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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04
Fail fmpOrsntions for 1850:
J. q. MAGEEE & CO,
EVANSVILLE, IN

IL AVE now H. store their full FALL aud WIN
IL TER Sro X, comprising every article in their
line OF trade; to when they cal. the particular at
tentlon of rctailcrs
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ruxN1TURE, GEARS AND STOVES.

FUENITURE, CHAIRS AND STOVES
{ iiAN h. removed a. W ateT street, between Mann
! and sycamore. where ! will keepon hand fall
and complete assoTtmen; of new and fashionable
furniture and chairs. which will sell as cheap as
thew can he bought in Cincinnati or Louisville
Also. large stock of Cock. Heating and Paror
Stoves. every variety and description. Call aGd
examine my goods before purchasing.
sep23-u J. 7. SCHWlNG.
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CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE.
INERT door to c. Bell, Druggist, Main ST.
EyDuSyilp Ind

INERT door TO c. Bell, Druggist, Main ST.
Evansville. Ind.
NJESSRS. ALTERING g. BRU MMEP have
w just received from their manu-: ,cGrv, In Gin
cinnaii, the latest New York style OF Fall and Wiz
ter Clothing. All OF which are made. and trimmed
in the best manner under their dir ciion, expressly
for this market and consists of ov ~ article requ-
site 10 complete GeBtiemCn's Ware robes.
Goats and Cloak S.
a fine assortment of Blue, Brow N, Grey, Drab,
Macknaw, Blankets: Box, and Over Coats. genu-
inc Pilot and Beaver Cloth Goats; line lot OF Clo,h
Coats OF all sizes and prices; su perior Black and
Blue French and English Cloth Dress. Frock and
Sack Coats iuli trimmed. Satinet and Cashuerei;e
Goats; Brown, Green and CsIty and all coors %
Tweed and Cashmere Sack l'rock and Dress Goats;
Roundabouts and Coats of nil kinds.
PautalooEs.
Superior Black ard b'ue Cloth and Cassime-e
Pants; fancy French Cashmere PANTS Fancy
Stripes and Blue, blaci, and Steel Mixed and Ca
Diet Mixed Saiinett Parts; Tweed and CorJlrov do
Pants o! every variety ana price to silt purchasers
tests. -
Black silk and satin Vests, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest; ancy ca ssimere Vests; Sainet vests;
ana common Vests o. al! Kinds
Furnis hing Goods.
| "A All the ate styles of plain and fancysss
&esilh and satin Crava,s Scarss. and sEzss<sS
STOCKS; white silk mi all colors Pocket Handker-
chiefs; Linen ard l. men bosom shirts; Muslin and
Flannel do; t'annt and Net under shirts and
Draws; Shirt Collars; every kind OF Beaver, Kid,
thread and cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain
gum susponders; silk. bingham and cotton Umhre-
las; Dodds, Sherwood and Chase's Hats, also Sill
Hats; Caps. Boots ) noes; walking canes, sc.
All The above art ces and everything else in the
furnishing lile will be sold Cincinnati prices Tor
CASH.
We shall contInu,' 10 receive fresh supplies week
" during the season from our manuiactary i'm Gin
cinna,i. inovi3l ALTERING & DRUMMER.
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iDNSfcrSi OINferSs

,. ~ ~. REILLY,
wholesale Dealers i'm Groceries
Nails. Glass, Cotton Yarns,
Batting, Sc, DC.
nFr Err flr sale awe selected stock of Groce
~ ries, most of which have recently ,een received
from the East, aud embracing nearly everything
usually Kept m. the Grocery line, amongst which
are
800 b choice Indigo, warranted;
HOO b Dutch Nader:
~ packages green and black Tea
biol Cloves, do Nutmegs;
loo,cOO Gun Caps, split and ribbed;
- Boxes ground Spices, from Hope Mills;
70 gross LOnret Boards:
lOo go Matches best brands;
~ boz States, American MAKE
- do Curry Combs;
10 do Co,lIus' Axes;
40 Reams letter and Foolscap paper;
100 Sides Sole Leather;
% Bbs Tar.
ALSO:
supply oi coffee. sugar, mOlasees., rice, mack.
erei herring. coush, tanner. OIL akum, sulphur,
brimsione, alum, cOpperas, Spanish whiting, sala.
eraius. soda, logwOod, cotton wraP;in. Irvine can
diewlck, carret chain, EPSON salts, washing ans
shaving soap, &c, &c.
Win view ut extending the business, the sub
scr5ers of-r their stock at low prices, tor cash or
Proiute. New customers need ASK for CT, dit.
end ODD ones will please make Us qul,k returns -
possible.
Full prices paid for produce. in exchange for the
above, and Cash not refused
news Main street Evansville Ind
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Just received by recent Arrivals:

