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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

Doors md SgcEs.-A manufacturing estab-
lishment in Cincinnati, Ohio, has turned out du-
ring the last IL months 4.500 cases or $4,000
pairs of boots, consuming $4,000 worth OF
| leather, besides paying 10 woFkmen over $685.
600 for labor; and what IS more rena'Aaoi e.
nearly every case Of boots has been sold by them
IN this market. This is the largest amount ever
manufactured in the western country IN me
So me time bv one establishment, and is mere
sneeir,en of what will be done in future.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

RsTSgs-,, Cias E1ytAsn, a7d GLASS Ware Looking Glss
sss Boots, She's, Paints GUS, A-siIs Dgl-H Moods,
Patty, G5.dss, SGlt, SC.
Which they Offer FOR sale good DO found
10 The cy. Thankful for past liberal fayors bestowed
they would ssk the continued paLZonase Of her friends
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
AN OLD WRITER on SLAVERY.

/, may not be undressing TO our readers Il
be reminded of what Montesquieu Just centu
ry since, wrote of Negro Slavery. The passage
quoted occurs in the spirit of The Lavs, which
was first published in l74s.
''If had 20 defend our rights to make Slaves
of the Negroes, this is what should say:
"The people of Europe having exterminated
those OF America, they were obliged to make
Slaves of the Africans in order to make use of
them in clearing so vast territory.
Sugar would be dear if the plant that produ-
ces il were not cultivated by Slaves.
these creatures are black from head to foot
and they have such fiat nose that it is almost
impossible to pity them.
at is not to be supposed that God, who is a
very wise Being, has put q soul, especially a
good soul, into body entirely black.
at is so natural to think that it is the color
which constitutes the essence of humanity, that
the people of Asia who make Eunichs always
deprive the blacks by more marked distinction
of their relation with u.s.
''The color of the skin may be determined bv
that of the hair, which with the Egyptians, the
best philosophers, was of so great consequence,
that they put to death all the red-haired men who
fell into their hands
ga proof that Negroes have not common sense
Is, that they think more of glass-necklace than
of gold, which, among polished nations, is of so
great consequence.
at is quite impossible to suppose that these
creatures are men, for if we suppose them men,
it might be suspected that we ourselves are
not Christians
"Some small minds exaggerated the injustice
done TO the Africans But lift were as they say
would not the Soveregns of Europe who make
so many useless conventions, have taken it Into
their heads to make general one in favor of
mercy and nifty D,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

A ScHooLMAsTER MURDERED By HIS ScHo-
LARs.-We learn that a shocking murder occur
red in Goshen, on Wednesday last, under the
following circumstances A teacher in district
school, in that township, was in the act of pun
shing one Of his pupils, lad OF fourteen, for
some misdemeanor, when his elder brother, about
sixteen years OF age, came up behind him, and
eveled a blow at the head of the teacher, which
crushed the skull in such manner, that he died
the following Gay. The boys Immediately fed
from the town and have not yet been arrested.
Justice Irwin, of Clermont county, was in this
city yesterday, endeavoring to obtain some clue
to their whereabouts. We did not learn the
names Of the parties Cincinnati -NonparsiL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
FE WElETLOCK,

krraaxrY AND CorSsELLoR At LAW. Always on hand
30 attend 60 business. ONCE in llrles Building corner
of MAn aai Pearl street Entrance Pearl street, opposite
the DGTSee House
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

THE HIGHER LAw"-Now that the PUL-
PIT has been pressed into the service OF Slavery,
it may not he amiss to refresh the public mind
with the sentiments OF Thomas Jefferson on the
same subject:
Indeed tremble for my country when re-
feet that God is just; that his justice cannot
sleep forever that, considering numbers, nature
and natural means only, a revolution ofthe wheel
fortune, an exchange of situations is among pos
sible events; that it may become natural by SUI
pernatura inference. The Almighty Ia, no az
tribute anhick cas- take side srila Us. IN such g
contest
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
BOOT. GEEESs

