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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
Bloody Riot in Cincinnati----Attempt to
Hang the Catholic Nuncio by the Gin
cinnati Unionists.
CINcINNArI, Dee. IS.

CINCINNATI, Dee. 20.
Last night al about II o'clock, the watch
man on duty at the 9Th street station, having
heard that the Frecmen's Society were on
their way to Bishop Purceifs house for the
purpose u committing some act ot violence
ON NJ. Bedipi, the Nuncio of tie Ycpe, he re-
paired TO the corner Of 9th and Plum streets.
where be met a body Of 100 men. armed Y ith
climbs, swords, knives, pistols &c, carrying
torches to burn the church-ropcs TO hanG
the Nuncio. and all in a great state of excite
ment. They were promptly met by the 20
lice, aud, after short melee, were dispersed.
the police succeeded in making some so or
90 arrests.
Henry Carroll, Waterman in the second
ward, was shot through the thigh by one Of
the rioters, and many others made narrow es-
capes.
From those arrested it was learned that
they had met organized and formed into a
society for the express purpose Of hanging N.
pedini. burning the Cathedral, de.
IN the confusion attending, it was almost
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1853.

We are enabled to state that the President
has determined to cali ChaS. j. Mcdonald TO
the War Department, in place of Jefferson
Davis who 1t is believed VIII be elected Sen
ator from Mississippi notwithstanding the ef
forts Of Governor Brown, who IS an open can
jidate for the position. This course has been
determined upon to get Mcdonald out Of Mr..
Cobb's way. so as to allow the latter TO come
10 the Senate from Georgia.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
The news BY the Hermann.

New 1oFk, Dec- ~ L. Nj.
Hermann left Southampton on the after
noon of the 10th. with fall cargo, and $50
passengers for New York. Shereports when
she left Bremen Haven ice was closing the
harbor.
The four Powers have resumed their joint
action in favor of peace. They propose a
joint conference, open to the representatives
of Russia and Turkey. This proposition is
unfayorably received by the liberal press.
Adyices from Bucharest to the 18th, Kali
afat to the Sd, have been received.
Nothing new. Abba Pacha has entered
Georgia.
/ The port of Odessa is frozen up.
An article in the Honteur has caused con-
siderable rise in the funds.
The Little Wallachia militia had deserted
to Omer Pacha. The small Egyptian steam
er Magord, taken by Russian frigate, but
afterwards retaken by Turkish frigate.
The Turkish Government refuse to submit
to another armistice proposed by England,
in consequence of which the English Minis
ter bad long audience with the Sultan, fol-
lowed by extraordinary meeting between the
officers of allied feet, aboard the Turkish flag
ship. Lord Strafford made speech, CON
Meeting promised aid with strong rocommen-
dations.
The Russians failed in last attack to re-
take Fort st. Nicholas also defeated near As
ka, in an engagement with Mogard, of the
4th ult leaving several dead bodies on. the
field. The Turks have Khaleskh in Georgia
The Russians areso hard pressed in Asia that
$4,000 troops have been sent to their relief
No movements of importance are reported
on the Danube.
The Turks are terrifying Kalifat, and the
Turkish fleet cruising in the Black Sea has
returned to the Bosphorus.
The Turks are on the highest pitch of en-
thusiasm
Arms are abundantly provided, and the
troops are regularly.
The Russians are suffering badly with sick
ness.
Some Americans have joined the Turkish
camp.
a legion has been formed in Constantine
pie under Satfa Bey.
The Russian General has been removed
from the command in Moldavia, and Gortch-
akotf appointed in his place.
The Greeks in constantnople have request
ed permission to accompany the Sultan to
camp to prove the Greek Church prefers Tur-
key to Russia.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30

impossible to CLEAN any reliable information
from any one. The general opinion, howev-
er, was that they would return and make an
attack on the watch house for the purpose of
rescuing those arrested. In the event of such
an attempt the bloodshed must be great, as
the police are all around and waiting for the
attack. The cause of the rot is unknown,
but it was supposed to be offence at some re-
marks of Bedini from the pulpit on Sunday
last. What they were we could not lean.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
In Chancery---Kenosha Circuit Court.

