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Butte record., 1854-04-15

sE There is no necessity for your crawl
ing around town with bad headache Go to
Learned g. get sheared. shaved shampood, and
you will feel X q new man
Butte record., 1854-04-15

Es- The Territory of Nebraska contains
l36,700 square miles and wonid make seven
teen states as large as the State Of Massachu
sets.
Butte record., 1854-04-15

E~ Messrs. Weller and Gwinn of the T.
S. Senate, AMI Hsn. NJ. S Latham Of the H.
of R. have uur thanks for Congressional favors.
Butte record., 1854-04-15

Hon. E. Peck, of the Senate, and Hon
John B. Mcgee of the Assembly. will please
accept cur thanks for Leg Docs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
improving.

All spring our merchants were COM
planning most bitterly because they could
not get their goods at something like a
decent time after they We're shipped
Since the Spring pressure has passed
somewhat away, the transportation lines
are doing better.
1t will be seen that our friends MET-
CALF & MERRILL have received new goods
in just Fire Days from Boston-in just
ten days, they tell us, from the time the
order was sent from here. This Is getting
goods pretty quickly.
Inns firm is enterprising and its ar
engagements for getting on new goods are
uneXcelled.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
FOR SALE.

THE SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY
In the North Ward of the city of Kenosha,
is Offered for sale
Extraordinarily Cheap.
1t is BRICK BUILDING, Three Stories
high, Forty Feet each way on the ground,
with walls Fourteen Inches thick.
Attached to it is large
RESERVOIR.
supplied by Springs, which give TO the Fac
tory ncver-failing supply of water. 1t is
extremely well adapted for
Custom FIGURING Mill,
And beautifully situated for the same
1t is on the river and its grounds comprise
the entire OF fractional block sixty nine
1t is offered fer Ssle because the propric-
tor is to remove east IN few weeks and pre-
ters selling it IT Il saerAice, if sold soon, to
leaving it.
ROBERT WkTERHOUSE.
KcnoSha, June 18th, 1854. -d&wlm
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
FireI FIRE.

Our City was aroused yesterday NOR
ming about O'Clock, by the ringing of
bells and the cry of fire.
The fire broke out in the cellar of the
store of ScoTT & HEAD, in The Durkee
Block. John O'Neil, one of the Clerks
of the establishment, slept in the third
story, and was awakened by being suflo-
Gated with smoke. lie passed through
into the north entry, came down the hall
stairs, gave the alarm of fire, and hasten
ed to the Congregational Church, and
rang its bell.
In an incredibly short time both en-
gines and Companies of the Fire Depart
ment were OH hand, and throwing water
with great force.
There was but little wir1. The west
door of the store room was opened, and
an attempt made to go in, but it was SO
GrU of smoke as to make it next to i'm
po.sible. 1t was found there was no cur
rent of air. and both doors were kept
closed, and the engines played briskly
into the COLLAR door and window ON the
hack side and one a mart Of the time in
the bacl, end of the store room and r,
such good effect as very soon to subdue
the fire
Whom +bo door. ,.oro orono5 o,d t,o
smoke cleared quay tho ov+on+ of the
fire WAS ascertaincd The hack cellar
filled with nanor r,os oils snoars lard
Ga 6, MA. mott. thor,uohIy burned
.nd tho fro ovto,dod nm ~ that tba STAIR
,ro,. ond about +u.on+,. f.o+ so,,o~o of +ba
nonr above f.u dow,
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

The New Orleans Picayune, among 9th
or good things has a cut Illustrating the
effects of matrimonial advertising. Mr..
Plciler, who had advertised for a wife.
received reply appointing place for an
interview. She is to be recognized by
rose held in the right hand.-IIis horror
nd aStonishmcnt may be imagined. when
who should he encounter but his maiden
aunt. who had always declared her inten-
ton Of living single, and leaving PleiIer her
money.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
England.

