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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-18
sSAasS{G,s '.'! Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
E. B. Belcher,
WIN. 3. Brannon.

WIN. Is. Brannon. J
DY Virtue of an Execution in this case. ]
ID shall proceed TO sell on Friday the Goth
of August inst, in the J Town of Hamburg, the
following property belonging 10 the Defendant,
viz: Pine Cupboard, ? Tables, ] Dressing
Table, / Astral Lamp, Large Pot, l Trunncl
Bedstcad. l Pine Crib, plow Stock, 2 Plow
Hoes, Hand Saw, / Grind Stone, and 2 pair
Warehouse Scales and Weights.
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Aug 3te ~
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the estate of Oliver
N Towles, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having demands against the same
will render them in properly attcstcd.
r. NJ. SCURRY, Administrator.
0nt n If 80
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FOR SALE

rEHIIAT valuable PLANTATION, lying on Rich
I land Creek, near Mount Willing: in Edgc6ed
District, containing
One Thousand and Sixty Acres,
belonging to Mrs. Sophia and NJ. J.. Ronham.
There are on the place two good settlements.
(having each Il good two Story Dwelling with other
II, ccsslry out buildings, Gin House, Gin and
Screw and a well of good water.
Rich!and Creek runs through the tract. giving to
it 7j or l0n acres Of low ground.-Ab"ut 100
acres are under good fence and in high state
of cultivation. and near half of the whole tract is
well timbcrcd with Oak and Pine. 1t is % miles
from the Rail Road ut Ncwbcry Court House.
This place will be sold in three tracts if desired
Any two Of them can be purchased Pats may be
seen of the whole Tract rs well as of1he several
Tracts on the premises. They are divided us fol-
lows The Wilson Tract 800 acres; The Flat
Grove Tract $50 acrcs, and the Wine Hall Tract
$50 acres The two first have settlements, the lat
ter none, but a fine site for building, with good
Spring.
For Terms apply on the premises or to NJ. l..
Eonham, at Edgetird c. H., S. C.
JULY 81 lite 81
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THIs ROAD is now completed and opened fo
i travel from the Cherokee Ponds and Swee
Watrr To IIamhurr
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Bargains in Fine Dress Goods.
RAyBROTHER.S,-

AUGUSTA, GA,
VX7IIL sell for the balance Of the Summer their
w splendid Stock of Ladies' DRESS GOODS,
at New York cost consisting Of rich SILKS, BA-
REGES, TISSUES, Sewing SILKS, French " Us
LlNS, GINGHAMS and CALlCOES. The Goods
having been purchased in the closest manner for
cash, great bargains may be expected.
Aur4 ~
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Extra Fine Liquors.

HAtFtt u HEhC HHVWUH %
90 DOZ. John Gibson, Son s. Go. old Nectar
w Whiskcy,
40 Bbls his Old Eagle and superior Monon-
gahalah,
Superior Port Wine, Madaria, Cherry, Tcneriif
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Gin Cordial, Lemon
Syrup, Cherry Brandy and all kinds of Liquors,
usually kept in Family Grocery Stores, and will be
warranted genuine, and of direct importation.
S. L. BOWERS
Hamburg, April 81 If IA
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Notice.

A IL those indebted to the estate of G. w.
n Cochran, deed, are requested to make prompt
payment to tho Administrator, and those having
demands will render them in properly attcscd.
L. B. COCHRAN, Admir-.
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Notice.

A IL those indebted TO the estate Of Nathan
N Norris, decd, are requested to make payment
forthwith, and those having demands will please
present them Immediately properly rttcsted accord
ing to law. N. y. NOkklS, Admx.
March I 6nl
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be
i. made at the Session Of the next Legislature for
an Act of incorporation for the Bethleham Church
Camp Ground in Edgefeld District.
June 26 "a
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Wanted

ITO HIRE, for the present year, good Cock
i Washer and Ironcr. Wages paid monthly,
desired. Enquire at this Office.
March IS If 10
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n OtiCc
Seasoned Lumber

OFF ALL DESCRIPTIONS to be had at my
Mill. JOS. a. ADDISON.
Aug4 tt ~
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R e m O Y a |,

TINE Subscribers have REMOVED to their
i New Room at their old Stand, No 3, Park
Row, where they will be happy to see their
friends and customers.
WILLIAMS s. CHRISTIE.
Ang 1 4t 90
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Bacon /!
NOtiCe

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be
l. made TO the Legislature Of SUutlt Carolina, at
its next Session, for division of EdgeRed District,
so as to give Judicial District to the Saluda side
Aug 4 tt ~
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New Location !

