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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-15

VI A II He Il f d:
Tuesday morning, l2th inst, by Rev. J. GridIey D.
ROBBINS, ESQ., TO Miss S. A. BENNEY, all of this civ
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-15

AsRNG quit business il becomes absolutely ncce
Il sary that my book should be balanced.
NOV. II, 1850. [2ll SETH DoAN
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THE SCHOOL MEETING.

AT the annual meeting of School District No.
/, liberal provision was made for carrying on
the school energetically the present year. Some
were dissatisfied with the proceedings, and spe-
cial meetings have since been called to diminish
the tax, and legisae cut of office the present Of
ficers of the district. The meeting on Monday
last was called for that purpose, and there was a
full turn out of the electors of the district 1t
was decided by the chair that the measures
sought under the call could not be legally enact
ed, nevertheless since the electors had assem-
bled, it was thought best to have the popular ex-
preston. Suffice it to say there was an over
whelming voice in favor of the present order of
things. Thus will Kenosha retain her position
at the head of the free school system in the state.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-15

o. The ice bill of the late Congress to cool the
water drank by the members, was fifteen hundred
dollars.
Nothing to be compared to the bill for liquor
to heat the same water.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-15

The PEACE MEETING of Monday evening
last, at the Methodist Church was we'll attended
.Ion B. .JiISuss, Esq, was the speaker. His po-
sition was against all war, whether for offence or
defence, and he sustained it argumentatively and
eIoquently. We are pleased to see growing
interest in these meetings, and trust that the in
terest may 60 on increasing
The next speaker for week from Monday
evening next, is C.. l.. SHoLEs. The place of
meeting will be duly notified
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-15
KENosHA COUNTY PROBATE COURT. OF OCTOBER
IL, 1850

ON reading and filing the petition Jennie Kendnck,
~ praying that Morris Pomeroy may be appointed admin
isrator of the Estate of Allen NJ Kendrck late said
county deceased, Ordered that such application heard
before me at the Court House in tho city Of Kenoshn the
and that notice thereofbe given by publishing this order
three successive weeks before that day the Kcnoha
Telegraph newspaper published in said city and county
of Kenosha By the Court,
3t-l9 ISAAC N. STODDARD, County Judge.
PosTPoNEMENT.-The appointment of administrator in
the above has been postponed until the LIST day OF De
horn No
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-15
DELAWARE ELECTION.

The Governor and two-thirds of the Legisla-
tnre are Democrats, which secures Democratic
U. S. Senator.
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Kenosha Female Seminary.

We understand that the place in this institu
ton, heretofore occupied by Miss Broughton
will hereafter be filled by Miss Cornelia Bradley
a lady who brings ample testimonials of her qua
lifications for the situation. With the full anc
efficient corps of teachers now connected witt
Seminary, we have no doubt it will be rendered
worthy of extensive patronage. 9
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CCYTHE sNATHs A good article at
y BALI. & EI.KINS,.

DRIED PEACHES slam up good ones-for sale nj the
~ south pier and warehouse by BALL & ELKINs.
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AENosHA, Nov. H.
WHEAT-Spring, 10 cts. per bush. win,., e..
cenfc w
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cow FOR SALv

l"'Ul ~ CUVr EVEG SAEEe
A FARRoW COW for sale cbean. Ino,;ro ., ,his +
IA flee. Now 9Th. " -
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WAUKEGAN. Nov a

On account the bad weather there is but E,,.
grain coming forward; spring wheat We quote :
80 to III CTS, and winter from so to So cts.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-15

Senator Dickinson was journeyman carpen-
ter, and worked at his trade several years. The
history of our country is filled with instances OF
like character, standing out as brilliant examples
for the emulation ofyouth Of the present day
Buffalo Courier
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-15
New York ELECTION.

