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definitely postponed, because the gov
erument does not desire to relieve him
from hfs present duties TO come 10 Wash~
ington for trial.
--Geore Reed, who visited the stock
yards in East st. Louis, on Tuesday, as
the representative of several ST. Louis
banks, to collect drafts and settle ac-
counts, had just reached the yards and
was passing through one OF the gates,
when he was seized and relieved ola large
wallet that contained some $4,000 in
drafts and checks, but only $50 in money,
The book was subsequently, found on the
railroad track. but the robbers have not
yet been arrested.
The funded debt of the Church OF the
Holy Trinity, (Rey. S. II. 1ypg, Jr.,)
Madison avenue and AID street, New
York, amounted to S25O,OOO, and an at
tempt was made last Sunday TO raise that
sum from subscriptions by It's congre-
CATION. Mr.. Edward kimball, OF Chi
cage, acting as dispenser OF the chart
ties OF some wealthy philanthropist. gave
10000 to the fund, and so, 900 in addi>
ton was raised during the afternoon
from the congregation.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works, at
Philadelphia, has received an order from
Russia to Immediately proceed with the
constrCc,iou of forty largc-si2ed, first
class irl light engines, to be oomrIotSd
during February and March, ISIS. 1t is
sisted that the Russian government has
absorbed nearly all the railway stocks Tor
war purposes, and that il Is being rapidly
used up and destroyed 10 that ruluous
service.
Proceedings against John c. Nogel,
former sheriff OF st. Louis, and now pres.
ident of the st. Louis Fire Insurance
company, and wealthy citizen. charged
with attempting rape upon Marie An
toinette Hugueyette, are denounced by
thAt gentleman as "blackmail," and he
has already had the woman arrested and
sent to the workhouse for raising roE
in his business Office, and German Re,
porter was terribly beaten by two OF
Yogel's nerhews for some rather tree
comments on the propensitles of the old
man.
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Reecher on the 1suth.

Baltimore SIM Henry Ward Beechor,
in bis sermon on the late Thanksgiving
day, spoke of the south in a manner that
shows he is repentant on one point at
least. He said the south was "great
people" ruined, as he thought, by slav,
cry, which, it might be added, was forced
upon them to great extent by the Brit
ish government but Eow." he exs
claims, "my heart turns to them with
zeal and admiration" lie added al
love them, their noble conduct since the
war more, infinitely more than wipes out
everything that happened before. Loud
and prolonged applause.l Some men
saia 1t contravenes human experience to
Suppose that you can have IN Amer
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tive and courteous. His shop is fitted up
In fine style, and he asks his old friends
and acQualntances 70 give him call.
n-N1u,
General Debility.

Vital weakness or depression: D weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
the result OF mental over-work, indls-
cretions or excuses, or some drain on the
system, is always cured by Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Is. It tones
up and inylgorates the system, imparts
strength and energy--stops the drain and
rejuyanates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success By
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price 81
per single vial, or s. per package Of FIVE
viais and 81 vial Of powder. Sent by
mail on receipt OF price. Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company. 100 Fulton street y. \.
X.iuly
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NEWS NOTES.

Col. e. MeB. Timony. late register Of
the land office at Boise City, Idaho, has
been arrested tor taking Illegal fees.
Three law students at Ann Arbor,
Mich, have been bound over to the cir
cult court for trial on charge OF destroy
ing wilfully some private property worth
$50. a~.l
Major Thomas NJ. Vincent, who has
been on duty as assistant adjutant.gen-
eral at the war department for fifteen
years, has been ordered to the depart
ment Of Texas.
Charles z. Williams, late collecting
clerk for the Stock Yards National Bank,
at Chicago, who disappeared some weeks
back with, $500, has been arrected 100
miles nsrth Of Toronto, in Canada.
Tho Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
company has rescinded Its decision to di.
vide all the Franklin Telegraph stock in
its possession among the Atlantic and
Pacific Stockholders. by way Of dividend.
John A. Miller, alias Chapman, has
been arrested at st. John, n. B., on
charge Of uttering forged papers upon biz
father'1tank, in Augusta, Georgia, and
500, 900 Is said to be the amount thereof
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Ghe Bmllfiin.
IILfyOrs ITEMS.