NT II. STOyAEL, WAREHOUSE &
vi. COMMISSION MERCHANT, Augusta,
Ga would respectfully inform his old patrons, and
the public generally, that he has leased, for term
Of years, the New and Extensive
Fire Proof Ware. House,
situated on Jackson Street, between the Rail Road
Depot and Broad street, near the Globe Hotel, for
merly occupied by Walker IL Dryson, and more re-
Gently by G. Walker s. Son.
The location is IN excellent one, being convenient
to the Rail Roads, Hotels Banks and clicf business
Houses Of the city
Having every facility for business and the dispo-
sition To extend every accommodation 10 his cnsto-
mcrs, with long acquaintance with the interests of
the planter, he hopes lc may have, not only con-
tinuancc but an increase Of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him.
Orders for Family Supplies, Bagsng, &c, prompt
" and carefully filled at the lowest market prices.
HAVING transferred the lease on the Ware
i L House lately occupied by us to Mr. NJ. 2.
SrovALr., in consequence Of our removal to Char
lesion, We take great pleasure i'll recommending
him to our friends.
G. WALKER s. son.
Augusta, July !, 1852 Str 2S
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state OF South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Bclcher s. llolIingsworth,
rs attachment.
NJ. II. & j. W. Grantham.
Bclchrr & I1ollingsworth,
rs attachment.
M. VI. Grantham.
Bclchcr & lIullnssworth,
Grantham, Logan & Co.
rINllE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases havn
i : this day filed their Declarations in my Office
and the Defendants having neither wives nor Attor
ncys known To reside within the limits of this Stat
on whom copy of said declarations with rul
TO plead can be served On motion OF MIR. MARTIN
Attorney for Plaintiffs: Ordered that said Dcfen
lanls, appear and plead to said Declarations With
year and a day from the date hereof, or in deiau
thereof, Judgment will be rendered against them.
TI!OS. G. BACON,c C. E. D.
Clerks Office. March u. 1852. lyq
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N Office.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Joseph
N Moore, decd, arc requested to make mmedi-
ate payment, and those having demands against the
estate will present them in due form.
E. PENN, Ex'or.
Frh ID It
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August is

knowledge of all its branches, as we'll as from
general acquaintance with the planters OF the sur
rounding country, together with his undicided per
sonal attention to the business, that he will be
able to give general satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their confidence, and assures them
that no effort shall be wan,ng on his part, to pro-
mote their interest
Liberal Cash advances made Oh Cotton and other
produce in Store.
Orders for Bagging. Rope, and family supplies
promptly filled, u, the lowest market rates.
hnr is If 80
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sJIIRTlNGs. and sIEETINGs of the Augusta
Company. They will also receive
in few days, full supply of Plain and Twilled
Negro KERSEYS, the first OF superior article,
from the Augusta Manufacturing Company, and al!
Of which they will sell at the manufacturers prices
u Planters and Country Merchants are respect
fully invited to call and examine the assortment.
August 3 ~
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Bacon.

4 LARGE stock of Choice BACON SIDES
n SHOULDERS, HAMS, and LARD, for
sale by S. F.: BOWERS.
Hamburg, April 81 II ii
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Extra Fine Chewing.

TUST received a few Boxes Of EXTRA FINE
J CHEWING TOBACCO, the celebrated Cal
houn Brand )" manufactured expressly for the Sub
scrber. u. l.. Penn, AGENT.
Aug 1S Il ol
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a full supply Of William schey's end Geo schley's
Negro KERSEYS, of their various styles, and
Cotton OsNABURGS, of the Augusta Madison,
Richmond and High Shoals manufactures.
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N O C e

q & Il. M. GILBERT will continue
-. the CARRIAGE BUSINESS ut the old
& keE@sEtY = and i
Gilbcrl) Nos. 50 and 4U Wentworth St., and Will
keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment OF
CARRIAGES manufactured by themselves, ex-
prcssly for their own sales, together with an as
sortment of other styles usually found in this mar,
kct, 10 which the attention Of their old friends and
customers is respectfully invited. Carriages Of any
style will be made to order, and repairing in all its
branches promptly and faithfully executed on ren-
sonahr terms.
STEPHEN GILBERT,
ELIAS VI. GILBERT.
Charleston, lst June 1852.
Persons indebted to the firm Of S. & }. GILnERT,
arc requested To may payment To 5. ~ f. NJ. Gill;
rEnr who are authorized to settle the business OF
said firm.
July 3m 20
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Notice.
Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of Henry F.
n Freeman, decd, will come forward immc-
diately and make payment and those having de-
mands will render them in properly attested.
J. II. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
Jan ly 81
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Hamburg & Edgefeld Plank R'd

