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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
HY Telegraph.

BOsToS-Ar Mar H. ssrk sun Jase s1yraa srs h.se5ss
CT .Sr. Jcku Adns Norfolk Bacze; H. & Hale
ssa sseyens Ph.aaspa sss Wnsht He~-York Aso,
.hip Burna Vista, Liverpool ,-..
SEW BEDFORD-Arr NAY 10 bark Cczs.ck from he North Pa
"a, tcr Nsntucket with &c bbls. sperm oil
- JOHN n BAR Nay sris A Fexrnt ses-foEk IA
- IrreIop> % bnz Eirsbeth, sh Aerors do Ar
fsea Phaelpka b4rks Gauges and Aaeiaa forfi brig
Wlbsn, DO; sehr. Lacy Ann do sth sazk flHAo DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

mere Rehzard shs Pelican Weeks Frssc,; swzr
aps, Csrtst chsesoo bark Il Sgrter, M,sasssi : Vco
ne, 'BEl Ia LvepOol sc>rs ptv Suh fsse~se ems 10
Ireland wsden 90 kxes CrOwl, Portland s Hsa3osh, Hsyt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR coURT-BefOre Judge CAMPBELL

Bishop shute aet Meyer II. Meyer
To recover damages for alleged assault and battery.
Plaintiff was a conductor the railroad. On passing
Christopher ST. defendant jumped on the Car ana was told
by plaintiff that II against the rules tor the passengers
10 get into the while IN notion and was requested 10
leave which he refused 70 do At the next stopping place
plaintiff asked him again to leave and opened the door,
when defendant struck him violent blow on the face
Damages are laid at $780,
In defense it said Mr. Meyer was comnfater and so
informed the conductors notwithstanding which the con.
ductor pant attempted to eject him With violence IRON
the car. Verdict for plaintiff S75.
Robert NJ c. Graham ast. Charles BerShoG
TO recover $3.50, value OF 20 boxes cigars owned as al
legged by plaintiff and left in the hands of Mr. John l..
Graham from whom defendant obtained them by giving
The note Mr. Livingston for 5000 25 but that said note
was worthless Mr. L. being nselyenb and that defendant
In defense il Is denied that defendant had any knowledge
that Mr. L. not perfectly solvent II was also averred
that Mr. Graham had fn authority in the absence OF PLAN
Before Judge oaxLEy.
To recover dover Plaiati says her late hu'bsnd JAS
Owens was possessed Of the house and lot No s4 Ken
wickst-tha he has been dead for some years but that
preyous 10 his death said house aud lot into posses
sod Of defendant that she never joined IN the execution
of any CONVEYANCE and has demanded of defendant her
right Of in said premises which he has refused 10
grant: a.. ......., -,
propery in 1896 10 Henry Burden who, IN lsis conveyed
Il 20 defendant Ii is also alleged that plaintiff ana SAID
James Owens were not married till lsi5 This is denied
tiey having it is said, been married IN 1884
us DISTRICT couRT-BefOss Judge ISeERsOlL.
Trial Of William H. Brown second mate OF ship Winfield
Scott from Liverpool charge Of larceny at sea in aid
ing and assisting taking from German passenger named
Adoph ka, two chests, containing wearing apparel and
other property Main estded TO having h'dthe two chests
hich he kent his BERTH One taken previous TO the
other The last was taken night while prisoner was in
command of the deck On missing the trunk he came up
and smoke to second mate about IT, then went into the
recase and found two articles OF wearing apparel
which belonged him In support Of this was said there
a. assist him I'm hauling chest out of the main hatch which
he refueed TO de- and defendant wenhe chest was taken
into the forecase examined and the trunk Sterward
fhrown overheard The charge was denied. The Jury
vaoSared n ve rdict of guilty.
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!, : coNMrsSIoNER,s OFFICE.