-l,fOe have signed the pledge in AL
ton.
business at Bloomington is suspend
ed on account OF bad roads.
---TLvlo weIs twraty.nvc tramps or
one Illinois Central freight tralp.
in CarboDdale you can buy the besI
cuts of beef at ten cents per pound.
The Jackson county farmers get 81
and 81 10 per bnshel for their wheat.
Heavy rains have SO injured the
roads about Peoria that bnsineSs is
greatly depressed.
AT Sterling all the factories are run
ming on full time, and business is good
in sill lines.
The BelieYilie and Eldorado Railroad
is rapidly progressing through Franklin
County. IS
The good people of Douglas County
sre getting up prospecting excursion
TO Arkansas.
On the Eth a tramp entered the
house of 3 respectable farmer, near FL
wood, and finding a lady alone outraged
her.
In q saloon fight at Ottawa, on the
18th. q man named Ridegsn was shot and
fatally injured.
The public sshool at Virginia has
been suspended until Jan. 2. on account
OF diptheria, which broke out with yio>
lence among the pupils.
The Illinois Central is makiEg
through shipments of produce from all
its stations to New Orleans, and win give
bills of lading to English points.
Hon. II. S. Van Eaton, q former cit
izen OF Cass County, in this State, and a
graduate Of Illinois College in the year
lS4S, is talked OF for judge Of the circuit
court of the southwestern circuit OF Mis-.
sissippi, where he has resided for twenty.
FIVE years. 600
-Ansom Lyman, OF Winchester, who
tor years has been addicted to excessive
intemperanca, signod tho pledge q fou
nights since, and stuck to it day or two
Becoming greatly Frustrated. a prescrip'
tlon was given him, of which he took ar
overdose, and died Immediately after
ward.
F. Harris, a merchant at Rockport
in Pike county, was assaulted by thre'
men, about two o'clock on the morning
OF the 18th, ana robbed Of about $1,000
The men went to Harris house, waket
him up and got him to 60 to his store II
sell them coat, which they stated the!
wanted for man who had just died, ant
whose body was being prepared for bu
rial. After getting the coat they oflere'
a$20 bill, and Harris unlocked his SAT
to change 1t. Just as he Unlocked tn
door he was struck on the head, knocke
down, and choked. The men then too
out the money-S7 ,00O-whlch Harrl
brought from Louisiana day or two be
fore, and Left They have not since bee
heard from, Harris was badly hurt, bu
his injuries are not dangerous.
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NJ. Lonis Proposes 10 Organize -
Steamship company 40 Operate
Between the Mississippi Valley and
SOuth America,

M. LOuis Proposes 10 Organize %
steamship company 10 Operate
Between the Mississippi valley ana
South America.
ST. Louis December l9.-At a meeting
Of the board OF directors Of the Merchants
exchange this afternoon, Mr.. Charles
Nathan, who has spent several months in
the West Indies and South America, IN
veStigating the uade and commerce OF
these countries and the prospects for sus-
tanning o steamship line TO them from
New Orleans. made an elaborate report
Of his information and views. lie be-
lieyes that q great trade can be
built up between the Mississippi valley
and South America with but little effort
aud nor much money. IL was proposed
10 organize q company, 10 be called the
MisSissippi valley ranlag company 60
charter steamers for the trade, ana as
board Of directors 10 have authority 10
make advances on shipments by share
holder@. A considerable sum has already
been subscribed in New Orleans 20 such
q company, and the project Is very Ia
vorSbly received here. Another and
more general meeting win be held in two
or three days, when 1t is probable that
some definite action viii he taken toward
putting the company on q substantial
basis. The question OF opening direct
trade between New Orleans and South
America il exciting great interest among
merchants here.
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New lf0rnersu0n