Mary G. Ever
Serene risk. Joseph v QuaeS, NicbGc raEk, Philo J-
son, Moses H. Harvey. CAarl>s Hus aFlsy i;owc Elab
Converse Lusher Ja.aes and George kimba.l.
ct appearing in his by affidavit has suhporua has
bevn issued IN This cause, and returned by She rhCrie
lie County Of kcu"Ss, that The said Decudans, Moses IL.
tiafNt4 Ch: les Ho!t, Pay Howe. Eiab Converse and
iuIer sauS residents OF 4hls SAFE and have
csd their appearance 10 be cn,cred and that the sa6p
a was re ureGs 10 them Ro served, on she said defend
ans: On motion ofJun Il. JIsun Solicitor for Complain
ant ordered that The said Defendants, Moses Is. Harvey
Charles Hoyt Farley Howe Eiah Converse aud Luther
James appear plead answer dcmurIo The C0mplsns
uf q lplaia, hied ids cause b. The 10th day OF March
eJ4 and hat is order lee published six weeks 10 ha Re
n's!'3 Telegraph weekly newspaper, lrined and pub
ilsed IN said County, n lMAN SPOONER.
Dated, Nov ~ i6J2 Judge of the Isl judicial Circuit
Airue copy .. Ia ISinGl order 81 Tie. O. +. DANA,
Clcrk
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
New York. Dee %

The Northern Light has arrived, having
left San Juan on the 10th. She brings $l,430,
9l0 in gold dust. The Nortkera Light is
connected with the S. Nevada from San Fran
cisco.
The steamer Northern Light, from San
Juan, with California dates to Dec. lst will
be up At o'clock this z. NJ The steamer
Atlantic sailed at noon to-day, with SO pas
sengers. $523,o77 in specie, for Liverpool.
Mason 70 France and Seymour to Russia 60
in her. y violent gale Of wind has been
blowing here. and weather Is very cold.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
RACINE cascuir ooURr--rN CHAN



James d. Parsons and Newbold Lawrence,
Patrick CosgFase Mary GesEraye. Michael D. CurFen,
Adohh ]. Underhi,, John c. LLOYD Nelson Monroe and
Thomas W. psgFdge.
EDY VIRTUE OF a FINAL DECREE made by this
Court, IN q Gb ealed dated the ed day
oI NoYembe 1850 and order " sud Court entered n
SAID cause on lie 2ls day of October, 1853 shall sell n
Public Aue0n 10 the gaest Lder ali and singular, the
tgaged premises meailoned la The bill OF complaint in
said cause and therein described follows VIII all that
Ger ain lot piece OF land saed he of Southport.
IN the County OF kenosha. aad State Of Wisconsin, bounded
as follows: Beginning the Of the highway
South " CO al lands owaed Tie 3d November,
ls5B by Sir. u lc, thence Nor berry the West line
OF said Whites aud Forty ts3 rods: thence Westerly
Twelve l2l rods on Re PAINTED with said road. thence
southSriy on hHe paral e with The rsl mentioned line
Forty f44 rods q the OF sid highway. lheuce -
lo" e Tie centre Of he hgl way easeiy Weie 2 reds
10 the place OF beginning.
Tire above sale WI aee place Saturday tie tenth day
Of December, y. n. SJ3.E ncacS IN the mon ~
THAI day a bc GoHrl House C3y of Gene The
CouGiy o. keHosha aud of hNscna-. Terms cash.
Dated 2iih October. 1853. OSCAR e. DANA
STRoHG & iLER, Special Commissioner
Eompfnts SolDs 1925
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
DIR II. JOHNSON.


