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such prescription we enter our solemn protest
Therefore,
l. Resolred, That this subordinate division
regards such action of the National Division as
Unauthorized, and an encroachment upon the
rights of subordinate Divisions.
2. Resolred, That as freemen we know our
rights and will defend them, nor suffer them to
be tramped upon by any class of men claiming
to be representatives, either politically, religious
ly, or in any social capacity; that as American
citizens we recognize the rights of all men, and
that we will no. countenance this cowardly eff
fort to prescribe this down-trodden and helpless
portion of our race
8. RESOLVED, That in view of this action of the
National Division of the S. of T., we cannot
consistently maintain our connection with the
order.
A. Resolued, That we hereby return the char
ter of Southport Division No. So, S. of T., to
the Grand Div. of the State of Wisconsin, and
declare this Div. dissolved; and that copy of
the above be sent to the G. S. of the G. D. to
the NJ w. S. of the National Div; also to the
National Era, the Old Oaken Bucket, and the
Kenosha Telegraph, for publication
Done in Div. S. OF T. Hall, July l3, 1850.
R. H. DEMING, w. P.
JOHN NOBLE, r. S.
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Always Sad, AIway. eYsectual,

Are you sufferer from Fever Agues Are
you afflicted with the periodical return Of that
cold and formal visitor, the chill, followed by ia
faithful attendants, the burning fever and drencb.
ing perspiration? Lose 10 time, then, in pro.
curing bottle of DIR. Osgood's India Chola.
gogue. You will have bat one chill at mostaG
ter you commence il and probably none at all
Your neighbor WHO has used the medicine will
assure you of this. /: is but the promise Of
result which thousands have already realized
and which you own experience will most fully
prove. If you have been disappointed in other
medicines, and are doubtful of all obtain The
Cholagogue and you will doubt no longer.
limitations are abroad! Be particular to en-.
Z uire for DR.. Osgood's India Cholqgegue
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Baker Family.

The following remarks were made by the ed
itor of the Cleveland Herald, on the occasion of
their singing the soul-subduing poetry which we
have placed on the outside of our paper this
week. "Verily, music hath charms .
'They sung as the BAKERS only can sing,
melody of childhood's home and childnood's
innocence-of the friendship and love of COM
panions, relatives, and parents. Soon the moist
ened eyes told the power of song; and the fast
rolling tears down many sn-hardened cheek,
the potent influence of music in reaching the
heart and yelling up its deepest fountains The
scene was SO melting that the accomplished vo-
calsts proceeded with difficulty, and guards and
spectators wept with the spirits in PRISON.
The advent of the BAKERS was s'white dav''
in the silent, gloomy routine of prison life; and
some of the convcts expressed their deep graft
tude by asking permission to present the smin-
istering angels" with little remembrancers thew
had taxed their ingenuity to prepare in hours of
unemployment.
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svzEySvFF,s SAFE.

V)Y virtue writ of Fer Facias issued of and under
ID seal of the Circuit Cour in and for the county Of
Racine and directed and delivered against the goods
cties lands and enements of Joseph b. Brooks nd
Chauncey PetIibone, have levied upon and shall offer for
sale to the highest bidder the law Directs The Runa
House, the city of kenosha in the county Kenosha on
Mondays the second day of September aert, between the
hours OF One and Tive III the afternoon, all the right tile
and interest said Brooks and Petbone had the Eleventh
Ql) day Of July A. d. 1859, in ard the following da
cribed lot parcel Of land wit the East half of The
H. quarter Of section number twenysix 26) in Town one
% in Range weniy-oiie {2) East in the town of Bristol
and county of kenosha.
l.. CROKER, Sheriff
of the County OF kencsha
By NJ. r. ALLEN Under sheriff
KenOsha. July l6 1850. 6t-4
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think their husbands are collecting, will awake
to the dreadful reality that their babes are father
less, and themselves widows, and beggars to
boot.
This year will be enough for me in Califor-
MIA. | am in hopes to get enough to pay my
passage home by next November. shall re-
turn by the way of the Isthmus. Don't fail to
write me.
If you can get chance for me to work next
winter, | would like to have you engage place
boen here, and think ] shall continue to, be-
cause am very careful of my health.
Yours, truly, H. 9. T.
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New YORK. July Is.

