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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
IhE DEM0CRATIC NOMINATIONS.

m, WIT
~ washington Union OF yesterday says
Y the nomination Of Gen. Pierce will be
aed BY The Democracy with me soontaneous
,us0On Of enthusiasm throughout The Length
snon ~ '"e '@nu' ana ~ q ~
"e SUBJECT giving ueneFai rieFce
uae'ef and history, after expressing a conf
at belief that he will be the next President,
|gs:
The hood
trrs, S;l I "a pnIn SP'rlt IN wii'cn wa
I.%, WI De fulfilled when 10 ms
BAT, which. now iba,'; IL ha. ]scnm;zed . new and
= suspicious significance, we re publish, will,
'fel comments which, bu a few weeks
Ms .e' Introduced 1t to The attention o. our
FSa n. w,., 1850
VI observe ,ba sono, aiol = a-h,a sa',;nen, 81
tyGen franklin Piece, at a democratic
Wy, ia honor of the glorious result of the
ssealon in New hampshire. 1t is charac.
9noovn va. gallant gentleman, whose name
sn: WIZ" F9"'a pf'ns'ple anu eAa''su
GtGeneral F,anllin pierce The comn,o.
~neasures Of 1850 and the New Hampshire
macy Upon the former, the latter have
d, % '$ Snn .. 'n sa S.nPhr.as pl. ,oder he
tsNon; but 4 sacred maintenance sot the
saa bond, aud true devotion to The common
lpooa.
t'esident, the convention has presented to.
0apiry, as the associate of Gen. Pierce, in
z statesman of the highest characters OF
stability and varied experience. We need
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
ELEcTIo or UpGE

The vote for Judge Parker, who had no oppo'
kifion for the Jndgship of this circuit-is a very
Observation-Disclosures majority over Rrocken-
brought is considerable. His msjorities in seve.
al Counties are as follows: Frederick 1895
Jefferson h62; Clarke 184 Berkeley Col
AVarren $50; Shenandoah 1903; Rockingham
h,1oo.
The ,najorities for Brockcnbrough run thus
Augusta 946; Albemarle 400 Louisa 800
Orange and Fluvanna, majorities 7; Rockbridge
500.
Kenncy is elected in the Shenandoah Circuit
ever Cook and Harris. Judge Thompsoni is re-
elected in.the Stanton Circuit, without opposi-
ion. John a. Meredith is elected Judge Of the
Circuit Court Of Richmond. John ". Nash is
te elected Judge in the Petersburg Circuit
Daniel, Moncure and Allen are reelected to the
court OF Appeals from the 1st, End, and 4th sec
tions. They had no opposition. This leaves
Tut one 10 hear from Judge Lee is supposedto
tie elected. N
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
Whitewashers and Plasterers.

Thos. Kinney & Lewis Hamilton,
WTILL perform all business in their lines
w faithfully aud with the utmost care
Prompt attention will be paid to all orders left al
Ben COOKS Barber Shop, ChaTlestown.
May IL, 1852.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
s~EHENANDoAH COUNTY,, VIVA
888M98A 893G3.