Mr. George Wise, tonsonial artist, late
with Conrad Alba. the Sixth street bar,
Der, has opened shop OF his own on
Ohio Levee Two doors above the Planters
House. Mr.. Wise Is first.claes barber
and clever gentleman, and In his inter.
course with bis patrons Is always atten.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Not only promptly arrests the corrodirg discharges
In Catafrh but BY sympathetic action, itrestoresto
sound health all the organs OF the head that have
become affected by H. and any Of the follow
Ing afectlons!--
Defective Eyesight, Yn0amed and Mattery
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss OF
Hearing, Earachc, Neuralgia of the Ear,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
ache, Pains in the Temples, Loss of tho
Senses of Taste and Smell, Elongation OF
the Uvula, inflammation Of the Tonsils,
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough, Bronchitis, and Bleeding Of the
Lungs.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
fnhaling Tube, with fun and carefully prepared d.
rectionsfor use In all cases, Price, 81 For sale by
Vii wholesale and retail druggists and dealers
throughout the United States and Canadas. WEEKS
q POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Drug.
glsts, Boston. Mas.
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E. F. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron

Has never been known TO fail In the cure oil
"eAknesS, attended with symptoms, iHllsposi-
tlon 10 exerl,On. loss Of memory, difficulty OF
breathing, genera veal ness, horror OF disease,
weak, nervous trembling, dreadful horror Of
death hisht sweais, cold feet, weakness, dim
cess 81 vision, lSnguCr, universal lassitude Of
the muscular system, enormous appetite, with
dyspeptc system, hot hands, flushing Of the
Do iy, tIypsss OF the skin, pglld cOuntenancs
and erapti ns on the face, purifying the blood,
pain IN the back, heayiuess OF the eyelits Ire
quent black spots dying before the eyes, with
temporary sudgsion and loss Of sight want OF
attention, etc These symptoms all arise from
5 veAknsss. and 20 remedy tina, use /, + Kun
Eei's Bitter Wine OF Iron. II never fails. Thou
sands are Low enjOying health who lave used
il. yet thr genuine. sold only 81 bottles.
Take only t.. 7 kuukels.
AsE Tor huu&els Bitter Wine Of Iron. This
truly ralusble tonic has oern so thoroughly
testei BIZ ell classes Q; ths community that 1t is
now deemed indispensable as Tonic medicine.
II costs bot little. pCTifes the hood, suj gives
tone to tie stomach, reaoyatss tie system ana
LAW enl7 aka trial Of this valuable tonic.
Price 81 pr bottle. r. (. Ku&KEL, Sole
p-CraY..~s. 49, - sS~-d- bgintn sse- us,l~
viz, Phllsaeli his, Pa Ask for kankol's Bit
tey Wire OF Iron and take no other. A phyro
graph 6f the pr pTieior On each wrapper al
Oth=rs are counterfeit
Beware c, counlerf It's Do not lft your drug
gis ell you any but X cE:BL which l. put up
oniy ab above represented. You can set ak
bottles fJr s.. Al ask is one simple TRIAL
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LEGAL NOTICE

Is hereby given to Anton Stlagala of the
tendency, In the circuit court OF Alex.
ander county, state of Illinois. OF u bill Ia
chancory 10 enioce vendors lien, wherein
he is defendant, aud Samuel Stats Taylor
and Edw!l Parsons, trustees OF the Cairo
City Property, are complainants and that
the summons In said case IL returnable on
tho first dry OF the next term OF said
court 70 be holden at the court house in
tho city Of Cairo, In spid county, on the
first Monday OF January. A. d. 1873.
JOHN A. REEVE,
Clerk Of said Court.
GREEN h GILBERT, Solicitors.
Cairo, NOV, 7, le77,
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GENIE,

