as early as
is practicable. About twenty I'VE miles OF The
roed were graded and ready for laying the
track before the war. The road was about
forty miles long.-Richmoad Eng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13
MEMBERAHIP FEES


The membership fees are sir f0lla,s at lointus,
bT hHtta cert thodt. 0f DlsgatsFsasg f-tgg
stsAtdl aid one dollar ano ten cent. i. the death
oi each msmber, OF which due notice be slyen.
One cci.sr from each member GO : tue widow 20
h-irs OF the deceased member, aud the ten cent q
Tor eNpS uses Oi collecting.
This Company is tiyided into TEN CLASSES
EOk hEN sad fHS GLASSES tpR WOMEN
sooI Gs thee clauses hllsi, ten now classes
viii b. -fopt-d Men aud women are not allowed
the same classes. Everything is done % make
each Class email
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

SECRETARY SCHoFIELD left town this morn l.
ing for Baltimore, 10 attend TO some private
business, and will be absent until tom orrow
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

AZ III ETERxAsrRg PLEADS GUILTY
~ F"KGs john M. Kills, VINO, with his
aecdmThees, forged nearly S7U,OC0 in Govern
IT. NOuchefs duT' ~ TIE war, was brougnt
UI Tor trial AZ SG-hNIii. l..s. vyeex He pleaded
gnlli5 ano WHs rsoo nrutgtsc 70 jaIi % await sen
lrnce- One OF MS cOnisd-T ,tps N the forgerIes
was sentenced Rot long since - Twelve months'
Imprisonment In the JAY al ChIeago. and others
are now awaiting trIai In thst ci;y. At thetIrrs
he fOT geTi1~ were coInIalusd Kt.,s uns a ouar.
tsTmGsteI IA the army. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

RKCEIPTs FROM CUsross.-The receipts from
customs AZ the ports blow named from Nov
"a 10 7th inclusive Were as follows New
York. sl.S-Je15il; Boston, 8 I30, ,39o. tG; PhlIa.
dsiphia -l2j,519.UY; Baltimore, 40; total,
S2,+e. ,j35.l-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

THE NEXT UNITED STATES SENATR-The
following table gives the names of the United
Slates Senators whose terms Of Office expire ON
Aeroh fth, next, with the names of their sue
cessors, % far az chosen. democrats in italicl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

s<h Mississippi cOlOTed preacher has com
meresd publishing The Colo-ed Citizens
MOnthIy
a. Tie reI uhlcau residential e.se,o-s will
b. '-Es ur I'D or Dr --H-uer IO-h, il PalIsdeI-
yhIa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13
THE PRIZE RING.

INTERNAL RKvENUK.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S3u0,s492I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

The PRKsIDKNr, II is understood declines to
Gil the vacancy lef, by the retirement of Brig.
General Hooker, as he believes reduction IN
The army will BE- made at the next session of
Congress, which reduction he is in favor Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

APPoISTED-The President has appointed
Arthur ID. Markley Collector of Internal R-y.
snue for tine Sixth DISTRICT of Pennsylvania vice
A. Il. Longaker, resigned. The appointment
was recommended by the retiring collector,
Hon. Il. ii. Boyer, and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

GENERAL GRANT and lady, ACCOMPANIED by
GrnrraIs Dent and idesu, left here last even.
ing Oh the O'Clock tram for West Point, New
York and will be absent about a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

ACCORDING 10 the report of Comm ssioner
Wells, the sales of liquor by retail dealers iu
he United States for one year amounted to
Si.is&iaI,s65. Of this sum New York is cred
tied with 52o. Pennsy Ivania Isl SO, ,4g5
OHIO sI5l,7 ,73i,s7j, and Illinois SIIgBI9Ij.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13
tILUsTRArfoN.

Cisss &" A" has S0yj m ale members. man d,s.
Inc AsscciA alton pays over within oTIy gay. IS ~
70 the NiIoW or heirs en1 fhe refsaiuiug N mh.r.
Onward lthiD thirty days dollar aud tea cent
each g. lie Association 70 reimburse at Fsiiiss
&C. send this sam, inss forfeit O. the Association al
mODeys csid. AMI the AssOcisfioa Supplies a ne ~
uenber 70 MI the place Of tie refining one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

TEE WHITE HoUsg.-The regular meeting OF
the CABIN was held to-day: all The members
present except Secretary Schofield and Seer
tary Seward, though the latter was represented
by Assistant Secretary +. W Seward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

