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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
SGuardians' Sale.
P. COSCRivF,
E Sheriff Of kcno.sha Co.

Notice is Hereby Given. That pursuant to an Or
der OF the County Court of The County of Racine, in
the state Of Wisconsin, shall sell n Public Auction
oG the FIFTH Gay OF january,A d. 1855, AT Eleven
o'clock a. NJ said day, at the Court House, in the
CRY Of Kcuosha and the county OF kcnosha, III the
State Of Wisconsin, the following real estate belong
iny 10 Thomas iiancrck, mnui child of John Han
cock, tate of tie tow of Dover in the county OF Ra
cine deceased 10 vii: The south halt of he east hall
1 the northeast quarter of section number three t3)
town two ~ range twenty t20) east containing
lhihysix Gcgas more less situate ia The town OF
q riChtur IN the County OF keHosha, aforesaid
Terms made KuoYgn III The time CT sale
SAMUEL HANCOCK.
Dated. Dee fftb.-lG54
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
sHERfFFs SALE.

wHY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out
Il of and under the seal Of The Circ II Court in ard
Tor the County Of keHosha and State Of Wisconsin,
and 10 me lircced ind delivered against the goods
cna'ses, lands and fenenenis OF Sa'nue hesslslne
highest Bidder 1hereinF MS tie law directs. at The
Court House, III the CRY and County OF Kenosha.
saturday. lht 9Th day OF January next, a. ID. 1905
between the hours Of and O'Clock in the afternoon
II said dag. all ibc right, tc and interest which the
aid Sumael Resgiue had ON tiiet2iih day Of Janua
~ 1862 at any tinle since that day, Inland 10
he 10Th wing described real estate, 20 vii East s
o tn1mberfve, in blcck number tweniy-seven, On
the south cast qnArerOf section th;rtyone, in town
number Two rorth Of range % east. also oI NUM-
Der one, in block number ), on tie north quar-
ter OF c.i,I number thirty one, in town 3 north of
gc % cast Tie last described piece is situated
Washington Inland.
Dated. hciiF's Oflice,
keuoSha, Zee. &, lisa.
p. COSCRtvF,
chnriff Of krnn. H. 10.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
NEWS BY THE PACIFIC,

The Steamship Pacific arrived here at
10 this A. NJ. She brings Liverpool
dates to the Goth ult.
There is nothing decisive from the seat
of war. e - 7eas
In England matters are in crisis, and
Parliment would probably be summoned
for the purpose imposing new taxes.
Since the battle Of Inkerman on the
9th, neither yarty has deem in 4 condition
to resume active hostilities. and conse-
quently there is no news. a
The reported battle of 18th Is false.
The utmost CELEBRITY is manifested in
France and England in sending reinforce
ments, as the existence of the Allied ar
my depends entirely upon it. Several
thousand had arrived.
Austria, Prussia and German dipoimat-
lists are active.
The Niagara sailed for Liverpool on the
18th. with the 4th regiment and part Of
the eth The next will 60 by the Sarah
Sands on the 9TH.
1t VIII be nesessarygto raise 10000 at
least to improve the position of the allies.
RUSSIAN relniorcements are also any
menting, and it will be necessary 20 fi5ht
another great battle or series Of battles
before the fate of Ssbastopol is decided.
England and France are assuming q
higher tone than heretofore, have notified
the Germanlc alnpires That the western
powers no longer recognize the four
points as basis Of negotiation; but they
intend to hold the CriInca for their time.
and dictate their ewn terms Of percei
News from other darts Of Enrone are
devoid ofinterest. The allied Generals
have demanded an explanation of Aiens-
chikoh respecting the order said to have
t been issued by DIN, to give no quarter
The Russian Major who gave the orIel
10 kill toe wounded, has been taken and
hanged.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21

Election Of State Agricultural Society
The ANNUAL Election Of the State As
ricultural Society will take place At Mad
ison, on the 2oth INST The VI. Il Miss.
Il. r. carry members for half fare to and
from Madison.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
Estrav.

