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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
The Known othings.
To The Editors Of The Telegraph:

To The Editors Of the Telegraph:
GENTLEMEN: Until few days since, |
was unwilling to believe that, at the pres
ent day. an organization having for its
object. the prescription Of all American
citizens born in foreign country, could
exist; much less, could | suppose for
moment that \ secret organization could
tind supporters in thisrepubican age, and
in a country, whose greatest boast, IS the
purity Of her democratic institutions. as
opposed to the Aut.-nemocIatic tenden-
cics Of European governments.
But, that such an organization is in
full operation lean no longer doubt, neither
do | doubt the tvuthfulncss, Of your re-
marks on the effects of know Nothing
ism at our late election.
The secret society then, Icing an ad-
mitted fact, feel as 4 citizen Of foreign"
birth, that it is duty, to promulEate in
every possible way, sentiments opposed.
in every degree to opinions and actions
ofsuch questionable tendencies.
Shall We be idle. and let the freedom
for which 50 much blood was shed, te
stolen from Us; shall we with dastardiy
Indifference allow these midnight Quasu-
itessAiors to forge the chains, and nv
Ct the Sh"eNlgs that is to bind US for ever
IN worse than "Atheuian Helotism." ana
not move q muscle or uttera word in oar
own defence? God forbid! | for one at
least. viii give an imprisoned and unmit-
tigated, no. And may That NOS bc reit-
Grated by millions of free hearts. born
'Never to be slaves"
Ne! never shall it be said, that l have
forSaken, or lightly given up, the liberty,
the rights. the inallenable rights, bequeath-
ed by Washington and his csmpatriots
"heroes. of the revolution" TO all Of every
land. who choose to come here and par
take Of lis blessings.
To nv brother citizens, of this country
by adoption, l would say, however much
the native may be inclined, 10 forsake
their democracy, and take hold Of the ex-
elusive tendencies of a worn-out ariStoc-
racy; let us foreigners though we be,
stick to post, and do our part faith
| fully, 10 uphold the democratic spirit,
that circumstances have engendered with
| in us in all lis integrity.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
Pretty EtoOi.

The cashier of Bank, between this
and Chicago, told us pretty good joke
which frightened dcpositOr had turned
upon him During the height Of the
bank panic the t,!tow came INTO town,
post haste. and straight went to the bank
and drew his deposit. (900) The cash
Ter asked him if he wished to use ii: "0h,
yes, he must have it that day" The
money was counted out to him, and he
left. After staying about town all day,
andconverSing with business men,he con
cludcd that the currency was not as safe
as the Indebtedness Of the bank, so just
before the closing of the Bank. lac went
in and wanted 10 deposit his money. The
cashier told him he did not want his
money. and what was more, would not
take it; that they did not like to deal
with men who got frightened ont Of their
judgement by idle stories. The crest
fallen dcpoS,tor was obliged 10 take his
money homo. and run the risk Of Its go
ing down on his own hands. Served HIM
right u jscopSin
This is very good story and ono we
had heard ourselves, though somewhat
differently as to the conclusion. TIL,
money, on much solicitation. rs wehcar,
it. was taken back, the man being delight
Cd tie get q Certificate Of Deposit " from
the Bank instead.
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rhe Little pilgrim.

The first volume of this publication
closed with the last number. We pre-
anne alThe took the last volume, will
wish to continue and those who have
had an opportunity of becoming acquain-
ted with it, in the hands of others, VIII
want to subscribe for themselves. Sew
eral persons have already deposited the
money with us, TO forward for them
We will take pleasure in forwarding al
which may be entrusted to us.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

r. Adams Of Mississippi, has intro
duced bill into the Senate Of the United
States, declaring the term of naturalist
tiou at 81 years. Gholson- Of Georgia,
leads on the Know Nothings in the low
er house of Congress. He there stated
that it was necessary TO restrict the right
Of voting on the part Of foreigners, be-
cause they we're all Aboiitionists; all hs-
ted slavery. It is a significant fact that
all the movements thus far in Congress
against foreigners, are led on by slave
holders.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
Collision between L. -. and state
Courts--Importa8t Decision.
phiiajeluhja. Dee. l.

