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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-02
BRIGHAM AND HIS DAUGH-
TERS.
Letter From Salt Lake Civil

Letter From Salt Lake City.l
Brigham has So children, about
40 Of whom are females. They are
of all ages, from three to thirty. He
is the father of good deal of talent,
and some OF his children will be
heard of in the world hereafter.
Last night at the theater, I waa par
.ticularly struck by the good, I might
say superb, acting of a young-looking
lady, and learned that she was the
daughter of Brigham, and one of the
five wives of Ell. B. Clawson. The
latter being a man of wealth and
standing, and devoted Mormon,
has married two Of Brigham's daugh-
ters, liz addition to his other three
wives. Isn't that curious way to
do? 1t certainly is to us Gentiles
but to the Mormons it is all perfec-
thy correct and proper. In several
OF The states man is prohibited from
marrying his dead wite's sister, but
here, III Utah, it is much the style to
marry two sisters at once, besides
having several other wives, Many
OF Brigham's children are handsome
and lovable. Those by one of his
wives Mrs. Decker, are particularly
so. He provides well for his numer-
Gus sons-in-law, and takes great
pleasure in seeing his children we'll
married off and happy, if there can
be any happiness in the Mormon
married state, which I doubt. \
marriage takes place now in his fam
lily very often, as his numerous flock
are rapidly maturing. One OF his
daughters married last Saturday. [
hear of one who had to run away to
marry, Brigham being opposed to
the match because the young man
who loved his daughter also loved
lager beer. Brigham tried to break
off the match and keep his daughter
at home, but his home has so many
doors to 1t shat he could not watch
all at once, and she got away. If
this teaches any moral at all, it is
either to have fewer daughters or
fewer doors.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-02
MIR. AND MRS. COLFAX.
Washington Correspondence of the NewYork
World.

Washington Correspondence of the NewYork
World.
How bright and wholesome look.
ing passes Mrs. Colfax in suit of
dark green -absinthe milliner
might call it. [ think she and
Schuyler are about the best mated
pair in the political kingdom. 1t is
rather interesting to watch them in
church, both rather ordinary looking
people. But when the minister says
something marked they look at each
other and compare notes, and when
two people do that you may be sure
there is bond of sympathy. Then
the way IN which their acquaintance
came about had sort of divinity
sharpening. Nellie was a buxon
country maid, living on farm,
doing all sorts Of housework, MIXED
COWS, made butter and bread, and
was, and IS now, perhaps, most
capital cook. Her uncle Ben was in
the Senate, and winter after winter
she leased him to take her to Wash
ington bat he refused. He declared
that Nell was not particularly good
looking, and limited at the expense
OF silk gowns and winter in Wash
ington. But finally he consented
and his neice was introduced into
Washington society, met Schuyler
Colfax, and one day that smiling in
diyidual went to her country home
and married her to the despair of
maturer bellies who had sparkled and
smiled and angled for years in hope
of landing him. All of which
must be very encouraging to rural
damsels who have uncles in the
Congress.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-02

How M. THEIRS Investigating of
Thlefs l will tell you that his little Sc
cret of long life and activity is: Not to
sleep too much at time You will find
that all men who have had green old
age, have made no great friend of bed.
Theirs rises at $50 p. M, he takes bowl
of broth with crust of bread, then he
works until o'clock at that hour he
lies down until $50 o'clock; then o
breakfast OF two eggs nd outlet. From
10 to II he receives. At 10 80 o'clock he
takes dinner in the old fashioned way;
the food is OF the simplest kind. After
dinner he takes to his coupe, and visits
or business fill up his time until 6 %. m.
While driving he dozes; at six he lies
down till eight. He retires at midnight.
His grand dinners are never given until
$50 p. m. NJ. Theirs is very fond of hor.
ses, and has three psirs, full-blooded
English studs. He Is also very fond, or
was, OF riding; but now his splendid
horse Mustapha is led through the
streets of Versailles by the groom, as M.
Theirs has not ridden in three years. He
never makes use of the horses provided
him by the state.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-02

