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>,rArr o. ILLINOIS. Livingston county, ss.-Lw
~ inY,,n Circuit Court. September term. 1854
Thomas Casio ". John W. M4thews-Attach
meas
Notice is hereby given to the above named
John W. Mathew that writ Of At achineni, ne.
sued cut Of tue Clerks Office OF the cirsuil court
Of said county, against yoI, at the suit Of Thomas
Casio, f.r the sum Of two hundred and forty oue
dollars aad--cens, dated the lith day Of
April, A. D., 1851, which suit hns been returned
executed. Now, therefore. unless you, the said
John W. Ma,hews. shall personally be aud sp
pear before the circuit court Of SAID county. on the
first day Of the next term thereof to be holden
~ she court house IN Pontiac. in said county, on
the il'h day Of Z, ',cnber next give spec al bal
aud plead to said plaintiff action, Judgment III
b. rendered against you by default, and the pro
perry ~ attached. or 90 much thereof Ms may be
necessary, will be sold To sa,,-fy said Judgment
snd Costs GKo. W. BOYER, Cik.
J. h. McGregor. plfs an'y-Joly s, 6i4S
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! u. -. I---T-TTTTT WI
. PERMANENTLY CHE


nearly ey-'v coiapian; 10. y.hichitIs r,ecrus.r.
drd, and IN al asses prove 80 beItf,jr. Gs 4. J.,
satisfactory to thr afflicted
t!smSnu'ociuFrd ggea:cags t!hig'Gy ne.
d'cNri ingredients, g grV ur.itlr rcl7l,sac.. 8
Thoroughly tested aptl'" ~, I.gt,LSf,rs p.D..
!dtioh used 70 us,, IN the active ,,irr.ple y he
most torcenlFsied dcrye-. ihusuyU!I.vc i. 2sAs,.
billy vi auin,t l.Jl r,li.Urs:..,
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On haln stree IA IA" building iately cu;ieG %
kln2 & Co. essug and hardware sore. al .,
h'fgOods vii be .uii Tor reely.gny. winch u.
enable him 70 tellmuch cheUpsr 'hau hose VII
do business On credit system. ferors wl-kiu.
topur'An.e any hing u NE nuoye .le, vi! Ela q,
70 the!todgauialc to gNc HIN q CAL.
iu~'"2 ~ UEEJ,.
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4 Mansion House,

6.Nez4 chased this well known stand, On
the cour, house square, Otnwa, and having en-
tire renovated aud reh,ied ii, has mad. ii dccl.
dtdly he best house IN the city.
lie is prepared to acconmodatcnnpnm ount0t
travelleisand board-rsin the very best style, and
willaiwnys kerpan omnlbu: md baggage wagon
ready 10 convey passengers 10 nntirom,he cars,
u, each time Of their arrival depot.
llis,able will be furnished with all The deico
ces the country can afford ,includinGall kind, or
wild game while his terms for boariers and ,raN.
sicn, customers WILDE eslow az Ihe,lncs wiliJu
lily.
A lnree barn withomplc s,abhng is a,tnched,o
the house sufficient TO nee on.u,odatc any nurnbe'
othorses. Also a large carriage house, BESIDES
n lothcr conven,rnces necessary Tor ihecoKiorto
those " ho maytavor him with their custom. w
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Celebrated Ods..s, aillinn Liujmsn,
IN'lH medicine having l,,n eIicr.!y,,y upss
} 'h'ong'outt1s tuHcd states ~ rlnuy y-ors.
hsr r'GGit'd hl?h reputation - More f|aH ,o,.-
Hundred 2h0UsGrd foit.cs hqvr L.1uroI..i,i.a
The in'i y"h' aud the demand r. p lnc.cA..up
NoIncdicue oiorP!nery 4aaliaeeccudcru'tus,ly
use s9.oEg ald YET mgiAiaiu :hs b. "a la.a.,tsi
This article possesses.
The Benefi afford, to,he SUFFERING The ssen3e
wu'hryero s !ursoi,rn, Hnd liriucrcasinp use "a
daily l-oddce More Etiltacsiuits faro, Ne,
mediciE- wi.lcurs NIL d,sssptF but IacsntsSEt!,
fioc'is given lhnt;h. i.ini.nrrt ~
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S,rArx or lLLixois LsSalle County and Circuit
y Court thereof. A ID, 1858. Thomas Halcut,
". William Deifvrd. Jr,-At achment in aid Of
sut 81 la~.
The ab,ve named William Belford Jr, will
take notice that on tie IA h day Of N"vember
1853, . writ VI sttschnieat vas i.sutd out At The
ss,d CMouii Cru,t, at the .ui: Of said Thomas Hal
colt W III. g9'Js and chatiels and real estate 81
said William Belford, il. ahl,h writ OF attach
u,snt issue III AID O sait ~ ZEE ,as' p' hung
in sa,d court, in winch sad Thomas h'deo't was
plaintiff, auI said William Bedford. jr.. was del l.
which SUI, Of attachment has been returned ~
led. Aud II appearing that the process IN saiL
ire ,pa.s .uit har been returned not served, and
satisfactory affidavit having beeu IT. ads at the
time If the issuing said attachment that said " H.
liam B-lind, jr., so c"nceals himself that civil
process could W. b.. served upon HIN. Now un
,s.. YOU. the sAid William Delnrd. jr shall ap.
ps,r h.ture our SAID circuit court On the frrt day
Of tue u-x term thereof to be holden at the covI,
house ~ Ottawa. IA said county, on the 18th day
If II November next, and answers in said action
.ftresva.s. Aiudgmen, Of default will DO entered
IL .ait cause aga ast YOU, and the properly attach
ed sold IL satisfy the same. 7. LlNDLgY elk
Glover 4 Cook. prds atty. July 5, 34-4w
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Ih( Lrn.a1i S:.F J5mtsG I,t S.0L,d -Y-.r.
Villain McrcAaat, MiTitt.i o, the Gosprl. N.v!
(grgutlg-n ~ t.,f o.. 81. 5tp

