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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
DIR. GILES,
HI O m e PATH 5 t .

,eeorer l. & A. NJ Tymesons' store. For SALE for do
ss|ic USE CtepmsS Domestic Homeopathy. Also, ca
h6s And single Walls of homeopathic Medicines Also,
ca TTnetare for the cure of wounds bruises, corns
&< po5I
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
A. p. STONE

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Kenosha that
h6 hand for all branches of operative masonry to witt
F4ng, Brick laying and stucco work, plain and orna-
rAe1.aE March 20 A p STONE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
NEW DRUG STORE

ennkite the Rnas House, sign of the Gold Mortar, by
1T etarkweather, NJ D., general dealer in the purest
ffgs and Medicines, Paints and Oos Patent Medicines,
etc. Advice Gratis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11


NEcoRstany hand, large and well selected assort-
4 iheat OF Lumber of all kinds. Clear and Common
oas Plank, Timber Jost Studdng Fence Boards, Shin
Hes. Iath &C. Yard, in Park street, a few rods west
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11

CATO said, 'The best way to keep good acts
in memory, is to refresh them with new.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
caTY KOrEL, mILWAUKEE.

HIS HOIISE has been recently ehargeu anu eu WIN
800 ONE HUNDRED ROOMS!
,rs... ssaeninr apartments furnished with new
HAIR MATTAsSES AND BEDDING.
MHWE PAEsLORS are not surpassed in point of
ss;<} and furniture by any in the West.
f1s54E TABLE will always be supplied with every
%ry and luxury that the Season bring the Mar
sFifrd No attention shall be wanting to ensure the
eosnfort of every guest
&&pIENDED OMNIBUS will always be ready
passengers and from the boats free of charge.
% "a rs leave the house daily for all parts ofthe state.
&#*1RSES AND CARRIAGES TO LET.
The Travelling Public respectfully invited to call
49, GARRISON & PAPENDIEK.
- Il aAupIsoN H. II. PAPENDIEK.
MskwAvKEE, May 18th, 165O.-no47
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MARSHALL a. PHELPS,

oears in Stoves and Hardware Iron Ware Manufactu-
OF tin and copper ware &C.. Southport Wisconsin.
W1ln Street.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11

~ The Register Os Deeds of Kenosha County
or NE present may be found next door Office of Josiah
BQ oyer Tymesons where Deeds and other doe-
nn4nis will be received for record.
WILLIAM L. HINSDALE.
ts,--1-.yOSHA. April lOth 1856
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
81. ACCOMPLISHMENTS & CounseIIor.

I'll continue TO practice in the District Court OF the unl
go $taos. Also in the Chancery Supreme and Circuit
s4s of Wisconsin and Illinois. Deeds and other instru-
~ in writing to be used in this any other State, drawn
N taken. Office door TO Quarles
<< block on Main street, opposite Kings Bookstore.
$500 notify
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
N O TTCE .

TUE Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors or his Deputy
&S found at the office of the Register of Deeds
IzIaeson's store, corner of Main and Park streets
Mny 1850. mods 1. J. RAND.
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Business Directory.
LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC.

LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC.
fFE Subscribers thankful for past patronage, would m
Fn their old customers and all wishing to Duy choce
Hs4n-nill Lumber, hat they have on hand 90
Tas46eht OF Lumber Shingles Lah, Fencng etc. at Their
Yard foot OF Pearl street, Elkins " arenouse, AS
nns Wisconsin, where their agent will ut al es D p
= - ~ RYERSON & NORRIS
sxr..;,Ss,.. Nfo,, so., 1870 o. BROOKS, Agent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11

NAENOSE1A COUNTY, COURT.--The last Mon
2q44 " elch month is assigned to probate and the
OF such other business may be done in
a. AeChambers In. SfoDDARD, County Judge.
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THEODORE NEWELL eco.
4. XNiSnnn G 4

WAITE 81 KEWBALL,
tfItlosae and Retail Dealers in BOOTS & SHOES.No.
\ lie East Water street, Milwaukee, Wis.
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HALE, NIANNEY, & Co.,

General Dealers Try Goods, Groceries, Crockery Boots
q and Shoes, Shelf hardware, sc. &c.
SAM'L HALE, G. c. MANNEY, j. V.AYER.
Main Street, Souhorlt Wisconsin, opposite the Telegraph
Printing Office.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