-H#- o.
| iEIFiE Proprietor G: this Hotel, at ORKNEY,
u takes great pleasure in announcing TO the
public that he will open again that Beautiful
and Romantic place for Visitors, by the first
Of July.
Strangers visiting these Springs pass through
the beautiful North Valley of Virginia, over one
| Of the best roads in the State, with a mountain
scenery of surprising loveliness on either side.
The variety of Waters, beautiful Scenery and
delightful atmosphere, render it to the Invalid, or
those who wish to spend a few weeks from the
cares Of life in I" Old Yireinny" style, the most
delightful place ofallthe North Valley Springs.
The Waters Of Orkney have been famous for
The last fifty years in East and West Virginia.
They are known to be strongly Chalybeate, To-
most efficient remedy which nature affords tor
broken and debilitated constitutions.
THE BEAR WALLOW SPRING,
Truly styled the " Pool of Sloan" is the most
remarkable Water in the world for CutaDeous
and Blood Diseases of all kinds, and Dyspeptics
are sure TO find a certain cure.
The Waters of Orkney are Sulphur, Chaly-
beate, White, Mountain, Bear Wa!low and Slate.
Board per week, S.; Board per day, 81; chill
dren and servants half price.
Music and dancing every evening.
The ladies' parlor furnished with a Piano and
Guitar. a.. X. SEYMOUR.
BA daily line from New Market and Mount
Jackson TO the Springs aud return.
DISTANCES.
From Winchester to Orkney by Woodstock, so miles
From Winchester to Orkney by Capon and Howard s
White Sulphur Springs SIS miles;
From Woodstock to Orkney by Columbia Furnace ~
From Mi Jackson to Orkney Springs. 10 miles
From New Market TO Orkney by Hesse Cave 16 miles.
rive at Winchester in time fok the evening Coaches
through the Valley 10 Mt jackson and Orkney Springs,
will thus be enabled 10 dine al Orkney on the nextGay.
70 lima l. S6D
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@he alar kets
-RALTIMoRE nIARKET,
IAaAIINAOh MAAHsNN
Review of the Baltimore MarIkefs
For he Week ending Saturday.
From3ths baltimore American Of Saturday.


FIR lie Week ending Saturday.
-
From the baltimore American Of Saturday.
Beer CATrlR-The number Of Cattle offered at the
head Of which were soId 10 city butchers aud packers.
$50 were left over unsold. Prices ranged from $50 10
s4.5e ON the h0of--equal to 100 a sS,75 net. and ave-
Hoos.-@e quote at 90 a s7.75.
CoTFEE.-Ihe sales ofthe week comprise about $500
Cons Ms4t.1Ne quite at 50 ~ per barrel.
FLovE-Howard s~treet:-Salest on Monday Of 300
bbls, at 81 l2i. sales also on Tuesday of45 bbIs. al
the same price. On "Wednesday sIpall sales also at
81 ~, and on THURSDAY only SEQ bbls.at the same
No sales reported yesterday. The receipts are fair. but
not large. Stock. on hand moderate
Cry MILLs--Wc quote at S4.I2t
The inspections for the week arsT5Flouf 2a.s77 his
and 666 half barrels; Also. lss bbts Rye Flour. and
WnEAT.GTo-day we quote good todest MARYLAND
reds at 81 a 90 cents with s~aes-whitR9s al0a cents.
CoRS.-sales Of white at IS $50 cents yellow at IS
oATs-we quote Maryiandzst 90 cents.
MotAsaEs.-we quote aw Orleans at2s
BAcos.-We quote s. eiaes 10.
cents, Hams u cents
LARp.-;"e quote at 100 III cents
WooL.-Small sales s0.f for I'M
washed, and 90. a IS cts. y
WHIsKEY.-We note smaIT saIes at 20 q 2p5 cts. per
gallon in hhds, and'2l a 2I5 cts. in bbls. -
The papers OF Monday note no change since Friday,
in the price of Flour, Wheat, Cattle or Hogs!l
ALEXANDRIA MARKET-saturday, June 5.
FLoyR.-store price ~S4.12!-wagOn aud car.price.
GRAiN.-wc quote red wheat at 90 a 95 cts, white
100 a lo2 cts. Corn is frm-we quote While ut 30 a 81
cts, yellow at IS go cts. Oats IS a ~ cts. Clover
seed $3.50.
GpHSo.-It is selling by the single ton of 1900 lbs.
at SAL per ton.
PLASTER Cargo price about S4-retail price 4 so.
BEEF CATTLE.-Ihe supply continues swaziland the
market is fl m, at s 3 so a 81 so per TO lbs. gross
Live Hogs $500.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY,
IN MARKET.