Hamburg & Edgefeld Plank R'd'
TIlIS ROAD is now completed and opened for
i travel from the Cherokee Ponds and Sweet
Water to Hamburg.
Rates of Toll.
-Four, five and six horse Wagons, 5 cts per mile
Three
Two
Two Carriages
One
Horseback Travellers
Vehicles on meeting, are each entitled to half the
PLANK TRACK, and the Drivers arc required to
turn to the "RIGIIT %
The public are respectfully informed that all per-
sons turning on the road, and leaving it without pay
ing Toll, are subject to fine Of Twenty Dollars.
Ten dollars reward will be paid by the company,
in each and every case, for proof that will lead to
the conviction Of any one for violating the law, in
cndeavoring to avoid the payment Of Toll, as provl-
ded by the Charter.
Persons travelling on The Martin Town Road to-
wards Hamburg, will find it to their advantage to
turn off on any Of the roads to the left and ntersSct
the Plank Road near Sweet Water Church or the
0i''' '''' : '''00 II. A. KENRIcK, President:
Hamburg, March Is II
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Masonic Notice.

\ Regular Communication Of
,sSpsYy 0OMDO3DIA thOO29o
S<SS No. so, y. + NJ, will be held at
T@SSSs their Hall on Saturday evening, the
2lst August, at {! O'Clock p. NJ.
BY order ofthc w: NJ.
Z. II. SULLIVAN, SEc'RY.
August Is If 81
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Jan 3
Lard.

A SUPERIOR Lot of LEAF LARD, just re-
n ceived and for sale by
HOLLNGSWORTH & NICHOLAS.
June II If 90
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Butler Lodge, No. II, I. O. 0. F

sgssssssssxs A Regular Meeting of this Lodge
80SsSs will be held on Monday evening next
4 @'Ss7NVssS O'Clock.
4 All those in arrears are earnestly requested to
$ttend on or before next Sae-day night the Rule
f the Lodge will certainly be enforced against tlicm
LEWIS JONES, Secretary.
AUG lS Ii 81
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NEGRO CLOTHS,
vu,,-f,c Prices

AC
SNoWDEN s. SHEAR, Augusta, Ga, have
- lust received very large supply of NEGRO
CLOTHS, among which are several Styles from
the lnanufactory of F. & Fl. Fries, Of North Caro-
lima, of superior style, and made OF good domestic
WOOL an article greatly superior fer wear to those
made Of the coarse imported wools
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Wanted,

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, on Mortgage
" of Real Estate. Apply to the ADVERTISER
Office. u. ~ ";
May 90 tt ~o
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

The following resolutions have been int7oau..
ed in the U. S. Senate, BY Mr.. Walker of!lla
State.
Little Douglass has done pretty much ;tlo samo
thing, so twiXt Ipy and the Judge, the RICE j.
about neck and neck-and Ike little ahced, be-
because he has already got the nomination from
young America and the Land Reformgrs."-
Success TO tho winner:
Whereas, The signs of the tines are po7.entous
of an approaching struggle in Europe between
the Republican masses of Constitutional Govern.
ment on the one side. and the advocates Of the
Monarchic or Absolute Governments on tie 9th
er; and whereas, it prossingly behoovee lie rro-
resentntives OF the people OF the United States
of America previously to consider and Defines
to enquire into the relations of the government
and country 10 this struggle, and their duty in
view Of il to themselves, to foreign nstUnsS and
tho international laws therefore be it.
Resolved. That the Committee on foreign re-
Iations be instructed to enquire into Ead report
upon the eXpcdeney Of an Ipcn declaration bv
Congress to Foreign Nations and the World, that
the United States holds strictly to the policy and
principle Illu. each individual state, nation or poy
er, possesses for Itself the exclusive night aod
sole power to take care and dispose of its own IN
ternal concerns without and exempt from The
intervention and interference of any foreign
government state, confcdcracy, alliance or pow
or whatever, and that any intervention or irte.-
ference by or on the part of any foreign n ne,
government coniederacy, aIinnce or power 5,a-
slutes al infrac'ion of the law Of nations. an-
thoriZing and Justylng the intcrpostion of any OF
all other governments and cOniederacies or DOW
ers at their discretion, to prevent such interven
ton and repair such infraciion of the Len Of
Nations.
Resolved further That the same Committee
be instructed to enquire into the cxpediency Of
requesting the President of the United States to
cause negotiations to be opened with all other
Constitutional Governments with view and to
the end of Obtaining their cooperation with the
United States in the declaration aforesaid, and tho
policy and principles thereof, and the observance
defence and maitainance Of the Law of Nations
in this rcSpect.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
EAEsEgEFRs, MEETING.

