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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-09
THOMPsON'S OYSTER AND
Eating Saloon.
NO 8

FENHE subscriber respectfully gives notice the public
that he has recently fitted up his old stand under Ban
cro Auction Rooms in superior style, and with all the
latest Improvements. lie trusts that although the eve
may be gratied in places where The facilities
Grafton than his old sIand public
will bear in mind that he has eye TO the Gotronomc
Art and intends not to be exceled in the culinary depart
MEALS furnished at all hours of the day, from the best
the market Affords Oysters cooked in any desirable style
IN or out OF the shell He has several private for
tie accommodation Of partes Mh2 wish for aihr
Pastry Fruit, Nuts, and Confectionery always on hand
New York Oysters, wholesale and retail.
He has also connected his establishment several pleas
ant Lodging Rooms for the accommodation of permanent or
transient boarders He that by personal attention to
his business and long experience he may secure liberal
share of the patronage generally bestowed in past times
81 Please remember directly under Bancrors Auction
Rooms, of Main and Exchange streets Worcester
Mass. Entrance on Main street, and No. Exchange 81.
mar6-dwtf JAMES f. THOMPS ON,
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Shingles! Shingles |! /! shingles!!!
LIFE SSURANCE.
A1TNA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.


Annuity Funds 100000.
fXCLuSlVELY held and pledged and appropriated with
~ its reserved accommodations by the Charter the
payment OF annutes and losses upon insurance Life
not to exceed $1,000 upon the life of any person.
The promptness, fairness and hberaly which have
marked all the dealings of this Company for thrt, years
past aud the well known character las officers and di-
rectos are sufficient to guarantee that and security
70 the assured which is of the first importance Lie
mrance
THOMAS BRUCE, Pres't. L. LOOMS, Sec'y.
E. A. DoLKLEY, Vice Prest J. w. SgyMoRE Actv.
ESQ A. BATES, 81 d., Examining Physician for Wor
eester G. HOLLAND Accent
r Office in w. & II. Bakers Ware Rooms Main street
corner of Pleasant st.) Worcester Mass.
mar25-eohU
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS
Mutual Benefit Association.
WORCESTER. Ss.

WORCESTER, MASS.
Office IN Harrin ton Btock Of Main & Front SITS.
HIS Association has been in operation but few months
L yet it is doing large and successful business Al
though such enterprises unknown in this country
til within two years. they have become decidedly popular,
and doing much good in this community. To provide
against day of disaster and DISTRESS when the
within reach, is duty ourselves and to
ciety.
This Association has promptly all claims against it,
established rate of premiums and benefits favora
bic, if not So than any other company Both males
aud females received members of this Association
The rates of annual deposits for members under fifty
years, shall be as follows;
$500 per year, draws $500 per week
oOU.. ,uOs
4,UO,.s a ,UO.....,...
5VO ..-.................,.....5 ,O0.........
6,00 b,0O.........
$780,. .......................... 6, U0..........
Over fifty and under siXty-fye
$3.50 per year draws $200 per week
s, f5.....s..... 8, OU..'.......
5,00 ..-..s.........-.-..-'s.... ,OO.....''...
b,25......, ,OO.........
1,5O. 1913, O0......s...
S,l5. I O0.s....s
10 g 90. ........
And 81 so in addition to the above will be charged
admission fee the first year, and must be paid at the tim
Of making application.
F.LESEUR, President
e NJ. BANNING, Secretary. marl9-dw3m
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$1,000 REWARD.