Phliale!pAIa, Dec, IL.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
gave decision this morning in the fol
lowing case. Last year. at WilkSbarre,
the ohsers who attempted to capture Bill
Thomas, fugitive slave, were arrested
on an ln,Actment for assault with intent
to XIII found by the Lurenze County
Sonrts, but Judge Kane. of the L. S.
District Court, discharged then. They
were 5'e-aTroS.ed hy order ~ 10 ~,,,re,,,a
Court. While incus,oly or II, Sbc,iF , J,,'
we're taken before L. $. C;n,.,, ~, .,'l -,
writ Of HabeaS Corpus Juigc , CO. ra
On hearing the testimony, ordered tIa
Sheriff to discharge the prisoners ana he
4Id 50. The present action was laran at
'achment against the Sherif'for contempt
Of Court.
The Supreme Court decided that the
States Court had no jurisdiction, and
mat the Sheriff was guilty Of contempt,
consideration. however, Of the igno-
4.lce Of that officer the attachment was
9f,Ntod.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

TELEGRAPH FEAr.-The Presidents
Message was tcIegraphcd. by the NURSE
line. through from New York T. Buffalo
dropping at intermediate otiiccs-in
5h. 3Gn. This was a great lrat,-A. l.
Tribune.
The Message contains 1900 wora=
and overtime of tran.mi- ion 1880
seeonds-or one word in every is sec
Z ond. This we think is q greater feat
than has get been accomplished, part'co-
hrly by the Horse method.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

E= The Milwaukee Daily Sentinel
= offered to subscribers during the ses-
sion of the Legislature eight areekS) 70
one dollar. The Sentinel will contain a
GOOD digest of legislative proceedings
With all other news Of importance.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

SALINE LANDS IN " IsCoNSIN.-On the
9th inst, IN the T. :. Senate. the bill OF
last session to reInquish to Wisconsin
certain SALINE therein, and the House
amendments thereto, was agreed. to, and
the bill passed. The House of Repre-
seutatiyes, on the same day. refused 10
pass the River and liarbor bin. over the
Presidents Veto, by vote of - to ~.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

e. The Rochester Advertiser says
there are 100000 bus.ofwheat upon Doa'S
frozen into the canal between kocnes.ei
and Bufalo. Some are convenient TO 'he
Raj, Road and some are not.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

NLOULN N-aLVU'
z IyTlESU supply o. Haah Havl'. jGs! received .,
e NEIEAIf & 1IEKRiI'S.
Dec ?, 1854
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

HyTyE HUNDRED CALI ONS FOR sALET.
& METCALF {. MERkILLA'S
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YPvosEA & BELoIT RAIL ROAD.

SECRETARY'S OFFiCT, J
Er.oevA & BELoIT RAN. Roam COMPANY,
18Th November, 1854.
D~OTICE IS hereby given, that m assessment OF
" 6yedoliars % esch share Of iha Capital Sieek
Of The kenisa 81 trioit Raj! Road Company, (which
WAS subscribed before the Isl day Of April. 1854
has b-pp called By the Directors Of said Company.
payable on the 20b day Of December, 1854, to tbs
treasurer of said Company ii his Office in Kennsha
rs order OF The Board Of Directors.
JOSIAH BOND.
Secretary off cuCshs 4 BcOii r Z.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

We learn that Messrs, Salmon Cpsor
and James Licbcr. from the east, have pur.
chased the old grist-mill on the 0Piail
River at Jackson's and arc rcftt'ng il
putting in steam proIcliing power: &c,
and will have it running in sixty days
It will be a great convenience to the PEG
pie of that viciulty.-0.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

g%Thc snow is a foot deep at Ap-
pleton in Outagamie County, and the val
lev of the Fox river is alive with bust
ness.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14