TIME undersigned. as Executors Of William.
Il F. Lock, decd, Offer AZ private sale. the
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY,
belonging to the heirs of said deceased. situated
in the suburbs OF CharleatOWn. ON Ebberts Run
This Alill is lpeaIed in the very centre Of oDe Of
the finest wheat growing counties in the Stale Of
Virginia, in sight Of t5a Winchester & Potomac
Railroad. ard hut I've miles from Ihe Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, az eight from9 Chesapeake
Canal. The mll Is built al stone three STORIES
high, with a wing o. extensise esp3eity, nsed at
present for the storage Of barrels &eshutte-
siened when erected fora Wooden or Cotton Fac
tory. The Sill is now in complete repair hav-
ing three run of BurTs, and capable Of manufac-
turing five thousand barrels of Flour per anOum,
and machinery for grinding 400 tons OF Plaster
which can be easily manufactured and sold.
There is attached and will be sold with the
Mil, a comfortable DwEILISG HOUSE, IA
4 good CoOPER SuOP, and other Reees- ssssfR
saIy aPpertenanees. Hi
IF the above Property be rot cold be &z
fore the 9ISt # Jung HeEt, it will then be offered
al Public Sale on that day IN font Of the Court
House in charlestown,
The Terms of sale made liberal
JOHN J.. LOCK.
THOMAS LOCK,
Executors Of wv. F. LOek, DECD.
Nav rs. 1882.
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DEATHS.

..sa:s.a.. ~ Bis county. on Friday evening,
Is. ssh Altimo. Mrs. IN me
tSfb yeaY5 Sf4esa leaving an aiFectionate tamiIS y ana
49, "a fSr n long time a consistent 5meinher Aolt ms
gn;ssonsi Church. and died relying explieitly onsher
saviour: ehl
M 5Iinssss Mrs. ANN wife o. Nlr.5Es 3:
81 yvsIs late IL this county in The 3Dth year o. net
s.ss&sty an HE 14th nltinso, Mi. BOW
~ 9larke comfy. in the 70ths year Of his age y
1SS,ss3sEyirfne in the various relations OF MT naea.se
am Y ~ las ii one whose ever cheerful aid and kind
sn5a,bythey can never forget.
a. Wsnday the 18th uitinio, THE residence Obs
~ 2 nsar HcdgesviIle, Berkeley county MrsJNO.
sfol sEIfssF infhe 18Th year cfhis age.
sSshnSel on the 18th ultimo, NJ
iIsfsE infant daughter Of Mrs LOUSY Il. y. kos-
srr, anathc lass Rev 2 isoszs-,
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nEsS0LuTION.

TlHE Co.Partnership heretofore existing un.
L der The firm of JAEEEY & LOCK, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent.
AMOS JANNEY.
May rs, 1852. JOHN NJ. LOCK.
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CO-PARTNERsnTP.

FVNHE Undersigned having purchased the en-
= tire interest of AMOS JAESEy, in the above
named Establishment, have this day formed a
CO-partnership, under the name and firm Of Lock.
HoLDEN & Co, and will continue to carry on
the Mercantile business at the old stand, former
ly occupied by Janney & Lock, and will be hap
py to wait upon those who may favor them viii
their patronage. John II. LOCK,
BID HOLDEN,
May %, 1852. Dbl CLAYTON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
Valuable WeYerton Property
PRTvATE SALE.

PRIVATE SALE.
TIHE undersigned, as agent of the Wevetton
Manufacturing Company, will receive seal-
ed Proposals, till
First day of JnIy, 1852,
for the purchase of said Company's
FIGURING MILL
in Virginia, with sufficient water power for the
same, and about
s4CRES OF LAND.
more or less. The said Mill is located on tho
south side of the Potomac River, adjacent to n
fine wheat growing county of easy access, and
Immediately opposite the DePois on the BalIi-
more and Ohio Railroad, and Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. The MILL is of Stone, Three So
ries high, has four run OF BuTTs. is capable Of
max ing from so TO 100 bbIs. Of fiOur per day,
has The credit Of making rs good -four as any
Mil in Virginia, and has a large run Of custom
There Is also a good and comfortable -
DWELLING LII
attached thereto.
All proposals are TO be endorsed proposals.
and addressed. postpaid. to the subscriber, at
Wevefton, frederick county, Md.
TIE above property If not sold, will be rented
az public ssie, 10 The highest bidder. on the 9th
dan of JAg, 1882. II feUd0ciOck, p. N, AZ the
INeVeTton PostO nice, for one year.
WILLIAM NEWTON, Agent.
~Tnna Il 85q-ff
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winchester Market.