Notice to the Afflicted.
INARLTON'S VEGETABLE SPECIFIC is the only new
" erfalng, sure and safe remedy diseases of the
Urinary Organs, Ghonorrhea Gravels Gect Weakness in
Females, Inflammation of the Bladder Kidneys, &C. This
mixture has never been knO0n fail single instance
having been freddy thousands who testify that pos
tive cnre for these most troublesome Diseases For the
Piles there is nothing Of success very
numerous certificates prove. This being an entirely yEGE
TABLE compound it be recommended in preference
the prescriptions of medical advisers account
It's containing mercury, her offensive subs
1t may be used at home travelling without restrictions
diet, drink exposure change III application business
IL is put up in bottles, with full directions at co. One
bottle lasts a week Prepared and sold by G. Carlton
Wallmgford, Com.
" Agent for Worcester, D. Scott & Co., 243 Main
mar5-d3mT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-09

Carriage Sign and Ornamental Painting
>GS lax q HE subscriber, grateful for past fayors
%Tkz t7zSS 1 would respectfully inform the public
5[J-%1 hat he still continues the above bushes
* - the Old Stand, MECHANIC STREET
ear NAM where he hopes to merit increased conpu
"; % patronage. DENTER RICE.
"NANNS'SA'OSCS H. dti
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New and Improved Clothes Stand,

glE subscriber would call the attention of tho n,,, .
y ms Jew and Improved CLOTHES STAND. an article
cn Importance to house keepers it being much more
furnished at much less expense Ii may be seen NJ RL S
Pearl 5treet,) Worcester. r. WApNpp o'hce'
Admiration h, Sole Agent and Proprietor
Worcester, Sept 81, 1850
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Lumber,
AT THE CITY LUMBER YARD,
Washington Square nearly opposite the Boston 4 Wor-
cester Railroad Freight Depot, By
NJ o. n II n aDTT
1 u m Der
T. & O. Z. EARLE

HdSRthgt0R square, nearly opposite the Boston y " or
ceSter Railroad Freight Depot, By
7. & O.. K. EARLE.
good supply of Eastern, Western, ard Northern Lum-
"A Der constantly hand and for sale the lowest
ket prices
Eastern Lumber of all descriptions, viz: Dimension, No
Is, Flanes, Shingles CapbOards, Lah, Spruce Frames
Plank and Boards, will furnish the Boston pr-
ces with the addition of freight and when builders
wanting large lot in the neghborng towns any of the
Railroads leading from Boston Worcester can load
directly from The vessels the cars, and forward to the
purchasers at less prices than be bought in Boston,
having all our shipments directly from the manufacturers
WESTERN LUMBER-Cherry, Black Walnut, and
White Wood, suitable for machine building coffin and cab
net makers Also, Pine Boards and Plank be had in
our yard at low rates, together with general
Of short Lumber.
Shingles! Shingles Shingles
Having made arrangement furnish Shingles Of all kinds
lower than they can be had Boston, would invite the
public to call and examine stock before purchasing
where AS soon as we can ship shall be prepared to
deliver them by the cargo in lots from so to 200 thousand
we now have and shall keep general assortment in
I'd Tor the recall trade, and ready deliver them
at prices which cannot fail of giving satistactonom the
best brands and all the principal manufacturers.
Carpenters and Builders invited call, where they
W ever find us ready, and than willing, sell them
at fair prices.
n Frames Of all kinds furnished to order at short
notice, with Roof Enclosing, and Floor Boards Also
Hard Pine for Floors, &C.
THOMAS EARLE,
mar29 dw3m OLIVER X EARLE.
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BUsHS sMILAX sARSAPARILLA.
from the Green Root.

THE GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER
OF THE AGE.
TNh is the only thing othat used in the northern
states that is fresh pure incorporated, and really
valuable. 1t is obtained and by Prof Bush in g. or
ga from the green fresh root great expense and un.
der his Immediate inspection Nothing but the true root
and the best and strongest OF its kind used in tie pepa
ration All its medicinal properties preserved and r n
dered secure against change deterioration Its curative
virtues correspond with its purity and freshness II is an in
valuable remedy for all dseases acute or chronic depend
ing on scofuous habit body. 1t cuiarly valuable
l" curing diseases of the skim ur 5oceL stomach and
such as prevail IN spring, summer, and 0ttnn also hu-
mors OF all kinds, syhiitic diseases and female complaints
Thousands have used it, females experienced new Wig
Or freshness, and vSacty under iruence and thousands
are now rejoicing in renewed health from its astonishing
virtues
For sale in worcester byL T. Lazell, Spur & sbley
G. A. Harrington, D. Scott Jr & Gu A. Clarke and H. Il
Wetherbee and by Agents throughout the New England
STATES. mall7d3m
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FEHE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of
Worcester and vicinity that he has taken the shop
above named, where he will manufacture
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
Of the best Of Italian and American Marble
lie will also furnish Slate of the best quality and hopes
by strict attention to his business merit share OF pub
hc patronage
~ Old Stones taken in exchange for new.
u All ORDERS BY mail otherwise promptly attended
to and thankfully received.
Worcester, Mar. Z, 1851. CHARLES w. MARSH.
mar7-dH
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Providence and Worcester Railroad-