TAKEN uI by the subscriber on abou, the OH
l. Of November, a verng steer. white except some
spots on The reck4-slit in bath ears. No ether
marks. The owner il requested 10 crme forward.
prove property, pay charges, ard take him away.
a- gg 81 Il p. J.. HOOK Err.
Pl.a.ant prairia. Nnrnrrher % n 4 - y y - =
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
Estray,

Ttk En- up by the subscriber shGut the first % De
cembcr. three year old BtiRd.e Sicer,--the right
hrn little lopped- no oher marx. The owner i,
requested to come forward, prove property, P; 2
charges, and take him away.
A. G. FRENCH.
Pleasant Prnirip. Dec 10 Ia54 -. 800
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
BEEBE HATS,

EUST RECEIVED, direct from New Yerk. Jew
.S Of the LATEST STYLES, Fashionable
Fall SILK Hats. BEEBE'S MAKE spien'
did article, or sale cheap - at the Clothing tmpo
riumvof e. q. FRANCIS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
GLEASON'S PICTORIAL,
FOR THE YEAR, 1853.

81. NJ BAs.LOj, who has edited tie "Pic'oriu''
noU the commandments, having bouJht nupsie i.t,,
proprietor, MIR. +. GLUASCS, vii conduct this pOpN-
lar AMI widely circnla,od paper on his own acSuEHi.
Ihe new Volume viii hc radically improved in every
re-pet' and Wsil he published ga finer paper than
ever before, which quality viii ne continued hence
forth without change. Many new and popular fen
lures VIII II once x Introduced, and the literary de-
pMEnent VIII present an array OF talent and Interest
beyond anything it has before attempted. The Illus
RssnS viii be finer and BY better artists than have
Score been engaged upon the paper, and altogether
the publication VIII be vastly improved an! Ueau,-
fed.
Arrangements have been made FIR representing
during the year, views Of the most notable buildings
and localities throughout the Uucu States. as vel.
. giving iikenesseS or the most prominent s1urac-
tiers, male and female, OF artists and OF genius
such rs have by iheIr own industry and -kiil UaLr
for themselves Il fortune and nanle In addition
10 these, various notable European scenes ard oc-
currcnces wlH'also be given from week to SIX, for
ming brilliant Illustrated Journal
Terms :-Knvariably I'm Advance.
subscriber one year, - 50 co
ubscribers, =" =. 10 co
10 subscribers, " 20 90
~ Any person sending siltccH subscribers at
The last rate, viii receyet the sccsRtssas copy gratis
Address
Mn. BALLOC, Publisher & Proprietor.
Corner OF TromI nt & Bromheld-Sts Boston, Ma ;,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
Estray.

vTHAKF'N up by the subscriber o. or about the nh
L of November, two-year cid beifer. all red ex-
cept some little white on the flank No other mark
The owner will please came forward, prove proper
", Fay charges, and take her away
HIRAM BLAKESLEE.
Bristol, KeRosha Co. Nov.2s
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
CLOAKENGS.

T1g w. BLlNN has a few pieces Of very choice
Axs Ladies' Cloths, with Plush and MORE Antique
Trimmings to match, which he has just received.
Dec 4th. 1854,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
cnNnMEEnGEp!

vFsyIIAT 10 get the best Teas in the City for The
IL least money youmast 80 10 A BLISNfs.
Dec. ith. Ie5i.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
BUFFALO ROBES.

MARINERS who are in want of 4 good RuTso
N Robe. will fad ii 10 their advantage in q, iur
Z. T. FRANCIS a caIl and examining his large at
sortmenf of Robes,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21

st the ne corner Of said Block,
thence " on the line to the "
line OF lot two, thence ON the
v line of lot two twenty-fourf II
theAee e on line parallel to
the u line of sd II to the lina
Of the II. thence n . a the G line
ia the s1iafa ssF larsrr, ~
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
Guardians Sale.

Dated. Dec. ilth,. le54.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
u c COZ OF sd bl.