Official returns have been received from SO
counties, which reduce Hunts majority 80 as
published in the Tribune of This Morning
leaving him 759 ahead The Tribune xpress-
es doubt as to the election of Hunt.
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graph, OeHtS tnem all.
We had the benefit of country preaching last
Sabbath, as usual in the forenoon services our
worthy divine devoted portion of his PREDATORY
to an invocation of mercy upon the national conn.
ellis, and duly remembering the spirit Of the de-
parted President, and our present worthy In.
cumbent, he commenced upon the Cabinet ex-
claiming with great fervor-s' o Lord-rRY
TO bless Daniel Webster %
1t is plain to me that it is the natural dutv
of citizens 10 rescue erery ugitire slare from the
hands of the Marshal who ESSAYS to return him
to bondage, to do it peaceable if they can. forc-
Bile if they must, but by all means to do it y = =
Bnt this say solemnly, that I will do all in nv
power TO rescue any fugitive Stare from the
hands of any officer who attempts to return him
to bondage" Theodore Parker.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN INDIANA--A resolution
was introduced into the Constitutional Conyen-
ton sitting &c indianapolis, to establish universal
suffrage in that State. A motion was made to
amend BY adding, excepting negroes, mulattoes
and Indians" A vote was taken to lay this mo-
ton on the table, which resulted, ayes 26, noes
105. So the negro suffrage question is moi TO he
submitted to the people of that State.
HUNTING FOR FLEsH.-The N. o. Delta saws
that from appearances it should Judge TINT the
twenty thousand of New Orleans citizens who
have travelled north this year, have gained, ON
an average, five pounds each. This would AIDA
hundred thousand more pounds to the thin crust
which sustains that city.
The Advertiser seems pleased that the Hum
ker Wings and Democrats have united in New
York, discardng all political considerations for
the sake of sustaining the Fugitive Slave Law
A similar union took place in this CITY, but our
neighbor is not so well pleased with the result.
Free Democrat.
An ARRrvAL.-Two hundred tons of Ceav-
land building stone, for the Roman Catholic Ca
thedra, arrived yesterday Dem.
VERY TRUE.-The Wisconsin has the follow
ing:
Reliable information was never used by this
journal, the Wisconsin, in relation to the pros
poets of the election
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AN ADDRESS

Before the Daughters Of Temperance IN this O.
~, By one of their number, ON Monday evening
last.
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The market continues dull, and we hear Of H.,
few transactions; 10000 bush. spring wheat a, e.
cts. OH board.
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DAMAGES FOR MALICIOUS PRosEcuTIoy.-A
suit has been lately tried in New York, brought by
Lucius E. Bulkeley against c. cambridge Smith
and others, to recover damages for malicious prose-
cuton in charging the plaintiff "a counsellor at laSv
with testiyiBg that he had interest in the result
OF the suit, whereas he had an interest, etc. A
criminal complaint was made against Bulkeley,
who was acquitted. He then brought the presen,
suit, and verdict was rendered in his favor, with
5000 damages
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THE TEA PLANT.-Junius Smith, who has been
engaged in the cultivation of tea in South Caro-
Ina, has written letter correcting some statements
that good tea had been made from the leaves of a
plant, i'll South Carolina, producing nuts MIR. S
says: No lea plant producing tea-nuts ever pro-
duees, OF ever will produce, good tea. Good tea,
in all its varieties, is the produce of lea plant
which does not produce any nuts or seed. No tea
cultivator ever plucks leaf from plants producing
nuts. The tea plant referred to is a nut groping
plant; and It's leaves are not only valueless, but
offensive to the taste and repugnant to heaIth.''
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Posr-oFFIcEs IN LoUIsIANA.-The Post-ofIice
at Abbevie, in Vernilion parish in this State, has
been discontinued by the Postmaster General. A
new Post-office has been established at Pine Hill
in ouachita parish, in this Statehood A. Coons,
Postmaster
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SIR JOHN FRANkL1N. N.-The British man-of-
war Herald arrived lately at Mazatlan, after an
unsuccessful search for Sir John Franklin. She
proceeded as far as 73o 10. North lat. The Plover
was left to winter at Behrng straits and her boats
had been sent up the Mackenzie river, and were
to winter at the nearest station. A letter from
person on board the Herald says: " The impression
of the commander is that Sir John Franklin is
safe. although cannot give you the data on which
that impression is founded.''
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10 Father Mathew has been invited by the
officers of the State Temperance Society to visit
Kentucky, with an intimadOn, by authority, that
the Kentuckians do desire to interfere with his
views respecting slavery, and want him as coun.
selor and guest in spite of them.
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D1s- The New York Evening Pest of the 2Sth
ult. says: +" Mr.. A. NJ. Horn, cotton merchant, was
reported missing, yesterday, from the street under
suspicious circumstances. His partners name was
MoriHg. Their dissolution Of partnership was an
nounced yesterday. Mr.. Dillon, a cotton dealer, is
understood to have been their victim to the extent
of SI3OOO.''
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" EW ORLE EANS.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY =, 1850.

