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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

A man who values his reputation, we should
think, would hesitate before taking state office,
for there are set of harpes who have the instru-
mentalities for making themselves heard, whose
chief delight and business is to drag every one
who falls in their way to their own level-and
the more honorable and upright man Isl the
more danger does he run from these sources De-
cause his very uprightness must necessarily
! make him an object of hate to these men, whose
! instincts lead them to hate every thing decent
Take. for instance, the Wisconsin Argus, and
! the present Secretary of State. Any one who
| will take the trouble TO refer to the files of the
| Argus, will find that when Barstow was nomi-
mated for Secretary of Sta:e, the Argus exhaus-
ted the vocabulary of adua,on in bepraising him.
> Indeed, it singled him out especially, from the
balance of the State Ticket, as bright and sh-
ming light sufficient to atone for all short-com-
ings in the balance of the ticket This special
effort may be accounted for by the fact that Bar
stow, as Secretary of State, had tho printing con-
tracts in his hand, and Tenney expected to "buy
| him up" as he said to my dear Smith" But
| time passed, and Barstow in the discharge of his
| duty, found it necessary to bestow portion of
the printing elsewhere. What then, with this
immaculate Harry of the Argus Why he sud-
denly discovered that Barstow had been guilty of
maifeasance in ofice-had loaned school monies
without securties-had used school monies for
political purposes, with divers other offences too
numerous to mention. Now mark if Barstow
was guilty of these things, they transpred a year
ago, and the Argus must have been aware Of
| them-but when did the Argus begin to enlight-
en- the public with reference to them Most sin
gular coincidence Immediately after Barstow,
in the discharge of his sworn duty. gave the
printing contract to Brown. Is further comment
required TO show the hearess, unprincipled char
acter of the individual Tenney. Now we don't
| profess TO know a word about the truth of these
charges against the Secretary of State-and we
! have only alluded to the matter to show the per-
| lis decent man runs whose duty may prevent
him from mnsterng to the INSCRIPTIONS thirst
| for gain of the Wisconsin Argus but we think
the assertion of the Argus renders the truth of
the matter exceedingly doubtful, for look, either
! the Argus has concealed the matter for Interior
purposes nearly year, or else it has now expo
sed it to CRAFTY personal hate-and in either case
it proves itself unprncipled, and unworthy of be-
lief
We shall expect to see the next Argus single
out Mr.. Robinson, the present nominee, for spe-
cial eulogy--and we shall just as certainly ex-
pcct, if Mr.. Robnson's duty should cross the
track Of the Argus, to see it bespatter hun with
Islander and filth as soon as he does so.
And this is the sheet that dictates to the peo-
pie OF Wisconsin, What is and what is not De-
mocracy. If Democracy and deconcy have any
necessary connection, the Argus can never be
Democratic.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

The METHODIST Book CoNcERx.-The amount
of sales by the Methodist book concern, at New
York, for the last twelve months, have been over
two hundred thousand dollars; being an increase
OF sixty-fve thousand dollars over the previous
year, or nearly one half. This is the greatest
amount of any one year since the concern was
established, and the amount of profits is greater
than III any preceding year; amounting TO Sl4,-
56l. The list of subscribers for the " Christian
Advocate and Journal" amounts to from twenty
i've thousand to twenty-nine thousand. The
" Quarterly Review" has a subscription list of
three thousand. The Sunday School Advocate,
siXty-tive thousand. The amount of sales of
Sunday School Books annually made, is estima-
ted at $4,000.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

HO1c he Sared IA military man down east,
knowing he could be elected to a nomination,
called upon a neighbor, who had formerly served
in that capacity, to ascertain if the office was one
of pecnniary profit Being told by the veteran
that he held for five years, and saved $500, glad
ly accepted the nomination, and was chosen cap.
ia of his company. After some three years
campaigning in the way of company training,
and general musters,' finding his office to be a
heavy bill of expense, instead of a source OF pro-
fit, he called on his old friend again for information
as to how he had saved five hundred dollars
WHY replied the old captain, Il was worth just
81 900 when was elected. held the office
FIVE years and lost $500 by it, so resigned, and
saved the other five hundred.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