AAOEUeUps-aAa4 Z Z II ; 1-N3N@I-S
KENOsHA
Residence west Of the Episcopal Church, where profession
Al calls will be received
ALSO-Calls may be left OF C. BRTGas' Store.
Dec 25 1850
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

ATTORNEY AND CovvsFutoV AT Law,
Richmond, .i;Herrg c.. II.
WIN PRACTICE IN KealsAa aai valworsh aIntes In Wis
cousin, aai in all tas Jr.hecn counties OF Illinois
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

CHURCH GAMBLISG.-0ne of our religious
exchanges tells story in relation TO church
gambling which contains lesson worthy Of re-
beating. A member of church went to his
pastor and entres;ing his personal intercession
with favorte son, who had become ruinously
addicted to the vices of gambling The pastor
consented, and seeing the young man found him
in his chamber. He commenced bis lecture,
but before he had concluded, the young man laid
his hand upon his arm, and drew his attention
to pile of splendid volumes that stood upon his
dressing table.
swell ~ said the pastor, inquiringly.
"WelI," replied the young man, "those vol
un1es were won by me at fair given in your
church they were my first venture, and but for
that lottery, under the patronage Of christian
church, | should never have become gam
bier.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
J. S. RANDALL,

ArroRxEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IL
CHAsCERY,
Also Public Notary and Commissioner 20 take afdav
sad cement of Deeds for the states Of Rhode
sad Pennsylvania Ohio, Illinois, Iowa. New York, Mich
gan and Connecticut.
Vas opened au Office Ell & A. NJ. Tymesons store
where be may found all business hours ready to
tend any business that may be entrusted 10 his He
has experience OF twelve practice Of his profession
In the state efNew York Refers 10 John Bullen ESQ., and
George Bennett, Esq.
mated ken3shs. August ofth, 1850. In-iy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
nEaus OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
gin. TELEGRAPH win be furnished weekly to SuosOfa-
- al the rates following, per year.
a145 If paid inyaiaby in advance.
" no s,r q NOS do do
800 Is paid within the FIRST mos. Of the year.
05O n pay't is delayed until the end The yeor
500 when the above terms are not Complied with
r No subscription taken for less than three months.
r~No paper discontinued un ali arrearages paid.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

The Michigan Central Railroad Company
have declared dividend of nine per cent
The Railway Times, after giving an exhibit Of
the general account of this road for the past year
says:
The above statement shows then the securi-
ties of this company are every way unquestion-
able, and il shows likewise q most remarkable
instance of success. The construction of q
railway from the Niagara River along the north
ern shore of Lake Erie to Detroit will eventually
give short and unbroken railway connection
from Boston to Chicago and Galena. The con-
struction Of this wanting link should be boldly
pushed on by ahe Canadian public, the Michigan
Central company and the companies composing
the New York Central line of railway from Al
bany to Buffalo. 1t will eventually become one
OF the greatest thoroughfares of travel in the
United States.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

Il is proposed to hold the next Wing National
Convention in Cincinnati.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
E.N.srODDARu,--AI1orneyGC 40

l. NJ SAo1oAADl Attorney u Counsellor
Win c,naaue 10 2rAccH In The District Court OF the nj
ted Statoa Also, 10 the NAancery, SUprene Circuit
Courts Of Wssosnsia snj ul5Is Uesis nstru
ne1s IN writing TO D. dse1 Ia 'hs any oss drawn
Brick Block Main street, opposite Kings Bookstore
n0aE-IY
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
BY c.. T.. SHOLES
From the Louisville (Kyl journal

We are sure that husband SO beautifully and
touchingy appealed to, viii fly home upon the
wings of love.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
mETCALF, MERRILL & KELLOGG

st tAsir Old St1ai, No B-ick Block, Main st.
Have reserved splendid assortment Of StAg aud Summer
DRY GOODS,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
BALI. & ELETNs,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND FORyTARDERs.
ChnrIna ". willard,