10 Judge Thompson, of Pa, has announced
his purpose Of moving, in the House of Repre-
sentatives, to expunge from the journals the reso-
luton of the last Congress, declaring the Mexican
war unjust and unconstitutional.
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NEW ORLEANS MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY = 1850
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.


BANKS ARCADE. Magazine street -.
'HE SUBSCRIBER having recently refurnshed and ff
throughout are prepared to accommodate any number
OF city and transient boares The rooms pleasant and
and their Tables shall at all times be furnished with the best
the market Affords They their thanks the public for
the liberal patronage extended to them the past season, and
OF 4md&W TUFTS u DiGGES. Proprietor.
BOARDING. HOUSE,
NO. I21 GRHPIER STREET, betsoecn SO. Ckdrics
Gnp SaroHISGetet eae door from e91er Of Cargndess
1Fl friends and the public that She continues in the TIL;
above eligible location occupied by her during the III
last two years, and prepared TO accommodate her friends
and those who favor her with their patronage From
her long experience and the very desirable and convenient
location of her House. she feels confident of being able TO
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
EaATE. - r.'-' wa '''''' y do fS iySd&W wv
MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.
I'HE subscriber respectfully invites PATRONAGE Of
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that M
he supply the wants OF the Transient Vzers 70 ,
Montgomery well as Of his competitors. Those
who are going to- or returning from the North, obtain
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, to suit the arrival and departure of
the railroad and steamers. fine four horse OMNIBUS
boats 10 tie ears Tree Of charge The observation-disclosures are
equal 70 other establishment in the town. and being at
rednced rate offer additional inducements 10 the travelling
public. The best Stewards, Cooks and Servants are engage
and no pains VIII spared to render the stay Of vies pleas
ant and agreeable.
an21 d&Wlf @. A. ABERcRoAJBIE.
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUSTO.MHO USE .7JNJD FRONT -S7,S
NTIIL be opened for the reception of BOARD -.
w ERS on Wednesday, January 3, ISf9 Wei f,5.ssf
FURNISHED oQM ior Families and Single s;i;I
The above establishment has been built by the propfiuIOr
expressly Tor the accommodation Of city and transient Board
~ ~ oe y wy loL heauy afa any SITUATIONS III the
c and no pains VIII be spared to render those who may stop
~ Faithful and attentive Servants;
lERhss Teasonable+ Establishment of the kind in
the ely [ jail dez VIII Il. ALEXANDER PnopreI0r
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.-I.llll COAtslEltCIAL HOTEI..