N!.am Merchant, NJGittti a, ihe GosrsI. N.S.
'anahdiSrSa, Mich, lg.f 2l-; 1873
,bthh''ik -Havhs heard ~ your rs,,srn,v1
ATahinr Llninrn' aEirdGr.G 70. -vi,. VINES
on my wife, who, from eX'r.tre -s,,lsd !ir,.4.
hhsh7t been able 20 walh, or do..ry lgs.arg, f.,
about i1rT years and having tried all II. rt-i
SE'.rh PHYSICIANS IN ourpGlit, ISIS HrJ rc ri ~
f"medirs could Ecaroi toUo Ci''ct, ! a,iart~,,.
much difficulty procured one !,ri,r a yotr ~.
ni.nt OF Owen Il Co. Ucuor. Myw.iy %, 4
flnsio Walk and vii soon be nsweilasoyer -,
VA. fourw'ih respect, VIZ hcEtgsar.
i,oon'9 not b. rfiost il for.aN gos,r.s
!, Daniel 4 Schel.!nrtr, OF WrschC,t,r i.vr-
ship Porter co Indiana fhvcbser badly afflicted
WIN hefnia or rupture fir 2o.yrIrp, "a Sadly hat
ic"T,d no' WORK more thar lcshll tine hsr,
'.d russ pads, and everyihr" that ,lr.yh,
wcniu G't me reli"f bat found npt!!ag rntl!
tritn your i,aban Lininfr', nT6 TT 'hr tirs..e-,
weeks could 20 10 work ~ Ten p,ru.-s rI,,.
had made The application, N5iik-rtrhe Nov,'s,n
so auod wOUiNI bs S...rrpl (, Tor oil r5ps
".s as ,ns aIitre i hc9.f lev nm p.rec's
Larry afflicted. | ANIEL &rsSEuELllNGER.
ihis IL TO certify tiet we,llneS Daniel Il.
SchelInser for four ycais, cna hp'i.yr the .he>4-
5'atemeEt;o bctrue. ions 'Wui!,rsos
W u RS,oH-. +. "
Carta'et, Por'c' Co, Ind, Fra y. 1881
NJ The QDIIcy Wing, OF Fih March. 81 ,,-
sOy.: !"
S::e''e adser,isrmcntof w Il Ya7.,r,Ao-
b'an n;;-,''-@",' Ihs I!nImeWis The gcnu.s en-.
All, an5no nls,uke
Fraud and Imposition Exposed Tu',astss I;e
Related From Col, 4 q Gau,u. Vs.,io,
III, owner oithr Peoria Ilou-e formerly ilsr-
'u'e House and one Q, the O!.ts. aud IN o., n-
spectacle citizens.
Ills s,ncrrily tlnt have known " r.
Fare tor The last 10 yc"r', rud know tho; ne ~
the osig,n0 oundt ava proprietor 81 the me a, 80
known rs" Arabian iinimrnl" that have a,s.
itbotl upon Hinn and beat. and ,ounHi'nninyn-,.
ahlc article, and tihta person named H. &. Pa
rel, tony certain knowledge, commenced Unite
ting bis valuable medicine aoou, fnnf yen,sane,N
was first mauuisctarcdh ". Is Farrell
4. Q. GANKETr
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Robert MONTGOMERY