Letters from the city Of Mexico s. ate the num-
Der of deaths in the city to be 300 daily.
Great excitement prevails on the Rio Grande
from attacks of Indiafs. Families are leaving
Their settlements in all directions
Saturday was observed in New York, with
much solemnity. Business was suspended,
salute was fired of o6 guns, from the British
Mail steamer Europa. Her flags were displayed
at half mast and she was shrouded with Grape.
A fire occurred last night in Baltimore and de-
stroyed severa. lumber yards and several small
buildings. Loss $4,000.
During the fire serious riot occurred among
the fremen-C Chic. Trib.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Noticc.

XHT E. the subscribers, Commissioners appointed BY he
w County Court of the county of Eenosha, TO RECEIVE
examine and adjust all claims and demands all persons
against Kelsey Gilmore late of BRISTOL in the county ok
noha, and OF wisconsin, deceased; do hereby gvem
ice, that have appointed the following times and p
when and where will for purpose OF exam.
ning aud allowing claims and demands, Post
Office kept by K. Tuftle in the Town Bristol The said
county OF kenosha on the 2lst day of August, A. d. m
at one O'clock, in the AFTERNOONS and at The Office
Jls0n ESQ., in The city Of kenosa, in said county, The
3Gh day OF September, A. D.. 1850 at Ten O'clock in The
forenoon; that each of said meetings will continue TIA
O'Clock i'll the afternoon OF The day. and much long
Pom day 10 dag he business OF appointment mar
require. And do also give further notice, that
limited by tue said Court, for creditors present
claims 10 as Is The rst day OF February A. d. ISL
L. GRANT,
r. TUTfIE
Dated Bristol, July 10, 1910. 4-no4 Commissioners
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ExCEIsroR oIEuRCTI.

The meetings of the Brethren of Excelsior Church,
Associations will hereafter he held in the HALL. Sc
cond floor Quarles Building, Main street, Sun
days. Forenoon and Afternoon, the usual church hours
Sunday next, forenoon discourse may be expected
from ]. R. SHARPsTEIN.
The afternoon will be devoted to the discussion Of such
subjects as may be presented.
og~ All are invited to attend
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of coincidence to the widow of the late President
and bill as tothe franking privilege. Both
passed
Mr. Cass reported joint resolutions to print 30
900 copies of Funeral arrangements and pro-
ceedings of the two Houses. Passed.
HoUsE.-Mr Morse introduced resolution
for ranking privilege and vote of coincidence
passed Chicago Tribune.
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To- AT Milwaukee on Saturday a funeral pro-
cession marched in honor of Gen. Taylor The
stores were closed, and were, with the dwellings
on East Water st., clothed with the dark drapery
of sadness and grief, while men of all political
Parties joined in the expression of sorrow for
the seemingly untimely departure of the Ma
tons chief.
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WAUKEGAN. July l5--ld P. 4

The Steam FIGURING Mill belonging to Mr..
w. MUNGER was consumed by fire this morn
ing. The fire was discovered about half-Past
one o'clock, but had progressed 50 far that its raw
ages could not be arrested. There were about
5000 bushels Of wheat and qBanity of -four in
the mill at the time. A dwelling house near
by, belonging to F. SUNDERLIN, was also con-
sumed.
Munger's loss is not far from $l2, 900; Sun
derlin's $500.
The mill was insured in the Illinois Mutual
Insurance Co to the amount of $4,000
Origin Of the fire not known, but suppose that
it was set on fire by some one.
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OUR FAMILY MEDICINE.

1StITII" '5UTCS, lICHeS ana ID2fHS.
Mr. james Lands, living jefferson street, Chicago
says: Your Arabian Lirinen is Family medicine
nothing else for Burns, Sores, qccs and Patasor
negbors too, prize this great medicine highly as we do
Send me dollar bottle by the bearer.
.Harch 18, 80. Respectf1lIy JAMES IASus
3ea0are Of spurious PREPARATION called II. Farrell,
4r l1iaa Linament. See advertisement.
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NOTICE.