line OF trace; Ia when ihty cat The particular at
tentlon of retailers.
Just received by recent Arrivals:
French, German and Belgium broa, cloths;
do DO do Middlesex cassimeres and
Doeskns;
Pilot and Beaver cloths, all colors;
Felt cloths and blankets;
Hue and cold vcs,ngs, oolen and Satins;
Cloak Inlngs ard seIges;
Bane-up cords and coIGurcys;
Iweeds, I'll wool, green md LACK;
Golden ana mixed weeds;
SaIlnet-. IN cOors and black
Jeans, in blue ana gold mixed;
fanDeis scarlet ' Glow W mite, plain and tvilled;
salisbury fiannels. orange blue and greeni
Plain and choHgeable lilseys, every pr.ce;
Alpaccas, LilcA co q and slate;
IA and o. ohaBgeable BriiianiiIes;
A aud CT Coburgs aud I.yonese cloths;
A silk Popclias ami MOhair cloths
Manchester lie Lanes ami Cashnieres, plain AID
printeG;
Turkey Red goods, al prices;
Manchester t.iDghaIns every style;
BGcke. an French ChalnbIeys;
Neiyeis. in sin and tablyi
Canvass paGd:ngs and Virgins:
Prints, n.iish and American oi every siylt;
Cashmere and lie l.aine prints;
ST, 1-S amt IL brown aud bleach'd Domes,ics;
Cotton Duck and Burlaps
Drills, Le=ched and un5ioached:
Cotton ianUslS, unleached and cclo-od;
~, 80 dlill - lChlts-S diiu OlitChe,
1ai!e-clDihS, white and eel bred;
Cation liable diapers, white and colored
Towels and crash.
Lace stripe aud plain Jaconets;
Fam JaecHetS aGd Cambrlcsi
flaIn aud figured Bo5ine,is. white and black
Boy State lnng shawls. ever, style;
{ a hnere. SILK ard other style shayVls,
Hosiery, cote aud wool, Of al cOloTs and styies
Ribbons, plain, ratela, cold, cap and rich bonnet:
Thread, cotton and linen, every style and color /;
Combs tuck, iiEe. side Iedding. and pocket;
buttons, coat, over coat aud vest all sly les.
Also:
Gloves. mIts, laccs, edging-. Insertions, snspen-
ders, hdks, cIayais, ties, tapes, needless pns, &c
&c.
Also:
A general assortment ol boots shoes and brogans
bats, caps, Sc.
In every Iiis ance they will gnarar Ice buyers in
prices against Louisville or Cincinnati.
novli J. II MAGHFE& CO
CIDER VINEGAR.
~ no,9 is w.IEILLY.
LEAD l. SHOT.
- CftN Lbs. r,c'dper Genesscc. and for sale
~,6~OS by no,9 Jaw REILLY.
FAMILY FLOUR.
.ese { BARkLl4S superior Wabash Flour mad
r~ck from OLD Wheat; Ga IT. Louis city and
country bra''Is IN store arc Tor sale by
COTTON BATTING.
A(sG lB~. roc'd per Gen Iaay eLIe. and for sale
CVN Iy lnov9I J.& w REILLY,
HARDWARE.
lust ectiv,d. u general a.soriment OF HARD
y WARE aid CUTLERY, for sale low. by
no,l4 sHANkLIN & REILLY.
(NIGAES AZ tobacco Extra articles al.
~ WAYS to he found at
IIATCIIlTT & Co.
iel If No. IL. Froat st
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u USTANt: Liniment.-l2 gross OF This, the
w most popular LinimeDt If Tie day, ior SALE
Terms fayorabe to wholesale luycrs
HATCHITT & Co, Sole Agents,
ieI If No H. Front 81
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GROCERIES
EMPIRE RESTAURANT,