%
Capt Geo w. Gates Of the ship William II. Wharton.
from Ilavre was examined charge Of having struggled
into this port In Oct last 10. Of goods consisting OF sk
shavls Re ysined 81 $500, belonging - passenger
The charge Is denied To be continued this forenoon
CHARGE or REVOLT.
Four seAmen Of the brig Wandsrer arrested on
charge Of revolt In refusing 60 80 10 seA after they had
shipped and received advance sc They had served the
brig ON voyage for Porto Rico The case Was sent to The
Grand jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK............MAl
Cleared.

steanslp-Southerner Foster Charleston, spoHor Tles.on
Milford j. T. Galveston. H1isey Murray; Caro-
stker Bremen via Richmond Paveus'edt Schoonaker
Elizabeth Louisa. Llauseu Quebec, Schmidt
Coun (Brem) Seesker St Johns NIB MeyerS Sucksn Coa
nersham Nueytss W. Trundy CO.. Cos nea Ward Havana
Tayor Co; Louis (Bem Heller Charleston. j. Beaehep
Chester Crcsby Tasona NJ NJ Freeman Co; Whie Wing NJ
men Richmond Hickerson; Diane Toogood ST. John
Iogsn Collins Meane, (Besl stinson, Antwerp, Funch
Bss-F urgh Bartlett Nassau River Ladd Church John
Rley Beckwth IiaapoTt, j. T. Whitney Co; w Cushing
Arrs saRuAla trsude j T White ROsale Holmes Wind
sor L. d de Wolfe Arc,iaa, tBr) Lockhart Wind
sor \ s. A. C. Bernhard; faratki Nelson, New Haven
Fesnan Omyum (PoTtu Ayellar Lisbon, Gnnel Mntirn
Co Arctic Stewart Pctou s. MASTER Pasqualna Trapni
Venice. Chamberlain. Robinson a Co.
seioorers-Csdet Holmes J. T. White Co.: Renowu
CroweU DO master; President Redman Jacksonville smith
Po Chase oske. Philadelphia Mckee Levi Rove, Town
setd FeuberA Fuhiags Co Amira, Gchst Virgins.
Vo,e Co.. Hermann (Mekl Meinke, Amsterdam, Thomson
Heuhsu Encbantress, Tyler Savannah. n L. MCready Coz
NewYork Atkins Richmond H. Prson Plymouth Lacy
ton Dayton spIsue; Appleton Nekeson, Boston W.
Heiuek: Geoge Gibbs Gibbs Philadelphia James Hand
Msry Watkins Plymouth Hugh +. Scott, Terrier Tam.
rfco Van sght f. Penny Johns St. Thomas and Mara
eaifo Maitland. Phelps Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

eamship Hermann HRGns Bremen
AIri a udse &C. 70 Moer sand ieIa Apn % passed
bark standing April 80 lat 81 A. Ion 20 passed two vessels
.ipsps west The has had z days heavy we:s;y winds
ship EPne State (paek,p Rue LverToo p days mdse sod
Comment Liverpool Amf5e1 sad Leyssap al ioI No
date M - Sn o. .p3se or pr Ma Peter Seho. an SAaa
Corfu while reefns the ioeoPsA fell overheard and
BsiE msa Morton Bulky ssyauuah d., and H.
Bt jasper Bennett Charleston d. and Durham
1iea Ro,. Charleston 5d. cotton aad rice to master
Bn CsOni sueh. d. aarseaio April a. eSase hde' &C. 90
Co Ag, Is S., oP e o.9 .DSss Ss G..
B'ey LviHssson inst q 80 lon boarded ss-arnhp
City OF GLASGOW for PHI sdePs ana oOsees supply Of Psosioa
and O tulwais stove ell around aud ud4er dam
Br Phuia Williams Savannah ds cotton and rice Durham
P. w wiets Charleston d. cotton to wardls
Bs Mar Belfst Me- BfumhA, Turks IslaHd April
Il AZ A@ds Roberta of Bel COson Havana II d. sugar 70
& Az :. Rec tBr) Doane Halifax 10 ds. f.h master
ship II NJ lBrl MaIDsnd Cardiff 70 days i,on TO order
sch H. SteeiAn Cenfues 10 d. and oii'ses
seh Franklin Pearcs hte Lockwood from the Of ship
sea pDs ~ Eaton s,euben d. lumber to Brett yOse
20 A., Flowers - Boston, g., Hndse z II
setr Myer. RbOees ROeLlsnd, de, lime
sshf Ofhr Booker R9eSlard o. ins,
sSbr Fsnuy Hazard. Smith, Hartford, day
selT Fr,dsTisk Hal Soe PoaSd p : s a. 0 a.. stone
sslf Flowers Hall Portland Co. d 'ione bound to Ia l.
& John Jones Smith Brandywn Del 2t' s0ar and meal
sELow-sh,p America Lawrence from Liverpool April md's
~ r-.,ens.rs 10 ID a A. Kinssl4nd Co . -
Bars Iffsuia, OBJ vans from C.rSia March Is u.
rig sad to Be the PsIhsnon of wsdOboFO IN Msans
sALED-st,sshp suihsTnsr Fo"er Charleston shiP' New
s MSI ld A1i spt aP; Ad.te sao LysrPeO Ne
and Delia Maria Baesh' i0r 81 'oaA' ~ D. A
' WIsp-sun.i.s Yxyy Meridian wNwi SHUTDOWN wsw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