ANt<if leased the old ard wei known E&c-
Il uOxFaa Steam 32ili, We are prepared
T. sur5ay All tc1usEfs of sac CITY and country Tor
sCpE~g0.s FLOUR.
F'oar from !hi- NH has taken The FREAi!UM both
az ihr Sjatcaud CauWy Fair. And feeling conFc-
fctl us wolkmtn. 10 do jslice to the iiii and the
Wheat OF Ihr country, Ne shall Gnacslt3iiHe'y war
ram. our slttur To- he II PREMIUM ARTICLE. We
shall keep Flour
CONSTANTLY Or HAND
Fer sale IN an! quantity desired 50 that 'Ii can be
accon,nlaialri And in orucr. .. tar AS possible, 10
make ours, for the coUItry-2
CG'S,EGHa FEEEL.
We W iii exchange fuDr fer wheat IN the iair-s pos
si8le ratio or We viii fobr wheat, by lh' quantity,
for customers, AZ lhe lowest possj bic living rates.
hlai4iiugs, Shorts, aud Bran a}.s on hand and for
SALE.
3}eaung to laSrrcs liberal patronage, va conf
DENLY expect 10 obtain i. .-....-.,,-
Kcnosha. September 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

EXPORTS From kENosHA.-Ne are IN
debted to Mr.. c. Q. SHoLEs, Mayor Of
Kenosha, for the very fall and interesting
table ofexports fro,0 that port, which will
be found under our Commercial head. 1t
is quite clear that our estimate Of the en-
tire exports from this State, during the
past season (Which was, in round nUm-
bcrs, Ten Millions OF dollars) viii fail
considerably short Of The actual amount
= Ill Sent
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

ENGLISH CooLNEss.--An English no
bleman and his servant were travelling on
q railway from London to Dover. The
cars upset and the master was thrown
into a side ditch. while the valet fell I'M
der the train. The nobleman, on recoY-
ering, cried out,
Conductor, can you tell ME where
John is?'
Alas! my Lord the unfortunate man
has just been cut in two by the locomo-
tive
Then DO me the favor 70 see in which
Of his pockets my keys are, replied the
phIegmatic Islander.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

2 excel mt article 81 Superine .ouF' rom so
"a Ion Mills Warranted to equa! any ROW IN
615rfc or 10 b. brought in from any source wa1f
cye- constantly on hand and FOR SAFE at the tones
market price. at -,-- -.--71yrr.-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

~We hope the Literary Asso'l "a,
-; - Itch Is forming for our city, Will
Won ;n roc consideration the propriety of
''A' the services of some of the dis
tinguishcd lecturers who are visiting our
,,eighboring cities.
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Pork " aatcd,
Eg.Gz{g! EEOUE2!!

THE Subscriber Z in the market for what few
/ Hogs come in. J.. ~. Blum
Dec :, lS54
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

E%- There is a complaint Of deep
snow all along theroute Of the Rail Roads
in New ork
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Life Insurance,

z TsREI'iTf1 Tor .he future wants OF your families
4 by having your life insured.
lg3ac National EiFe insurance Co.,
of the T7nied States. Located at Montpelier, Yer
u49us with cash capital &C S00.C0t is one of the
earcs, aad bes. Life InsRTarCe Companies in the
country l.. G. MERRILL. Agent.
JAY i3.--l3l IL heteSl. & 3ViFLi : store
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pTAM0S.

uTHC SALE CNEAP-Two elegant Rosewood
q Fl, nos. just received from the manHtdctory q
IIgilelt & Comslun. Eoaton Can be seen nj Chap
mans old store For further information enquire OF
PRoF. MILLER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14