Providence and Worcester Railroad,
20 " y 80 go: ;. 35;asss5:. s:. S1 Al
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-On and after In. :, l55
TRAINS
Leave Providence at z. Is and 1l30 m. and $50 nm
Leave Worcester at 6 45 and II am. and pm
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsocket with COACHES j
Milford and MendOnj At Mlyile with coaches for Sl5l
tersvile; Al Whns with coaches for East Douglas a,
Whitmsylle; at Farnums with coaches for Grafton C
e, NJ e. Village and Upton at Worcester with trains q
Western X. Road and Norwich and w. R. R.. and Worcl
and Nashua r. r.. At Waterford with trains of Norlog
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham &C
The 7.l5 train from Providence connects al Worcest
with the Express train for New York, and the AccOmmc
dalton train for Albany, which leaves Worcester al "a
A. NJ. " ''O'
Passengers by the $50 P. M train from Providence "a,
arrive at Springfedthe same evening.
The lS0 train from Providence connects nj Worces,e.
with the Express train for New York which leaves Wo
ceser at4P NJ
The II M train from Worcester connects at Proyidan
with trains for Boston, Taunton, FAN River n Bedford
Also, with Steamboats, for Fall River and Newport
The M train from Worcester connects al Pr0videnca
with the Boston and n Y. Steamboat train for New Yo
EGT TIE 745 and IL AN trains do rot stop at Bane
ID The $50 and F. NJ. trains dc not stop at Ashton o.
Hamlet. ISAAC II SOUTUWICK Snr, "
Providence, Apr. l, 1851. AIRS l,5ff
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Chicken Feed.

M u are receiving by Railroad from nm n, ,on, M,
W mll, Wheat scrunngs-the best food far Pa, Uu'
nhcn we sen low for cash, at the Old Stondn az '"'
. ~oon LEE SPRAGUE & co, f2 Main AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-09
For Sale

For Sale
A ORGAN Of good tone with four stops handsome
IA mahogany case and in all respects desirable ins.rn
ment The above is well adapted Tor a parlor or small
church, and will be sold very reasonable terms For
which, apply 10 BETSEY CONVERSE, on Ashland Street
Worcester or to CHAS. E. CONVERSE No. "a NORTH
Market St, Boston. diff Worcester Sent II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-09
Paints and Oils.

Paints and Oils.
| E"iSS Philadelphia Pure White Lead English Lin
~ seed on Spirits Tnrpentine, JAPAN Coach and Fur
ture Varnish, Paris and Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow
American and Chinese Vermion W hitting and Putty; 70
gt,her WIN general assortment of Paints and Colors 70,
sale at the lowest prices by "
ieb26-dwtf POOLE & MILES 2sI Main T.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-09
Grass Seed.