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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21
J Mckinney part lot 6 D 81

3 part TOT D u ~
commencing a.
SIC &c eorLer VI
81 let, thense
on the line Of
sd lot n fl thence
non the c lins Of
90 lot "a feet.
thence " on line
parallel with the
tihe Of sd lot a
ft,thsnee On the
" line VI sd Blk
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-23
United states Patent O0aces
Washington, March IA, 1854

IN petition Willard Dalrymps, OF Samuel Saw
Boston, sachuse deceased praying for the
patent granted the said Samuel Sawyer the 10th
machine cutting coSks,
years from expiration of said which takes
day Of june eighteen hundred and hnoa
l654)-s +
petition be heard Patent Office
Monday the 29th of May IL O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted. s1as
required he In tho Patent
objections, writing
before the hearing All testimony fled by either
said hearing and transmitted In
plicnion. As. -
testimony the will be closed the 18th Of MAY
dispositions paps upon testimony be died
The office morning of the goth Msy the
mcnt, IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published In the Unon ins
gencer, and Evening STAR Washington D. CT Evening Angus,
Philadelphia Pal Scientific American, Now York Pest, Boston
and Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio week for TIRES
18th Of
ing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of fssnts
.sEdors above papers will please copy, and send
their Office with paper containing this notice.
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IN petition Ralph Buckley. or New York. praying r the
nsion OF granted him the 9Th day Of May
1870, for Improvement in life peerve for seven yeau from
expiration PATENT which the eighth
day of May, eighteen and fifty -four, (i654)--
Ii Is ordered said be heard the Patent O6ce
notified appear and show II they hare,
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing file Patent
Once objections, specially writing, least
hearing all testimony filed by either
used said hearing taken and transmitted In accord
with rules occ which will be urninhcd spp
The testimony closed the 3D. Of May depo
sons papers upon testimony be filed
Office before the 4h Of May the Arguments
any, within days thereafter
Ordered published In the Union, Inte
sence and Even.sg Star, Washington, d. c. Evening AIus,
Scienuhc New York; Post
Boston, Massachusetts; and Inquirer, Cinsnnst Ohio
- CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
PsEdo the papers will please copy and send thc
bills The Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Mar s-1aw3w
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Given under hand Of Washington, this fourteenth
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fty four.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President
JoHs WIIsoS,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Feb t7-wl3w
CIR John FrsnkltnThe u 4. Gpne Expedition In search
~ OF sir John Franklin; by Elisha Kent Kane NJ D. " ~;
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OFFICIAL Army Register for 1885,
" Official Regis fur
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CIR John u 4. Grnne Expedition In search
~ OF sir John Frsnkin by Elisha Kent Kane NJ d., " r. ~
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THE journal az banking, from July, 1a41. to July,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27

TO inquire into the erpediency Of reporting the BIZ
declaring nun AID void thelaw ofMinnesota Territory
chartering the Minnesota and North xest Railroad
congress having oisapproying power over the less-
ton o. Territories.
NJ. RUSSELL, from the Committee m PRINTING
reported in favor Of printing thousand copies Of
tbe Coast Survey Ofice Rspor; for the yea-
Mr.. COkWIN offered resolution f1str- ihf
Committee on Invalid Pensions to inquire a., b
e1pecicIcy Of providing for certain c!ssses OF >
sons rot now entitled 70 pens1ns
me further consideration n the fiI grsrfnr lsr "a
equally to the states for railroad and educational pur
poses, was postponed for tire weeks
On motion Of Mr.. FULLER, tbe Presiden, Of the
United States was requested 10 communicate 10 con.
necnon with the report Of commercial relations and
compartve tariffs copies Of 81 returns Of consult and
commercial agents in repone 10 the circular Of the
Secretary Of me Treasury, Ia October ls53
Dir. GOODRICH Introduced bin eeding portion
OF the territory Of Massachusetts 10 Nev-York He
explained that Massachusetts proposed 70 part with
what IL rally known as Boston Corners where
prize fights take place. and that the property 10 be
opposed of consists Of 800 acres.
Mr. HAVEN presumed gentleman would inter-
pose objection. The two States have acted IN
unison, but the Constitution require the assent Of
Congress. The bill passed.
Ga motion OF Dir LILLY, the Committee on CON.
meTce were instructed 10 inquire into the exnediescy
Of providing for the erection Of Custon-House g.
Perth Ambcy.
Mr.. COBB introduced bin amendatory Of the law
OF last session. graduating and reducing the prices Of
public lands. Postponed for one week.
After an Intellectual effort made to adjourn until
Friday, the House adjourned ct clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
THEATRICAL And MUSICAL.