Let US arm ourselves with the strength
that union alone can give US, bearing in
mind that knowledge is power" and
Union is strength" let those among us
who are ignorant. strive and study hard
to know their position, and as secret com
binations, can be only met by secrecy,
| let us join in secret conclave, and fight
these "Zealots" with their own weapons.
Having adopted this, as our Country,
let us guard her liberties with jealous
care. and whilst battling for our own
rights. be sure never to forget the rights
of our brother man less fortunately sit
uated.
But, says some one, you need not be
alarmed, nothing is meant against YOU. it
is the Roman Catholics we are after.
This seems to me to be such worn out
bug bear" that | cannot help exclaiming
worse and wersen No popery! No
popery /! | recolleot this was a cry, as
long ago as | can recollect any thing, a
perfect hack" whercon used up political
SPECTATORS, contrlYed in more than one
instance to ride into power, and who
knows but this is the same 9 Woolly
Horse" come up ali Of sudden as hum
bugs only can come up, improved and
brought to perfection, as Yankee ingenu-
lty only can improve and perfect hum
bug, having lost nothing in its safe pas
sage across the Atlantic.
And if it be the Roman Catholics they
are after alone why apply the cognomen,
foreigner? or why deny the Catholic
the freedom of conscience that they have
heretofore enjoyed
In conclusion. allow me to thank you,
for the manly position You have taken,
in your article'of last week, hoping that
you are honest in a just cause excuse
my misgiyings, but when we are met on
every side by tergiversatlons yon must
admit that such such strong circumstan-
ces will tend to make us jealous, even of
Greedy" A FARMER.
P s. How is it that the Telegraph
in another part of last weeks paper, in
dorses the negative position, of its BOs
ton contemporary.
Wheatland, Dec. It'll 1854.
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STARKWEATHER & co.


NMTISH 20 call the attention OF purchasers Il
w their large and attractive stock Of
F a M Cx GO Old s.,
JUST REcEwEp, CONSISTING IN PART oE
PORT MONAIES,
RETiCULEs, Of beautiful patterns,
DRAWING and WRITING PENCILS,
sAIR BRUSHES, n large assortment,
SHAVING BRUSHES, for all sorts OF Lc,ssG.,
FANCY BOXES, for any purpose,
CREAMS OF SI.liES, for the Hair,
AMEER OIL.
PDMADES,
sHALON'S IAGIC HAE DYE,
TOILET POWDER, Rose scenird.
TOBACCO BOXES, great variety,
IVORY COMBS, S IS SIS
RUBBER DRESSING COMBS,
RUBBER PUFF
RUBBER SLIDE
RUBBER LONG
RUBBER TOBACCO WALLETS,
RUBBER NURSING BOTTLES,
RUBBER TEETulNG RINGS,
RUBBER RATTLES,
RUBBER BAT BALLS,
DRESSING COMBS, Il large assortment
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
WANTED

rr-KORst CERTIFIC ATEs, and COUNTY OR
- DFRs. in exchange for goods Il cash prices,
METCALF y MERRILL,
November 18th, 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
EARINA.

AK EXCELLENT ARTICLE for SOUP. fl,is
"A hot weather, for the sick CT debiltated. young
o. "a A most healthy ard nutritious edible, and
Iscsad ~ the weakest digestive Systems. For sale
f461 JOHN ERRiCSoN'S.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
Low Rents and Small Profits.

HEEGSONS BUYING STATIONERY for their
own use, or to sell again, will find /! for their
interest to purchase oil me, | am selling 3: IN"
lowest rates.
GOOD OBJ PIPER cheap. All kinds OF staple
Stationery on hand 5. CHAPMAN,
dlG4wlO IG3 East Water Sc, UP stairs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
s.gapEE CEOCEEEEE,

Tea. CoG.e. sugar. Nciasses. Syrup, Spices, soar
Ginger, Nutme.~, Rai,iu-, Tobacco, Snuh. Powder
GROUND ROCK SALT for Dairy or Table use.
CwaCREHY AND GLASS WARE,
0ru,o best chcanest and largest variety Of styles
ana a. il,. mos, durable kind. ltar5warG cutlery
White Lead. Paints. u OGDEN We're, sc.
Kraosna. Wis, October u. iS54.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

nj EW ClDER.-Just received, a first
~ rate article Of NJ ~ CIDER, which IS FOL
sale CHEAP by the gallon, Al WEEDS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
BOOTS !! BOOTS I!

a GOOD, HEAVY ARTICLE, VERY cHE-9P
-. Come aud try them or, at -..,
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GHAWLS.
@fMsl.