tVFtF q VOC spee u0a Gfr0d Streets, Vclo Orleans.
Wis large and convenient Hotel having been leased @
= Dy The undersigned for term Of years, open E,ii
Tor the reception OF bOarders families and single gen.
ueinen, at very moderate prices.
The interior Of ts establishment has been thoroughly
stato aud painted, and the bedrooms all fitted
nrsfae order Tbs sitting which large and
yemen being both in the front part OF the house. also
newly furnished IN good order and lit with gas One fOi
ianDa and one Tor gentlemen Polite and attentive
Tt always be Kept and also walehman who will attend
DC sared to make those who patroe the Commercial Hotel
The situation OF the House welknown to be ono Of the
most desirable ones ~ the city, being exactly in the centre OF
the steamboat and 1atbOat landings which make It a yerv
convenient place for Wesiern business men.
The management of he whole House viii be entirely under
ule SO npeatefdence OF Alr. r. A. GOLDSTElN, who Is
Wen and iayoraby known b. the city and travelling com.
mHy as boarding house keeper for number of years; By
ms ne hopes 70 meet the wishes OF those who atrunise the
me- I'm p A IOI,DEF FTIN S5niarnt dor,
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Cheap EDs'y Goods,
AT the New York Store, No. L 6S Poydras street.
WoRSTED DANIAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
Rich FTenc Cloth Table Covers GEMS per gsF9 s ~
Linen Sheetngs, yards wieyery ne 50 cents per y
e-s Damask Table Linen-.pure linen. Sc q
~ lisn Cambc Hdkf s-pure linen SO 50 per dozen
Linen Bosom Shirts Of ali qaae from 50 cents tG to il s.
> per piece; " " "
ris I Linen. Ine, e. H. 29 cents yard
Irish Linen, in whole and half pieces very low:
Super D and fancy coli CasimereS 81 to So . Der y
Satlnets-ail coors-yeEy cheap.
- WhaIebOnes.
loVo lbs among which Long Hoop, Corset Covered and
sonnet Hhaebenes, of the finest qualities
otber Eind from w 81 5 cents per lb
dHcoun OF cent, viii be made on lots of 20 lbs and
% uPwaruS;' A Is o. Dress makers andTaioE' TRIM.
Dress and Fancy Goods.
hleh Silks; Cashmeres; De Iaines NIernos: AIpacas.
riaramettas; Bombazines; black Silk Velvet; cherry
style Wool Shawls and Scars; Swis Mnsiins. C,mhr;c
Mnslins; Swiss and Jaconet Edgngs and Insertings in
great variety and all qualities; new style Rib IN nn
EfEs rSS k kafes sR and 5a % t
Snshams, Prints, etc all kinds and very cheap u iHly
Hosiery.
very superior assortment OF ladies' and gentemen's HO-
olEhI also, Children's Hosiery, in great variety
among which are slate colored whe brown and plain,
nom medium to finest quaities-from No to7.
Holyday Presents.
Ladies Port Folos, Dressing Cases. Needle Books. Cut
1Iss Toilet Bottles, Head Ornaments, ETC. etc; ss
freqef ai ami Serman Toys of all kinds Also, for Ea
pIb paS ,;LI ala P9rle9 new style POLKA CAPS, EsA
RlBBON CUFFS and great variety of other articles
Country Dealers Pedlars Dress Makers and Tailors
lower than can be found in the city.
dz1 1m r. BROWN, No. I6S Poydras ST.
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nl2 sc. sATCHELL. Peoples Bill Poster
sToRAGE. STORAGE.

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES, AGgasiRe street inst
~ abooe Jila and F0uche- street between Jg mi
81 J9sepATThe subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
ANA ue pebc That he has had double flooring with an
Ihe recent improvements, laid in portion OF his prnca
warehouse, expressly Tor the storage of coffee making II
equal IN point safety from damage if not sreor 10 bs
ber @ best MaIehone IA the city his price for storage viii
B te same as last season. viz &c. y bag per month e has
also room for the storage OF every ecrpon Of Merchandise
the lowest rates, ~ W Us ~ tNS" a.
.. Tobacco and other merchandise Baled and repacked
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We bE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
a. fhhs Is called TO the Brooklyn Fre-prOQf Warehouses
from % es West and Aeresg,sise from the North intended
lof reshpmen Having 1880 feet frontage on tie River
Wild wharyes in front Of the Warehouse BY which goods
W immediately conveyed, without drayage or exposure to
e oeaer ample will be found for the dischnrging Of
Steasrs and loading Of Sips. Charges fixed al very
0 fes (a per t5rn and every accommodation offered to
iiii IN me Jity and Shippers i'll the Upper COuntry-
Of % e lew Mlsf OF the G3pany to equal the convenenccs
in he transnnitfin,-
I ~ sisIt he premises once corner Qf .Haga-iRe and
T. J, CASEY. Secretary
Stanton {. Co. r. Z. Nchnls ~ ~ -, % 81 '2r.. ".
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CTAR TOWBOAT LINE
~ ANGL0-SAXOV, s9ilN- =
ANGIo-N0RMAN,. Hlssssez.sszss:E:zasss

This iue is composed of new low-pressure boats bu ex
pressg for the above business of great strength and with
them from smoke. - 49,
Arrangements are made with other boats to assist this line
in taking large ships over the bar, when necessary
Shipmnsefs and shipownsB will benefit themselves by
paonsng these boats they will obtain dispatch as well
as the greatest security Tor lille and property. n26
NewOrleans Nov. "a, l649. j. w. STANTON& & co.
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CHEAP PAPER BLANK HOOKS Ann sVA.
IIONERY. NJ. ~ ClMp SI,p y !, dEI 81 q ~