TIE ENGLISH OPERA.--The grand operate spec
tacle ofs2He Enelontress produced at the Broad
way Theater on Monday night and performed on that
a1e last evening to crowded houses. The romantic
character OF the incidents give the best opportunity
for show, and these advantages have been well i'm
proved. There some very fine and effective
scenes, which are highly credtsble to the talent Of
the artist and the taste OF the management. An
ample corps de ballet, headed by Mile Zoe Misses
Price and Henry, Monsieur Weithoif, AID Mr. Yates,
perform in the bal mas7ue scene some very spirited
and pretty dances, which are generously epp.auded
1t ia unnecessary to Say that the singing of Louise
Pyne is all that it should be- and is loudly encored
Mr.. Harrison makes fair Z" Don Silyio," with the
exception Of plentiful lack of animation. The
other characters are tolerably done, and the whole
piece passes off to the satisfaction Of the audiences
BESLFr.-Nr. Eddy has bis benefit tonight at
the Metropolitan Theater-playing Macbeth, -
and Richard Darval," Gn Ernest Molrarers, j with
Mrs Jones as Lady Macbeth and Alice Dsrysl. "
NV PLAY.-At Wallacks, this evening, a new
drama called The Sisters viii be produced. 1t is
from the French.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
oINyER TO THE BOSTON PRESS.

Boston, Tuesday. Dec 20, 800.
very pleasant reunion Of the editors and attaches
a, y Press Of this city took place this evening at
George Youpg's Cofiee-House. The dinner was given
by the Committee of the City Council on Pubic
Printing, and embraced the subsantials and Injuries
Of the season, and the affair in every respect, was
highly interesting and agreeable.
Aid. Odorne presided, assisted by John ii. East
bum, City Printer, and Charles o. Rogers, OF the
Common Council.
w. W. Clspp, Esq, of The Gazette, DIR. Bailey, Of
The transcript and others made eloquent speeches,
and offered pertinent sentiments.
The meeting, from the commencement to its close.
was characterized by the best good feeling About
thirty members of the Press, in all were present.
Stcphen Woodwork, an esteemed engineer IN the
emplov of the Boston and Worcester Railroad Com
psny, net with sad accident to-day. He wss run
ming new engine and tender, when the coupling
broke and he falling between the tender passed over
him. killing him almost instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
DECISION ON THE LIQUOR LAW.

PROVIDENCE, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1854.
The Supreme Court of this State gave an opinion
today the Liquor Law, and the proceedings in the
particular case tried were pronounced correct, but
line clause that authorized the seizure aud detention
ofhquor was declared unconstitutional.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Co. have
declared dividend of three dollars each share,
PAYABLE to the stockholders on the 10Th of January
next.
AmoEt atrocious and singular crime was perpetrated
here yesteroay evening. Charles Scott, cOlored
man. about 80 years of age and baroer by trade,
called in the morning at the clothing store of John
H. Springer in North Main ct. and selected suit Of
clothes saying be would call for them with the money
at clock in the evening. lie came just as Nc.
Springer closing the store, an sad TO hm that he
would now take the clothes. Mr.. Springer then
turned back, and 6phting up the store, when
Scott sprung upon him. Knocked him Gown, and then
took out razor ami MS 1hfoat, and also hacked
ls head and face with it. The ueigh6Ors came run
ming in TO what was the matter, when Scott
rushed cut, and though cosel, pressed, made his
escape MIR Springer wounds though severe ,willnot
prove fatal Scott has not been arrested up TO this
evening. The Mayor offers $500 reward for his cap
ture ana conviction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
MFEcANTILE LIBRARY LECTURES.