~DS u.rass, Northern and Southern Red Ton Nor,b.
nii, , |ese,n, and While Clover Seed all of superior
tandn Of = rt ~" S y, I.ul AZ the "Old
spridw&c3w - "H' AZ y I, * W,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-09
Railroad Advertiser snts.


summer arrangement.
On and after Monday 7,h April TRAINS will rim 90.
lows. ~ a9
Leave Arrive at Crot,,
Worcester at Junction az 'SH't a.
o'5O am $40 am. o6nt
Nv a-ih' 1890 pm. IlssI
f.Io pm. 5.35 pm. san r'm
. Leave Arrive at Groton P'"4
Sashna ana Loweh Junction, Worcss,
7.30 am. 7.20 am. SLOAN o5Ves'ef
ll.3O H.. IL 80 am. l230pJn Sn ain
FTTCURi1RG hNn WOE ZOE ft ~ ~, 100 p.G
run an connection Nth W0rcestcr and Nasb,,q w..
cave Worcester at $50 and II a. M and q * n a'''
Leave Fitchburg at 500 a.m and r. 80 and s AZ n H.
Passengers by the Middle Trains Kiil connect Ar H.
Junction with Downward Train to Boston No I rtg@
Trains on The Ftchburg road passes Groton junction @
O'Clock, p. NJ "0" u-|
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between ".
cester, Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitchl
The morning train Worcester connects with the Ste
boat train from New York via Norwich Evening TRAIN
Worcester connects with the same train to New YoTt
u For connections with the other road al Worcss
Groton Junction and Nashua, Snow & Wilders Pa,
finder and Railway Guide. -"
~ Ihr0ugh tickets are issued at Worcester for Buri
ton, Montpelier, Wells River and White River Jmction
the same fare by each of the different routes via Nabn
Fitchburg. j. w STOWEI / 80 d
Worcester, Aprl7, 1851. apr5.,TP,i
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w ra. ALLEN, Book-binder and Blank-HooE No.,
iaciurer, No *37 MAIN STREET opposite me 'e sn
hne, ramphlets &C., bound in a workmsnlke mornap!
'.NN'" DIFF nnyo7
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Teas.
Washing Made Easy.

AhkInGIoN & GLEASON, are agents for sinner
20 Or article OF flashing Fluid which warranted 70
iAIL. ~ SiIVei1r CtTNf
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Communion Wine,

| ,Enr pure article, for salevery low BY LEWIS T
rnEEr, doors north Am House n io ntA,"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-05
state superintendent OF Common
AchnnTa.

Itappears by the tone of the papers through
out the state, that there will be no nomination of
a party candidate for dis office, Mr.. Root who
has held this office for two years, in mercy, de-
cIincs a denomination.
The papers in the different parts Of the State
seem to be concentrating upon WIN. Ii. LORD,
of Milwaukee for tins office.
The Port Washington Blade, Milwaukee
Sentinel, Wisconsin and Free Democrat, Nine
raj Point Tribune, and the Democrat of this place
and the Badger STATE by their correspondents,
are out for him. There appears to be the great
est unanimity of sentiment (among those who
have spoken of the olIice) for William H. Lord,
As far as our acquaintance with Mr.. LORD cx-
tends, we are satisfied that he is gentleman
who would honor the station. A man who would
devote himself to the nobIest enterprise of the
State, and feel that he had important Interests
committed TO his charge. Much depends upon
the character of our state officers, whether this
! noble patrimony of the state, the School Fund,
shall be sqnandcred, or devoted to the nobIest
use that money can be put to, THE MAKING OF
MEN.
If Mr.. LORD should be the successful cand-
date for this office, as now appears-we shall cx-
pect Of him what ought to be expected of this
important officer.
The FIRE. Dem. says Of him:
He is a fine scholar, a good writer, of correct
, taste, a liberal minded man and gentleman.--
lie has nH mingedin partjzan strife, and is a
man on whom all parties could unite in select
ing a candidate for so elevated and responsible
station. We hope public sentiment may be con-
ccnratcd on him, for in the whole circle of our
acquaintance i'll this State, we know of no one
better qualified for this post.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-05
Railroad on the Lake shore.