CIRCUIT CoJRT-Bsfore Jaase RoosxvELr
.h..- Bucies the Insurance xnnary and Trust Oompe
"a, Policy Of Insurance effected In March leSl on the
~ ~ John T. Buckbee, for $1,000, at preminm OF 80
y snnm payable quarterly. Ny y died In this City IN
f fs5s In defense II Was said that the quarterly pay
nepku doe Cor premium N peesmow "As NOS made ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

MINIATURE ALMANAc......TWs
IS SETS .......7 % Moon
wATEK.t....THs
Sandy Hook a Gov Island. 10 S2n He'll Gstsl2 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

he North Rrey bis Flour II SO bush oru 10
DO Wheat Barley Isis bos Beef DO Pork IA
Cut Meats rs do. Ashes l. Ado. Wtsky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
HInrkefs
Receipts of Produ

CHARLEsros May loCorTOS sales to-day bales az peas
m arg irom sidll.c. The market shows chanse -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
AZ Boston the Stock market s auh Money IS active bu.

Al Boston the Stock market s euH MOosy active bat
IN GOOD supply,
The Boion Railroad TINES estimsts that the R'ilroFs
now in the cOzrse Of construction in America xrd Europe
viIlrequire for completion not les. thtntFO irons
hundred thousand tuns Of iron cent TO occuDy all the
rolling mills IN the world engaged la s man s,.,ur o.
Rairosd non At least six years OF course it win give
eaua employment the iron furnaces Of the world The
TIncs reckons that Great Britain furnishes hreefourhs Of
the iron manufactures and the United States France and
Belgium the other fourth The TINES thinks that IN view
of these facts the price of iron will further advance and
that the manu- cure Of iron VIII cOaiinue to be very
profitable business.
Markets. cAErrulLY REPORTED rHE n Y TzInvSr
AsHEsT5e market sr with fair eea1as 6s fo. a. IS aai
TLOTf AND NEAL-Thsre = better seun.nd for the io se,
OF state ard Western -Four ard the Eer arrvss
il qe moderate The export demand b. the cureat
h. Pre- ,, ~ W S, ss is 9usi ,s z 3 IS
straight STATE - 75as % common 20 so~ ono roi
and The low Eades heavy and dull bbs at IS IL
g 3 % R e p - "a - ~ ~ s99s oTa
and - 80 - 81 or sspersne Corn Meal quiet sales OF l
GRAIN-The denArd Tor v heat good market Is sr the
fFv sls fSI,s Sr TIE 1 The s.or1sis styess b re
lUsh led Ohio pE if al 81 10 500 bush tar Cansn ADD
S. Gsh,,s sss sat q isi ia s S RSs prime
S.S : cu a. !, Di ne ~ nm .aL aaei saes Of so bash
iuehush SC ots az better and ee,n 5sfc sr Stl,s
ard GId &c +e for Je-y. Corn irer and /. r d.
nand o t East and for export; sales lush A. 50 ie m
S0ufLe mixed Western rim l,sl