The following resolutions were adopted unanimously
BY convention Of democratic delegates representing the
several townships OF Union county, Pennsylvania
Gently held at Unontown They in the right spirit.
We copy from the Genius Of Liberty published Union
town:
Rssovsd That ibis convention warmly approves Of the
decided stand taken by the Hon. Daniel Sturgeon, ii the
Senate OF the United Staes. in opposition the Wimoi
fason and In ayor Of our only political ark the union OF
the States.
Rssopsd That mp this tiue the course county
representatives meets with tho appreciation Of this
ton.
Rssopsd TIA, the position assumed by General Lewis
Cass the slavery question, in bis Nicholson letter. the
only tcnable true and constitutional ground which
the question be settled
Rssopea That the nHcxible integrity and great ability
with which he has sustained that position in the Senate
the United STATES until Il has become the settled creed OF
the wise and prudent Of all parss have established pro-
tecsed and strengthened bonds glorious Union
and that his manly and distinguished services during the
deiIcais and protracied controversy emineniy ente him
tho condolences and support Of the democratic party and
the gratitude OF the Whole American people.
Rsped That though regret his defeat for the presi-
dency we glory IN the that he has achieved
se and the Union noble victory the minds OF
men, by bringing almost tho whole people his standard
ON this, the great political question OF TIE day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01


This distinguished senator has left Washington on a
temporary visit 10 New England, and was expected 10
arrive in Boston on Monday last He win return 10 this
city BY the end Of the present, the commencement Of
the next week
His visit 10 Boston was looked for with great curiosity
and some anxiety We happy TO find. from the follow
ing article In the Boston Courier Of Saturday last that
there is one wing Journal in Boston ndependen Of its
Washington correspondent which is disposed TO do him
justice, and receive him with iberaiy:
Ma wrrsrER At Honxs--Mr. Webster we learn. win
arrive In lhis city Monday afternoon, mis- 70 his
propose 70 meet him his arrival hers He comes home a
signal and important act perhaps Of bis whole
public his effort 70 preserve that glorious
Union and noble constitution OF which be has been
and still i tho acknowledged ablest de lender.
For that he has been denounced by some persons
aona a. ia Of the unmeasnred and savage vo-
and insult BY others he has been more deeorous but
~ ,r bslirrs ~ far s reafT part Of h soeeifss~s A.
mon heartily fAarsd asa nssabw mot iscorfidera
80 rosrs,six9 isfse~cs Gcond 60 others, hare Ysbos
fhssr dssy afsds for his ressrf sTrcss 20 s
ALTON When he shall present before here
A. home his expressive and weknown copntennncc, and
s.ue our ears with the OF that voice which has 60
oen reached our hears and stirred innos feelings, he
win receive from Boston and from Msssschn.eiis wet
come in warmth and enthusiasm proporioned 20 bis ss
rsat eor r me preservation Of the peace and safety and
happiness fhis and common conntsy 49,
We sn that the design = 20 meet Ia re square "a if9n
Of the Revere House, bspsa i've O'CLOCK on Monday
afternoon.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

Among the distinguished gentemen who have recently
cmisrasd 70 California, know OF whose loss will
be much felt IN his State that Of w. H. McAs-
TER. ESQ, Of Georgia For many years Mr.. AEister has
stood at the head Of the bar in that State He has long
ranked among the first and talented Of the democratic
party in Georgia. He the democratic candidate for
governor against Mr. Crawford the present Secretary Of
War, and received the Of the democratic members Of
the legislature Tor senator when Mr. Besn last elected
to thar post Mr. McAssr tskes up his sdence IN San
Francisco for the purpose Of pursuing the practice Of the
law, in which bis son l. already successfully established
there. TB-faio cows~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