nFFERS his professional services 10 he citizens Of Ne
- no>ha, and adjaceat country. lie say without
Contradiction that in experience of STfesR years prac
i:ce IN thc treatment of Western diseases he has lost
patient nl few err however pliced with local difcHl-
iieS, when called IN se1sonable time, Nor has he in
S5F instance Jailed TO render The necessary ai d 10 APP
ply the requisite remedies IN the profession o osetrc
or Tie qualification 81 the afflicted, w rarrzni. II
deTtSkr. IA cure the following diseases psgA Re
Lung Complaints from Bilious DeTlst>emcnts- Sore
Eyes, ali difficulties attending Coainciu Rheumatism.
Liver Complaints. all Female Complain $ whatever their
nature or ChIracter Ague nteuneuI Feye7. by irpm
one 20 SIN portions Of Medicine optional with the applicant
wish distinctly understood that aH the named
Complaint viii care pay vii be asked
followed.
- cal and prore tss riFtass Of tAs msdisine.
Office al bis residence fr>t Juse OF bridge, aest 81
Congregational Church.
kenosha. Iuls /, 1853. ly-2 II. JOHNSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
Kenosha County Court of the 9th of De-
npmhar

In the matter of the eslale OF Pny p Green deceased
AN the application OF NJ Frank admjns,raur Of the
~ estate OF Pliny p Greene decreased fol- heariug
the final OF said estate and for discharge from
further admnisi sti0n therein. 1T Is ORDERED thai
said application be heard before the Court House
in the City of Eeuosha the 3st day Of Dec tnsaui Al
10 O'Clock, A. M and ha. notice thereof be given BY pub
lca.ion Of this order three successive weeks in the
sha Telegraph, weekly newspaper Published in lhe city
Il kenosha. said County. By the Court,
Dec. ), 1883. ISAAC ". STODDARO,
T4..fK
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
DOCTOR YOURsELF!


OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
YEyHE Foriirjh Edition, i.h CBc Hufdrsd FraTa4!rvs
showing Diseases and Bialormaji0.,- ~ She lft.af
system en- shape and gm 10 whj ch j. aSded traa
Se The Bi>e.ess ~ Female, being q he rfeftg; f
port TO nsaTFied peoieor those rnclf fitg rae,.
rage. by s-!LIA.A YOU NJ. VI D.
Is; i"thcf be ashamed - present copy * she ESCI
LAIN 81 hocHtd imp save min from ~ rly grave
ei $50 yai man tf Notnga enter into ihc 2, "a ohi a
tons o. lnaltd le aihou' res1ine o.. POCKET ASCI.
t.Aftc9 l."s h' o'5r suffering frsm laekHied tough
Pain IN lie side. rese-s nights nefsos IT, l.s aH tbe
Whole tram q hysleFc -eti5f and assc8 up ~ hgif
ie' oe i"ih"T HloInclt. U.s. itlaH ersltiiiH, .he a.
- I4AfAt' itatc hr married, .5gs. ahuGttG ~
sa7i n9 lnpei.Eaiii. so is iTfs uesli book. j. hs-
been he means u lag 5l!ss sItul RE yprg jaw IS
death.
ny person ~eHdiuz + ~ IN -.'{N J. NE@ encs
sci in isisF, wi receive cepy e this ugb - m2.
OF tive copies wtli br Sgu1 ftr tine Dollar
Adares-, post raiel BR. N1t. YOUNG.
40. n. ~ ~ -. El.-A..L.-..
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
Railroad time is 81 minutes faster than ceaso time

Railroad time is 81 minutes faster than Chisaso time
The guage is being changed the Erie and State Line
Road la correspond with the balance the Road between
Buffalo a; Toledo. that cars may be IN rough from
Toledo 10 Buffalo without change. Passengers Hereafter
viii not be annoyed with frequent changes and perpieXiiiC
consequent ugoa a variety oi gGage in the Road
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
Connecting al Toledo with Toledo, Norwak and Cleveland
Road
Also, at CLYDE with Mad River Road, for Springfield, Day
ton and Cincinnati.
Also Mt Monrue,iIlc with Mansfield Road for Columbus
Mt. Vernon Newark and GAINESVILLE.
NSn at Cleveland with Cleveland and Psburg Road. for
P!tisoUrc Phil dtlIhia, hal;iu5 and Washington
Also al Dankirk with New York and krie Road direct
n. York.
Also az Dulalo with Horuells, He Railroad to New York
THIS forming complete Railroad with all The
important Cities aHd Town, throughout Indinnuu Ohio,
PenhS l'aisia, New York, and the entire New England
States.
Connecting with Comeuis Line Of Steamer, T. X. COL
ls and Traveller, from kenosha Chicago and Milwaukee,
daily.
tngraec checked from Chcayo through to Buffalo, and
10 charge Tor haau.ing.
join T. SHEPHERD, Agent
81, MBiH ST.. hUnOsha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
STRAT HDRSE,