The House of Lords-Lord Clarendon.
in reply to Load Derby, stated that Lord
John Russell had accepted the presidency
of the council. and that the House met
again. A separation of the Office held by
the Duke of Castle would take place on
the creation OF a new Secretary Of State
for the war Observation-Disclosures from
the Secretaryship for the colonists.
The Russians have left Osour for kou-
taoa carrying with them 453 sick. The
inhabitants of the latter place on hear
ing of their latter movement. sent to the
Russians that the place was in state of
panic, and that they would be badly re-
ce;vcd there.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

BY the new liquor law just passed by
the Connecticut Legislature. no debt con
tracted for liquor can he collected. The
bill forblds the manufacture and sale of
shop beer.
We think this is rather an ohiectiona-
bic mode of getting rid Of the liquor traf
fic. fla man should refuse to pay liQ-
uor bill and plead the exemption of the
law as a cause, there are very few per
sons who would not instinctively con
denim him; and the law should not enact
what is in opposition to the instincts Of
the people. A law prohibiting the traf-
nc can be sustained, but law which IN
rites man to he mean must be weak
Sith the people
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

.Ivo ~, ,,,;,,.l =, lo,r,, 49, + q
RYAN of milwaukee,. ha,-cnn,cntcd to aid
the L. S. District Attorney, Sharpstein,
in fryInE to have our Supreme Court re-
verse t,'I ''eG'S'oii - n 0'c mn" III ;e
the f,ritiyc Slave law is declared uncnn-
stitutlonal. This is evidently bud for
the /. y. Senator's seat to be filled by
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FEVIIE SubscLilcr having been appointed Agent
n for the Counties OF kcnosha. Racine and Mil
wuikcc, for The sale of RES(bTT Il BROTHERS.
VI 4. D. @ - a. o -. HOE KsANS, SIERRA
FEsFNS AND REED ORGANS.
WOult respectfully inv lie hc Public 10 mn exalni-
nation otthcsamc. No Instrument ufihc size ever
produced in the Country combines 50 much inCi"-
dy and compass, with musical sCfIECss, rs these
lUs!r lmcIts. In many OF the Churches, they have
lahcn the place of an Organ, giving The most am
PIE satisfaction.
Each Instrument Is warranted to be- perfect in
~, End uctaycs, AID ranEc ia price from SOS To-
S250.accnrding to size style finish, &c. ~.
Orders sent 90 the Subscriber will be promptly
attended To, and all communications immediately
answered. MARY 4 AVER.
kcnosha, Aug. Z. 1853. TS-ly1
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
STARK WEATHER ~ CO.

Have just received
4 boz. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARRiLLA,
10 do. ERKY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,
1 krg TAMARlNDS,
so do. ENGLISH CURRANT, 4 superior ar
tice.
boxes BRISTOL BRICK,
100 bottles best OLIVE OR SALAD OIL,
WHITE CHAIN, and W HlTE RESIN,
OLD PORT WINE, for Sickness,
QUASSiA by the quantity,
BARRY'S TRICOPnEROUS, for the Hair.
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, to Cure
Badness
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, for the Cure of
Coughs and Colds.
PEPSIN, for the Cure of Dyspepsia.
PURE WHITE LEAD, Ground in Oil.
LINSEED OIL, warranted pure.
TANNERS & CURRIERS', and MEATS FOOT
OIL. for Harness & Leather.
WHITE WASH BRUSHES, of oil kinds.
PAINT BRUSHES, large assortment OF extra
quality.
SCRUBBING BRUSHES, Counter Brushes and
Marking Brushes
BRISTOL. BRICK for Securing, &C.
FLAVORlNG EXTR ACTS.--Lenon, Vanilla N
mond, Peach Ratiia, 70, and Grange.
SYRlNG ES-Meialic, Glass, Rubber, Of the best
kinds.
WINDOW GLASS, from : by Q to 24by 81, cut TO
order.
SHAVING BRUSHES & sOAPs-a fine assor!-
mcnt
SPERM & LARD OH. for lamps anI Machinery
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
RUN OVER .!
TOM MOORE