We are 90 much interested ia the movements Of ths
committee Of thirteen. thai we have seized every op
portuny Of Publishing extracts from other papers. which
calculated present even glimpse Of its proceeding
and results We have given extracts from the Baltimore
papers, and in the spirit hay before our readers
the following passages from the correspondence OF the
Washington correspondent OF the Philadelphia North
American:
The compromise committee Of thirteen met on Thursday
Mr. Berden, Mr. Dickinson, and Mr. Mason the only
abseniees y = NOT has been stated Ia several
p Per asa M nay o. g
far from ~ the Questions under consideration s open
preston OF opinion on Thursday than they had done al AM
fornia, the commee voted recommend the admission
with the present limits and constitution 70 establish
amy restriction to slavery division demanded
upon the question Of uniting these propositions IN one bill
The adjustment of,he boundary between Texas and New
Mexico iarnished The principal topic Of discussion No for
maj vote was TAKEN upon the amount q proposed
sons the Territory of New Mexico, but understood
and half millions. d y ss
ment proposition submitted 20 combine this adjust
deafred in order ascertain the prevailing inclination Of
Congress Expedency VIII entirely contro the combination
Mr. Clay brought forward an amendment, to be offered
10 the bill now pending before the Senate for the recama
on 81 insilvs saves which W. modified 6y Nc Csss
court Of record first tnaf the person alleged 70 have alb
seconded slave; and second that she has
from service and whenever said person appTehended
satisfactory proof " be furnished TO the commissioner
whoever else be charged with the examination Of h
her identity wherenpon The captured person be
manded 10 the Jurisdiction OF the State whence he she
escaped and upon his her suggestion that he she
Is not slaye the claimant or his shall
into bond 10 submit The question 10 jury, giving all aci
ties pcoo the of slavery slavery
Tue object OF this anenden will readily be perceived
4 70 apply the same principle to fnguves from service
70 fagiilves from justice.
bill VIII probably be introduced 10 extend the laws q
Maryland this District with necessary amend
L y proper % say shat this object has always been desired
by many OF the most leading men ON the South.
Ii is contemplated Introduce any State to b.
formed out Of the Territory of Texas but the report viii
doubtless reheaIse the obligation contained in the resou
OF annexation Tor the admission of future States wher
the requisite population is obtained
These understood be leading features Of the
present though perhaps inperecfy presented
They subject amendment and revision therefore
cannot be regarded representing the denve action
the committee.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

North American another etler Of aIndepsndeni- mainly
devoted 70 us-a mere tissue Of vulgar yiiupention,
which he closes with the following paragraph
This is the true explanation Of all their amnesty With
their contributors have controversy shall con-
nue 70 denounce the motives in which charges against the
members Of the administration have orginalsd and shall
sand prepared defend self against any and des-
perado who mag be hired for assassination. who may
seek vengeance for his qualification. The Union and
It's Ins understand my and they are al
liberty put them into Tequsion As they please
We win relieve this modern Bob Acres OF his fears OF
assassination by assuring him that, far from eontem-
plating any personal violence upon him. either BY our
selves by proxy, do not even design 70 attack him
again with our pen He owes the notice he has already
received al our hands his own personal eonse
quenee, but to the bare fact that he is the confidential
correspondent OF the State Department writing for the
confidential organ Of the Secretary Of State in Pha.
delphia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

Richard walach. for the District Of Columbia
George Little, for the district Of North Carolina
William Paine, for the district OF Maine
Samuel Garfield. for the district OF New Hsmp.hi,e
Charles Devens jf for the district OF Massachusetts
Allison a. PetiengIl, for the district Of Connecticut
Georgc w. Jackson, for the district Of Rhode Island
Samacl Barr, for he district OF Dslaware.
Thomas n. Kent, for the district OF Maryland
Goshofn A. Jones, for the district Of Oho.
Solomon Meredith for the district OF Indiana.
John w Twichell, Tor the district Of Missouri.
Luther Chase, for the district Of Arkansas.
Frederick g. Smith, for the district OF Louisiana
Stephen b Sheisdy. for the district of Iowa.
Alexander NJ. Mitchell, for the district OF Minnesota
William NJ Brown. for the district Of Georgia
James >. Speed, for the district OF Kentucky.
Edward Hamilton. OF Ohio be Secretary Of tho Terri
tory Of Oregon.
William y Brady. Of New York, 70 be Deputy Po.smss
Yer at New York city. New York.
oFFIcxss.
Ezra Rood 70 be receiver Of public moneys at Detroit
Michigan.
Marcus Boyd be receiver OF public moneys At Spring
field, Observation-Disclosures I~fsnfgssc0.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01
CITY OF WASHINGTON.


07-Mr Hrsxs n. LEWIS, ofMonsomey Alabama, y oar ssn
usssins or Alsb2ma and Tennessee assisted M D.
b. BHErf.
eM. isHArL JAsHs, No isa scuh ienn suess rn'Aasa
h,s 4 oar reasrI travelling agent BY Me JAnxs X.
wmrrLE, VIZ. n. wsLD O. H. srzss ioas colass SAzxs
Dssssxs, "A. Krnx wEussros, A. EyAss, JAAxs cLAEx,
JoHn w. ALLxx. and r. Locks
zms d w. Jxx. No Harrison street, cincinn4n Ohio, -
ovr travelling agent States BY
surr u n DssT JAsss TArLoH, >. W. AsxsrKoxs PExHs
Loexr W. RAnsAr and G. srzlszAx
lry-Reeeipss from Of the above win be good.
NV b. P.INKs, Newspaper Agent the only
anorixsd agent this paper in the Of Boston, New
and rh.depna,
subscriptions required by receipts
regarded payments His afe-Boson Conuess
New York, Tribune bading; Paadephis, northwest %
Third 4 Chestnut
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01