Go fr jerry ard southern Yellow, the later plenty
NHlSkY-Ihs market coed 4sulnS Al e~
receipts o7jC bbls e p Sc or Ohio rson All 81 Ids
Drudge st &c. and interest
PROVISIONS There IS ony limited basse. soia in PORK r..
trade hodpz Of for prices wien the cargo srvas II p
Iect cone hand The sales i6o bo sts tim Ness al
SI5d Sl.t Mess Prime qliet sass i I,
uiiedrGlesf ard plenty e. g 81 fer Country Prime
Mess dull At si80sl0 Beef Hams Inactive ii
sl45o Cutmests heavy Sales o. 10 bios 9sc
for Shoulders and Hams Bacon
= nominal Sales of 81 hhds Western Mdde SIC rs En-
ard quite enty and Sale. Of bbls "a ~. A.
eldlfc prime and $50 ioi 1cl Rl,tsr r
dull snd heavy loe ior Ohio ls &c ~ -
for Osnge County Cheese steady bat not ~
Selsf AZ al gc Tor AID j 1ifc. for old
SFEDSA dull market for Co7er, and quotations n
sales would b. nominal Timothy quiet S3Gs5 Flax Sel IL
quiet 81 Sld 81 ST. BJstPoTsphca sot the 'ae Of o,er
Seed YESTERDAY reported instead Of %
TALLOWA hayy and dull mlret Sales Of Is 90 prime at
e!deic, cash.
Sses Ct 80 bales al S7tc.ds 4 100 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
TPER Hermann. I

fPEE HERMASHl
A.. =, Ifv.reol April ~ COMBS kew1ork
rsl wstsf,r ona Boston Melissa I'm New Orlean spartan
= noti.. zsh. Arran NewOrezus Am Rankin dol Clers
49, Co Crown DO ChisAin Savannah England New Or
Fsu.rd Stanley Guy NanEerinN Aew-fOrk laann
spee NepOreass AddlstOn 81 John " Manila n orieaa'
Na DO Asry 90 PiZ1tssanet do PerthsaEre Moo
s.-I Core New Orleans; Ile, William ktza,erns DO
X,,--oo New William Fisher BAlnn0re Nm Cann0n
IOEk; laac Nn3ht do kewfOrk I'm
Nssyofk: Oreson HewOIesns I'D Irish GtEl NOBLE Wash
iusfou Co; NyoulrE Pki4deldAA- ,u
90 m 10 Ap = ships Caanpiss, for Bostoui Harvard
rrsu NsrrAxansett for New fork sanEs Badger do
49, Castle 60 - Conway GO Chsrl's CfoeE-E Se~ Orleans
- oE psou NsxYofk Roscfu 20 h Anna Dorothea New
Ts.s Anes LesdA AewiOki Be1 Ad-aA eos 1sh, Dofeas
GIsssoL-Alr April H. Bnth PrOsess f Nswoaa. SD
sfsl Martha. ar san frzncfeo - r. 49,. -, -,
Nav Black, fsT keW-iosk 80.
Pi,-Arr Aprii 3 ASHER, I'm NOBLE
rr.-lItr Aerl a sLip Dsvonsh.Te, H0Tey, SeT-ferk
Apr = Osprey n Boston Prince Albe-t from
SS.S. y Anefic4n EAsls, Se~iork SD I'd HENRIK Had
'' asiy-.See sd A. nj . G-orse GOd0n for Boston
.-1--essff-SLd AF1l g. Sarifr "a Cnariesr0a
ts.rr-t---.c Apfli q. A-ta FOR Acs- Tors -.
i,rsl AEIi H.ELsa4 for SeF-i 0fk w. Stoge4, or
80: ~ CuwsEe, fr Ne~ Oflars' Ner1l- t1g New
lOIs. -., -, % 49, 6,- N.uYor.
st,-JI,-Sld April 3 Napoleon, for Asu-f0EA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
lFnn OuS coresscndsn.s