STRAIED from the Subscriber in tho Ci.y of.N
~ keuo,ha, ON. or about the llih Of July - -
last, Mare about eight wears Odd, ot FELLOWSHIP ~
by color Black Tail, Black Long Mtne, White HE
FJr head. The Mare in good order when in my pos
session.
sd animal bad scar on her rump caused by Il kick
from another horse.
Whoever III rc;urn said Mare, gveinfonaion where
>he IN be foaIsd. shall be- iDeFay ariei
August 2d 1888. MATTHIAS RAY
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
GREAT FIRE IN NEW Y0RY /!

New YORK, 81.
Another tremendous contlagfation has oc-
CURED, destroying a large number Of ware
houses aud several ships, including the mann
moth clipper Great Repa5Lc
The fire was first discovered in the rear of
224 Front St, occupied by Trsdewe " Sons
On account Of the prevalence of high wind
the fire spread with great rapidity, destroying
the stock Of Remand Il Co, stationers, J. T.
Fray, and Others.
The fire among the shipping was ignited
by the sparks which fell in showers among
the vessels. The Great Republic heavily la
den with flour, for Liverpool. The packet
ship JAS. Walker the clipper ship White
Sluall, and numerous others.
The extent of the calamaty is not yet as
ce'tdned, but the loss is from one to two mil
Ion dollars.
Murder at Erie--Excitement Increasing
Erie, 27th.
The excitement is ut It's hcightto-dav The
workmen commenced LAYING the track at
Harbor Creek The people in the neighbor-
hood assembled, and commenced removing
the rails fromthe Buffalo ROAD where itcroSsed
the road. a conductor went oat to take the
names. lie was advised by a citizen to re-
tire, when he drew revolver and snapped it
and it missed fire, and another citizen step
ped up and ordered him to put up his pistol
instead of which he fired and shot him through
the head; he then fled to locomotive and
was immediately hurried over the line into
New York The man shot is named Nelson
Another citizen named Davidson was very
seriously hurt. The Directors of the Road
have absconded. The bells were rung and
cannons fired and citizens and military called
out by the Sheriff and Mayor ann proceeded
TO the place of disturbance to quell the riot.
Erie, 9th.
A large meeting was held at the Court
House last night. Several speeches were
made counselhng law abiding with tinnncss
and maintenance of Erie rights. Resolutions
of q corresponding character were adopted.
The track and bridges were torn up again
last night at Harbor Greek. Fitz Patrick
was arrested by the Il. r. folks and gave bail
for his appearance this morning. The Sher-
If of Philadelphia is in town this morning
serving the injunction of the Western Road
against the city of Erie, granted at Philadcl-
phia this last week
ERIE, 9th.
The sheriff has taken possession of the road
and is determined that no one on either side
shall disturb the railroad either in re-layinr
she track or tearing 1T M, until the matter Is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
New Orleans. Dec. 10. p. NJ.

The Heather and HcoltA IN Aew Or
leanS.-The weather is very cold, and freez-
ing hard-The city is unusually healthy.
There were thirty-six deaths by cholera last
Nya.E
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30

GAME LAw-PRAIRIE CHIcKENs.-Our
Game Law was amended last winter so as to
make the time for killing Prairie Chichens
expire on the 1st of January, instead of the
LIST of FEBRUARY, in each year. After Sunday
week, therefore, all persons shooting, trapping
or exposing Prairie chickens for sale will be
liable to the penalties prescribed in the law.
The reason of the change was the fact that
during January last, large numbers of Prai-
RE chickens were trapped and killed, to be
sent off to the New York market; the conse-
qucnce of which wholesale slaughter is, that
these birds are conn aratively scarce this year
We hope that the Law will be rigidly and
impartially enforced. The time for killing
Quail and cartridges expires on the lst Of
February-NR. Sent.
The ViRfeid Scott left San Francisco for
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30