We see that the Gazette at Waukegan has
published the charter for railroad, granted by
the last Legislature of Illinois to connect the
State line with Chicago. The capital stock Is
set down at one million dollars, and the commits
sioners are allowed twelve months to open the
books for subscription, and ten years to complete
:. the road There should be immediate steps ia
ken in all the lake towns OF Wisconsin to see
that this road is extended TO Milwaukee with as
little delay as possible.
There is no other way of salvation for Mil
waukee, if the Rock River Valley Road is in any
danger of being completed.
As matter of convenience Racine and Keno
sba will be benefited in less degree. yet the
connection is indispensable for their prosperity
and success. We hope that some effactual steps
will be Immediately taken to second the labors
Of those interested in the south end of the route
There is no question about whether there shall
be railroad, the only thing to determine is the
time when it shall be built. We think that in
four years at most there will be railroad CON-
pletcd from Milwaukee to Chicago--ths impress
sion is rivctted upon by the fact, that these
two States Illinois and Wisconsin are to submit
the question of whether Banks should be chart
cred by the State, to the people this fall and our
confident belief is, that both States will vote in
the affirmative on the proposition, which will
then give the people opportunity to do business
on the representative value Of the property in
l. j. HOY, ri,
to build all the roads that may be wanted and give
a circulating medium commensurate with the
wants Of the business community.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-05
County Agricultural Society
Quarterly Meeting.
TIME OF HOLDING THE FAIR CHANGED

llME VI hOL-DiNG The FAIR CHANGED.
Considering the busy season of the yoar this Society had
quite a good attendance at Dations, the first inst
The following Committees chosen:
To purchase the necessary Agricultural and Horticultural
Books to be awarded Premiums the coming Fair
Messrs. L. Croker, II. johnson, and " Il. Clapp.
COMMITTEES ON PREMIUMS.
On Horscs-Chester Martin, n. Il. Clapp Roln futile
on Cathe-H. Johnson lpman Marsh, Oliver Gibbs.
On Saoiac-Thos. Rowland Benz. r. Gibbs, c. Jennings
Flr'ai"g fmoLemsHts-i. A. Ne"berry, H. Durkcc La
throp Burgess.
On Crops. r. Mcclellan Philander Judson, L. Crock
Batter Chcese-E. s. Ekins, Otis Colwe, E, l. Ty
Hoae .u1autactnres--H. b. Hinsdalc L. G. Merrill, A.
Discretionary Prclpians-salmon Upson L. Grant, Pc
ter Martin.
P.oneing ,u1teh-Hammond Marsh, W. r. Higgins, s B.
Merricl.
1t voted that the Committee of Arrangements have
power to fill vacancies in above Committees
Noed the Com. of Arrangements hereby instructed
to Offer premiums on Flowing as follows:
Best Single Team, onccghth ofan acre time IS minutes
length of land 20 rods, S2D
Second best, do 100
he following resolution prevailed 1t being understood
that the state Fair called the LIST and % of October it
is now
Rcso'red Thai the time of holding this Fair be changed
TO Tuesday and Wednesday, the ODD 2th DAYS of Sept
inst AT Woods Tavern.
The following PROGRAMME was adopted for the order
of proceedings at the Fair:
All stock and articles presented for exhibition mus! Ice
entered at Woods Tavern, by Il O'clock noon Of the first
day Of The Fair
The examination Of The several Committees will take place
in the afternoon ofthe first day of the Fair.
The blowing match will take place 10 A. NJ of the first
day of the Fair.
Dinner at II o'clock
Address by The President Immediately after dinner
At the close of the address The premiums awarded will be
publicly declared.
After speeches rom several members the Society adjourn
ed. :. r.. MCCLELLAN, Prcst.
T. J. RANp. Scc'v.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-05