Snow openng,n he old stand east SIDE OF the
l. court house II general assortment OF family
groceries,, ten, sugar, coffee, nolasses, spice,
ginger, cloves, nutinrgs, &c.
Oysters, SRrdiIles, and HOLSTERS,
Constantly on hand Also, u handsome lot u
toys and chiltr-n's fixings
Also, lemons, orang,s, nuts, figs, raisins, &C.
Syrncuse and tine salts; pork and hams and a
general assortmentof
LIQUORS,
OF the best quality oil all kinds wholesale and re.
tn,l
TAR, POWDER, SHOT, AND LEAD.
Jemen, aud lime will be keptun hand all OF
which he will sell for ready pay, a. low as can be
had in :'.- city "f Ottawa. May27.
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New Family Grocery StOr @ i.
GROCERIES.

tn" sy5sr;.hrT ises Tie method Of alp.m.-s
] tie .nht!itarts - Ottawa and fu2:cy.4.nI
that ne Is nos" Iece .y.ag en3 ..ca.us (.
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Banking & Land Agency.

Banking & Land Agency.
The UNDERMINED! .ucCr ssor TO Norris ~ H.
shrr, wlcarryon the bn'iuessatth, same place,
Oflsni aud insurance agency ,bankin2exchange
aud brokerage. purchase and SHE OF lands, .xa-
mlnatlon OF lltes, paging taxes, buyIns, selling
and locating and warrants, procuring prnsIonh,
back pay, &c ,conveyancing N ailitsbranch,s.
his experience, careful and prompt attention to
merit the continuediavors Oi the public and busi-
ness men whohaye here loiore palTonized.h is es.
adjustment
beg leave to refer TO any OF the public officers
Of this county, or the gent!emer namethe'ow.
GEo. :. fisnEa.
Gov. Joel A. Ma,.cson, Springfield, Illinois.
Hon, I. II Campbell, aud OF state
n II Ridg-l-y. Pres ClarksEx bis
Hen iiS" i ITs' o. i NORTON, Il Jn"'"'
M.ssr Geo Smith y Co. bankers Chicago, Ill.
/ Nrssrs | II Burrh Co, "
/ Marine Bank,
lion Will W Cushman, O,,awa,I
! Messrs Gloyer& Cook.
! Hon. VIM Rrddick.
| Messrs l. W Clark & Bros. ,bankertSt Louis No
! Mrssrs Page g. Hacon,
| American Exchange Bank. New York.
! Nrssr- T. " CLARK. Dodge 8 20, bankers n J
| Messrs Beebe & Co.
| John Thompson. Esq,
! Nrssrs W. CLARK & Co., Boston.
! Mrs-rs DfeAel&Co., Phil
Gen G Z nlly.r, Prs Charter Oak bk, Hart
| ford Con Gov Chas Pond. Milford. Con.
l.h,uar, l-GI"
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= Hats and Caps. q

A AAOVS "AN Voto' ~
One donr east eff. T. Griggs Drug Store,
North side If Court House.
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS,
4 LOT OF Fash onablr Dr'b Beaver flats,
N weighing something LEES than Pound IA
piece.
ALSO RECEIVED,
A larg" assortment OF Cloth nnd Glazed Cnps, Of
different styles tor Men and Boys. lam manu-
featuring
Silk aud MOleskin Hats,
of Fine QuaIily, ana superior to any ever offer
ed for Sale IN this market. Gents wishing llo,s
will do well to give me call before purchasing
elsewhere, as have
Every Style g. Kind Of Hat now W orn.
Gy-kossnth Hats al Styles, Colors aud Sizes
from lnt'nisup
Any Quantity Of VIM Il. Beebe g. Co, Lea.
ry n Co, ana Gcnin's Spring Style Of HATS
Also large assoIIn,cii II Fbthlnrahle Caps,
al The new Hu, and cup Mandatory q
June 3, 1864. ROBERT EEfcH.
North eiIe ~ 'D,Irt
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MURDOCH & STEWART,
MANUFACTURERS Asp nLALER- ~
WOOD x WILLOW WARE,