Inb uHGdIcu IOT at tHc IOsl plIIct, ~
Cairo, Ills, Saturday, Nov, %, 1871;
GENTs.
Anderson, Ben A; Bradford, Henry;
Bour, j S; Barrett, Thos; Burns. Thos;
Cummins, Edward; Clemens, Geo;
CLANCY, John Y; Colman, j r; Conley,
Peter; Cole, 2 c; Clemens, T p; Devol,
Joseph Z; Early, VIM; Fisher, John;
Fry, J w; Flcmming, Michael; Clip,
son, Alfred; Gardner, a L; IIar-
mon. MIR: Holiday, A; Ham.
ilton, Frank; Harris, j w; Hodge,
j II; Housman. Olllr; Harris, Tony;
Householder, VIM; Kennedy, Hugh;
Torrance. John; La Montague, l.; Moore,
Geo; Mills, Jas F; Mcmillan, John; Ma,
Tor, Pat; McGinnis, T p; Penney, Henry;
Newell, ii $; Rouner, John; Roblnsonl
j; Russell, VIM NJ; Spencer, II; Simms,
Z A; Steger, + II; Stancll, Geo; Smith,
IL $; Stevens, Thos; Thompson, Albert;
Taylor, Manuel; relley, Geo; Thomr.
son, Il; Whipple, DR.; Wilson, Albert
Wilgus, Chas; viking, Herman; Wood.
run, j w; Warner, j A.
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LADIES.

Cary, Emma; Davis, Lizzie; Enslow,
Maggie; Gipson, Charity; Gallarhen,
Maggie; Harrison, Mallssa T; Hughes,
Mary; Haley, Kate; Jones, Maggie V;
Rasson, Mary; Segela, Louise; Williams,
Julia.
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say advertised.
Gro. w. McKEAIG, p. NJ.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and al complete in tTO hours. No fee
iii! head . sees. seat Pin ard Stomacn Worms
r,ra0yed by DR.. KUyXEL, 9j1 North Ninth IT.
Advice free. " fee until mead and ali passes
in one, an alive. DT hunkel Is the only sue
csssfdl u Tsician In this county for the removal
Of Worm. snd his WoRoi sYECP ID pleasant and
cafe for children or grown persons. send for
cir ;ulaT or AK Tor a bottle OF KTsKEL's WORN
STsUP, Price 81 bottle. Get Il OF your drug
ast. II neTeT Iails.
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Price, 20 Cents.

ne earsi>il 10 call for COLLINS voLTAfC PlAs.
TER lest you get some rthless Imitation. soldby
oil Wholesale and Retail DrugRste thronghonI Ih9
United States and Canndas, and by WEEkb q tOEs
TER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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PRINTS DONESTICS, BLEACEIED MUSLINS SHIRT
INGS. FLANNELS, TICKlNGS, DRESS GOODS, SILKS,

la stock entirely New and Fresh Special attention given Country trade
G0ol Please call goods and ns before
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The following are the letters remain
ing uncalled for at the post Office, at
Cairo, Ills, Saturday, Nov, %, 1877;
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Election Notice.
BROWESON & ROSENBERG,
Plm's Atty's.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual Charter Election, at which are to
be elected the following officers, tO-Wit
A Mayor, Treasurer, Clerk, Assessor,
Justice of the Peace, three Aldermen,
one County Supervisor, School Commits
sioner, and Constable from each ward,
will be held on Tuesday April Sd, 1877,
at the following places, to-Wit: First
Ward at the Council Room; Cd Ward
at the Engine Houss; Sd Ward at IL.
Drukee's office; 4th Ward at S. Y.
Brande's Office. Notice is further here
by given that at the same time and at
the same place, q Judicial Election will
be held, at which the following officers
are to be elected, to-Wit: An Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, in place
Of w. ?. Lyon; A Judge Of the Circuit
Court for the First Judicial Circuit,
comprising the Counties of WalWOrth,
Racine and Kenosha; A County Judge
for Kenosha County, in place of Volney
French, whose term of office will eX-
pire on the 31st day of Dee. 1877.
The polls will be open at 9 o'clock
A. NJ, and close at sunset on that day
F. w. BECKMANN, City Clerk.
Kenosha, March 10, 1877. 43W2
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TPablished February rs, 1877.
CHAPTER %