A meeting of the Farmers and Tax payers OF
kenosha county was held at DuIton'a Tavern
in the afternoon of Janu y III, 1852.
HENRY JOHNSON was chosen Chairman,
and I. J. RAND, ecrct Y.
The object Of the meeting was stated by II. S
Thorpe, l.. Crockcr, and others, to take into
consideration rotrcnchment in county expenses,
and reducing the taxes of this county
The subject of the imprisonment of Harvey
and Bennett for stealing, was taken up and fully
discussed; and on motion of II. S. Thorpe, it
ives
ResoIred, As the sense of this meeting that
the above named prisoners should p aH0med 10
remain where they now are, the full term of their
sentence, unless by some legal process they be
sent TO Waupuu
On motion of l.. CrockeT, committee was
appointed to investigate and report on the subject
of county expenses, and to consider and report
on what measures may be adopted for rotrench-
ment in county expenses.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Reeo1rcd, That the Senator and Representa-
tives from this county to tho State Legislature,
be requested to urge tn passage Of law SINH
or to the law adopted by the State Of Maine, for
the suppression Of the sale of all intoxicating IL
quors.
On motion adjourned to meet at this place on
Monday the 9th inst, at ten A. NJ.
II. JOHNSON, Chm.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

THE IRISH PArRloTs.-We are glad to per-
ceive that our government will be called upon to
nterpose its kindly Offices in behalf of the Irish
patriots, Smith O'Brien, Meagher, and their as
socIates The following resolution has been in
troduced into the United States Senate. and Ell
Their it or substitute eomprehending its subject
matter, will doubtless pass both houses of Con-
gress:
"Be 1t resolred, dc, That in consideration Of
the general sympathy fell by the people of the
United States for Smith O'Brien, Thomas Yea
CHER, and theirimmediate associates, exiled irish
pa.rlots,) and the warm sympathics felt by the
countrymen OF these distinguished sufferers who
have become citizens of the United States, the
President of the U. s., be requested to author
ize correspondence TO be opened with the gov
eminent OF her Majesty the Queen of Great Brit
am and Ireland, appealing to the magnanimiiy OF
the British government and people in their be-
hall, and respectfully requesting the liberation OF
these personages from their present confinement
with an otter TO receive them upon the hospitabe
shores OF the United States"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
first be forgotten. The Declaration. of Indepen-

first be forgotten. The Declaration of Indepen-
dence, which, with all Nations authority, pro-
claims ii, must first be forgotten. The Book,
which, with all the authority of Heaven, pro-
claims it, must first be forgotten. Nay, the hui
man soul must first turn traitor toward all It's In
stincts, and disowD its nature.
But must conclude my already too extehdeo
letter. Slavery cannot live long any where
1t certainly cannot, in this country. heep up
your national political and ecclesiastical Par'ies'
which honor, encourage, and sustain the slave
holder. and American slavery will, nevertheless,
die soon, though it will then die violent death,
and shed sblood even unto the horse brides. -
Break I'D these parties, and it will, straightway
die natural and bloodless death.
I said that Slavery could certainly not live
long in this country. "What" says the noble
Frenchman, whom have already quoted, "when
Slavery is departing from Turkey, shali'it rest
in America! What, drive it from the hearth OF
Omar and adopt it a, the hearth of Franklin
No! Mo-! No !! - Slavery in such a
country Can there be an incongruity
more monstrouss Baroarsm installed in the
very heart of q society which is itself the afirma-
ton of civilization! Liberty bearing chain =
Blaspaemy echoing from the altar The collar
ofthe negro chained to the pedestal of Washing
ton tits thing unheard of. | say more-it
is impossible. Such spectacle would destroy
Itself The light Of the Nineteenth Century j.
alone enough to destroy it,
Respectfully yours,
GERRIT SMITH.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