Ggy. GRANT ard Hon. T. A Rollins Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, had lons in :
,erview yesterday afternoon, at the Office OF
Commissioner Rollins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

REVENUE APPOINTMENTS Ts-Secretary Nc
Culloch to-day made the following appoint
ments of Internal Revenue officers:
Storekseper,-W. N Berkeley, Ist La; John
X. WInoer, Utah Territory.
Guogers-Wm. +. Districht, w. A. Sands,
John a. BeitemaD, Sth Pa; Jacob Rsif Atm
Ind John r. Brand, ith Ohio; Robert Camp
bell, B. b. Bitner, Utah Territory; J. q Bar.
o'r, j. A. label, VIM. VI. Brown, q. w. Ho-
taling. LIST Ill,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13

Kali Persons between the ssss of 20 aud Is y.srs
The Glasses for women Ere the same a. sb.,e
hny one that is found O. give his her age wrong
sil be expelled, aud the m0ueys aii forfeited a.,
TIE Association. kaCh Glass 10 limited TO seU
members. Each person paws 50 upon becoming 9
uemcef, ahd = 40 eacn time member dice be-
Nsuosr.
A 'q.1n5-' ~ oh- 'tass casAot ,. asssssef tais
dollar a. S1sD35eT 81 aastasr Cas- fl,, Eaea
ttdsS - ISDEFENDE-'r, sIUtag No 5SsatctiOs se.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-13
ADVANTAGES.

tne eGssntages OF tnis Association over orsissr
i-ie INSURANCE Companies are, gN.ic. can
freak u; the Ices are small, aud guired % De
paid st such long intervals, that sny an can
secure ~ has family a COmps In sis as.f.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03
County Judge in ana for Eenosha County
Ia ssoAa.e--skenosha County Court.

n the matter of the last VIII and Testament of
ram Tutle Deceased
1 e TERS tesiameitary in said matter being this
- day granted to Jason Laihr3p. juuior, and
arOihe Louisa rnttle, OF the City and County oil
Avnosha in the State of Wisconsin, OF The last
vi, ana Testament of said Hiram TUltle, deceased
d.e resident OF said city, aud xix months from
,ud all the tenth day of November, 4. ID. iS6S
icing hy the County OErt oi said county by it, or
der, do we'd TO creditors To pres, ut then claims
against said deceased for examination and allow
nee, notice is hereby given thai the Judge of said
Court Will ON Monday. the l8tn day oil December,
\ ID. 1865, ut one CLOCK p IN OF said day, be at
ais office in sand County for The purpose Of exam
ming and allowing all claPs and de-
ndnds of All persons against said deceased. And
Ills further ordered iha notice of this order be
given by ttS ptuitatInu IN the kSnos ta 'elv<.ah.
i newspaper pubiisied weekly la Krnosha city for
tour successive weeks before the time appointed
aforesaid, ana also by posting copies OF tins order
IN four public places IN the SAID CITY OF KenoSha at
least four weeks before said 2Sth day OF December,
ID. 1868 j. j. PETIT,
County Judge. in and for the County of Kenosha
Dated at Kenosha, the 10th day of November,
363. 4w24
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03
In probate--gkenosha County Court.
In the matter OF the Estate of Hannah Pierce de

In the matter OF the Estate of Hannah Pierce de-
cea-ed
ETTERS testamentaty in said matter being this
IA day granted to John Jilsun, of the City and
County oil krn0sha in the State OF Wisconsin, up
on he last Win and Testament Of said Hannah
Piece, deceased, te a resident of "a d city. and
SIX months from and alter the eleventh day OF No
vember, j, 1868. being BY the County Court of
said county by Il il us order allowed 10 creators
to present their Claims against said deceased lor
aHlIuaIiu aud allowance, notice is hereby given
that the Judge Of said Court VIII, on Monday he
2Sth da Of December, A. d. 1868. at one O'Clock
m OF said day. be at mis- Office IN said county or the
purpose OF examn ming and allowing all Claims AID
demands OF ali prr-uns against said deceased q nd
it il fnrihet ordered that notice OF TINS order be
given by its ouhlica ion in the Kensha Telegraph
d news apcI pubshtd weekly in keuOsha ci y. for
four successive weeks before the time appointed
Ialuiesaid for examining accounts. &C.. and also by
posting copies o. this order ii four public places in
The sad city OF Kruusia at least four weeks before
said 2sth any ot December, 1853 j. } PATTI,
County Judge IN and fer Ken osha County
Dated al x nosha, the 18th day Of November,
1853, 4w24
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03
In Probate--Kenos a County Court.