ROYAL PLATE.-The royal plate, a;
Windsor, which is kept in Iolera0l =
sized room and an adjoining cios9t, is
valued at G1,750,00 sterling There is
one gold service, formed by George ",
to dine one hundred guests. Some pieces
were taken from the Spanish Armada,
some brought FROM India, Burmah and
China. There are thirty dozen of plates
which cost twenty six guineas each. This
is only portion Of the royal wealth of
England, in this item of domestic neces
sity. In the tower of London are all
manner Of gold salt cellars, drinking
cups, spoons, etc, which in value repre-
sent an additional million or so.-Er.
Grange.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-02

d Montague lots 8 & 5 blk IL
do do lots Z & blk IL
Inomas Moran com at sw cor OF lot thence g6
II tnence parl with line of blk across lots &
10 nne OF lot 8 thence So It thence w to beg
lots & blk Is
Dennis Casey lot s blk II
Brande lots & IL blk Is
DURKEE's WESTERN ADDITION
. ". Or. Sec. 81, T. 2, e. %.
Runals lots l & Q blk ISL
M ShanIy lot 8 blk Isl
Harman Salmon lot AZ blk 1874
N nc CaHray lot SO blk 1856
FIsKs WESTERN ADDITION
serene Fisk all in city limits bounded on the W by
nv, W nj Of sw or of sec 81 lots g. blk IL
mos y MALTA lots ca blk IS
Leonard Hatch com 81 81 90 rods W and , rds a
~ sc cor OF sd or sec thence II 27 rods 10 links
Ia tnence W 70 f. thence ~ rods and 10 TX then e
L Thomas lot % blk
2D WARD-CETY OF KENOsFHA
S. 3. Or. Sec 80, T. 2, e. %.
Thos D Bond com DO rods w of Sc cor of blk thence
I0H :ods thence w to w Inc of lot thence a to
cor of same tlence to beg excent . rods for
track blk 81
VIM Newhouse com rods on Sc cor of blk thence
"a roa5 thence w4 rods thence rods thence e
Math Stunbach Il except part taken by q M g.
oh r 20 $500 rods q WHY IS rods & off e
Peter Becker com 80 rods of Sc cor of sd blk
tnence 1917 rods thence W rods thence 1913
roqs thence rods to beg blk 81
M Wyman lot 4 blk 35
N. b Or, Sec, 81, T. 2, R. %,
Lonis Knapp lots IL & 10 blk 81
Peter Amen lot 8 blk IS
Johh Nc Gill "A Oflot blk 50
DO do lot 10blk 50
do do lot 9 blk 50
NeWhouse IS # e u of W end of sd blk 60
M amen lots 2 & blk61
Mich Baths lot blk 81
John Seifert lot blk 50
Paul Roching lot 8 blk 90
Z Joachim lot 10 blk IS
Margareth Bremen lot 5 blk 66
+ II Walker lot blk 60
u b Bn7nham lot s pix 80
Lewis Knapp Fractional TX 50
10 Weller lot blk 73
NJ Washbish lots & blk rs
WASHINGTON ISLAND.
J Sullivan lot blk
DO do s% lot 2 blk4
DO do sh lot blk 4
do do s1a lot blk4
do do lot 5 blk4
Il Stille lot 6 blk r
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-02

They have new way Of getting up surprise
ce1ves an anonymous letter stating that surprise
party will be with him on certain evening. He
prepares for!t. Nobody comes, ar the surpris
Of the party is complete.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-02

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County of Kenosha. 80

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County of Kenosha. 80
lW parcel of lind, city, or village lot described
IN the following lists be necessary for that
purpose will on the second Tuesday, being the 18th
DAYS thereafter be sold by the undersigned, Coun
ty Treasurer Of said county at public auction his
ohce1n the city of Kenosha in said county for the
nosha also the delinquent taxes due the city of Ke-
nosha for the year 1871, as returned to me by the
treasurers OF the several towns and the treasurer of
the city of Kenosha, according to law
Given under my hand at my office IN. the city of
Aenosha, this 4th day of April, D. 1872
HUGH McDERMOTT.
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FOR, SALE.