(ffrsi betTesn Main and Sycamore SIS
~lNlt. above establishment is opened for the DC
.ccmmoda'icn oi Gentlemen. ! o boys a nit
ted. Oysters and game IN season
n'vl9u NO. FARRELL, Proprietor.
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geo OF Iodine, French 80, 90 Tar, acid Eng
2uO oz 10 ide de Poiassa ; cases Ep l.iquorce
leo az I9nnn do Refined Borax
20 or sup AlOrphia 5"asks I as Siiaratus
90 OF Acetate do $50 lbs Quicksilver
500 ~ Qulnine Sup go do Calcmel Eng
30 lbs Gum Opium $50 co Caomel Am
SEQ do Sienna Alegd % 90 Ell iars Co.npJ
eco do do f. India do 10 10 Prlv Red Bark
lO00 do Naples Sulphur 90 DO CLloFoiorm, Cur
lG1O do Bnmsione 1000 TO Reld Salt Peir,
400 do Arsenic 80 do Oil Lemon, pur.
hb DaiSam COpayia 20 do Cum mon
4C0 lbs Spts Nlre 30 do Anisesd
900 do Sp;s ammonia 30 DO Cloves
loo 90 SUP hlthcr 80 DO Rosemary
$50 co Jaapa priv 30 gals refined Olive
$50 90 Rhei nulv 20 Us OIL feppemin
leo do lpecachuana pull 1000 ihs Sal SODA
l000 90 Sal Rochelle pui Sta lbs Camphor
COCO Go sup Cart Soda
Tire above are warranted ofhcsi quality and |
he sold on a small advance tor cash or To promp
dealers on usual credit. Ny stock has been pur
chased entirely iFoia FIRST hands on best terms-so
the public can rely upon lhclr purity and prices
ieb. II CRAWFORD BELL.
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TIC COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
w y. aIe prepared now u sell CiOi itiNG OF
w ever va -iety a2d Gua iiv. end mnnuiac,ur-
cd in the most substantial manner. at WHOLE
SALE, having just received rom EuroTe. q large
stock o cloths cGssiu eres, &c witch vii! e"ah.e
ms 10 make I'D and sell on the most reasonable
terms. clotLing of every Mind. We have Just re-
ceived large stock OF all qualities ovcrCoats.
We invite the attention 81 tie country trade To
our ecoGs, while we express our gratitude Tor the
liberal PATRONAGE thus far 81 kindly extended Us.
MACK * LOBENSTiNE,
Western Star Clothing Store,
rovl9 Corner Front and Sycamore streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-04

I COk.-l cask Madeira Wine. do old Opor-
IL To; DO Holland Gin, . casks Ccgriac Brandy.
These wishing genuine article will call ut
UATCHiTT 6 CO.
lel No. IA. Front ST.
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DRUGS. &C.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. ETC