In the mai. er of the estate oil Isaac herman late
Ut Brighton, Kennsha cnunty. deceased
IA Il, adm, aud fling the pc itou of Eli Sher-
~ man the executor OF the last will aud tesla
ment of Isaac Sh arman deue sed. representing
among other Things mat he has fully admins ered
sal state and praying thai time md place be
hXel for allow ng and examining his account of his
imnstratipn TO b.. fled IL il ordered that said
account be examined by tae Judge of this court
the sIzt etth day of December 1868. AT his Office
IN the city AID county Vi Kenosha, at O'Clock p.
OF sau day.
And it l. urther ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by publishing this
" der ~ T. KenOsha Telegraph. a weekly hewspa-
perpuhlished in KcnoSha city, once week for three
weeks succes sIvcly. before said day of hearing.
Dated at Keno,ha cit,, November 10Th. T.. 1S6S.
j j. ErrIT.
County Judge in and for Kenosha county.
%,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03

COnHty IoHtt,
In the matter Of the oa uto al Cornelius Schlescr.
lat oi the to~n OF S0mers, duce,ss Cd keu0sha
county, 81
a reading aad ihng the petition OF Henry Lin.
" srO II admans tratOg " .llc sara nc, setImR
lUs III Tue dmOuut 90 pNreula Gb,aEa tnat ht- come
futo ats liapus. ,dd ttfG Qisp, isu theieut-the
anIuunt ~ dcUs Outstanding dgalrt huu dt ceased
aud descIip tiuH 81 ait t.v iyal nae ct which
dld Hseu uied seized. dup flc { iHG ,t 90 and
Yaldg OF tue rcspcCtv piitolS lLetr'i; ana pay
ing lnat licGA-u ne 10 ma gH.tted I, al ~ sad
rcal estate ~ olutf y pay ~ te7to ga t-m suite,
aud d appearing by rIl y "A 1HI at't \ not
III IeiI pers andi elite ~ de hHids - sald nd
m .iIstiator OF sald v~Gue 10 pI' saia uebls and
Al H. Ir Ne eAray q order 10 Jy tne snuie 10 sell
"a u "a raai sslfce. gu d ~italtcG b ,pwH OF
somcrs Ia kedosha county. de- CrlUed a. follows.
| 10 VII: COMMENCING at ths northwest corner OF
he nur" est quar- tn o. recilOn uumger Z, in town
numDer two north ~ range bamb,rl5 east, thence
south uu the west iinc ui the sale quarier ection
hgIly RODS thehc etrl pTaIei win TIE north line
81 said quarter srci9n Jjz rod, thence nJrtherly
eighty oGs g'a ~ pom ln t4uA0r,h line Of haif
quarter rec lJl % Aud 3-lths rods east o.
ne northwest ,oanr OF said quarter sec
ion, thence Yves, on the secti III line TO
the pace cf beginning containing aud 6-25tb
acres more or lrs aiso Tue iOi,uwing described
and, % VII, Cohm hc,uZ III III southeast corner
VI the southeast quarter q hrcl0p one. III salt
own ana rdnss luilHcr rs ehD Us" -, lnenc'
sesi 70 rods. iLrucc north ~ rCdF, hence eArt u
rods, thence ro"ih ! rUus 70 the ace o begin
iing aiming 70 acr more 81 e-s. II J. there
r. orr cd tlai ali persOIis lteiert ~ raid es
ATE api ,.a OeiJ.e Inc Juagc ~ tis Court, 81
rue. day. he 24d day at December. = y 1865 a
.u'Ci cr IA az he pru1d Oidc IN the q y G
1ruirha, iu sad uuiy ,ncn ana thrre ~ SHOW
aass q az liiere be- Wis ncehse sholila bot d.
iau,eu tu sai4 adiauiirial.r p said cstale to sci
80 real - arc accounting 10 ne p"yT m eaia ~
i5T ana De- .awB"i iA'- tte a. riC0 va-er iiaaf
.i pro Iord ua 70 rs iarlttr "ratp"d. tint
ip y .blt, Il bun .e j.. y ,-ned inr fHnr -lo
=. -.se 80. rifI et0rad ~ ~ j "ri"g ~ ult
!a ,i lec.jy ~ .-Jt.1- "a a,d coun.
t-p,saJ e,r ea ~ i'srsol- ~ Tesi,d
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03
Male OF Observation-Disclosures County, IS
Kenosha county Circuit Court.