TOM MOOR
Would advise his Friends and all whom Il may con-
Germ. Just 10 run over the following articles and pick
ON what they want; knowing at the same time that
for CHEAPNESS and @ TAItTY they aft not 10 be
rivalled on this side of Van DieIaans land an end
less I1a'icty of
Toys,
FROM Penny Whistle TO CRYING Baby. Willow
Wagons Baskets Chairs, Fish Poles.
Fresh Straw berries. every day.
Pine tpplEs direct from New York. Cucumbers.
COCOA y uts and every variety ofNHtS.
NIL KINDS OE THE CHOICEST CON FICTION
ARV, his c~B inHpufaciure.
rig Paste, Fine Apple, Gum Drops. Jujube Paste,
dates, tlg+, &aisius SealedPrHnss, Seated Peaches
Received Ibis day, Five Barrels of New
ark Sweet CIDER. from New York a most de-
ightful beverage during the season. Healthy and re
establishment
MooltE's STORES priced not only for the thou
sand and one Svrictiss "a be there bu, S, he.
cause he l. ever READY 10 wait and ohe his nu-
merous ct- tnners by cciis the tar thing, and puts
down lie price l~the vef. lowest Notch.
noliudlw.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
KENJsnA COUNTY CoURT--M PROBATE

Probate NOtice.-On the application of NJ
Frank, administration of the esiate OF Z. p. Green
deceased, for hearing Of his final account of the
administration Ofthe estate oi the saiG +. T. Green
and for Dis charge from any further liability en- az
count Of any debts or demands against the said de
ceased IS ordered, that said application be heard
before ut the Court House in tie city Of Memo
sha, on she first Monday OF July. \. H. lr54, at 10
o'cocK, \. ~, and that notice thereof BE- given by
publishing this order IN The kenosha T,i,.cr,uh n
weekly paper, for ihree successive weeks,
By the Court, :. Is. JILSIN, Co Ju,l9c
kenosha, June {th, 1854. J.52
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
Te1eSraphtc.
New York Markets.
NEW YnRK of p

New YORK 28-6 P. NJ.
Flour-Demand for -four moderate &
prices for common brands rule in favor
of buyers. Sales $4,000 bbls. State and
Western; G.37 $50 for inferior State;
CTS a T.25 for common to straight state.
Chief portion of receipts consist of inferi-
or grades. Sales of Canadian. 800 bbls
7l2 ~ for common brands, % for bet
ter qualities.
Grain-Wheat dull. Sales 5000 bush
els red Wisconsin. | 50.
Corn has downward tendency. Sales
$4,000 bushels at SO a IS for unsound-
s a 81 for mixed westernL
Oats in small supply and firm. State
and Western held at 81.
Proyisions-There is more defnand for
Pork but at higher prices. Sales 1900
bbls. Sl3 IA 50; for prime mess 1850 a
1915; II37 Ii 80 for prime.
Bcef-~l2al3 forcountry, Is 80 for city.
WASHINGTON, %.
The National Era of this morning con-
tains letter from Gerritt Smith resign
ing his seat in Congress.
The two Houses viii adjourn finally on
the last day of July.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

The Bclrjt Journal says in replying TO
some remarks of this paper that, the Free
Soil party is sectional party, and rs
such ought not and cdRHoi bc successful
while the Union continues intact 1t is
not adapted to secure correct political
results"
The Free Soil party has rs thcpurposc
Of its organization. simply the rescue Of
the government from the hands into
which it is in. now who use it solely for
the purpose of stimulating and propaga-
ting slavery; and the placing oft in hands
which will not SO use it. lnasmuch as
such is beyond question the tact-and in
asmuch as the Bcloit JoUuai could not
he ignorant of this fact. the conclusion is
inevitable that the Journal considers free
dom sectional in its character. and that
the prevalence Of the free sentiment not
only would but ought 10 destroy the L n
ion. \ party devoted to the asccnden-
cy of Freedom instead of Sidrery in this
land. the journal thinks is not adapted
to secure correct political results. Such
being the case, doubtless party devoted
TO Siarcyy in the view of the Journal is
adapted to secure correct results. and
with such a party the Journal will feel
it its duty to labor. Good bye, Mr.. Jo,a'-
ndI
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