For The Week ending June 3, 1852.
WEEKLY BY s. HARTLEY AT the DEPOT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

BLESSINGS ICE CREAM SALOON,
ms now open for the reception of Ladies and
Gentlemen. Those who prefer can be sup.
piled by the quart or gallon, on short notice
Every Kind oil Cake kept constantly on hand.
Jn1e 8. j. +. BLESSING.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
TIE Gs.

n allowing i. a recapi,ulatiOn of the Ballots given
~ National Democratic Convention for a candidate
.n-,aeut Of the United States
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
4. o. d. B.

SHENANDOAH BAND, No. 2, IndepeDden,
- Order Of United Brothers, Instituted at Har-
pers. Ferry, Va, Nov. %, 1850, intend having a
public procession, on Saturday. the 1911 day Of
June. All members of the Order in good stand
ing ara most respectfully invited to be with us
on that occasion. Tie citizens throughout the
surrounding country are most cordially invited
to cOme and see our first parade in Virginia.
An grafton will be delivered by a member OF the
Order.
Several Brass Bands are expected TO be with
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
PuEIIC SALE.

TpY virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust executed by
L. William Mcpherson, the one on the 9th d:y
of March, 1876, and the other on the 18th day of
May, 1876. and both recorded in the County
Court of Jefferson COuniy,-Deed Book No. %
page 40 and II3-and as Executor Of said VIM
Mcpherson / will offer for. sale at the UNION
MILLS, on Thursday, the first day Of JuLy nerf,
no Acres, 4 Rood, IS Perches,
of the most valuable land in The County of JeE.
fersOn. Also the one mOiety Of the reyeFsiOB in
fee of and in 1877 Acres Of the-ssme quality Of
Land, being the One-haIf of the dover land Of tho
widow of Daniel Mcpherson. Tile indisputabIs
TERMs.-One-fOuTtb cash, the balance in one.
two and three years in equal payments with in
terest from the day Of sale-bOnd and security
and a Deed Of Trust.
Possession given immediately. The crops re-
served. WM. c. WoRTHINGTON,
May IS. 1852. Executor.
Great Rargains in Wet Goods.
THHE undersigned had q lot Of very valuable
IL Goods, somewhat damaged by the recent
food al Harpers.Feny, which they offer At eost
and many articles al half their value. The fol-
lowing Is a part:
Combs, a great variety:
Few pounds Patent Thread
Tapes and Stay Bindings
Fans, Cotton SusPeudeEs, Boys Go.;.
Cotton Hosiery. Ladies and Misses;
Isle Thread Closes, Ladies' and Men's$
White Silk do do do
CoIored and black Cotton Hoses
BrOde Silk Hose. a Few pair
Tooth Brushes, Windsor Soaps, Whips;
A few Palm Fans 10 gire al1sy
A large lot Chip Hats. Cehildren. men and
boy's,l selling al l24 cts 10 tie dollar;
Fancy Vestipgs, Fancy DriIliPg5
Linen duck, uEdTessed book bId and check
ed Linens. faacy and black GinghamsS
Bleaehed and brown SbiTtiDg cOttOns;
Linen Table Diapers;
Cambricks, checked and plain;
Corded Skirts. nEass do. RuFiaosf IJfnen4
The above added to COR very large assortment
Of Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes. flats, &c. make it
grsarly TO The advantsgeo Of dealers. VIII the
public call where they can get bargains. They
HARRIS &FRIDENOUR. 4,
Aiso-A bargain can be bad in a,toi Of very
prime BsoTn s1g'': Hs&R-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
New Arrival OF sprins a simmer

THE Subscribers having just returned from
siye stock Of Goods IN their line. and AZ prices
that viii compare favorably with those Of any OF
the merchants in the Valley Of Virginia. They
invitestheir old friends and customers 70 ealland
examine their stcek4nd to heir new friends and
animation 90 prove their assertions, that they
have nice goods and they will sell them eheao.
JANNEYE& Lock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

OF THE WATERS OF
"ORKN by SPRINGS"