meeting of all friendly to the formation of "Protec-
tive Union,' will be held in Excelsior Hail. this Frday
evening) The Committee appointed to draft suitable
Constitution will present The for the consideration Of
the meeting.
July 49, w II. FARMER, Sec.
Gy~The Register OF Deeds of Kenosha County
may for the present found the Office of Josiah Bond
Esq., over Tymesons store, where Deeds other docu
ments viii be received for record.
WILLIAM L. RINSDALE.
.EOsHA, April 10Th, 1850.
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Mr.. LEWIS CURTIS of Geneva, is authorised to
act as Agent for our paper, for Geneva and Vi
cinity. If our friends in that region wish to re-
NIT US any funds. they can do so through lIr.
Curtis. We need what is due US.
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GJ- From short visit to the wheat fields in
the country, we are persuaded that good crop
will reward the labor of the husbandman. There
is, however, a little mischief doing in some fields
~ suspicious looking little bug; but as the
harvest is SO near, we do not believe the damage
will be great
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Liberty ParyM Y State Conusntion. This
Convention at Syracuse finished its business and
adjourned on the evening of the 4th
The party nominations were made on the
morning Of that day and were as folows:---
For Goyernor--WILLIAM l.. CHAMFLyN, of
Albany.
For Lieutanant Governor--JosIAH rLvHB, of
Erie.
For Canal Commissioner-J C. HARRlNe-
TON, of Oswego.
For State Prison Inspector-DAv1D PLUMB,
of Rensselear.
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From Merico.-Royal mail steamer Thames
arrived at Mobile Point on the 18th inst, in thrse
and half days from Vera Cruz. She brought
20 passengers. On board were $2,670.5o in
specie tor Mobile, and $309,003 for England.
The cholera was still prevailing in the city Of
Mexico and extending 10 the south. About l35
died each day. Many were said to perish from
neglect, and want of the common secessaries oil
life. A number OF distinguished ladies' formed4
company and sought out the abodes of misery
and sufierings and rendered the kindest aid
Don Marian Ortero,a distinguished statesman,
had fallen victim to the cholera A sovereign
cure for the cholera has been discovered. 1t is
the'''Rais del Indio," (the Indian root) The
Palanca says, "We know from person of truth,
that the most marvellous cures have baen effec-
ted by this root
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MIR. Sholes will not be responsible for anything
that appears this week. He has not yet returned
from the East
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GThe proceedings Of The Fire Companies
on the Sd and 18th inst were not handed in, in
season for our last weeks paper, and as they
would be rather out of date thissweek, we must
apologize for their non-appearaAee.
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In Kenosa, June 18th, GRANVILLE HORACE, only son %
DIR. Horace W. and Alkaline A. Johnson aged wear.
months and IA days Also the 18th Of July, JuLy F
MARIA only daughter of the same, aged years
months and 8 days.
So fades the lovely Dooning flowers,
Fra solace OF smiling hour.
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Ut We publish this week, for the benefit OF
our friends in the country and those whom it
most particularly concerns, !" the act in relation
to canada thistles,'
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u The Sheboygan Niewsbode is the only
Dutch or Holland paper printed in the U. s.
Il Is printed every Thursday at Sheboygan, Wis
: any oil our friends in this vicinity wish to get
news from the fader-land in their native ton.rne,
OF understand what is going on in their adopted
country we know of no better paper than the
Niewsbode.
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The Wheat Crop Ruined.-We learn from
Da Page, Kendall Kane and few other coun-
ties In tho interior, that the fly has ruined the
greater part OF the spring wheat, in those coun-
ties, whole fields having been DESTROYED How
extensive the ravages of the fly have been in
other counties we are not advised but are pre-
pared from what we have learned, to hear of the
destruction of very large proportion of the
crop which but week since, bid SO fair to ex-
coed that of any other season.
New Planet. The celebrated Astronomer.
Gasparis, has discovered new planet (the ninth)
between Mars and Jupiter.
The total loss expenses of the Post Office De-
partment for 1850, is estimated at 5,440,40o dol
lars.
Assistant U. s. Marshalls have the ranking
privilege extended to them for the transmission
Of all documents in relation to the taking Of the
census.
Gen. SCOTT commanded the military at Wash
ington, during the obsequies on Saturday, and
the same arrangements were observed as at the
funeral of President HARRISON
The PHILADELPHIA FIRE.--The number kill
at this fire was 30; wounded, 100; missing, IT.
The City Council has made an appropriation of
81 0 900 for the relief of the sufferers.
A MUss was clicked up in the Fifth Ward,
yesterday, in which German had his skull
cracked with paving stone. Ram was the
cause Wisconsin.
The FOURTH OF JULY was celebrated with
much spirit at Mineral Point. A procession.
Grafton, dinner and ball comprised the ssbill of
fare" for the day.
ACCIDENT ON THE A. D. PATcH1N.-On Mon
day evening last, German, while examining
the machinery of this steamer, had bis head Sow
cred from the body by revolution Of the crank.
Wisconsin.
DIhe crops in this region seem to promise
abundantly; corn, potatoes and oats are doing
exceedingly well, and wheat bids fair to turn out
more than an average crop. Considerable isl
nearly ready for harvesting .-BeIo1 journal.
The ~ Y. Day Book says, that correspon-
dent from Panama has written to one of the n
York morning papers, that the Panama Rail
Road. which was commenced by the AsPIN-
WALLIS, appears to be abandoned and that very
little idea is entertained at Panama that it will ev
err be accomplished The active prosecution of
the Nicaragua route, must have produced this
state of things. The letter is now in state
of rapid progress to completion, and will be ready
for use IN a month or two.
Pepper al Depere.-A prospectus has been is
sued by Mr.. ROBERT r. RoDDY, for new DEM
ocratic paper at Depere, IN this county, to be cal
led the "Depere North Western
If you wish oaks, plant acorns;if you wish
fortune, plant dollars; but il you prefer han
pness, SOW the seeds of virtue, and cultivate
them with charity.
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Sons of Tempcrance--PrOnpt Action.
The Division of the Sons of Temperance in
in this place, met on Saturday evening, and de-
nounced the doings of the National Division in
regard to the exclusion of certain class of men
from the Order and surrendered their charter
This is right Sec their doings in another place
in this paper.
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DEATH OF S. S. PRENTIss.-By the following
despatch from New Orleans to the NJ Y 1r;-
bu'ae, it will be seen that the news of the decease
OF this distinguished orator is confirmed;
New Orleans, "Wednesday, July 8.
Hon. S. S. Prentiss, well known and disin-
guished lawyer formely resident of Vickshurg
and recently of this city, died the other day al
Na;chcz, Miss. lie was for brief period
Member of Congress from this State.
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G When any of our friends have occasion
togo to the garden city," as many frequently
do, for the purchase of articles in the different
branches of trade which they cannot purchase to
their minds here; if they want Dry Goods. we
wish to recommend them to go to L. D. Ohm
stead's, No. l42 Lake ST., Chicago. See adver-
tisoment in another column. He has every thing
that can be mentioned in the Dry Goods line.
He does so extensive business that he can af-
ford to, and does, sell at very low prices And
then, he is one of those gentlemany kind of fell
lows that it does You good to see and talk with
him. even if you do not want to buy. Just give
him call when you are there, and see if it is
not so, for the fun of it.
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GAMBLING AND IT'S CoNsEQUENcEs--A COM
plant was made few days since at the police
office BY baker, residing in the Bowery, against
Isaiah Rynders and others, whom he charged
with winning from him within the last few
months large amount of money, in consequence
OF which the poor victim is beggared and with
his family, has been turned into the street, en-
tirely destitute.-N. Y Mirror.
This Isaiah Rynders referred to, is doubtless
the Hunker Democratic champion, of whom
we sometimes read. It was him who had such
a holy horrar of Garrison, and Douglass, and
Phillips and their heresies; and was going to
knock the first man down who spoke ill of the
government, or the scriptures, "d-n him
Well, he is nice champion in the field OF both
politics and religion, and we trust the party
whose tool he is, appreciate him properly.
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no apology for dropping tear at the grave Of
the departed old Hero, or expressing our bitter
regret that he went to the skies so soon. The
last words that fell from his lips were: g ] am
prepared have endeavored to do my duty
Who could say more /?
The trumpet may sound, ard the loud rattle:
lie heeds not, he hears he's free from all pain;
lie sleeps his last Sleep he has fought bis last battle,
Nosound can awake him TO glory again.
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Mr.. EDITOR In the Telegraph of July 5th,
w. III. Farmer makes some comments and slrc-
lures on the course pursued by majority of the
city council, relative to the doctoring of the city
paupers, which are far from the truth, and which
propose to correct, so far as the city is interest
ed.
That portion of his remarks applying to me in
dividualy, shall pass over as of no interest to
the public, or consequence to any one. He says
that "those voting in the minority presented to
the board statistics showing that the amount
paid for medical services for the last three years
fell short of $50 per year." No statistics were
presented to the Board by the minority.
The Supervisors, in their last annual report,
charge the Town with the following bills, as
having been allowed for medicines and medical
services, viz:
Otis jerks, $1s,75
H. Mckinley, 1000
Farmer & Brooks, for board and care
of McGee, sailor, 1000
T. F. Robinson, for wines and med
icines, l5.41
F. w. Hatch, Jr, 1898
Otis jerks, 1881
DR.. Walscheid, 500
Hatch & Grosebeck, 400
Otis jerks, 1927
DIR. Walker, allowed by the trustees, 100
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Amount total,