The steamer Fashion, which went
ashore north of Chicago, after much Ia
Dor has been got up, and was towed by
the [, S, Steamer into Chicago harbor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30


Last Sabbath evening, the Rev. John
Gridley delivered discourse to large
audience in the Congregational Church
in this city, giving a history of his Mis-
sion during the past year, as an Agent Of
the American Seaman Friend Society.
His station has been at Mobile Alabama.
The Bethel Ship which has been prepared
at that place by the Society, Is vessel
of 400 tons burthcn: three decker, fit
ted mp with chapplc, hospital and 9th
er apartments. This ship is anchored
down the Bay twenty miles from the
city; and in its vicinity most of the ships
and vessels doing business in the bay are
anchored while waiting sailing orders.
The policy of the Society, is to con
meet with the Mission Hospital for the
care and treatment Of the sick among the
sailors. The interest which the Society
takes in providing for the wants and ne
cessitics of sick and disabled seaman, gives
II much success III reaching their moral
and religious wants. The Rev. gentle
man very justly, we think, observed that
a kind and liberal charity to the sick and
afflicted Of this class. is the most ready
way Of gaining access to theirminds, and
Of awakening the moral and religious SER
siblltics.
Since the return of the Rev. Mr.. G.. to
this city, many Of his friends have signi-
fled to him their desire, that he would
resume his pastoral relations to the Church
and Congregation. with which he has
been connected for over five years. In
reply to this invitation, he expressed his
determination not to renew his engage
mcnts in this city.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
CHiNCERY SlLE---KcnOSha CircHit Court


Mary @. Ever,
Serene Fisk, Lucinda Esk, Joseph v Quarlcs, Nj
chaCi Frank. PhliO JudsOn, Moses II. iIatNcy,
Charles iloyt. Farley Howe, EIab Converse, Lu-
ther Jamps, and O. or{e klmball.
BY virtue et dccgc'al order u Tie CiTcgii
d ECogrt of kenusita county, made and entered or
the first day Of May 4. b -J4, jn the above entitled
cause shall sell st public auction, to the highest
bidder, a. The front Coo3 NJ the COu.t ousc ~ the
city and county Of keHosha. ou Saturday, the first
day Of JAY, g.. ID. 1874, b,twecu the hours Of Hiue
aud twelve O'Clock, 4. ". OF thai, day she follow ing
described real estate 0wil: All thai certain piece
parcel lot Of nd, lying ard being 10 the south
west qaaTtcr Of section hiny-U ia town two. nor
og range twenyihrpg east, described thur CONNER
Cingat point sixty three ruds SOUTH and tWeHty-our
rods west oi The northeast corner vi the southwest
quarter Of section thrty-onc aforesaid: thcPce norh
twenty -thraf rods thence st soTly eight reds. thence
south twenty rods. thence sesl thiHy-fYe rods thence
south NINETY eight rods e. line road: thence ;s
by town line read hry-lwo rods; thence, north sixty
Two rods; thence east fifty one rods; thence north
thirty rods to the place Of the beginning, excep
ting and reserving one OF land being the same
heretofore conveyed by Hollis Whitney 10 Anna
Whitney; and also excepting piece Of land contain
ing hundred and eight square rods or tharea-
bouts. heretofore conveyed by the said Serene Fisk
TO Samuel sImcock; saId tract of land first above do
scribed estimated to contain tlGry-sevcn acres or
threabo, Is.
PATRICK COSGROVE,
Jon d. Jiisln, Sheriff % kenoha Co.
Comp Solicitor.
keBosAa, May 10, lr54 w6t
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
Thursday, June %, 1854.