Gen. Lopez has just been executed, in full
view of our steamer. The checking bell was
rung and we passed slowly by, our elevated 10.
sition aifording us an opportunity to look over
the heads the thousands assembled atth.s car
ly hour q A. NJ to witness the spectacle He
was garroed under our own eyes, and at a dis
lance from the ship not exceeding twenty rods
The execution was conducted with the most per.
feet order and solemnity, and in the midst of a
GREATNESS silence. 1t took place at the waters
edge in the Plaza fronting the City prison, sit
uaicd on the landing directly opposite the Moro
Castle. The Square was filled with Spanish
troops, and should Judge that there were over
10000 spectators 1t was sad 81 light, and well
calculated to dampen the ardor of any ambitious
young gentleman DESTROYS of engaging in sim
liar expedition. will pick up all the items in
the course OF the day and send you full account
this evening.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

A fire occurred at Milwaukee, on Friday night
last on the east side Of Main, between Michigan
and lInron streets The loss is estimated by the
Sentinel at S4l5O
The Detroit Tribune says: "The Conspira-
cy Trials have cost every daily paper lnthe city,
for reporters and type setting over eight hun.
dred dollars each.
ATeacher'o Institute is to beopencd at Rosen.
dale, Oct. LIST, under the charge of DR. Hall and
h. Daniels, to continue one week.-HH Free
Dem
HAYNAU A REPUBLICAN !-Accounts from
Europe informs us that liaynau, the butcher OF
human beings, has settled in Hungary and turn
ed republican,.
Moremsn's IN High LJe.-yrs President
Fillmore has beeu confined to her room at New
port, X. l., with a sprainej ankle Miss Fill
more, accompanied by her brother, has gone to
the White Mountains.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
Action Of randreth's Pits on The .Bo3y and
Brain

The American people have had the experience of wears IN
Pills. " "'uie'ns
nus medicine has been used in every village town. and
c o our widely extended country, aud always with he
greatest benefit Many million boxes have, been Sold and
Ihe constantly increasing demand them affords e most
conN lhclnE proof OF their u-ettneSs.
hrauufe'h rus purify the body heavy rnins ems,
lse CUES HE ram collects all accumuk .or,s o N h am;
rubbish ana carries Il AVA. by means Of sewers an H.
same way he i- collect and cary hing thai nv
lJurc the hca hiul Gcliun Of our varied Fl Iti,n.
lhey purify and by publication sir,r IN en- s1f i'm,
heulel q" he blood They Tower n, in urnrc ever, at-
ON {" our organization, hot only OF The present living bod
out also ihot materials held in the lool 20 unce,s p ~
p"u up ana par the losses occsioued bv the S.ar and
cu % me-. Men OF emiueHcc in hc medical tr,cs ion
nav htn we opinion that cathartics, constantly admins
tfeI' would produce irritation OF the mucous membrane ~
'e V""oN 'hch lhtainmaton then ucc-ron. and gislv
utlh ms may be ihc effect some ca har cS Et ue -
Z" me harmless Lraid eth Pills In sickness "A es,yr ;,g
use " mem mus restore Ia Leul h. yer, do v n en-.
III; wen whose sl stems have been erribi, ,i-,,rI ~
dhc cse rus every day, enc. and e. ca two - M
o1G 'G9 nave btcn perfectly restored and m de h. H.
me! are composed wholly OF medical herbs and do nor
Eu1.'h "i! mineral or chemical subslancs ure eriec
.'nS 10 t most tender weakest rano; and new
sure 1" search out The cause of the sickness and
l'c IRE Whatever may lie its charac err when taken
III uhlc ana N quantities sufficient.
Hrahdre'h lills - cents per box
i"' SAe d! D. Il. StarkWcaiher & Co.. f. Robinson Co
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

va L. The Subscribers, CCnmi>- appointed hy tho
w County t"UFt of the county kenosha - re, i've
examine ana adjust an claims and demands ~ Nil persons
against tII ~ NpbiNOR late Of the Town -. Salem
IN The county of Keno M, and Nirun~i decp,
ca 40 merely give notice that have appointed the FOL
lowing t'hrS ana places, when and whore viii meet fer
IN" purpose ~ allowing claims and demands viz: ~ the
mouse "I f"s N"odWurih III ite Town Of Sacm in the
sad county OF kcno-ha on the 2jh day Of October r.
l0"i az COCK IN The forenoon and al the same plncr ON
hc !]h day OF No'cmh,r, \. De- 1851, at nine O'clock IN
ne forenoon TIA, each nf snd meetings III continue
nm :" 81 cN IN he afternoon Of The day and 80 much
longer nm day ia d. the business It . r aur.iumrnt
ma! require And W. d also further notice that ;hc
SINE hcd b! the -ad Court for creditors present their
Chains to Us IS the ith day Of August. lSI2
IEIHARIAH PADDOCK.
GEORGE A. HOIE,E.
Dated September 12th, 1851. 4I6
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