A R. SEYMOUR, Esq : Dear Sir-I here
IA with forward you an analysis of the waters
of the Orkney Springs which, though they are
correct as regards their components, are never
theiess deficient in their respective quantities,
owing in a measure TO the imperfectness of my
apparatus, as also to the change which takes
place in the water by exposnFe and the delay in.
cident to preparation for its analysis.
In the two Springs there is a.dfffetence, and
although both are finally tonic, still the g Bear
Wallow'' possesses ingredients not usually TO be
met with in chalybeate water, and which rem
der it peculiarly applicable for cntaneous diseas-
es and glandular enlargements.z
The iron in both is in the state ofthe carbon
ate of the prutoxide, held in solution in the water
by excess of carbonic acid. Hence it IS that by
standing exposed 10 the air, or by boiling, the
carhontc acid is driven off, and the protoxide by
absorbing oxygen is Precipitated as q hyd[ated
sesduioxide of the yellow color, which yol have
noticed in the bed of The streams running from
the Springs, and in the vessels used for holding
the wafer 1a
GASEOUS CONTENTS.
Catbonic Acid, Atmospheric Air,
.soLTp. CONTENTS.
Carbonate of Soda, Carbonate of Lime.
Carbonate of Magnesia. Cloride of Sodium,
SuIphate of Magnesia Oxide OF Iron.
"BEAR WALLoWs SPRING.
GASEOUS eoETExfs.
Garbonic Acid, Sulphuretted Hydrogen
so1ID coETEsIs.
Sulphate ofBime, FClofide of Sodium,
Snlphate of Magnesia,, Carbonate Of Lime,
Iodine, a distinct trace. Sniphate OF IRON
Carbonateof Magnesia. Oxide ofIron.
have thus given YOU The result ofmy labors.
Both Springs are fully calculated to restore tone
10 debilftated and enteebled constitutions, and
are especialIy adapted TO many diseases incident
10 females. Yours truly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

FOR SALE.
THE undersigned having abandoned their in
Il tentioD to run a Wagon in conducting their
business at The sod Furnace" offer for sale a
E~irst-rate Broad-Tread Wagon,
complete and never used, for the exceedingly low
price of $40. Il is buiit by a man from Penn
sy1vania and strictly after the patterns used
there. They also wish to sell a complete set OF
GEARING for six mules, also entirely new and
of the very best,materiaI and make. This pro.
perry will be sCld on a credit until the Let Of
BLACKBURN & co.
June 1, 1s52-st IF.P.s ST.
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Dwelling for Rent.

DHeIlllg y heHts
TNyHE House and the grounds adjacent, it PEE
sent. occapiedsby Mr.Wm. ID. North. End be-
longing TO The estate of the late John Ystas Is
now for rent. Possession given on The 1st Of
July. and to end Ist April nexf.
This is one among the must pleasant country
residences IN the county.
GEO. b. BEALLs Executor.
Nav 25. 855-3t
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FISH: FISH,:
TIHE undersigned, agent for John A. Gibson,
L has a supply of HERRING, by the barrel,
or hundred, as well as a prime lot of SHAD,
which will be sold on fag terms.
ISRAEL RUSSELL.
Harpers.F Ferry. June I.ls52.i
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GEORGIA III AroR.

d. f TseIs has appointed Hon. M. CHAEL
IN, Senator 70 FIJI the unexpfred term oil
le,e g 'sanIss who has resigned his seat
a. wy hold his office Until ths 18th March
'"sn Or. TcoABs entefsthe Ssuate for SIX
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

BIKES super English Dairy Cheeke
~ Nav II. sfGAFOoSE HARLEY.
n farpet Ghafn-G0lored and Whife Care
~ pet Chain, Cotton farn from No. 6 to rs.
Candle Wick, Wrapping T0ine. For sale bv
May 4 SIGAF0DSE & HARLEY
DoNNETS aud Ribbons a c~o,npIefr STOCK.
ID MAY l. HARRIS & RIDENOUR
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REFRIGERATORs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
zGCOTTsS Patent Updehf Refripef.toys
~ known to be 50 mRsb snperiorfo ali Others.
q description Is deened unneeesssfy, tor safe at
Ralfim0re prices. adding Transportation by orr
agents, Keyes 8 Kearsley, chaslesfowns
Jas. G0RTLAN g. SON.
Baltimore. MayIIs1S5a.
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WANTED
hire, Girl to attend chfldren-to a good
epe hhsEal wa % msEKGRosE.