TTTRE VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY on
l. Ann street, known as the EVANS PLACE.
Will be sold at great bargain, with or without
the furniture. There is a never falling well of
water, good cistern, nice barn, henery, &C., and
considerable fruit en- the place, and every thing in
good condition.
Title perfect, and terms OF payment easy. For
particulars apply on the premises.
p. j. OVERACRE.
Kenosha, January Goth, 1872. 3mS6
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S. W. Or. Sec. 80, r. 2. r. 9

w + Goodhue w nf oflot 2 blk 6
@ Runals hf lots 81 8 bIk7
II hyde com at the NV cor of lot thence is #
thence to Q line of sd lot the nee to n line Of
8 aid lot thence w to beg lot blk
VIM w Halitt w hf lots 81 blk 4
do do lot 2bk7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-02
RANDALL TT r. no.

John Wait lot in Basset's Station in sw or sw Of
sec ID
Waltonian Club off & Sc qrpt of lot no sec %
Chas Ryarn 8 8 a Of n So a of lot no 2 sec 33
Timothy Fellows 20 of lot no sec SO
Jones w 10 q of II 80 a of hfsw or sec 81
Richard Wray w hf w hf sw Or sec 81
wHEATK4A
G H Paul hfn or secs
do do Sc or ne Or sec
do do NV or sc or sec 8
PARIS n 2 r. III.
e Perkins Sc or Sc or ex 81 sec %
0 Head e hf NV Or ne Or sec %
do do e Inf ne or sec %
BRISTOL TI R 21,
John Swain g hf sw or sec 81
do do sc or sw or sec ~
do do sw or Sc or sec 30
BRIGHTON r R 20,
0rson Head NV Or nv or sec 90
Cornelius Nc Kune NV or sec 26
do do ne or sw or sec %
Mary Donagher hf of NV or sec II
do do e hf of w hf NV or sec II
do do ne or sw or sec II
william o Brlen NV or ne or sec II
PLEASANT PRA1REE TIRE,
Charles Kerber e 70 NV or sec2
do do or NV or Sc or sec 2
do do swqr NV or Sc or sec 2
Charles o. ell &c or Sc or sec 2
Amelia Hyde or sec 10
Dennis Shine hf NV or sec 90
do do n hf sw or sec %
do do Sc or sw or sec %
r 1 e %,
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SAFE, E,SuRE AND STEADFAST
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GREELEY.
The States from which re-
turns have not been yet re-
ceived sufficiently to allow
their classification are:

The chances are decidedly
in favor Grants having carried,
OF these States, Arkansas, Vir-
ginia,, West Virginia, Kentucky
and Florida, with 81 votes.
These, added to the number
already certain for Grant, give
him 311 votes. If Greeley car
ries Missouri, he will have in
all, 81 votes. 'a
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II. &, in the disguise Of his
iliusIrious predecessor, before
making his escape to the west,
explains what he knows about
agriculture: tr
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SANDERS, top-dress with virtu
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"When l thinks of what I am
And what | used to was,
| thinks throwed myself away
Without sufficient cause"
| mi ght have been Probate Judge
Iknow I'll beaten Mayo;
| wish | hadn't writ that fudge
Bout Greeley 'tother day-O.
| thought that me and brother Bill
Could whoop 'em mp for Greeley ;
That we didn't do it-qnite,
l acknowledge now gu ite freeley.
1t beats the deuce how these returns
Show up for Grant and Wilson;
They must have carried all the states,
Besides their gain in jackson.
I didn't think it would be thus
When / should lead the column;
I'm wishin' now l hadn't turned;
Ny thoughts is awful solemn.
.When l thinks Of what am
And what l used to was,
[ thinks / throwed myself away
Without sufficient cause,'
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