uvOfs saetth Wteso tiatSths powers Wrc ho0ut W DC
buried in the great Of eternity For sodis
interested bestowed ~ stranger, osr the
tribute OF thanks warm from overhowirg hearts
Mr.. venable made the following reply:
The In which your exceency been plea ed 10
refer the attention which was enabled on our
lustrious friend has deeply affected my heart Il bur a re-
pestsd Of the feelings or The people OF
on the same soblsct contained 10 resolution which
reached me, and Tor which manifestation OF kindness
retura TO you and 20 them my most sincere mos
heartfelt thanks Nothing has fully convinced me Of the
lowuds the whose death has called us oxerer
to-day, the high estimate which ron and your people
impulses Of humanity would have Demanded nothing e.
and that is more than rewarded, when permitted 10
sage paot and statesman soeIsled above his
RES that we not admonshed by subsection % the
he did belong superior rac. To De even casual
" associated with his memory in gratitude Of STATE
der TO him. Sir his life was chronicle Of Instructive
events, 20 his death bat furnished commentary thar
rendered more painful BY the nature Of M. wcand ex
claimed On, God OF my fathers save. my countr
bule Of the Heaven 50 ilusous friend but
few hours before his departure, employed the last effort Ia
saying III had my health and strength devote hour
to nv country 10 The Senate could DO more than in my
tie manifestations Of deep feeling Of heartfelt
Grafton 70 vrsna and ny own c A.. fell q one
heart eheesed ~ 2 he merits
Of ne Gas he 1vsa ss 9nSrs sd when With s I'M mo
the peaceful Of Sabbath. heard the stroke Of the
hammer. the hum OF engaged In the business Of
life when from the deck Of the steamer ia the midst Of
your hsrbor could descy the hsblimens OF mourning
which consccraed your housesthe Stiffness the solemn
stiffness, spoke language which went my heart But
when. added this behold this mnltitade Of
exclan. peoples the dust Of who
loved and served them. No military fame his be
sqaadron the field The death the civil
ian aud patriot who loved his country and his whole coun
y gave rise 10 this great demonstration OF sorrow and re-
gard Permit again 70 your excelsncy and The
people of Charleston and OF Soulh Csroins that xaN
cherish. Of the dearest recoecons OF NV life
the expressions Of Kindness which have been made Is -
- the friend and the companion in the mex chamber Of
John 9 Calhoun. His society and his friendship were
more than compensation for any attentions which any
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24
Dsprems Court.
SPECIAL TERN.
ofore luJre Mttehali

- ksfors Judge Mitchell
hAncH 23 -pEcfsiors-.4ser Erccufsr rs Lssds,
sgrtrs end 8sshn.Ihe plaintiff will take the usual
Tor foreclosure and sss and for the account
10 De rendered BY the receiver Of the rents recsiv-d
and to be fscsivsd by him; and " will provide. that
spd mat ~ sn execution be returned upssttshsd In
whole or In part against him the plaintiff may then
havs tntcuticn for the part unsstished against Mr.
Leeds The plsintd ell alec be entitled % against
the prePey ofAustn and Leeds TO their costs and 10
tns Dali 81 one per cent on the amount 20 be found
Que ~ the deere additional ailo wsnce. frinci
pal dus fis 500 with Interest from MAY 1, is4s.
hose 70 ifofman.-A csure msfked reserved on
the tucuit calendar. before December 1s4s, was re-
trvsd fer ell purposes aud retains s old date OF issue
Peffier " james ~. Whr Petit pei q resi- nation
uustse accepted with consent q the present. bene-
hc,arisn the rust property beips real estate.
hstneffs ~ Rpnsfds = william q Resell, appoint
20 guardian for iufspt defendant In partition giving
bonds With snrsses In 20 days have sspsed since
he p"oheaihn vas completed against the nos-resi-
Carpenter 60 Tsn .qnfuery where both parties re-
eide IN spofher county and sp sctiop IA commenced
sf.sn the defepcsst ia the superior Cont IL u the
liant - the oefendspt, motion tohave the cause
mo.d into tbs Court soa tried In the county where
both parties rssise
Lg'nsfen .3senm. In the matter of the application
of the Nalcr 40 of Nsw rosk, 20 extend Lexipgton
svesns Tbh Court 81 special term stll has poser 10
sprcsns % sper streets and n s not
ressssy Tor this purpose that Law shouid have
ben psssee since the new constitution. Although the
comSsrsfessrs proposed ~ the Common Council and
tocss Interested would sssersy be preferred By the
covrt the sppcinsment under the neg constitution
'ih De made ss the independent Get Of the Court
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Court OF Gem meu Pleas.
IN CHAMBkEs.
Hates. Iua.s. f....n~.