0Np THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
s s f.mbruideries II less than New York jobbins
prices, can be found al
T. w RTTNS'S.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
Very Large Stock Of Goods
ETNA Or HARTFORD

insurance tSmpantus. tne Two Oldest ana BEST II
The uHed States are invited 10 call at the Store
AEtCALF & MERRILL.
Ia MFRklLL,. asresk-
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BUFFALO ROBES

Z = Af3iERS who are in want Of good Euiao
g Robe. viii fad ii 10 their advantage IN giving
4. T. FRANCIS call, and examining his large asl
sOrtnent Of Robes
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

The snow on the Great Western
Road was so deep on the Sth Of Decen-
Der as TO stop tie trains.
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kEEssJAEGSs

q , end, 50 variety of TH NM iNGS. u+. r5cci' ed
md f,rsaIaat METNALF & MERRILL.
:
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BEEBE HATS.

EVST RECEIVED. direct from New Ycrk, few
OF tac LATEST STYLES. Fashionable
EszII silk Hats. REEBE'S Make sulcn
did article, or sale cheap, at he Clothing idnpo
rum" OF H. l. tt'A'''1'7'
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,rI,ursaay, December a, 1854.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer Pacific arrived at New
York Yesterday forenoon from Liverpool
No important change in bread''ulS'
Nothing important from the seat o.
II c.l.a.o,,nl not vet taken.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

Ofcvery style and fabric, together with hi innings
for The same, the latest ~ and lashlous Also
Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings;
snAlNI sofcNert STYLE q! the lowest rates Gloves
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
EssGe.
BOOK LOST.

e ., /. ". BLiNN,S.
Dec ~, leji.
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Our extensively
LARGE STOCK
comprises almost every Variety and Texture o.
Goods in the Trade. VIC deem ii UTTERLY and entire
y useless to enmerate in detail, and therefore will
only add, in general way. a few Of the more prom
nent descriptions of ourGoods namely,-
3 I T. h. =
Black, Figured, Plaid, and Striped, good variety
the finest textures and latest styles;
EsARESsE.
Plain, Plaid, and Striped, of the most beautiful and
rich styles, and such cannot fail 10 please all fam
cies and tastes;
Tissues, Chailis,
RriIIiants Barege deiains,
GimshaUs, lawns,
NEusIins, CaEaibrics,
and every variety Of
Fancy Dress Goods
which the Eastern Marketssupply of new and superb
styles and qualities; full and complete assortment
OF Ladies'
sIAWEs,
comprising SILK, Erochc. Long and Square, Cash
mere, Tnbet Grape. Delan, Csuze. and Chalii, some
of exquisite and surprising elegance; large assort'
Eonnet9,
and an endless variety OF RIBBONS of every de
scriplion color, and size match, with all the nc
ceSsars IRIShshINOSs
Dress Trimmings,
alarge and complete assortment; Mems, Woinen's,
and Children's
Gloves and Hosiery,
of all Qualities. materials, sizes, and kinds;
EMBR0IDERIEs,
themostcornpete Rssortmentc ever offered inthsrnar-
ket, such as Collars UuderseNe ,Chemisotes Swiss
and Jaconet Mulls, Lawns, Edgings, fhseruPgs, &c
DO vi II TIC G O q ID =,
nanv abundance, such rs Bleahecd and Brown Mu
ms. Sheetings. Shrtincs, Stripes, Tickngs, Bice.
Bleachcd. and Brown DEANS, kentucky Jeans Light
and Heavy summer Stuffs for men and boys, Brown
and gleached Linens. Linen Drills, Diaper, Fine
DsmaSk and fable Linen, Towops, Napkins, boy
as, &c, &c;
RR 60 AID CE4CS " . J:=zCsz5y
Of NIL the various co'ors and styles, from the
monto the mos: superhero altcs;a large and geeFae
ass0rtmCalOf
GROCERIES,
OF all descriptions. comprising everything intbeIine
our assortment OF Eeas is complete. Hnc was
selected with the utmost care and caunot .ail 10
please The most faS.diUus-apd we have also good
article OF Sugf III the extraordinarily 10" price Of
| TWENTY POUNDS FOR ONE
DOLLAR.
an innumerubIe quantity and variety, comprising
I . full
Catalogue Of Yankee Motions,
Gu to the world renowned Sanfsec CLOCK
BOOTS & SHOES
of every variety. ST, and dnish for Women, Mer,
and Children, ol superior oFkmauship and material,
Wo nuENS W AMEg
Pals, Tubs, Bowls, Sc &c.,al-o
sr1n da\Iy 9 Doa
/ Stone Ware. AZ d WARES IN GIN ERAL; ~ a
/ magnificent assortment OF
| C4RPETTNG,
! Floor Oil-Cloth, Drugget!, Mats, &c. &c.
! Now. in conclusions we wish 10 say 10 the Public,
! Give us friendly Caii,we Will take pleasure 10
showing cur goods. believing they cannot fail give
entire sat- stacsioR beth az 10 quality and price.
BENNETT {, SELLECk.
/ Corncr OF Main and Exchange s.reels, heuosha,
AIay. III.
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IMPORTANT TO EVERY BODY
EAEE ARD E.E%'EE1ER GOODS,
1T TIE
BOSTON GTORE!