Union Valley Rail Road-The Badger State
OF Saturday last has the following paragraph in
reference TO the Rock River Valley Rail Road
The President of this Company, writing from
Philadelphia under date of Sept. lst, says:
On Saturday the contract was completed in
y. \. for the construction of the remainder of cur
road between GAINESVILLE and Chicago. The
terms of the contract are more favorable to the
Company than was obtained by the first one.
This nsures the completion of the road from
here to Chicago, as fast as the work can be push
ed forward
The ladies' of Bust Chatauque Co, have had
a meeting and resolved to adopt the new Bloom
er costume, and release themselves from the
''petticoat chain-gang.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
Phillips Fire AnnihiIatOr.

The United States Agency for the sale Of Phil
lips Annhator, rights for states, counties &C,
have issued circular, from which we extract
the following:
The agency will open an office in New York
City on the 22d of September, and proceed to
put and continue upon the sale of Phillips Pa
tent Fire ADnihiator invention, in the United
States
The prices ofterrtorial licenses or assignment
Of patent rights for states and territories, coun-
ties or towns, will depend upon various circum-
stances, based upon the number of inhabitants,
VII ich will be made known Immediately on ap-
plicauon, by letter, or by personal interview af-
ter the office is opened
The prices of machines, and Of charges, are
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

About o'clock last night, the schooner Erie
formerly 7. ) Revenue Gutter, in attempting to
make our havbor, missed the entrance and struck
on the south harbor Pier and went ashore between
Dutton & Raymond and the harbor njer. where
she now lies full of water. She viii probably
prove a total loss. The crew were taken off
by some Sailors, who dragged vawl about
twenty roos, and launched it and took them off.
while the sea was making complete breach
over the vessel She was loaded with grind
stones. They will probably save her spars, sails
and rigging Nillcsjlkes Sen.ins! d Gazette.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

We append the most important proceedings of
this body which assembled at Madison, on We'd
nesday of last week.
TIMOTHY BURNS, of La Cross, was cho-
permanent President; Vice Presidents, Jesse
Meacham, and S. g. Bugh; Secretaries E. B.
Quiner, L. Tousey, and NJ Machin.
Sixty.eight delegates was reported as present.
full convention. A letter was read from Gov.
Dewey, Withdrawing hia name from the canvass
for Governor; a committee consisting of FIVE, OF
which Col. White, of Racine, was Chairman,
was appointed to draft resolutions. The Con-
vention then proceeded to ballot for candidate
for Governor with the following result.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
New York Democratic Nominations.

Syracuse, Sept. 18th
The Democratic State Convention, now being
held in this city, has just made the following
nominations:
Controller, John c. Wright of Schenectady.
Secretary of State, Henry S. Randall of Cort-
land
Canal Commissioner, Horace Wheaton of On
ondaga.
Attorney General, Levi S. Chatfeld of Otse-
go.
State Treasurer, Benjamin WEIGH, Jr. of But
falo
State Engineer, VIM. McAlpine of "
State Prison Inspector, Henry Storms of Al
bany.
Court of appeals, A. R. Johnson of New
York.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

Michael Holmes, )
EpY virtue and in pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
4 y for county Of kenosha and Wiscon,
sin, and entered certain pending ,herein
the Chancery side creofm the torn OF May A. D. ls5l
wherein Lewis Benedict is complainant, and MichGel
Holmes defendant bearing date the Fifth day May A.
D. ISL shah sell public yCnduc the highest bidder
therefor the door Of the Court House in the City OF he
in said county. Saturday the 10Th day July, i.
d. ISL between the hours OF and three in the after
that day. all those certain pieces parcels lots Of
land lying and being in the Town of Southport county OF
Racine, Of Wisconsin, aud described follows, VIZ;
being the south half of lot number a. and the whole
of lot number eight (5Jin block number % in Nichols
Holmes addition the village Southport. Also, that
piece parcel land known part Of the northeast quar-
(G in Town % twenty-thre6
23j in the village ofSouthport described a. follows;
mencny the west line Of lot number seventeen 90 in
said quarter section and at point one hundred feet south
ery of the north west corner OF said ot thence southefy
four rods and three feet or 10 lana formerly conveyed TO
John b. Wentworth thence easery parallel to the soHth
line of said fifteen a) rods and fifteen l5 feet,
land conveyed MARSHALL thence nOrthery on the
west line laid Mar-halI's lands thrtyhree 33 feet
thence eaery said MarhaIs north line TO the EAST line
OF said lot and to street; thence norherIv three "a feet
or to lands conveyed Reuben Rounds thence westerly
said Rounds south line hundred and fifty a5O feet
thence norheriy on said Rounds west line TO point
hundred 400 feet souherly OF the north line said lot;
thence westerly the place of beginning being she same
lands decided Holmes by Harvey Durkee ana Martha T.
Durkee his wife, by deeds dated the 3Oh November 646.
n. r. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of keuosha County,
II. b. TowsLEE, Complls. Sol
Dated June 4th, 1851. CD
POSTPONEMENT
The above sale the request of the Defendant and by
the plaintiff socilor) is hereby postponed
until Monday the Ist day Of September, ls5 10 take
place at the same hour and place above specified.
Dated July II, 1851.
NJ r. ALIEN
Sheriff of Kenosha County.
The above sale (at the request Of the defendant and BY
the COMPLIMENTS socior) hereby further
until Saturday the lth day of October, 1851,
then TO take place at the same hour and place above e
cited. \. X. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Dated Kencshs, September let, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