BSJoMs. BRUSHES. ere.
l6l South Nartr II Up stairs.
AVE ON HAND ANDTO ARRIVE, the
best assortment OF this kind OF Ware evrr
offered IN this market. To which they would re-
sps c,uly soliciIhr attention oi Cily and Country
MerCha Is, consistiig IN part OF
Painted Pals Churns
Vanished do Bbl Covers
3 Hoop do KNIFE Trays
Painted Tubs lothrs Pms
do K-eles Tar Cans
rdar Pals Cocoon DppeD
Tubs Bung Starts
Nest Boxes Mop handles
Piggins Washers Butter Moulders
Rolling Pins Batter Prints
Washhoards Willow Wagons
MEASURES Cradles
Covered Buckes Baskets
BroUns. Whlsks Slevrs
Towel Rollers Fausetts
Lemon Squ-.zors Brushes
Axe Handles Bro,m handles
Bowls Backing
Irvine, Cordags. &c, &c.
Al the Chicago Wooden Ware Store, l6l South
Water S'r-ei-up stairs May 20-3m.
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''"' CaIrTION TO LADIES,

We have said they produced Instant rel'ei from
Uterine Pains by applying one cad ct the Chain
to the spine JUS. above the hips, and the other over
the Abdomen. but we are obliged to give this
word of CA U7IONto, the ladies who are zen.
cients" that it's no, safe TO continue the use ior
great leng,hof time, as miscarriage is often The
result The price ut thss. Chains ARE 81 and s.,
and can he sent by Mni to any part Of the St',r ~
u,JOSEPH $ EURT, General Agent, sos,
Broadway, N. Y.
l.. Y. CAGES, agent, north side Of the court
bov,. ,,,,or. June H.
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NV TTTTI : II 10 = CIFT.
L DpIE, 'fSsEgg
FARM ORCHAHUAn iARnrN-

\ lhSEkY 3l-2 Hl.rs Elst 81 MaESETI.
LIS, and l2 mixes Wet Of MORRIS. neo, to.,,
hahi"od ah" CrrsIi ygon ':'hr1o' which p,iets
Willie shipped when rcccinrrr ed hy ih.
CASH OK >AII>FACI0aI noIEs
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DR.. ". 2, TAnpELLI2

.fH 50
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M A N TILL AS,

~ ~ ~ = -SJS
Rich Embroidered Canton Grape, PAN
Chameleon SIR, Rich Buck SIX,
Printed Wool, Cashmere, Rdrege,
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==aHIa sz=H 49, aaz4a
- q u n q ; =
FRUIT TR EEs !

THh SlJscIih,r- hsyenow an hand and 10. she
= lIrge lot ol Fruit Tree. Of !Giss ,isr, .ay
rom ihrs,Ee u Walking Siish - thai Of he
handle II Hay-iofk vim ruot HrQpce,,
Tops. mprict from l2l-2 TO 25ccrts Tor
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lLenton.

The ". T. Ere. Post. in noticing Mr..
Benton's recent defeat thus concludes:
At the close Of the next session. there
fore, Mr., Benton rctiYes from Congress.
and with him that body loses ability and
worth which it can i'll afford to spare.
Among the public men now on the stage
OF acton, Mr.. Benton stands pre-cminent
great IN debate, great in plans Of action
and IN their execution great in that sa-
gacity which sees into the motives and
objects of men, great in knowledge. and
no less great in the high moral qualit "a.
Of justice and integrity. HIS history Of
the politics of his time, of which we have
the first volume, Is a monument Of the
largcne5s OF his views, the fairness Of his
Judgement and the magnanimous gcncr-
osity Of his temper. Widely circulated
as it has been throughout the Union. it
has left upon the minds of thousands an
impression Of his character. even more
favorable, perhal $ than that made by tie
part he has taken in public life.
We Do not fear that the good will Of
the people Of the United States toward,
Mr.. Benton will be III all diminished by
his absence from the stage Of political
debate. The reverence which has grown
mp for him. Is the last Of a generation Of
great men for whose equal in the public
life Of the present day We look in vain
will, we are confident be strengthened
when we miss his voice iii the debates to
which i lent 50 deep an interest. Mr..
Benton no longer belongs to Missouri
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-18