The STATE SCPERINTENDENT.-~A cores
pendent of the GAINESVILLE Hqdger .S,ate, after no.
ticing the importance of the office Of State Su-
perintendent of schools, closes his communion
ton as follows = Sentinel.
"In presenting the name of William II. Lord,
of Milwaukee, for this Office, the writer knows
that his recommendation will meet the cordial
endorsement of all who are acquainted with the
man. His talents are of the first order, and his
accomplishments as a bellies lcutres scholar are
not surpassed by those of any other man in the
State. As a writer he has no superior in the
West, and as lecturer he could not fail t. Be
acceptable to the people. A man Of enlarged
views and liberal sentiments, and a gentleman
in the purest sense of the term, he has all the
energy and perseverance that should distinguish
the incumbent of an Office so important, and there
are many citizens in every part Of the State who
would honestly and heartily rejoice in his seec-
ton TO superintend our system Of popular educa-
ton. He would be certain. in that position, to
do honor to himself and essential service TO the
rising generation of Wisconsin.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-05
Ohio Free Soil Convention.

J. Il. Gddings its President. He was chosen by nc
camaiun; consultation bad no opuiiiris Md.
was al hand. And Us he took The chair greeting came, s
earnest as 1t was deep welcome as makes the heart
leap and the tongue eloquent MIR. Gddngs' response We
cannot give Ii was one Of those things which be
described on paper-a living reality, yet indscribablc.
Gentlemen, Friends said Mr. GiddingS thank You.
beeNe me- recsve Hom greeting and hear your cheers,
ON! 10 acknowledge my weakness Ne language
pescrpe what feel thank you, and. forgetting Hyec,
brings us together.
he day spoken of Of gloom In one sense it is
So nao!er not. Iothe courageous conscious Strength
aud hAcd IN lis purpose of right to he lover of truth and
we man % iah' clouds are never thick lint the moral
Iii, ''loe men, ana thc moral arm shat or thcm-
aoes not rest over The land. We ali seeand feel
H. pl Teel en- m earnest aud united can lit i, OH and
Of Freedom, 7 ~ " dressing
The cause is on Look back and sec how it has lvanccd
some heG orsNieen Years since and the Right Of Petition
was denied by Congress, and Free pccch secuted nj ON HE
subject OF Slavery a. treason. \ Massachusetts man j.
Ql"tE ADAMS mel the tNrdnt decision, with few hand
iu only, ct members. The odds werc ayains; Freedom
Iheho OF the battle told of defeat aud the future af or
me hour naSscd, was hung with black. But The con est
continued year after year, until Freedom Speech en- all
thc issues Of Slavery. firmly established in Congress-
as If II had never been disputed.
SO will it be with Us. ii we have faith and Daepc, and
courage and virtue. Wemay think Otherwise As parties
eid aud parzans dcnounce' who think " ith us
ieaNc u tearing To encounter the frowns of parry or The
threats OF powera ambition lures off the well me ny n
9lHda The selfish We tremb!e' and say oeu all is
fearhot Justice rcigns above and Will rule tb
power oil men cannot blot it out. twill triumphant.
not IN day no! iii months, perhaps in year, hu
VIII De tumPhan-and lrhc" Il IS what will be sid ofhn
VINO 'a'efed or talcd hut ofhm who deserted " hat
OF the traitor who betrayed the Right? An TINT we hn, m
20 De rm' and 70 work and whatever be success,
10 lcei as II we saw the Prophet old did the trunb
OF truth. through our l.bors, command Il permanent
triumph"
III" committee on nominations came in. The, were, sent
ed and silence rcigucd. W. H. Brisbane Chairman Off p
ca NE report. 4ndI! Was quickly reso cd pas, upon each
name separately.
Ihaof Thomas Lewis, candidate FOR Governor. was
n amd , hartman s"tno further liePut 40 mo
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-05

LATE News BY TELEGRAPH inform us that
Lopez has been successful in routing the gov
eminent soldiers of Cuba, having killed 500 Of
their men. Gen. Emma is said to have been
slain. Genls Lopez and Las Vegas were
marching on towards Havana the capital of Gu
ba.
Advices have been received at Washington Of
the embarkation Of two thousand troops from n
Orleans for Cuba.
The schooner Merchant was not allowed to
take cargo at Havana
A serious riot bad occurred at Vera Cruz in
which 600 lives were lost. The difficulty arose
in the collection of duties.