ChnIAP tsIaHP,, ,FAPER BLANK BOOKS AND STA
IIONERY. .....4t No. 81 CAMP STREET.
HE subscribers respectful return thanks to her
a friends and the public for the liberal pat fs5TsS
ronags heletooTe bestowed upon them and AEikkA
ing now On hand full and complete stock Of ~
sey article n thelrlne AND ARE DAILY Receiving FREsH
I9TlRS ICY which they offer at the Lowest market rates:
bLANh BOOkSi-Ledgers, Journals Cash Invoice Ac
of the iteoofd ana Receipt Books Of all sizes and
COPYING II1TNG LETTER PREssEs-with Books and every
BLANkS.-Custom- house Entries and Commercial Blanks
Sc ot every cry description; Bills of Exchange Notes Drafts
CHECK BoORs-on ali the solvent Banks and Banking
STEEL S51. EESs5of every manuacure choice selection
fAPERmof oaI every dociphon-Engish French and Amer
IN hBaek a:-oI Blue and Red also Copyng-an extensive
IIlNyKsTA Bs-or ali known kinds.
Waters Sealing Wax Quilis, intla Rulber Load pono
T." er Ssamps Rodgers Penknves and Erasers Office
Black Lines PEN % 9ana BoXes Letter Gins Bin Files
teis' memorandum Books, Diaries, etc etc. ' : w
JOB PRINTING oFFfcR FFEff ASD ASSADSFH56F Ra6K R,Nnrpv
Pnting ar Bpdn we are prepared execute orders for
eannn & III b bnig g IN superior STYLE and such prices as
Sc. CoRs0N 8. ARMSTRONG.
sl4 tjan1 D' 81 camn BGoE & %qagfgeturrs,
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS It-----,-,,---,
GGSRt s5T 4 e Mi Il 9shei ALserTwo Vertical CATTLE
coupling Tor Wooden Shafts and extra Wheels for sale % n
dc Smd&W ]. Y, DE EGANA, ii Bienyie SHIe sy ~
t0EIEsitED PEACiIES-Receiving per ships Union and
:, q Rb!s, peeled DRIED PEACHES;
biSs ISL. iHRffifs GpfFRRY RSYffitEf RUN. BUTTER
& e Ssssi 6G, Sb. Erss4 :! BUck#hEAr;
ds 5 T.. RAYMOND ARMITAeE. Fl Il osaS jss By St.
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MARBLE DUsT-5O 48l;, 4 ssg9qps, for ne By a.,
10 HAYhlAN & HOLDEN,
~ No. e6 Magazine street.
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THOMAS BRADY,
21 CHARITIES STREET.
S on the fr day Of November tive remove to The
Store No 2 chartres street. directly oup oot5
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o,,,,,,- C0GNAC BRANDIEs.
ONDON DOCK COGNAG HR ANnT
lsl EecelVed eA ship Euphemia and for sale in bond by
no s. WOLFE Groyi.r
THE PEOPLE,s nII.i. pns,rI.lI n !

II sTAND aroN5St Is C. S3ICHELL.
PIES BILL POSTING. Thankful TO those e. Who Tot
elected and those WHO did for the liberal patronage tey
gave me would wish TO inform them and ali the world n
general that am ready at all hours to post their bills or dis
tribute Them Orders left at the following places will be al
ehHed 70 crescent Office SO ST. Charles street, billiards. OF
nee 20 amp street, Delta Office liz Poydras street; Plea
corner St Charles and Poydras sts - u'e'
nl2 ). g. SATCUEI,I, PeoDle,s I'm postsr
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PATEN,T NIETALI.IO INDIA RIRRER Gnnns

tNHE subscribers Agents for the Manufacturers have con-
any on hand, and ready to receive orders or every
aioy ana style Of Goods made from Gum Elastic under
Io9RYEAns g@s n snd other Patents such Capes POUCHES
AZ ana Slothlng OF all kinds, Army and Navy Bags
tHb behS, fllows Lie PTeservers, Camp apkets Tents
PRasaeks s SIM Covers Hospital and Carriage Cloth Steam
maze m R Oh india Rubber warranted of The best quality and ali
a Fsest3GH FTIces ASoAlways hand large assortment
e. T. I5AifKNESS IN ~ TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, etc. etc. at their
n6auery Narehouse Nos so and 50 Common street. Second
door from Magazine street, New Orleans.
Ocpo SMITH & BROTHER