! AM now III HE Gaily receipt of nv spring III
] ply OF DRUGS, 4 c.; &c. consisting in pa,
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CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST!
THE FLYING DUTCH FOUNDRY.
hHATZ ~ iiEiLMANN,
Of Tie EraRSriHe Ciiy foundry,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
HAVE on hand a large stock OF stoves, Double
Il J. Premium Corn Shelters, P'ugls, Wagon
Boxes, AID all kinds II
tAsTlNGS, &C.
And they are July prepared 10 make and sell any
shlBg in their line ot business, cheap rs any
house in the Western Country.
We hereby olieT our stock al Stoves, &c OF the
vc.y lowest up-river prices per less than
they we've ever bought IN the city OF Evansville.
We would respectfully call the attention oi Stove
dealers aud the pniilic gene'al'y, "uF stock ct
Stoves. consisting oi G.i SIZES of VOLTS pattern,
the latest hravv Premium Stoves, the Ball ptemi
um pattern at.Hted 1919, different sizes 1t Ten
md Seven llale SIuVes; franklin and Cannon
Stoves, different s,Zrs five sizes o beauiln nj Box
Stuvrs patented bv JAEGER Ircadweli * Perry of
Albany; aud The large single oven Western Air
Tight Cu.ling stove. the best cooking stove in use
We warrant all stoves made our Foundry Tor
one year.
uu' Stoves are all made of the best material. and
nv guot ~uIkuns.n. all oi which will insure To ,
n 10 vi after years u-e on the dav Of sale.
tive rs a call, before purchasing elsewhere, and
see u we cannot give eni;r. satisfaction.
kHaTZ ~ HElLNANN
novl3-ii Main Street, Evansville.
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fNIGAES AZ tobacco Extra articles al.
~ ways to lie found at
IIATCIlITT & co.
iel If No. IL. Front st
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RIO COFFEE.

lust received anu in store, ~ sacks Rio Coffee
y for sale low by
ie2l VI O'PILEY & MITCHELL.
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rESHE undersigned having retired from the Dry
i Goods business and disposed of his whole
stock 20 AIessTS. NorgaIi < ECen takes this occa-
sion 10 express his ackrow IegtmeG,s TO his old
friends. nd customers Tor her pniTohage, and
would respectfully solicit them 10 continue their
trade with the new Firm, who he feels INSURED viii
lastly merit and in al respects worthy OF lib
eral patronage lS!gn6c
aur2.dS~ti OLIVER LADD
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NEW CASH STORE.

NEiW Cash STORE
THE undersigned having i0Imcd co-parfner-
Il ship ami taken tie store on the corHer OF Main
and Water Streets have just received large ard en-
tifolv Few stock oi foreign and domestic dry goods,
carpets. rugs od-cioihs. bookings. and other fur
nishingeoods. 10 which We respectfully invite The
attention of dealers or consumers rs think we
can offer them strong inducements to purchase. ell
Their in style. qualify or prce.
JAMES K BAENIs.
AADELw CoLICEE.
BARNES & COLBURN.
sepie-ivr Gomez of Main and Water sts.
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EEMENT & VIELE,
IMP JRTEkS and deal rs in Brandies. Wines,
L and Domestic Liquors. lnov2l-lyl
ELECTION-.2d Ward,
TDY order OF the Common Council of the City q
Id Evansville. an election will he held at the
Neptu1e Engine House. on Saturday, the 9TH DE.
ctmber 10 al the vacancy occasoned 10y the removal
ol Councilman Hannah rem the CITY.
Also. tor the election OF Councilman Tor the
Fourth Ward. in place OF Councilman Elliott-re-
moved from Il G Ward.
JAS. PAkyIN. Inspector.
JNO..J CHANDLER, City Clerk.
nOv26-;c N
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Tobacco.
REMOVAL,

III. MORGAN has removed his stock of Dry
- Goods up Main stIeet. into the building tor
nlerly occupied by Oliver Laod. where he will bo
pleased his cusicner n, avirg determined te
ell cooGs at lower Irices Than ever aug27-ti
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hEpOT of Popular Medicines. SWANS
- Family Medicines. Lov6eus, do. do, Town
sends Bulls and Shaker Sarsaparilla, and every
valuable patent medicine. for sale hv
HATCHITT & Co,
aug30 No. II, Front ST.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.
,.sr A COMtUki ABLE tvo-s,or dwellin!
1.alk%I house, new and IN complete ORDER. with
l',sS1 good brick cellar, cistern, and wood she
Hx-s,sa suitable for a small iamily-on Mulber
~ Street, between Second and Third streets.
noyl9-tf BABScCk BROTHERS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11