1t appears, on examination, that
the Territorial IIomcStea Bill applies to
none Of the Territories except New Mex
leo. Thi, is unfortunate. The impress
sion has prevailed Gan impression .iustiii
cd 10y the title of the bill which passed
that it embraced the territories Of Kan
sns and Nebraska, and hopes for the free
dom Of those Territories. from that cause
have been formed But our slave hold
ing brethren are sleepless and untiring.
They leave no point unguarded. They
have made a homestead law for the ster-
lie and uninvitin" region of New Mexico
where few people would accept even
gVt Of land but for Kansas and Nebras
ka, the points to which public attention
is now turned, and to which every person
is Fastening, they have been careful to do
nothing of the kind. \ country Of small
homeSteads would be death to the Insti-
tuition Of Slavery. and they know it. and
hence Kansas and Nebraska are without
the Homestead Bill. Can any person
think Of any other reason why a Home
stead Bill has been enacted for the Terri
tory Of New Mexico, and forbidden to
Kansas and Nebraska ?
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-18

The Madison Patriot notices the can
Ci1acy of Mr.. Collins for the Judgeship
OF the Madison District, in rather pc
culiar way. 1t is opposed to party poll
ties entering into the canvass; says Mr..
Collins enjoys good reputation as law
YER but hopes other candidates will be
brought out, and maintains that the Mad
ison Journal and Watertown Chronicle
warmly espouse the cause of Mr.. Collins,
doubtless very disinterestedly on the
score ofpoltics. as he has been an ardent
Wing politician,
Altogether, the Patriot seems anxious
for somebody else, but it wouldn't have
it inferred that politics has any thing to
do with its wish ; Oh no !-D.
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state Of superior.

We see that the idea of forminga new
State out Of the northern portion of this,
and that part Of Michigan lying west OF
the Green Bay, is again afoot.
This same project was preached in orr
Legislature, two years ago, by DR.. HoYT,
Of St. CroiX. lie proposed 70 make the
dividing line between the so and 3lst
ranges Of townships the southern Bound
airy Of the new State A memorial pray
ing Congress to erect the portions above
described cf Michigan and Wisconsin in
to a new Territory. to be called Superior.
passed both branches of our Legislature
in 1852, was approved by the Governor
and transmitted to our Representatives
in Congress. Bet nothing has yet come
Of IT,
We hope it viii finally succeed. We
do not believe in too large States-the
various interests are too clashing, But
more than all, we want Free States enough
to withstand the encroac!lmcnts Of the
Slave Power.--D.
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Erise SchOiarshin

i hereby tender to the CITY Of Keno
lsha, d Certificate Of Scholarship in the
Northwestern University. located at En-
anstown. on the lake shore, ten miles
north If TIE city Of Chicago: said Schol-
Farship to be perpetual, and shall entitles
the said city of Kenosha to the privilege
/ Of sending aug young man, free Of charge,
! for tuition in said University, who shall
! be- or shall have been, member of the
Public School Of said city. and who shall
be deemed by the Board of Education of
said School: most worthy to receive it.
| P. JUDSON.
The above is generous offer. and we
trust some young man connected with the
Public School will show himself worthy
Of being presented with a Scholarship in
the North Western University. Mr.. Jud-
son is entitled to the thanks Of the friends
Of Education for this encouragement of
fered to any youth in our school, who, in
the Judgment OF the Board of Education
shall best deserve the proffered gratuity.
The Northwestern University is a
new literary institution, now being organ
lied in pleasant and beautiful locality,
under the most favorable auspices. 1t has
already a capital Of nearly $500, eco, be-
sides about 100000 have been secured
towards its endowment by the sale Of
scholarships. One hundred dollars con-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-18