T@We understand that Chief Engi-
neer Noble has completed his SURVEYS for
the Western Railroad through the city,
terminating at common point on the
harbor. Profiles Of three routes have
been submitted-one designated the nor
thern. one the middle, and one the sou
therr. There is but little difference IN
the length of the lines, and but little in
the amount of grade required, all being
extremely favorable.
What particular route shall be selected
will depend upon the comparative cost of
the right of way. If our citizens and CT
ty authorities exhibit the right spirit in
regard to this matter, Of which there is
10 question, we shall soon have the sa-
tisfaction Of seeing the work progressing
within our city limits.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

Does your arm pain you, sirP asked
lady of gentleman who had seated him
self near her an mixed assembly. and
thrown his arm across the back ola chair
and touched her neck:
No, Miss, 1t don't, but why do YOU ask7'
i noticed it was out ofplace, sir, that's
The arm vs. rem s3ed.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

ST0REKEEPER.-'fhat,s a bad fifty
cent piece, sir; can't take it, its only
lead silvercd ofer.'
CCsroMER.-'Well, now, admitting
such to be the fact, should say the in
genmty displayed in the deception might
induce you to acccptit. Admire, sir, the de
votion of the artist to the divine idea of
Liberty. Liberty the idol ofus all! He,
having wrought her effigy in humble
lead. in order to render it worthcr, of
that glorious impression resorts to the
harmless cNpedient of Silvering it over!
And shall we harshly repudiate his work?
Oh. no, sir. You'll take it L know you
will
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
100 Kegs White Lead,

EBVESH, just received from The Hanuilctury.-
Il Boiled and raw Lnsecd on, Spiri TurpeIl-
tine, and full supply Of ali kinds Of painting ma
tCrlals, always on hand, ut
STARKWEATIIER & CO.'S.
June 20, 1854. daw
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

POSTAGE ON DAGURREorYPEs.-Impor-
''tHt to iorerS.-ThoSe interested will
please take notice, that under the post
Once laws and regulations, dacurreo-
types are legally charccable with letter
postage when forwarded in the mails
u WASHINGTON Star.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

FrNNY.-A German write observes
that in America there is such scarcity
ofthieveS they are obliged to offer re-
ward for their discovery.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

See notice Of q. \. Fowler.
Mr. Fowler has rugged himself up what
the ladies wonid call a perfect GttIe love-
OF steam engine, and is prepared to do
anything and everything in the line of
turning-cxcept as he confidonticl,y ~
formed us, he c2p't turn his coat, nor a
summerSet
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

Say Oliver, can you tell what is the
best thing to hold two pieces of rope to
gether?'-I guess KNOT
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
Detail of news by the Atlantic.