Prot. STEPHEN ALEXANDER, OF the College OF New
jersey lectured last evening, st the Rooms OF the
Mercantile Library, before select, though not very
numerous audience. His subject was the punofd'a'
arrangement of existing system'i and during his re-
marks he introduced some experiments illustrative OF
bis theories. lie entered into an interesting descrip
ton of the primary developments OF the sIdereai re-
gions and endeavored TO make the pnhosophy Oh
their arrangement comprehensive to the aaiiehoe
In this we thiok, he was extremely successful a. lie
was listened to throughout his discourse win every
indication of interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
RELIEF FOR FEMALES OUT OF EMPLOY
MENT.

An informal meeting was held last evening at the
Broadway House, for the purpose Of devlsing means
to aid that portion Of respectable, industrious females
in our Cry that are out Of employment and destitute
e means 70 procure the neces.aries of LIE. Mr. Las
Fountain stated that there Is at the present tune
shout y 600 females OUT OF employment, aud wholy
unable 10 support themselves in consequence ~ tue
general oepre ..ion OF business. be stated mar
had opened a subscription book. and had already on
tanned signatures OF some OF the beet men IN the Iy
for o. OO0 II ia proposed to ra.e from az OJo
10 $4,000. which purpose IL Is necessary that
number of vel known gertemen shlil take the ma
ter ~ bona ara solicit subscriptions in order to AIRY
out the proposed plan. L sef Committees should he
appointed 10 zach Nard, whote business would DO 70
ascertain and report the names VI those females Voc
thy 70 receive al 70 these No. proposes tnat checAs
shan he given which n oert.in amount eau be
Drawn each week until such times ~ those h'sding
them obten employment or until the funds are tx
fausrsd. Ihe meeting Vas adjourned TO the same
place this ~ ednesoayl evening, when II Is hoped
large number of citizens viii respond 10 the ehl
upon their teneyOebce.
Among the names on Alr. Fountains LIST Who have
mad, liberal donations noticed the tolsslng:
VIM. b. Aston stephen Whitney, Roberts Il Wa
liams Ohphsnt & sons, y. " IL Grlswold, Wet
more & Crydr. Grnpell 4 Minturn, Lowe q
Bfotherf Siurgtss X Bennett. Geo. w. Brown, Peck
4 Tod F. Coi'ene II Andsr-on, the propne'oFs
o. all the principal hotels snd some twenty others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
|XXXIIID Congo E S S.
SECOND SSION.

SENATE. .WAsHIsGros, Dec. e. 1854.
Mr. BRODHEAD presented memorisl, from the
Phlsdelphia Board OF Trade, asking Congress 10
tie measures for the relief Of DIR. Kane. Also'
ysftop. from the came source, asking for improve
Enft in the Delaware Bay. ,.,,
M. BRODHEAD then gave notice that ne wou'u
Ifil NJ early next week. bill for the Keller o. the
f>p<kis Of the War OF 1872
L M SUMNER submitted the following resolution;
lpd That the Committee Commerce be elfeStea 70
il suy legislation be needed ia o;dr 70 SECURE 'n7
rs II ~ eamen IN Of wreck Passed
4 H. FOOT presented petition, from - Srrney
|Sut asking for the establishment OF foiylecnhic
lssih ton in the City of Washington.
\. DOUGLAS introduced bil providing uial
|tae tkous and dollars 10 appropriated from Tue eoh'
|ssri fnnd for expenditures in Nebraska, tne auuua
syespriation Of the current year being rendered UNI
,vsikble by the decesse Of Gov. Burt. fgseu'
Two reports were then received from the treasury
Department one relative TO the ate OF me marlie
HOSPITAL in Ohio and the other submitting tue Aniua
Report OF the Su serintendeDt Of the Coas' survey
he latter was ordered TO be printed. ,,.,,-.
Quite number " unimportant ana local Din' "0''
ben presented and referred euuh.
Afiou,e blu providing for the erection OF iigh'-
house at Cane Race. was referred TO the COMMITTEE
% Commerce. and another for the reorganization oi
toe Courts In the District of Columbia was referred
70 The Judiciary Committee.
Tie Senate then adjourned.