South Pier and Ware House, kenosha Wis. Liberal cash
advances Produce Agents for various transportation
Com panies
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

Would re,,s-tnv inform the citizens of ke1osha that
se is on hand for all branches Of operative masonry to VII:
oiaSsrinc, Brick laying ANA s.ucco work. plain and oFne-
.,ent,I March % \ STONE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

On Friday Gen. Cass presented to the U. o.
Senate the petition Of the Atlantic aud Pacific
Telegraph Co. for a subscription of 10000!
in aid ola Telegraph Line from the Mississippi
to California, to be finished in Eighteen months
from the passage fthe bill.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

DEATH.-The Racine Union notices the death
of Mr. Ludlow T. Lewis, formerly of Racine
who was carried off by cholera at Santa Clara.
California. about two months since. He was ex-
pected home in some six or eight months from
the time of his death, and leaves behind HIM a
wife and two children to mourn his loss.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

New York city has 200 common schools
which were attended by l06,796 scholars during
the last year, the average attendance being 81,
40. Besides, 1858 pupils have received tui
ton in evening schools, 2,57o of them being ovel
is years old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

"Tho better you may" replied Willie -
~ your pistols are emliy, and your broad
sworl is hut resd advance a single step
nearer, and will send whining ball thru
your beating heart As io the bag. YOU can
rciiiu iis conteuis, and sell the hultuns frr
wat they wi hrirr. In the mean time.
hrewcll-and should YOU happen To visit my
district acuss the border, shall In happy To-
extend to yuu true Scu,cll hospitality
On ths, Willie applied spar and whip Ia
The fee, slccd, and IN Few minutes was oul
Of the wood, and entirely beyond the r.ach VI
the hiRhwayman. When Willie had time ru
consider the matter. H. found ,alisr bchlud
the saddle, which, hc hsd no doubt, was cran,-
med with s!oiis of rbAesy; nor wis be mls.
taken, for, on examination. 1t contained q
Great quaHiily Of god, and ",h,r precious A..
lielcs. The highvaymin. ou opening VII.
he 5 bag, found Il hllod with I'D buttons and
ulbcrtrash. Ills indignation knew no hounds,
he swore, aud ,ociieulcd, and stamped with
his feet, bul al to no ParP ; ho had been
oulwi'icd by the willy Scot. ,nd. arilal rs be
hlmscIf was, he had me, with one more att.
f.l ull.
The Scui,ish noblcn9n gained the bit. and
the alIilr made a great boisc for many a lour
year Daring men II thu, description were
found Va every pari oi the Kingdom, frequent.
inc the dir. woods. M thick hclgcs, aud the
uIuous buildings hy the wiy-sldc and, what
9, remarkable. these dcspc1ins, were con.
yrnriunally held IN high repu,c, aud were
deemed h,rucs. In hr time II Charles H.,
when the English ihnmuriarr, were - iuirs'.
oi With such advcnluur, We find that one
Claude Du,al. a hirhvayman, Will" he vas
terror 6, 40 mon, was ~ tuo samr time o
true gallant iu tie esteem II al inc aJiu- 90
lIt va, a, popular aud renowned as the
greatest chICllllus uf h,- age aud, when hg
va. NJ length apprchcndrd, "d4mrs of hlgl,
rank visited him in prisou, aud. with tears.
in,rrc,dcI ior h.s lir and. aNrr hls cN,cu-
liun, lh,curPa ay an state. with aIi doe pump
ur c.cutchcnn,. vaN.urhs, black hlnlIuls.
and mute, The order ct s".i.iy in lhc
times 10 which Ve rc,s- sas ,l7iy different
frum vIlritpu,v. Mans habits 1ad NOR
Al sentiments were then ct Jar ioN-,, grade /,
bat. thank, io thc clearer Ilh, apd better
teaching of Christianity, ihe condition "f ll'
classes IS vastly elevated. TIE Gospel has
effected ln the community inauilcIy more lllu
all law ami suclal rlgula,,us otherwise could
have accomplished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
STATE OF MAINE.