The following proceedings have been held in
Milwaukee with reference to the licenses in thu,
city
1t seems that an injunction had been served
upon alderman johnson, president of the board
against fefunding the license money. The clerk
OF the council made out The orders OH SATURDAY,
and sent messenger to alderman johnson. 70.
questing him to come and see them; but he de.
clines to do SO, till required to do il by higher
authority.
The Wisconsin publishes the following po,o
from alderman Johnson:
Ed of Wisconsin Permit me TO sav 70 Il,
liquor dealers, who are waiting for the orders ~
be refunded, which they have paid for Gcens"
that letter Of attorney has been served upon mo
forbdding me signing the orders, and iniorminr
me that will be he'd individually liable for ps.
cry order may sign. Now as | have properly
the result of my own labor, | have not the most
remote idea of defending suits for the city. ONT
of my private means. Tomorrow will aopeoi
the documents, with which have been served.
JAMES JOHNSON,
Prest Of common council
The following is The notice of injunction scry,
sd upon alderman JohnsorI.
MTW&uKEE, Dec. "a
Doctor Johnson, President Of tire Honorable Co,nmor
Council
Dear Sir: Permit NE, as the attorney Of y
Reed, David MCDougall, f. Clark Elisha Ell.
dred, |. E. Goodall, =. Hill WIN. Lee, II =
Burton, &c, tax payers in this city, to enter their
protest against the refunding of the money now
in the city treasury, collected under the Icy,
for licensing the sale of intoxicating Hauots-
This money constitutes part of the general civ
fund, as they believe, and they respectfully sub.
nit, that the honorable common council has no
more authority TO order the repayment, of hi,
money, collected under the laws of the state tb1n
to nulfy the laws establishing tbs courts Of
Wisconsin.
Without intending tho slightest disrespect TO
the honorable common council, it is the purpose
of these gentlemen tax payers, to hold each
member OF the honorable common conuci, ind.
vduaiy liable for every dollar that shall be paid
: out Of the treasury, under TIE unconstilutionai
andiIIegai proceedings of The honorable common
council in respect 10 this matter
| ROMAN, with high consideration, your hun.
Die servant.
JAMES II. PAINE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
KOssUTH DENOMINATION.

At late meeting of the City Council, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed on motion OF Al.
derman Comstock, mem con.
RESOLVED, That special meeting of the MAY
or and City Council be held at the Court House
Saturday Evening next, in refe renee to the pres.
ence Of Kossuth in this country, and for the
purpose Of considering the object of his mission
and that al! citizens who feel an interest in the
great subjects which now, through him, are be-
ing presented to the people Of the Union, be re-
quested to attend
A committee of three on the part oft the Coun-
ell was appointed to arrange the Pre!iminaries
for the meeting. The committee are Mayor
Gsskill, and Aldermen Comsiock and Marshall.
c. c. SHOLES, City Clerk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
A NEW DEAg.

The Old bunker papers are in considerable Of
a snsrl about new Convention for a new sett
of delegates TO Baltimore. 1t is contcnded with
great dea! OF truth. think, that the Conven-
ton last September at Madison had no right TO
elect delegates to Baltimore, because they were
not elected for that purpose. The choice of the
old super0nnuated for this district, was 10 more
the voice of the people of this district than FL
more was for Representative in Congress. The
rabd old hunkers feel bad about new deal be-
cause they are afraid of losing. The Delegate
in the Second District says he will get out of the
way and let them try over again. 1t is splen-
did fuss. We go in for new deal any how
The democracy of the state must be represent
ed. Ifitis not, why then it is none "of our fu-
neral" Come, shuttle away-t's only game
the marked" cards will win any how.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

ANONYMOUS CORRESPONDENTS. We have re-
csived q communication from some ono. witbou,
q signature, rejecting on public officer. We
wish again to give notice that we cannot be us
ed as dirk to stab anybody with. II our anony-
nous correspondent has any charges to make,
and can prove them, OF has any charac;e. to back
what be says with,ani viii le: US have them over
his own name; ifthe public goodrequires ,heir
p15hca;ion, they shalt p published.