An English paper complains that for some
time past it has been the open practice of the
French authorities to clear their country of idle,
profigate or criminal foreigners, by sending them
to England. Not fewer than 800 doubtful char
acters have been, within limited period, sent to
this country, That's the way it goes-the
French send their rogues to England; the En-
glish add enough of their own to the lot to dou-
bic the number, and then ship the whole to tho
United States.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
BY TELEGRAPH-SPEEDS LINE,
DEMOCRATIC FREE SOIL NOMTNA-
TIONS, AT WATERFOWL, WIS
ThursdaY, Al O'clock. 2. NJ.

For Gorernor-L. ]. Farwell, of Dane.
Lieut.. Gou-B. B. Spalding, Marquette.
Sec. Of State--E. D. Holton, Milwaukee.
TreaSurer--J. F. Willard, Rock.
Attorney General-J. c. Paine, of Racine.
Sup Pub. mst.-W H Lord of Milwaukee
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

Senator Chase Of Ohio announces his deter
mjnation to support the ticketof the Democratic
Convention of that State. \ Free Soil Conven-
ton has been held and an independent ticket
nominated, The Democratic Convention took
very radical ground on the slavery question, very
much in advance Of the democracy of Wiscon-
sin at this time
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
SHERIFF. SIEEs.

EpY ,irture Of writ Of Fier tacias ,ucd aul On -
u under The seal ol The tlrcr Cuurt f,r cptts
Racine, ana Sia.e o Wisconsin, 90 directed AID dt
ed hay" levied upon and uil 0'cr Tor sale .ur ~
bidder he, car, Tie law drcc,-, the Steps in M &.
the COur. OlGc IN be city u H. II, sAa. Ice f
nosha. and state OF Ni-, sRitd,y jhp l ty .
NOV cmbrr, 4. ID. 1851, 81 one och Ok IA a rnt
day, ,he following de-cIbtd property, 10 VII ovid
block "ghy .hrce t@l III he second wand .. tLe Gay G..
Keuusha.
Datcd Kenosha, September Ilh. 1851. 6Is
NATHAN Il. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of Keno sbH I u gs,4y
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
Eemperance Notice.

There will be meeting OF the Kenosha Temperance So
cie at The Court House, Thursday Evening the 2jtI
inst at clock, when several addresses will be delivered
and discussion had in respect the cxpediency Of memo
alizng tile Legislature to pass law prohibiting the sui,
and destroying The existence of intoxicating liquors within
the bounds of the State.
BY order of the Board of Managers,
]. CONNER, Secy.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
ANornER SCIENTIFIC WoNDERt

prh"iUN ~ MT To DisPEPTIcs.-Dr. J. :. HouVhton.
, - me True DtgcStsre FBd or Gastric JntCr pr-
ri.,S ~" ENNEl, or the rot RTII STOMACH or
~, are directions OF Baron Icbg, the grra, Phys
'S'C"' NhenSI by j. = Iioughlon, NJ d. Philnd.ln6ia
an wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspep-
Liver Complaint, Constipation and u, bility
~ ""I Na'ure~ own method, by Natures oW n agent
h,'iic Juice Pamphlets, containing Scientific evil
among the medical adyerti,pr1ent. ~ ''O
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
a New Plank Road

The greater part Of the stock necessary. has
been subscribed fer the construction Of = r,,,l,
road from this city, to CHAs. LzErs, in the tow,
Of Somers. a meeting will be held ,o-morro,r
to organise, and we understand it is the intention
to commence the work Immediately, and hurry
it on to completion.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