bNIuhbt -
Di.t,,et Coufi, ws.terp District, November Term
4. u. lsJO.
Add "a naw appsiriog o. the Coart that the sa'd
Michael O'Nsil j. MT sp inhabisnt 81 this state,
aai has ua ag.ui, teuin,. o. ituruey therein, -Hl
that d. has hsd ~ putes ~ thr pen lency 81 'h's
-ut. Il j. th-tsGfe ufdsrei b, the Govt mat the
-sj pt,,Hiia n,tiG thr .a,d d,irutant oi the pea'
dcue, II this suit h., r,usi1g an s.ted copy oi hi'
wit, tugrlhsr NTH tho o,dsr II Court ihe'e"n, "
lspAi,.hed thfrs se,k. surcss.yely in The ONIotd
D,urc'st, u-~sTaper p,l,ii.he,l ~ la'is, ~ sad
Couniy, the t,st paiiicaiipn o. L. thuy dNs al
fa.t hsiufr the nrNt tenn ~ aid Distict Court o.
H. hllden az Pare sEr--ad. "a the sscoad 1a-- ay
4 Jun~ usNt. To the eni that the AID dcie-.hIt
u,,, then ahd thsse appeaf q, said Cnut, and shrw
,,a.s. II an, BE- have, why jigasnt n ,uli Mt l..
r,ad rcI against hi,n. asd rxscutln ,.s's aeco'd-
,ogh. Aite.t-NM X. kluBNLL, tlc,k.
i've ear, af Pid's writ and drchra,iOn and Or-
dsf Il COw thsfeup.
Auc.t-wM. X. KIMBALL, Cstk.
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WILLIiMK. EIuBAIL.. Crrk.
STATE or MAINE.

ONT0Hp, 50.
D,.trt9t Iourt Western pi.trirt, Noyrrilsr Tenn,
4. u. l-j0.
And it nv sppfarins % th- tsuIt that The ssii
Ti-u-rsr e. lliua- o. n,t an iuhstsut 81 this 81
and has ~ agsnt, trutnt, 90 sitHusN ih"'fih' AMI
that b. hss ustisr ID ths psuaFur, ~ thts s"h.
q !. thsteiorr oUiffsd D, tLs Cuutt, that The s''
piiiuiiI u,ti, ths -s,d deisu.aBt uf ths rsndene'
a this suit ~ csusng sn atsstei cuIl ~ his Nu'
together With thl- ordsf Il Co,at thcrv0n, Z" D.
rylIi.hsd thres us,k- stsr,ss-ivels in The ONioid
Dgus~r,t. a r,tsr p'ishsd At faSi-, u sad toun-
o. the Lst ps,caiian Q" H. thniN d'Ns a' lf'-i l.
Efy ths usNt tenn Il -siI D'.t'ic, tuult. O. l.
hsLisn ~ Pafi. aflfe-aid, un the ssc't,d lurs a.,
of Jw,s n.Nt. 10 the eni that s,id .sira ant ma,
thea snl ths,s ayysar said Cont ."d 'hr" o'''-'
Il ANY b. have. why isdgucui sh"uid oo' L, rgu-
tsIcd sgaiIsst hlui anil sNeCtuH i--i'e ,sr'au"sN
Auc.t-wM. X. klMBALL, Cs'A.
Tue cop, II Ia wit and decltraion, AMI oide'
ot Couit thsfeun.
Aucst-WM. \. kIMBALL, Clsik.
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Che 0rtorS Democrat,
PUBLISHED sway TRtDAY soRNINu nv
GEORGE L. MELLEN & CO.

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