The Supervisors remark that the first item of
$18,75 was for services rendered in the year
1859. 1t is fair to presume that an equal "a
mount for said kind Of services is still unaudited
for the year past, and thus leaving the amount as
stated above.
Farmer virtually says, that this action of the
majority of the Council was violation of tho
principles of honesty, justice, humanity and be-
nevolence ; and yet, for the paltry sum of 1914,
he was willing to be the principal instrument in
the violation of those great princples-thusp pro-
wing himself as destitute of all moral principle as
the above statistics prove him destitute of truth
]. V. QUARLES.
Kenosha, July Is, 1850
N. B. Twill add that at the time the Physi-
clans were requested to put in their proposals,
be obligated to accept the lowest proposition, or
either of them, in case they were above the sum
we deemed fair and proper. J. V. @.
The following are appointments of the preach
ers of the Wisconsin Annual Conference for the
years 1850-5l, for the District of Racine.
HENRY Summers p. e. Racine, A Hanson
Kenosha, Alex. p. Allen. Sylvania, to be sup
piled. Geneva, R J Harvey, R Blackburn
Delavan, R r Wood, E Stevens. Beot, Isaac
NJ Lehy. Spring Valley L NJ Cochran, one to
be supplied. Jsnesville, o F Comfort. Union
NJ Walker, C Dana. Milton, Thomas
Whitewater, H Scott. East Troy, w o.
horne
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Ut We learn that our city authorities have
purchased new fire engine and 800 feet of
hose, for the use of the fire department of this
city. The contract has already been made
the engine and hose to be completed and deliv-
cred at Buffalo before the close of navigation,
at the cost of about 5000. When the new en-
CINE is in the hands of the company No. 2, our
CITY will be as well provided for attacks of fire
as any city west. We hope immediate steps
VIII be taken for the construction of two more
reservoirs, one at the junction of Park and Main
streets, and the other at the corner of Wiscon-
SIN and Main sts When these reservoirs shall
have been constructed, the cost of them and the
engines could be saved in insurance premiums
in months. No one has quite so stiff an upper
lip now as insurance agents
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NEW REsERvorR.-A new reservoir has been
constructed in the vicinity of oEr duck pond
under the supervision of the road supervisor in
that ward. tits some so feet long. feet wide,
and feet deep, with an entrance at one end
for poultry aud pigs. 1t is a wonderful display
of the march of mind"
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An act on the subject Of Canada Thistles.