MARcn ID - 7hsmss Ci.Dgrs Msry CiiGyvd-Hs.
ntss CosfUs j his vss sun cf husb.sd agsiust
wife 10 compel her to o-ver up the custody ~ hts chill
dIeB. William. eyed eight yssrs and months and
Thomas ssed about teveo yssrs. Mrs clifford In her
answer. states that her husbsnd. some tvo three
ago alter having psltr.stea her deserted her
sns bs- not sro- lived vito her sps has not given her
any sppport except house Co live tp; that h.
thst children 10 live With him, aud that they (wii
lIas and Jhonss) subsequently lett their father.
tfsiins fsst be had badly ue.d them; that they
70 her that she has fDee supported them By her
lsbor ana that rhe drss them In her custody
under any restraint except soeh ~ parent msy
riebif.iiy DO.
appearing to the Court that the father had been
ssndins the children to school when they vith
him. snd that the moth or had done ths Judge
fderea the children TO BE- stseo TO the father with
permission 20 The moth visit them ell reason
able and proper times There u another chiid girl
between h,e spa six yesrs of age The question %
the course cf lev days
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Heard OF Ed .casion .


Robert Kelly, Esq President The minutes Of the
last Iroessdisgs we're read aud approved
Thl. being IN. evening spg.iot.a, Tor tn: oomin.-
cast BY the resignston Of !. A. Stewart Esq there
an unusually numerous attendance Of the CON
mssiopsrs and also large number sf fvitsrs present.
Reports Of the Fisanc. committss. In favor Of ap-
nss.sssry legal expenses Of -srd school. tn. T-sh
ward. adopted also thu sun Of tpes 80, for the
same purpose for the Fourth -ard tin let fssrn.,y
legal expenses of the New York Society foe Promoting
Edusstion among Coiored Children, to 1st February,
A ecumuuicati.n from the School omeers Of the
Tenth yard, sskisg for additional accommodates, in
misien Of pspns, who are nov Obliged TO b. refused
referrr.d TO the COMMITTEES; an application for
new school house 1T Yorkviie. was also referred.
rnr srscrror 90 sscsErssf.
Two tsners vere sppeinted TO scrutnirs the ballot
Mr. Fellovs.. -. -. IL Mr. oris-.n. ... al
Mr. Gilbert. ...... II Blank. .......... i .
The PRESIDENT declared th.. n,p.t..p vote. b.inx
nsccsssry fer the election OF candidate aud twelve
being the highest number on the present ballot there
BALLOT vss again taken. when there appeared tse same
number exo.ps thst MIR Griswei hsd three ana there
II vas then moved that the highest number Of vote,
s,sst be sufficient TO elect the clerk which carried
The ballot again taken when there appeared for
Mr.. Fsliovs. ...... "a Mr. Hasiston. ......o
No csndldate having yet received . majority Of the
votes east the President declared there eIects
Another ballot being s.hen thsr. appeared for
The fr..idsn, DECLARED shs. twenty min. commits
isry = th.t number he vas duly easctsd the Score
fsry Of this board.
The report Of the COMMITTEES 10 exsmine reports cf
che several schools entitled 70 proportion cf school
s ~ss sSovss and Il. usual ss.sr q
copies ordered 70 b. prists&.
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Tsisgrnphic InJusetIon.

BosfON- March IT, IS50.
o. g. CIRCUIT court Dff1nfcr % ~.ssaCHusrrrs.
Before Ion Judge Woodbury.
y y. kmfh Cfsrk Dsgps.e, ard o'hsrs This
rnit ~ TIE complainant one Of the prcrfistors of
ths patent of Prof Morse FOR en- nupcton against the
defendants, for usirz Houses Printing Telegraph.
On milton fos the court TO IN the tine of heariax
" vas ordered that " b. postponed tiii the 10th of
Arrh nert also that the conf plsinasts furnish .
copy ~ the French psttrt granted 90 Prot. Morse
Geo. GlGcrd cf Nee icrk, end charles l.. wsodbury
counsel Ter defendsnts