THR OPERATION OF THE FUGITIVE BILL
From every section of the country we hear Of
the workings of this law. The first case under
it occurred in n Y. City. A colored man by
the name of Hamlet was taken up, sworn to by
son and another relative of the claimant, and
was on his way TO bondage in charge of the Uni
ted States Marshal, before his family, who resi-
ded at Williamsburg, knew of his absence. Elk.
pense to the people, $500. We are glad to ado
that his price, $500, was promptly raised, as
soon as the facts became generally known, ant
he was restored to freedom
The slaves who were confined at Harrisburg
Pa, for an alleged riot, were taken under the flu
gitive act and remanded to slavery.
We learn that an attempt was made at Detroit
to arrest claimed fugitive. The pepuace re-
sisted and the Marshal called couple of compa
MES of soldiers, who escorted the fugitive to The
Police Office and then to Jail where he was re-
manded for ten days, to procure, as he says he
can, from Cincinnati, proof of his being free
man.
We hear rumors of case at Chicago, bu
nothing definite has reached u.s.
All over the country we hear of great excite
ment among all classes of people. The negroes
are rushing from all quarters to Canada. We
may look cut for some cases near home. This
is an extraordinary state of affairs, and will beal
more comment when we have more time.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
Anarexx -. EImoro.

Of Mukwonego, Waukesha CO., was nominated
by the democratic convention at Rochester on
the 34th ballot, as the candidate for Congress-.
His competitors were Boyd, James, Holiday,
Randall. His main competitor was Gen. Boyd,
who got 10 votes to 10 for Gilmore. We confess
to some surprise at this result Personally, we
like Mr.. Elmore. He has stood with us on Ill
ira ground since we have known him, but we ne.
yer knew him as member of the democratic
party, and therefore are surprised at bis choice
by democratic convention. Mr. Elmore, if we
are not misinformed, never belonged to any par.
ty but the whig party, has for several years occu
pied perfectly independent position, and at the
last Presidential election, voted for Gerrit Smith
All this is by no means Objectionable to us, bu
it is certainly good ground for surprise at his no
mination. Want Of time compels us to reserv,
| further comment.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11

News The steamer Kate Fleming burst
both her boilers, at Walkers bar, on the Ohio
river, between Louisville and Cairo. Seven
persons were killed and a number wounded.
Meetings have been called all over the state OF
Massachusetts in opposition to the fugitive slave
law.
A large meeting of the citizens of Milwaukee
unanimously recommended Mr.. Starr for reap
pointment as Post Master of that city, from
which place he has just been elected by the ac-
ton of the Senate.
DJMr. Durkee arrived at home on Monday
last, in good health and spirits.
Gen. Dodge passed up to Milwaukee on the
boat, a few days since. He designs to visit our
city soon, going from here to his home in Iowa
county. None of Wisconsin's representatives in
either house, has more honestly and faithfully re-
fected the popular sentiment than Gov Dodge,
and we much doubt whether our state can do
better than return him to the post he has thus
far honored.
Governor Doty has returned to his constitu-
ents. 1t is not yet known whether he will be a
candidate for reelection.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
A LETTER.