CbbAItD BLiAN have somo very nice sad yerl
cheAp 'sich Aeflnos. al G, AMI cotton aud wolf
&c iAets' f"a aAd hgured CrapCs. aud other sykes
DresS Goods, all Of waeh ties ere very ,sirs of selling
Nov ]. 1888
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
Twelve Years q Slave

NJ ARRATIVE Of olomon Nor,lur no was Unnamed
n and resc Jed from : aY-ry. For sale AZ =,
~ KINGS BOOKSTORE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30

FET KEN ap by he sub crber in Pleasant Prairie hr9C
a Pigs, about three months old Two them are spotted
black aud Whit, the Other IL whjte.
The o"aer % prape properly, pay damages
and take tie ticN ISL yasabULd siJWay
81 l.. ROWLAND
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
EsTRAY.

NAMEiB;eIay eNttesure shoutthe 9th Nov. Pae Red
~ iler, years old; two steers two years I'D,
breckle face Ri1h hile the rump and etv-
belly the oher IL bFAg1 red : crops CH ihe len ear
The requested % prove property pay char and
take them aWsy. : AAtUEIs VINCENT.
NuVI
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
SALE OF real Est IN KFNOsHA

YHxHE following described Lois and property situated
III mostly in the First Ward Of the City Of Keiesha ard
being the South East Quarter of Section 81 are offered
for SALE and ii sold AZ private sale, shall sell
the same without reserve az PUB4 10 AUCTION the
highest bidder, the RUSALs HoUsE in said City, on
thursday. The 18th OF December next, commencing 81
10 o'clock 4. NJ.
The following will be sold subject the rights of the
present tcaanis-viz:
Block No. 81 and Buildings and improvements thereon
Lots Nos. and IA Block l4-LotS 2la in b. 9-PuFtion
Of Lot in 81 and biiidugPoFtion Of L. In Il. II and
ienemenIot 10 in u. eliot 10 in r. 81. and stores there
onIots ], and ~ in b. l3,and houseIhe N0r;h q L.
ii and IL IN g. ~ and buildings brgthe Mansion House
properiy(-Ios and IL ID b. 43Por.ion uf L. :, b. q
Portion of L. 2, in d. b.
And also the following Lots, which leased With the
right OF purchase and to be sold suhec such leases viz
Paris of Lots ana :, iu B.4Tloi and 81 feet "a l..
in b. 21Porion of Lot in B. 45Parls OF lot in II. a
and OF l. ? in y. 55Poriiou Of L6 in b. Portion Of
b. Gin b As Parts of Los and 7, in b. 81 North West
i Of Is. 23-Pofiion ofS. W. X Il 22-North 4 L. = in y -
East 20 feet OIL. I, 25Pars Of Lots and b. 29Por
uon w ~ h. 23-Tor,ion OF t. = in 56-Iotl III aud
pnrtof L. 10 Il. 4sPar lot i d. 40-Iot 3, b 42rt Lot
= d. 39Ist x Lot }, B. 3I-Le A. b. 6-Iot and undi-
yidrd v off, IIIots and B. I2-I 4, & iG aud
Il, in b. 3-Los and B. 3I-Fast parts OF los ard
Portion Lot IL 34-Wcst2i teet H. :, b. 2S-Par t. I,
NORTH East 4, y. %.
For further particulars and descriptions oflropcry apply
the undersigned. q. kIMBALL..
keROsha, November LIST.
Postponement.
The above sale is postponed the l6h day of March
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
ESTRAY.

DUDkE into the enclosure Of the Subscriber on or
. about The 18th of November, red and white dry
o. about Years old Tte owner is requested - prove
property. pay changes and take her away.
Soiacrr, NOV. Il 1888. 1929 DAVID STRONG.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
ESTRAY.