T5 Z. s. G 3 = q q N Z. 90 u 4 = n =
YEH. iNKIUL fer ,hc patronage they arc no% re
h coiying, and er@ied Win IN success "iach
has }vays atlcnti.d them ia kcuUaha, arc now &C.
erniued nos 10 be outdune, and feel confident thai
their facilities for procuring goods will enable them
ln 4ke me lead and sell goods CHEAPER than any
of their competitors in his City. --,
White we eau oler rs large, and BETTER AS
SORTED stock Of
S,xs41sE4E2 ARB EANCg DFSE G0ODS,
Than can elsewhere ~, found. and while wish AZ
10 remember that those vino bay cheap can anc wil
sell cheap, c invite their attention 10 cur house a.
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ronnEs To RENr.

TWO GOOD ROOMS suitable ioF pro.
- fessional offices, or FOR srn&ll family on
isssEA Main street, to rep; al reasonable rates.
80 Enquire Of ABBAh PIERCE.
Eenusha. November, -.
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JUST NOTICE.
xHNgFSTfEN WANTED.

vEvE wish 10 cal attention 10 n lot Of DeLEjnes
w Just received, whic5 We shall sell for les
Than Il cast to make them,
NavenIler % AlETCAI & MIR ElLi4.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

THREE good Cabinet Makers two Chair Makers
l ard enc Nood Turner, 20 whom constant en-
pIovnepi and good wages viii be given.
- d. l.. SCOTT.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-12-16

AyWe learn from the governors procla-
nation, in the Florence "Rock Bottom
that an election was to be held in Nebraska
on the 18th inst, for l3 councilmen and 26
representatives, and delegate to congress.
The following are the qualifications of voters:
Every white male citizen of the United
States, over 81 years of age, an actual resi-
dent of said precinct, and foreign born citi-
zens of the same precinct, who have been
naturalized, or who have declared on oath
their intention to become citizens Of the
United States, and have taken an oath to
support the constitution of the United States
and the provisions of the act organizing the
territory of Nebraska, shall be considered
qualified voters at said election, excepting
officers, soldiers, seamen, marines, or other
persons of the United States army or navy,
or attached to troops in the service of the
United States.
Given under my hand at Bellevew, Ne
braska territory, this 23d day of Nov, 1854.
T. B. CUNNING, Acting Governor.