The following letter foundits way accidentally
into the hands Of the editor Of the Wisconsin De-
mocrat, who published it. 1t furnishes very
accurate idea of the character of the individual
who wrote it, as also of "my dear Smith" to
whom it is addressed Was ever such precious
two worthless, it will be recollected, have been
guarding the State Treasury for year or two
to prevent the funds from being stolen, Secre-
tary Barstow and the balance must feel tiattered
at the prospect of being bought up by Tenney
& Co. Wonder if they 'aint most ready to leave
the state. The bids alluded to, it will be under
stood were the bids for printing for the current
year:
"Dear Smith.
Clearing that may not see
you before leaving, prepare the enclosed bid as
aspecinen of what think had best be done IN
the bluff line, in case no satisfactory arrangement
can be made. The bids come off on the 9th OF
July-next Saturday, believe. | have figured
through this bid, and money can be made on 1t
For the laws and journals would go down to
l8c again, and put the difference into the folding
Thus, ii volume will make 100000 ems, the
difference of 2 or 5 cts. per 1000 ems, to hands
is but tride. Now, as here are to be 1000 laws
of say 100 forms-40O 900 sheets, ila bid can be
made at from 20 to 80 cents per 100 it will fetch
out. We can hire all the folding we want or
laws at cents per 100. By putting in these i
TENS where they will tell on actual calculations
you can make it figure even-even suppose yor
bid off at II cents composition and press work
| Wyman, Brown and the Express all want to u
mite on tho incidentally in that case the difference
made by so much division must be added to the
bid and the State must pay ii. have got Rean
to agree to inform us all about the bids privately
up TO the hour of closing, andyou will do well to
see him. If there is no other incidental bid in
as is likely, $500 per 1000 all the way through
and the rest in proportion, will answer. | shall
write you from all the places stop at, for the
Argus, so that you can keep track of my where
abouts. | have told the others what my plan Isl
they must combine a0ih us or take aoork al loss
| Jthey get 1t. You are authorized to sign my
name to any papers necessary, the same as if
| was here. We must get good bid on the incl
dental, even il we have to bug up Barstoao ana
the balance. Shall be absent from to weeks
SIT will be we'll to keep little shady with
Holt and Dickson, and if you have to, make al
independent bid; but think it best to use Dick.
sons name. or yours. Please look this ovel
this week-fgure close, and let the demagogues
know the Argus is on hand every time.
''Yours, &c,
al A. TENNEY."
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
BrGndreth'S Pills Cure Chills and Ferer.

Dr. B. BRANDRETH-Dear sir-I have been an agent for
the sale of valuable Pills for last five wears They
did not seem to sell much st but some experience
have found them to sell better than any other Pill am
an agent for the sale ofsome eight other kinds of Pills
and can say with safety, that have tried the BIaneth
Phs IN my own family and find them in every case
and lever and would recommend them TO all persons with
cns and FEVER as certain You will please to send
me one hundred boxes of your Pills. fresh and good to sell
ON commission, as have sold before woud have written
to your travelling AGENT John A. Lane, did not know
where he was have your certificate agency signed nv
YOURSELF and am authorized to sell the genuine Pill and
VIII settle with your agent for all solo, when he visits This
place again. Very respectfully, s. W. WoRREIL.
II is now well known that the Brandrehs Pills have cur
of hopeless and helpless persons even when
the rst physicians had pronounced them beyond all hu
man means OF relief. 1t is now only well known that
Brandreth Pills do cure, but is also understood how thew
cure-that is, by their Purifying Effect on the blood that
ney restore the body to health Brandrehs Pills. 25 cents
per ooA ALI
Co.. KcRoSha. 9
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
The ahominabIe Fugitina slave Ri1I.

We, whose names are appended, feeling asha-
med oft action of the Federal Government in
passing the above bill, and Justly indignant al
such an outrage upon the rights of Man, unite in
calling public meeting to be held at the
Methodist Church, this evening, Friday
October 10, at Z O'Clock,
Forthe purpose of giving emphatic expression
of our sentiments in relation to its character anc
design. (Sgned,)
Samuel Y. Brdnde, j. r. Phelps,
John Gridley, C. Briggs,
Asa Le,oiS, Wallace Mugau,
GllG 70 nthea. citizens
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-11
ID L 10 d.;

In Waukesha on the Both Sept of Dysentery Mrs Su-
sANNA NJ, wife of W. c. Hobrook, aged II years. II
and 16 days.
The Departed though young possessed very many supe-
ror traits of character that richly adorn those of her
She entertained the most ardent attachment to friends ever
manestng spirit of reciprocity and unbounded benevo-
ence Her suerings, which continued weeks and five
days. were extremely severe, yet borne with the utmost pa
thence and Christian fortude. The day previous to her
death she informed by her Physician and attendants
that her recovery considered very doubtful and though
greatly disappointed she manifested the spirit of reconca-
ton talked composedy of death hopes of the future:
and while conversing with her companion few hours pre-
vious to her DEATH said: f mnisteng angels
of are minsterng spirits from heaven earth I'll be YOURS
Her remains conveyed Pleasant Prairie for interent
where large of former friends and associates
met mnge their tears with those who weep and pay
last tribute of respect due kindred and perishn nature