ANE the premises of the Subscribers. about the -
a. u NOYember last, TWO leaglings, eer and one
white faces.
The owners HcStcd to prove property pay
char ind take them away. PHILIP GASCOIGNE.
SomtT>. Dec. !, 1888. JAMES WYATT.
Two miles north Of kenosha ON the Rtci ne road.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.
IMPORTANT NEWS /!
From our Extra of Wedne

From our Extra of Wednesday.
The Steamer Pacific, for Liverpool, with
1O4 passengers arrived at IL A. NJ.
The Arabia arrived out Sunday morning,
at 8 O'Clock.
The news of thrilling interest. Great loss
Of life and total destruction of twenty-one
ships of war. The greatest naval battle since
Nayarino The particulars are as follows:
On the 10th November, the entire Russian
feet from Sebastohol, Admiral Machenof,
with 26 sail, appeared off the Turkish Har-
Dor of Sinople where Admiral Osman Bey
lay with 4 Turkish sail. The battle imme
diately commenced and shore batteries being
of no force, the Russians forced the Harbor.
The Turks fought like devils and would not
surrender, but after a most desperate struggle
they fought until one ship after another was
blown up or burned. Thirteen were destroy
ed and only one surrendered.
Five Turkish frigates, two coryettes, one
steamer and three transports with several
thousand men have totally persisted, and Os-
man Bey, the Turkish Vice Admiral taken
prisoner Each of the Turkish ships had, be
sides the crew, eight hundred troops on board
on their way to Cilcassia; also quaint OF
money to pay the fleet, all of which was lost.
The Turks sunk or burned seven Russian
ahips, namely, two line of battle ships, three
frigates, two steamers.
The battle lasted only an hour. The rest
of the Russian fleet were so shattered that it
could hardly reach Sebastopol.
All Europe is in excitement at this despe-
rate disaster to the brave Turks, and the opin-
ion is that an European war cannot long be
avoided with honor.
Admiral Slade, the Englishman in com
mand Of the Turkish fleet was giving parties
In the Bosphorus, he returning to anchorage
on the goth, four days before the battle, say
ing he could not find the enemy, although
merchantmen continued to report having seen
numerous Russian ships Of war prowling
about Some of the papers demand that he
should be put on trial for cowardice.
The Turks continued to gain advantages
in Asia. On the line of the Danube there
was no movement
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Is.
Breadstuffs-Market is again very active
with renewed demand for Holland and France
and Notwithstanding large arrivals reported
on change of wind, flour was quoted at Is 6d
advance; for choice qualities say 2s and wheat
% and 81 advance. Since the sailing Of the
America Brown, Shipley, d Co. quote Anne
rican white wheat los 10 Cd: red, 9s Sd "A
los 3D. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Ohio
flour 81 81 Cd; Canadian 36 36 Cd
per bbl. Other firms agree in quoting ives
tern canal AMI Canada Hour, SO Cd a 37s j:
Phil. and Bait. 81 Cd a 3S>; Ohio, 81 Cd,
3s cd; southern 32 33s Cd Indian
Corn unchanged. Weather frosty.
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Animals for 1854.
nRESS Gnnns

a HANDSOME cslee, ION ard greater number than
n ever before o1ered. For sale III -
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30

FOR SALE.
ESTPAY.

mp by The srbscribcr ON the Gtb as ear
u ling Heics-Fsg Color, in a y he Pace: of Iind
IeE white and san whifs white q lhe betty.
The viii please ccr fnrs ard prove properly and
pay foF this sdyergis, 1seii es,. ia-- bar aAas.
PATRiCh HNNSUN.
B.is.oi, Soy eIs53 ga
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-30
USE BONPLAND'S
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY

Il is her Patent, Quack FIsfrfc bit Genuine
z Specic prepared fen 'e Recipe of q Physicians and
appn we'd hy tac a;de and be~'kIn ,Eic;,.c q eIas;
IN he Country Gb6 x. Chiffon. % Nv York. and
by big recommended % The world voluntary and w,l
pay for is vtlaie properties 7Hd dcrared ti4 d
;at no HlEeTsf poisonous substance lt- wonderful!
aud tl6ohR n ae Listr. ks5ntss ca4 Ntaaacs. in
uher ~oreus3Bg he difst. Tberssst and 5rrtectg
not simply breaking the cbil but yvs the Cause,
ever. here gChuav .fsiEcd
The Testimony ~ hundreds in
2FE-0. sNDEaNA, ILLINOIS,
Ard other paris e counir. coid y given prove ti
bat ask iae pabc try It. We have Tie almost col-
hdence in il, and we stake its success is merits.
LIT 40 Family BIZ HfYHOUT IT
J.. ROBINSON
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