Hell Gate.-The submarine blasts which are
now SCATTERING TO pieces the rocks in Hell gate
channel l.. Sound, attract large crowds of spec
tators. Steamboats, are advertised to convey
passengers to and from the scene of those curl
Gus operations.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

The Fond du Lac Patriot states that Nicholas
Bangs, Postmaster at Black Wolf Patrick Muir
ply and W. Sungham, who went out on Lake
Wnnebago IN a sail boat on Friday, the 5th, are
probably drowned the body of Patrick Murphy
being found atloat some ten miles from Fond du
Lac
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
THE EXECUTION OF LOPEZ.

VIM. J. A. Fuller, formerly connected with
the Sentinel q Gazette, and now on his way to
California, writes to the above mentioned paper
the following particulars with regard to the exc
cution of Lopez, and the fate of the Cuban eXpe-
dton.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

A New Wing PAPER.-Mr. William Du-
ane Wilson, is to start Fillmore Wing Admin
isration paper, in this city, in opposition to the
Sentinel, about the LIST of October. If the Adj
mnisration has money to spend in this way,
here is a good place to sink it.--MR. Free Dem
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
NOTICE.

The Anniversary Of the kenosha Bible Society will be
held in the Methodist Chapel Sunday evening the 2ls
inst nj half past O'Clock which occasion annual reports
will be presented, and several addresses delivered Tn,
business meeting for the election OF officers &C. will take
place the evening previous at the place and hour
BY order Of the Tx. Com.
kenOsha, Sept. -, 81. GEO BENNETT. Soc.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
For the Kenosha Telegraph.

KENo-HA, Sept. 10.
Mr.. EDITOR Sir, / think a few leisure mo-
ments may not perhaps be thrown away, in max
ing suggestion to you, something after this
sort:
You see, the season for the commencement of
our winter schools is close at hand, when teach
ers are wide awake and of course anxious to
do all they can for the rising million. Well,
you see, our western people, are an enlightened
people, and of course won't employ any teachers
who are not capable of contributing few ideas
for the public good.
Well, now my suggestion is simply this
suppose you make it known to the public, that
one ortwo columns of your paper will be devoted
to the interests of common schools and that all
teachers are solicited to contribute. Why, you
see, our teacher, would like to give his expert
ence in this method, and another in that One
teaches his scholars very fast by one method
while another has better still. By an inter-
change of Ideas in this manner, a mutual benefit
must be the result. If teachers could keen up
this kind of gOosequill firing, you see the young
idea would soon be taught how to shoot. and in
scientific manner too. If you will Just give
this subject touch in your next, YOU will much
obige one Of the craft.
Yours Respectfully,
Y. BUTLER.
We shall willingly fall in witlthe suggestion
of our correspondent, and would be glad to re-
ceive for publication, any hints that may be OF
service to those engaged in the cause of popular
education.
We know of no better way of using a part
ofour columns, than in the dissemination of those
thoughts, which will tend to give the impetus to
the better cultivation of the mind, and the train
ing of the young.
And there is probably as much chance for the
Improvement in the means and manner of ed.
ucation, as there is any other department Of sci
ence out.
The people of Massachusetts and New York.
are constantly advancing in their endeavornc ia
facilitate their youth in the ascent up the hill OF
science; and already they have in use a system OF
learning to read and spell, whereby child can
| learn more in one year, than they be taught in
five years upon the present plan.
We accept the suggestion and will accomo-
date those who wish to present their views
We only wish to say, present your thoughts clear
ly concisey and full.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
Governor, with the following result:

Mr. Upham. on The formal ballot, having re-
ceived majority of all the votes cast was declat-
ed by the President duly nominated
The Convention then adjourned until 9 o'clock
tomorrow.
The Convention reassembled and proceeded
to vote for q candidate for Lieutenant Governor
with the following result:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

The New School Presbyterans OF Ohio re-
Gently passed minute condemning the practice
OF dancing, and enjoiang churches to institute
discipline, whenever it occurs among their men,
berS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19

Crops al the North.-We hear it said that in
thra>hng, the wheat turns out much heavier than
was anticipated.
The corn crop begins to look promising
should the warm weather hold few weeks
longer, tie crop would be abundant.-FOnd du
Lac Journal.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-19
n A Es EE TIE ID:


IN Pleasant Prairie, by Rev. T. Tcnney Mr. UxxRy Va,
ana Miss JANE Nj HALL, both Of iludson Wawort