PHILADELPHIA May Ii-ATss-sehn Itsrtie Anna D0ss&~.
c.ri,rss. " p. Corbii. Hewitt Bristol. r L.
c4uss-slps s. Of GesssA Conz ssstznAh fsrnJSazA Bay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12
rB,tb. s.lay Hook M.sDsre rsIerr4ph.I

s,earer southsrrer pa-std the Hgt1-ncs, gong OUT
on bsrk coming N past the Hoos. -
ON. Ia h AID two bnEs EnknoSn, N the O1-1S.
Weather clear; calm cutside
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

.--..onenee became lspsed and VOID out
the policy IN anocaton II is contended that me
was reDswg o. On hekh was concealed msrspre-en
state q r @S Il e renewal and the Policy was void To,
va sn for t5s jury s5s u sIae' for the plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

ORIENTAL BANK.--The second lnstallment Of Ten
~ PER CENT on the Capital Stock required TO BE- pad 4 u
BANKING Room No 81 East Broadway opposite ur,Has o. e y
of Nav W A. HALL, Oashist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

cs,vsssxp EXCISE BoARD-Ihe Board Of Ice e.. VI
a.enS net Al he Town House in that vlage on sa'ur
day granted fifteen % RSsTd IS composed saS a Of
enc e eyerS srssor and Nicholas j. slwe samuel
y samuel sryker and Samuel Hubbard jus
t;o.s III The Peace
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
An Acr concerning the chance Of venpc.

The People ofhe State Of Wisconsin repreSent-
cd IN Senate and assembly, 10 enact as f5'ioicS
Section l: Whenever any person shall apply for
n change of venue in any cause pending in any
court of record in this state on account of the pre-
iudice of the Judge of said court in the manner
provided by the first section of chapter ninety-ve
1851 of the Revised Statutes, it shall be the duty
Of the Judge or Court TO which such application is
made, TO award such change of venue: Provided
that no more than one change of venue shall be
awarded in cause; and this act shall not be so
construed as TO authorize change of venue in any
cause wherein change of venue has been already
awardeds And provided further, That in casesno
pending in the courts of record in this state where
in either party may have continued the case for
one or more terms, q change of venue shall not be
awarded in such case otherwise than is provided
in chapter ninetyive (95) of the Revised Statutes
but it shall be tried in the court where it is now
pending, unless changed according to the provi-
sions of said chapter
Sec. 2. So much Of section one, a chapter
ninety-five 1851 of the revised statutes as conflicts
with the provisions of this act, is hereby repealed
Approved, March %, 1858.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

n PIECES Black Gro dc Rhine, Silk. Just received
III ~ and for ssls b. METCALP, MERRILL & CO.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
AN ACT to amend chapter 10, of the Re

vised Statutes
The People Of the State of Wisconsin, represented
in Senate and Assembly, ito enact aS t6liop. g
Section /. Section ninety-three of chapter nine
teen Of the revised statutes, is hereby amended by
adding to the sectionthe following words: "Ifsuch
district be situated in or more towns the clerk
of each town shall, on demand of any person inte-
rested, furnish for the clerk of every other town in
which any part OF the district is situated certii-
cate showing the total amount of the valuations of
taxable property in that part of the district situated
in his town, according 10 the last assessment roll
of said town, and the amount of the Judgment shall
be assessed upon the respective parts of the dis
trct within the several towns in proportion to such
valuations. In all cases where for any reason the
clerk n any town has heretofore failed, or shall
hereafter fail TO assess the amount of any such
Judgment, or the proper proportion thereof in the
next assessment roll after the rendition of the judg-
ment it shall be his duty TO the same in any
subsequent assessment roll within two years there
nftor upon the taxable property within the district
part of district situate within his town. accor-
ding to its limits, at the time of making the as
seSsrnent. 2 -
Approved, March Il, 1859.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
r L. O U IL .