New YORK, Doth.
The L. S. steamship atlantic arrived
at an early hour this morning, with Liy-
erpool dates to the 18th inst.
Liverpool Cotton Market exhibits
decline of l-1Gal-S Sales of three days
5000.
BreddstrfS.-Thc weather being more
favorable, prices exhibit 4 downward ten
dcncy.
Manchester trade quiet. Consols 81 IA
Brown, Shipley Il Co.'S circular quotes
market on Tuesday as dull. Flour nom
inal at 2Sa3S for Western. 39s 6da40s
Ohio. Wheat and Corn sold at easier
prices.
The Austrian Prussian conference is
considered favorable to the Western
Powers.
Transport arrived at Varna with troops
Nothing further from the Fleets.
1t is reported that on the Sth, the
Turks in Sillstria made sally. The con-
/ iidence of the Ru :sians was yiSibly de-
Ginning. They are said to have suffered
Sc :ious loss on the Sd by the Selling of
Il counterminc. The Russian reports say
that MasahasSa. Commander Of Silistra,
has been killed by a cannon ball.
Adviccs from Cajova report the loss
of Russians on the seth Mag. as 100
killed. 1000 wounded. 500 horses taken
and as many killed. They also lost 1000
muskets and pieces of cannon, and rs
prisoners.
On the Doth June, % transports had
reached Narna with allied troops on board.
/ The Turks were to make movement
to relieve Siistria on the 18th.
+ The Russians are terrifying Jassy.
COPENHAGEN.
/ Tie correspondent telegraphs report
that some English vessels off Bieksllen in
the gulf of Finland demanded an entrance
into the harbor. They were refused
when they then took and destroyed the
gun boats and a large number Of mer-
chant ships, and fired the wharf. 100000
bbls. tar, and property to the amount of
200, 900 silra rubles were destroyed. This
needs confirmation.
Tuesday the Journals Vienna CORES
pendent States that the Austrian and
Prussian monarchS furnishes another
proof that the interests of Germany will
be cared for in the war now waged by
Russia against the Turks. The cores
pendent of the Chronicle says the result
of the interview is satisfactory, and per-
fcctlv consistent with their avowcd poll
cy. y despotic note resulted therefrom.
The policy of the minor German states
form the chief object of discussion.
Greece-Friendly relations with the
Western Powers is rc-established. The
reported Greek victory Is sa'dto be a iic-
ton.
The whole OF the English light dIVis-
ion is at Narna. The French division Is
daily expected at Constantlnople. y
great part OF the combined fleets lett Sc
haStopoI to transport troops from Con-
otantinople to larna.
Capt. Giiiord OF the war steamer Tiger
Is dead.
The RUSSIAN embassy Is to leave Ath-
ems;
ne pragoon'S oorps Is TO advance by
forced marches 10 MoidaVla.
rom thc Black sea we learn that &c
tachlhcnt OF the combined squadron cap
tnreo the redountS nan ana fai', with
arms ANA %'n !,
IL - N"'1 .'ll' i'"9>i" ''i''i'''eS al at
''G ~, on -NuS''i"'
ne PoS'''oh oi inc -l'S'rlli EN- naSSF
1T ~. tlClSbuIg l. CNlIculciF lcdflul.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
Cane Seat Chairs.

TEN!E Subscriber is now putting up large LOT 81
K Cane Sslt Chairs which for quality and lr.ce
are preferable, hg thinks To- any offered in ks
place.
4 large Stock Of cher Kinds Of Furniture l. now
o.. hand, and being manufactured, hicb will DC
sold cheap ior Cash.
~ Ware Room South Of and across from tic
Klnals House. IOHH SIC0LL
March 2g,lr5f. dGwIg3I
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

The genius who files newspapers, late
" Ftpke his instrument while operating
on hard hell organ.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

\ patent has been taken outin Boston
for cleaning fish, by giving them snuff
when they sncezc their scales clean off.
Come here sonny. and tell what the
four seasons arcn Pepper. mustard salt
and v.ncgar-thcm's what mamma al
WAYS seasons with
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

GovENo: DoRR-h a fr again
The Supreme Court of Rhode Island has
decided that the act of the General As
sembly Of ,hat State, passed at the Jan
uary session, annuIing and reversing the
of said Court, in the case of
Thomas W. Dorr. was unconstitutional
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

Green PeGs-Grcen peas are selling in
this market for 81 so per buShel.-.Hii-
HIS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30

At a Sunday school examination.
the teacher asked Il boy whether, after
he had been studying and repeating, he
could forgive those who had wronged
him. Gould YOU said the teacher for
give Il boy, for example who had insult
ed or struck youF l-e-c-s. sir replied
the lad very slowly, 4 thiuk-l-could:
but he added IN atnuch quicker manner.
| could, if he was bigger than am
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Wholesale Department

stTARKWEATHLR s. Co. nj the City Dru.
- Store, opposite the Post flee. take this meth
"a to let the public Know oi :heir whereabUuts anC
what they have 70 sell.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-30
Arrived at Last /!

THOSE &C II + AP GOODS"
NNTlICII the subscriber ha, been 80 long exI &C.
Wv ting, have lnaly got Hlong, and he will take
great pleasure in STRIVING D.em lfcr grat-, tor nOiA
ing InaylSl IL BLI%N.