Fresh Supply.
TIJST received A boxes Oranges 4sbexes Lee
~ mons, a boxes, Citron Aisos Ratsins, Cur
rants, Pfunes, Preserved Ginger, Sc Nuts OF
every variety, warranted fresh andsgood.
June s. J. r BLESSING.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

TIHE undersigned, as agent of the Weverton
\ Manufacturing Company, will receive seal-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
Mn. EDITOR !.

MN AUl1OR
see by the Democrat Of last week that the
City Clerk undertakes to deny some ofmy state
ments in the Telegraph of last week on the SUBJ
jec, Of the Mayoralty. We will pass oyer the
contemplate inSinuaiions, and charges of false
hoods so anbsiously paraded, as not necessary
to the ec.ing of the truth on this subject
II the City Clerk thinks all the Indebtedness
can be shown, why didn't he wait till he makes
his statement, and then do what he tells US ,ciH
be done. "But his purposes would not evident
y have been subserved By q course of this kind"
Surprising there is a statement made, who would
know anything about ,he outstanding orders
which were issued years ago, and of which the
records have been lost ? Who knew anything
about the Indebtedness of the city from the state
ment last spring? Nobody doubts but tina, they
were correct as far as they went. But did they
show the tchole Indebtedness of the City' Mr..
Sholes dogmatcally denies that "our connection
with the matters OF the old Town of Southport
is unsettled and uncertain" Have not as good
reason for believing that it is unsettled, as he has
for believing 1t settled, when hear men say they
will sue the city unless they soon receive the
pay on orders which were issued by the old
Town Of Southport before the city was ncorpo-
rated. Surprising an agreement had been enter
ed into by the authorities Of the present City of
kenosha and the old Town of Southport, and
one OF tho parties does not, for some reason, tu-
fiji its part of the contract; is all innocent ind-
vidual, third person, who holds the orders of
the original town TO suffer for this cause? Ger
tainly not. But both parties are liable, and he
can collcc, legally as we'll from one as the other
No one disputes but what the city has paid the
amount it agreed to in the settlement OF account.
between the new city and the original town.
But as long as there are orders out, so long will
the city b, liable for the pay.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26
BRlsroL, Wis, March ], '52.


Dear Sir: answer 20 your enquiry, my AS
sistant, +. ]. Jackson, says there is but one sim
gle subscriber TO the Kenosha Democrat at this
office, q transient one occasionally.
Yours truly,
R. FUTILE, P. NJ.
We should not be surprised if the Editor of
the Democrat should pronounce these letters for,
geries-his course with reference TO the obtain
ing the tax list must have left him desperate and
ripe for any enormity.
IL he wishes to be honest, and tell the truth
about the matter why does no: he publish how
many, and at what places he does circulate his
paper If he has purchased more paper than
would give Il cures per week, just show the
bills. The ideu about sending papers down in
in this county, is simply ridiculous and if there
was anything in it, our circulation would be af-
fscted by the same causes, and of course would
show q still larger prcponderance in our favor
And if, as he says, we have credited him with
one at Cypress more than he has, he may thank
the P. NJ, and give US the credit Of intending to
DO justly BY him.
We this week give his whole circulation in
the county, which may be relied on as correct.
Our sources Of information are correc, and pos
tive. Since our las, issue We have received the
number of those taken at the two post offices
where he brags OF having "larger number than
at any other two" post offices in the county
and have also learned the number of his Town
and Office lst-so we can give the grand total
Of the circulation OF the Democrat in the whole
county. We cannot, of course, be exact to
paper, because subscri pton list is liable to
fuciuaIion Of q few numbers in each week, more
or loss. but we are no. five papers out of the way
and brother Paul will be astonished at its cor
RICHNESS as no sits down to tell US it's lie. We
give the whole-the "otfice list includes the
vast numbers which are circulated through the
Towns Of Pleasant Prairie, Somers and South
port as well as all that call at the Office (from
the State of Illinois, and other parts ofthis State)
e. ~ -.