a SIPER!oR quality of Kenosha STEAM MILL, and
GENOA Flour, for sale at the lowest market price
Also quantity OF inferior quality OF Flour for sale Al re-
ecu prices, at The sign ofthe Niger. Main street.
ERICKSON & TORREY
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
An ACT to amend chapter IS of the Revised

IN AoF to amend chapter S. Of the Revised
Statutes.
The People ofhRe STATE Of Wisconsin, represent
cd an Senate ard issea1Hy, do enact as fo7oGS:
Section l. In actions of replcyin the value of The
court jury, shall be taken and considered as the
amount of the Judgment in determining the right
of appeal,
Sec. ?. In all actions and proceedings against
garnishee when a Judgment shall be rendered
against the garnshee for fifteen dollars or over OK,
elusive of costs, either party may appeal thercfrom
Approved, March 25, 1888.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

I, CHARLES ID. RoBINsoN, Secretary of State,
of said State, do hereby certify that / have com
deposited in this office, and that it is q correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole of said ORR
ginal
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hcreunto set my
hand and affixed the great seal of said
LIS state, at the Capitol in Madison, this
fifth day of April, A. D., 853
CHARLES ID. ROBINSON,
seper Secretary Of State.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

MAPLE sCGARtor saleb by
4VH hETCALF, MERRILL & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
All Persons

INDEBTED 20 will please cali and pay. Ihave made
10 due me. = ~ IVMaT
March 3d. 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
FRESH ARRIVAL.

EUST Received fresh from the Eastern Market achoice
eb and extensive selection of Books, STATIONERY, AND
FANCY ARTIcLEst TO which the attention Country MGR
chants, and School Committees, are invited.
SCHOOL,! BOOKS.
large assortment, embracing the various kndsused in
Academies and Schools, always hand and will be sold
al the lowest prices.
S9e91@@ me- ~Zo
complete constantly on hand and ready fo
exhibition atprices shat will prove satisfactory TO purchn
Paper Pencils, States, Portfolios Fancy and Common
Inksiands, Crayons, Mathematical Instruments. great
variety OF sizes, patterns, and qualities Ba hite
ter, Document, Note and Card Envelopes, &c.,&e.
Blank Books.
complete assortment OF Blank Account Books, ruled
TO athe various patterns In use and full ana fbound
the mostsubstaGal manner and durable style in Russia,
sheep manufactured of the best paper either medi
UNI. DENY cap full assortment OF Ledgers Journals,
Day Books Invoice Letter. Sales Cash, order, Receipt,
Record Books Alsoa great variety of Miniature Mem
orandu Time and Pass Books to which the attention
purchasers areparticulAry invited Feeling hatin
this department stock is not be surpassed, either in
quality or price Town. School, Private Libraries. sup
piled on the most liberal terms. The Public generally
respectfully invited TO call and examine my Stock will
ways be ready REORGANIZATION.
SIMEON KING.
kenoshs December, 1851
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

The People Of the State Of Wisconsin,. represent
cd IN Senate and AssenbLa do enact as aLLoas:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22
SCHOOL, BOOKI

large assortment embracing the various kind used i
Academies and Schools always hand, and will be sol
at the lowest prices.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

A&hPiECEs Printed De LANES, from one 90 sfx sh,.
kJhngsrHrecd METCAi Y MERRILL co
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-22

TAKE NOTICE.
HtHARLES C. BROWN having made an Assignment
~ OF his Books and Accounts TO F. Robinson and C. IL
Comsock, all indebted TO said c. Brown will please cali
al r Rooinsons Drug Store and settle without delay and
save cost. r. ROBINSON,
C. II. COMSTOCK,
HAehosha, rco II, 1888. lSS-Hl AssgDees.