Gross corruption, in the sale Of School
Lands to Mr.. Luddington, having BEEN
charged against the School Commits
sioners, and the matter having been
pretty freely commented upon by the
State Press Of all parties, and especially
by many prominent Administration pa
pers, the Madison Patriot. a thorough
National Democratic paper, addresse Mr..
DANIEL SEAvER, Chief Clerk to the
State Treasurer, thus ID:
Is IL true or not, that you hare, in Nil
toduhee, or elsewhere, sag since The 10th
Of Aprit last, bodsted ar asserted that
your interest in the Ludington land spec
uldtion tcas oae-fth2 And if so. hare
you any objection 10 stating lcho olsp the
other toar5ffthS? # you did, OF did
not, boast or assert, that the conpanu
had been offered $4,000 or 100000 adj
rance on the speculation, and that yol.
had made or lr0uid make SIS, 900 By it
Or hare you ut any time or place boast
ed or asserted that yoat had any interest
in said speculation?
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-18

SPLIT MuK.-On Saturday Of last week
McHcnry village was thrown into intense
excitement by the appearance If a large
corps Of ladies', armed as the law don't
direct, with axes, hatchets. etc. They
proved to be the division Of the Daugh-
tiers of Temperance, whose designs were
soon made manifest by a sudden on
slaught on one of the rum-ho!es. from
which they extracted some half a dozen
barrels of the cratur," which were spec
Oily decapitated. They then proceeded
from one part Of the town to the other.
destroying everything smelling like liquor
excepting few Old soakcrs."
The ladies take the responsibility. and
do So with impunity, as it wonld appear
from the decision of trial in Barraboo
Wis. on which number of ladies were
arraigned for wan.on destruction of pro
perty, in the form ofliquor, the court ru-
ling that no crime had been committed
UurEeodn Gazette.
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THE STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS
at Madison, last week, passed resolu-
lions OF coincidence with the family Of
The kate Dr.. Ladi; resolved that the
educauonrl interests OF this State de-
mam the immediate establishment of
IAN Educational Journal" amended the
2d Article Of the Consultation So as to
read, "the Association shai! consist Of
persons engaged in teaching in this
State: each male member paving one
dollar annually. Honorary members
may be elected at any annual meeting,
who may, by the payment of the aunu-
ri fee, become active members" ap-
pointed c. Chlis, J. G. McMynu, and
". Van Ness, committee on text
books; ana J. G. McMynn, D. ". Kill
gore, and ". Van ness, 4 committee 10
memorabilia the Legislature for aid for
an Educational Journal, the establish
ment Of a State Normal School, and
Teachers Institutes throughout the
State and resolved ;h3t, the members
OF this Association tender our cordial
cooperation to tie State Superiutend-
ent, IN holding Teachers Institutes at
such times and places as may be deem
Cd proper"
j, II. La;hrop, H. \. Wight J. l.. !
Pickard, J. G. McMynn, and f. lEoJ.
ges, were appointed a committee to pub
fish an Educational Journal should il he
deemed expedicnt.
J. 6. McMyun, and J. II. MgaofHin
were elected delegates to the State
Teachers Association of Michigan.
{. ChildS, r. Baker, II, c. Burcharl,
and +. r. Jones, We're elected delegates
to the State Teachers Association OF
Illinois.
Adjourned to meet at Racine, on the
third Wednesday Of August, 1865.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-18
IMilNNaukec--hie.

There is periodical .jangle in the pa
pers about the correct crthography ofthc
word lHirdHb'ce. 1t used to be spelled
MILWAUKEE,. but is now almost universal
" spelled Milwaukee, few only, per4is-
ting in the old spelling. The Appleton
Crescent gives the following as the cause
of the alteration;
When the long since 'dcfUnct Milwau-
kic Courier provided itself with new
head, or caption. the type founder made
a mistake and sent but two is and three
e's instead of three Of the former and two
Of the latter. The printers were put to
their trumps' ingenuity stepped in, and
gency. 4 rush of emigration followed
soon after, and nine out of ten of the new
corners got into the habit of writing it
Milwaukee. The paper says So'-that
was a conclusive argument. We have
claimed a residence in Wisconsin for Is
years; we remember we'll when Mayna-
waukie' was one of other phrases used
to denote that locality; and we also re-
member that when name was finally
fixed upon, it was milwaukee,"
So it seems that simple mistake of a
Buffalo Type Founder, and the trouble
and delay it would occasion to send back
to have the mistake corrected, caused the
alteration.