AN ACT to amend chapter 1873 OF the private and
local laws of 1857, entitled IAN act to coDsoli-
date and amend the aCt to incorporate the city
of Kenoaha, and the several acts amendatory
thereof
The ueople Of the state of Wisconsin, presented
IN Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Chapter 5 Of said chapter 1873 OF the
private and local laNs OF 1887, entitled IAN act se
consolidate and amend the act to incorporate the
CITY Of KenOsha ana the several acts amendatOry
thereof is hereby amended by adding to aaid
CHAPTER an additional section TO be khoWI as
section 10 and to read as follows: Section ~ Inc
common council shall also have power to authOl-
iZe The construction Of saltahe plers, break
waters sheet piling and such other projections as
NAV be planned or devised for the purpose OF pro.
tecfing the lake shore within the limits OF salo
CITY from the encroachments OF the waters ofLake
MICHIGAN and to make the necessary appopria-
lions therefor and to levy q tax to ray the same.
But no such improvement shall be authOrlZed oy
said council until plan Of the same shall have
been submitted to them in writing, and careful
estimate of the cost thereof made, ard the same
when authorized. shall! be let by contract to the
lowest bidder or bidders, reasonable notice nav
ipg been given of the time and place OF receiving
bids The council may by resolution require any
person nrese1ting bid for such work or any part
hereof to furnish sufficient and satisfactory
hond in such sum az said council shall direct
conditioned for the skillu prompt completion of
fbe yyo rE covered by his bid, III accordance with
the nIans and specifications agreed upon Ana
The conncil may refuse to receive aEy BID not as
companied by such bond
Sectiol2. This act shall take effect and he In
force from and after its passage ana puoncakoh.
Approved February W, l6't
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SOUP

Houses for the poor are good thing,
but Cash Store where they can get
$500 worth of goods for $500 is better.
Kentucky Jean 15c. worth 25c.
Fine unbleached cotton &c. worth Sc.
Fruit of the Loom blc'd 10c worth 1910
Cashmere $1.15 worth $14O.
g 100 !" 1.25.
Ginghams 9 and 10 cents. e
Napkins very cheap $1.25 per doz.
Loom Dice 80 and 35 cents.
Hamburg Embroideries from SC to soc
worth from 1Oc to $1.OO. L
L. FELLOWS & CO.
Founders Of the Cash Business.
3Sy1
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Convention then adjourned.

LECTURE. Prof. Edward Soaring,
Supt. of Public Instruction, delivered a
most able and scholarly lecture entitled,
"Mohammedanism, its Founder, its
character, its propagation, and its in
fuenc on christianity and General Civ
lilizstion, before highly select but not
large audience, at Simmons Hall last
Tuesday evening. The speaker was
listened to with marked attention
throughout, and we think we express
the sentiments of all present when we
say, that it was one of the most in
structive and entertaining lectures ever
delivered in Kenosha. Mahammedan-
ism, though widely known, is topic
but little understood in this country
and Prof. Soaring has done much to
eradicate from the public mind many
Of the popular errors concerning it.
We trust that the society under whose
auspices this lecture was delivered
may induce other talented lecturers to
visit us, and that they will press for
ward in the good work they have thus
inaugurated, feeling confident that it
will become q source Of pleasure and
profit to all concerned.
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Republican Nominations.