N the matter Of the Estate of Luther H. Pike de.
ceased.
sAS reading and fling the petition of Edward
nc said estate. representing among other things
hat they have tally administered SAID estate and
tfaylng that lime and place be fixed for allowing
'nd examining their account Uf their admit lstratiun
lea wltn sand petit On, II is ordered that sud ac-
count be exam ued ny The judge Of this curt on
the l1tn day of December Lext ensuing, at his Of
Il IN tle Guy and County of Kenosha at clock
NJ of said day.
And 1t II lurtilgr ordered that notice thereof be
{lv'n 10 all parsons Interested by publishing this
rider IN the kenOsha elegraph newspaper pub
hfhed weekly Iii The city OF Keno~ha for four week
'accessiycy before said 9TH day of December Is 8.
Dated November H. A. d. 1858
4w24. J..J. PETIT,
County Judge in ana for Kenosha County.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03
IN Probate--Kenosua County Court.

In the matter the oeiste oi William H. Noble, dc.
Cedseu. Aenoshu county, IS,
p ErTENS vi adm inistra,lon in said matter being
hA granted 70 Jane N0O.e vf inc sad county
OF oe"osna, he second daJ Ui July, A y. ls6l,
O5 the -au County CuHrt, ana st1 onth7 f.om and
utter Ihe -2Hd day % UctuUer, A. - 1913 being al
lOWuU u cleultyfs ~ present telr Chains against
7ulu deceased Jr eXainiuatlOa ana allowance; no.
tlce Is hereby gwen tilu the J"dge % SAID Court
all. on tnr egnlH gay oi pecem0er a. ID. 1868, at
one 0'ciOck 7. OF said dby, his once said
CUnntJ, examine and ADJUST an cain7 and de-
nlinds % al persons az llhst said dccodsed And
IN L. further ordered That notice OF this order be-
gwen Oy It's pu0iicd ia tAc HGuOsnd Zee .rdnh,
paper y Dl.shcd weekly IN k.nOsna city, IOr
tour successive weeks Ueture The tune appointed
atOreslu. and afro by POSING copies vi hl- Urder
la iuur pubdc places in the city OF hehosha. at
leu t our VEGAS beioIe said Slh dAy ol December,
Is s.
Dated at Kenosha the Gath day of October, A. ID,
lo6S.
BY the Court, JAMES j. PETIT,
County Judge in an Tor henosnn county.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03

III The matter Of the estate OF Henry Lazy de
'edscC.
Y - TT II Testamrutary "A said matter being
Il this day granted 90 edward CnlveTand Hiram
euv..r OF SAID county, executors OF tie last viii
aud Testament O said Henry Lazy laie OF the town
81 Bri TOT Ia tue county OF keBosla, decra-edl an
tx months f. m and after the ser, nternth day OF
October 4. d. IS s. being by the comfy court Of
SAID county By lhs iIs order allowed 10 creditors
10 present Their claims agatt said deceased I"r
examination aud allowance. moi &c l. hereby gwen
lha The Judge Oi said court has appointed The 18Th
lay If DecvInb A d. 1865 az one O'Clock P. u.
If said day, at his Office in raid ounty Tor the pnr
pose of examining aud allowing all claims aud de-
mnands OF all PERSONS against "a d de- ceased
And IL s. fBrti ordered that notcr of this der
lc given by Us publ catiOn in the Keuosha Tefv
sraph newspaper published in keiosha city for
uur successive weeks before the time appointed
.frresad and also by posting copies OF this ora
u four public places III the town Of Bislol TN "a d
OuniS at leasI ,our week, before said 2eth DAY Of
ID c. mbrr a. d. 1903
Dsied at Kenosha city the 18th day Of October,
4. ID. lebS JAM ES re III,
County Judge IN and for the county OF kehosha.
AW25
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03
PROGRAMME

/. Calling Roll,an response by sentiments.
2. School Reports.
Class Exercise, j P. Briggs.
4. Essay, Miss Shepard.
s. Class Exercise, Supt. HANNAH.
+. Essay, Miss Fitch
Z. Discussion OF Question "ResoIged, That
c )mpuioory attendance OF children ut school
wound conduce to the highest interests of So
| c.ety y Chief dlsputants, F. T. Lee, AT +; j.
?. Briggs, Neg.
8. Reading contents of Budget Box"
9. Miscellaneous Business.
The enthusiastic response toa call for
a meeting of teachers assures wide
awake interest for the future. Let all the
teachers and friends within reasonable
distance make a strenuous effort to be
present at the next meeting. A good
time is guaranteed. SECRETARY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03
In the matter Of the estate OF Ludwig B!iice
ceased.