An act on the subject of Canada Thtstles
The People Of the State of Wisconsin rep,e E.
sented in Senate and Assembly, do e1soct as fol-
lotoS:
SECTION l. No person or persons residing
upon or occupying any land within this state eth
er as owner, lessee, or otherwise for purposes
OF cultivation, shall knowingly permit or allow
the weed known as ''Canada THISTLE to 90 to
seed on such land, under the pains and penalties
prescribed in the following section:
SEC. 2. Any person or persons violating the
provisions of the preceding section, shall be
deemed guilty of amisdemeanor and shall on con-
viction thereof be punished by fine not exceed
ing five nor less than one dollar.
Sec. 8. Justices of the Peace shall have
jurisdiction within their respective counties of
all violations Of the provisions of this act, and
it shall be competent for any person to complain
of and prosecute any person or persons violating
the same.
MOSES NJ. STRONG,
Speaker Of the Assembly.
SAMUEL W. BEALL,
1t. Governor and President If The Senate.
Approved January 29ih, 1850.
NELSON DEWEY.
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WASHINGTON, July 10TH
Mr.. Webster from joint committee reported
the resolutions of the two Honses to allow vote
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Gen. SCOTT commanded the military at Wash
ington, during the obsequies on Saturday, and
the same arrangements were observed as at the
funeral of President HARRISON