The following are the Republican
Ward nominations as made by the va
rious Republican caucuses last Friday
evening: First Ward: Aldermen-W
E. Reed, M. O'Brien, and Geo. Hale
School Commissioner, J. B. Stark,
weather, Supervisor, Geo. D. Head
Constable, A. B. Truesdell.
Second Ward: Caucus postponed un.
til Friday euening next.
Third Ward: Aldermen - Henry
Williams, E. Van VIE and Lewis Balm
School Commissioner, J. V. Quarles
Supervisor, Dan Head. Constable, B
r. Jewett.
Fourth Ward Aldermen j. P
Glover, E. D. Leonard and christopher
George. School Commissioner, r
Marsh. Supervisor, w. c. Davidson
Constable, j. Hoffman.
| The above nominees are all gooC
men and old citizens and deserve the
suffrages Of every voter.
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nj. AR RED.

HAYES ARABEE.-At the NJ. E. Parsonage,
sisted by Rev. G. w. Pratt. Mr.. AlonZo L.
Hayes, Of Bristol. Wis, and Miss Mary l. Lar
abee, Of Pleasant Prairie, Wis, March goth.
1877.
PITCHER BARTLFTT.-Atth the Congregation
al Parsonage, Kenosha, Wis, March 18th, 1877,
by Rev. II. G, Hitchcock, Mr.. John W. Pitcher
and Mis-. Elizabeth A. Bartlett, both OF Salem,
Wisconsin,
NORA BOYDEN.-At the Congregational Par
sonage Kenosha. Wis, March 81, 1877, by Rev.
H. c. Hitchcock, Anthony r. Mora and En-
nina E. Boyden, both of Chicago, Ill.
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Personal.

| Hon. Volney French is seriously in
disposed.
Miss Lydia Bangs is visiting hel
friends in Chicago.
Hon. J. B. Jilsun is still confined to
his house by sickness.
Mr.. julius D. Haven contemplates an
extended tour through the Southern
States for the benefit of his health.
The many friends OF James Caya-
|nagh will be pleased to learn that he is
now permanently located at Stevens
Point, and enjoying a lucrative law
practice.
l MI. Milton Wells has been confined
to his house by illness during the past
week. 49,.
Mrs. G. L. Sauter, Of Chicago, is Wis
iting her parents in this city.
Mr.. Will Farr is in town this week.
Mrs. W. E. Walker has returned
home from her long visit in Canada.
Mr.. III. J. Culver, of Whitewater,
Wis, has located in this city for the
purpose Of engaging in the marble and
monumental stone business.
Miss Sarah Slater departed our city
a week ago last Wednesday for short
soiourn with friends in the east.
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The Semi-annual meeting Of the Mil
Waukee District association of Woman's
Foreign Missionary Societies Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held in Kenosha On Thursday and
Friday April 9Th and 9th. The exer-
cises will commedce on Thursdayat 2 80
P. M. Addresses and original essays will
be given by Mrs. A. Colman and Mrs.
Kane of Milwaukee, Mrs. Hodson of
Waukesha, Mrs. Bolds Of Fredonia, and
other talented christian workers. Mis-
sionary letters, selections, dialogues
and discussions are also on the pro
gramme. A cordial invitation is extern.
ded to all to attend these services, and
especially to the ladies connected with
other churches in this city.
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Legal n Offices.
: < I e enasSa ConnfU C,Irt s' In Probate.

In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the
last will and testament Of Truman D. Part
ridge deceased, late Of the County of KenOsha
to be the last will and testament Of Truman D
Partridge deceased, late of the County of Keno
sha, has been filed in this office and whereas
application has been made by Mary M. Part
that the same be proven and admitted to Pro
bate according to the laws of this State
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before me at the office e; Of the County
the 9Th day of April A. D. 1877, at ten O'Clock
Am.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said viii, of tbs
time and place of said hearing, by publication il
the KenoSha Telegraph, a newspaper printed il
said city, for three successive, weeks, once eaci
week, prior to the time Of such hearing.
Dated Kenosha, this 18th day Of March A. D. 1877
BY the Court, VOLNEY FRENCH,
42w3 County Judge.