III the uaJLeF VI tuG estate Oh ILuOMiS btuCe, ue-
ceased.
4 EFTEkS of administration IN said matter hav-
IA ing Deen granted toElizabeth Veves and Ber
nard L Ieves, residents OF the Town OF Wheatlana
in the county of kenosha, State OF Wisconsin,. on
the third day OF June 1885, it is hereby ordered that
the time allowed to said admInis to dispose
OF the estate and pay The debts Of the said deceased
is six months from and after the 2Jth day OF Octo-
her A. ID. 1858. within which time it is ordered and
allowed creditors 10 present their claims against
said deceased Tor exam nation and allowance and
notice is hereby given that the pdge OF said Court
will the nineteenth day of December, a. ID 1868,
at one O'Clock r. M Of said day be at his office in
said county for the purpose OF examining and al
lowing ali Claims and demands fall persons against
said deceased; And it is furt Ter ordered that
tce this order be given by its pubica tion in the
henoshd Telegraph, newspaper pu0 ished week
ly in Kenosha city, for four successive weeks be-
fore the time appointed aforesaid and also by post
Ing copies OF this order in four public places in the
town of Wheatland in said county before the 10Th
day of December, 1868 4WZ3
Dated at Kenosha, the twenty ninth day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1868. j. y. PETIT,
County Judge in ana for the county of Kenosha
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03
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In Probate--Koaosha County Court.

Is the matter q lie tale o1 lsnae twis deceased
ON reading and Il he ietiti.r o BlvirG Twist
& ra ( lsI adt8a'rtrdUt- 81 said estate Ui lsaaC
Twist coca en- Ell 'H a.. I'd mount 0 per MAJ
al. ;o ha~ cnire Is tit.ir hl dS. ard he dir port
ton thro. the dm"CDt o. debts outstanding
x ,itrl said avcra~, o. and a description al all H.,
-al t',U,is at 'yach sid deeti.-td ed s,izr'. and
hertoi and IS ~ fhg liz t~.- be 10Th. m 4 ant &
30 sell All the teid - RE al th' raid sac tNi-i Dc
cea-ed. he ~aidaslvlia i'gist WIDOW Ui raid lsat
Fip It. hJVl:g lis nted 20 i-CCcpt eTCcHsugt
amount 81 atr III lien her cover and Il appear.
iue BY ,ajd prli ioh lha there j. nos suficirhi pc
sOnal estate ia lgr b ~ ts ~ aid Hdm'ul tHiur~ ;,
pay said dent- az pen e. Di ldGl nl~iFatiuH an
Ih3i IL If neceos cd pay thr same, : Sc
all % said r't STATE. describ u ioilCwS. 10 Isl
au-ubei sIX To- township number one NORTH q van.
number iwrni'-tw0 east IN the fowr of Pleasau
Prairie cuHta hg lrr-r Il / therefore 0ruef,
Shat all persons 7 re- ed 10 aid estate npuea, be
~ the ia GO al Iii~ CONT nI Froay he Sh d.'t
~ Janua'y A. - Is 9 IN onc o lock J. ~ ~ Iic
PrDbatr olhcp III ID cry 81 Keno Ina IL "a count
han and there 10 sbo3vc ust (ifaAy lie G be vht
Fwi- and Ira twist adm nlsratorr. o se saie
real tate acc"r' ing lie pane 81 raid pc Hin
And il is fnrihel cred lai a copy h. ord :
81. u publlshrd = oar SU.tf--}Vr W.tks prior
"a Day al n ar e II, CT X no-ha aemsfaI
. We Eiy "ewspa 'f ffibs "a f'ta pep i-h-G 90 Re
ho~An ciy rai4 county ana PEP rally rrN o.,
Il prr- rs ihfei i'.f @ fftisl 'ufs. F'-td ~. pa Do
OIL. al least IaGrt' DAY he'are e4'o n
sea ing
'oGsfE q 81 4HaaG taa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-03
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aiken up by Tie subscriber residing in the town
pi Pear az Prare On "a owAd y him IN ths
tconi ay 80 nov lists DE sofrel ware q ~, " .
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d fne fos hrsd
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