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HEAVY WOOLENS.
SNILLISGItiNI, EIJErT & 60, have now In store ant


| any address, free Of postage. seisd5m-pl
HEAVY WOOLENS
wnL.yGn.M. KIdErT & 60, have now in store and
o@ I. s@d .S az u r, f fif1sss Iis.sy: S'e'
!.s.ss .Ss se;fE,H pssi e'sS ai5,;. si,''H''''
DEM Ic1 AID ,1s ITilsa y Ras ni;Hss,, s,,,.,
| l2-l Brown and R'eached sheeiins
RISS9 Wool anG md six hs'iSf sSir,. ,'AnH'l'
Spotted and Plaid FLANNEL,
with article usually hep, Dry Wholesale House.
wac" o''" wlIiSaiM sfy rirrr RI F''ts; CO.
oCksA large assortment Of Knob Mor,icc, Stock Chest
Cupboard Pad and Till Locks f''1 mrn and sor,r,ov
sci Importer iIardWare apd Cutlery No &: MSia At.
& ri and
to be surpassed. For something really nice, cal =,
,ess No ,gs corner Of Main and So1sfSaf S"tfS ,t.
QlHoDir.s uoAKL aHp >hSrnL,s.-Gyo. pRo
DE SsPa g. S %Ps c,s Ma and
a. m 81 @ d s. .s ;S'; is The The ;,isnon
sy nS iiaa sis yn s monthly Gy % God
~ ~ ts- rIsse. ., whi. ri,nns' rssev;d which
hSsy s. and good one '1f I;I g'T + You y;ossos NJ 81
III YARDS wiDg ONLY IS CTS. fER YARD Received TIC
''sT ssi. 'lt,s r. Z Il 'Sas:Sx; S.Is o.,
THOMAS II. PRICE & co.
b G G'EG sIs f q s
Which they invite the attention u their friends public
They have opened
Rich Flaid, Rrocadc AMI Plain silks
Bisek Siks-Plaiu Corded snd Figured, large
nore-Antiques-Blsck white ani Coiorrd
Merinos, Mouslaines Rich Faids in great
styles, and at ali prices
rreneh Emhrcicrie IN gestcr variety than ever before
Coass and Msntles, q newest and approx styles
Gocds for Housck eepnr, Servants aud Families
Family Linens and MouTnng Goods
And general Of hest Goods
&C.. all on the most reasonable terms
Having made extensive improvements and additions their
store they will be enabled 10 keep greater
r.y " Goods In sir ine than they heretofore done
se2s
HLtS sTttAINRItS. dcrscnt jelly strainer. 10 ke,p
- the Jelly while sttaning Jelly and Ice Mould
Of various patterns for sale by
ceis ZIMMERMAN
ENRNDEts. tOtI Hons ErC.-we are 10 receipt drec,
from the Manufacturers In Enesnd, large
Of reniers Coal Hods cbdsr shovei. Polished ami Ra. Head
shoves and Tonr which or on favor abie terms.
TT. MOORE A CO,
ocp1 Importer 81 Hardware, 20 pt sri Street.
GUNS.
"TE have in OF direct Importation tnr s.ortroent
w Double and Single Barrel part
superior quality also, Shot Bes risss Rg, for
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ea who nave injured themselves by certain practice
dulged in when aoueA
panons school-the oil
when asleep ani cared marriage ros.tie
destroys both mind and Soly
wha, PITY that yous man the hope his country and III,
uArng oil his should be snaied
snoyncniS OF life by tn. desatng
Nature and niuigiar in esEn habit sue
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-, J.. c. BERRIAN,

tnh''-d'y-I'I Ghl BroIdzav, ". Y.
SHEiODiOSS. The Increasing sale Of Il .
Nh hhtui of Mu.c+ lnsirnncns has induced
I'd n oh a general supply, ard he
uf She yar!ols sizes m,nuisctuTcI as
iltrs &C., and tIs each Tie
deon are drs PoKrlBIrr a. easily be
son. ir by saving the of Car Hire:
while mlny persons would Ike TO have Musical inrumen
The ps'or, aud are not prepared to purchase Piano.
"ni possessing all the and
can be o6tr al onesIih the cost Persons
call At A MORRIS
1clg N.J, ,,,..,
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TIE undersigned having conncaiion for the purpose
Of conducting Cumntssion Forwarding
the ,iiy ~ Hchnon, under the syl" nooCu ARRs most
respectfully s0lcis S cf the public aId
tion of:he Of the friends Of the late brn Of NANcEA ooo
y. 0DCu,
End J.nusry, 1885. JnC. A. uARiIs.
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a ccoM,,op.rrox LINE or DAILY

A1sotMMi0pATI0N AstMATI0N LINZ or DAILY
saw o.sTCS our a1s. and 1s@ es@T'SSa, Aso
&. sIn sy fH%p. ON" S.s ,n, We are |
os. S aSs..p =. Ii. I c.s. s Gas ., ~
he r'6 rLocGHsnY will leave RrcuYo., .,.,v 49, -
P'y .es ,ttsy 4 NJ; y si,Iys clsrox
t. =. sieTSsb Sitaf z; Pm n
- a. and slis. " sss c1Ss.a
esy S wSsn;'s.y aud Friday arrive a, RICH
os'. RieAnnoni, DC. siT ,ls5i
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% S.aS.y Ss.% Se,os. 5 g. s s ,.u; her p,e.
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a. I "a. Ansn win leave Norfolk asrn,i.
log .n r. t Saehs at all the Landing the Iiver 60
over >; and not over IL s' sEe
io point the l:S
no %; chdI.n and Servants. q q
oGes I&rRR Co., October es:h. is4 D0DAAhAo'sap''
E,NoR s,UITrvHLE. LyN,IIDI'wC -------
LisG tNfSGSH os rscsEr ASB S6,+s +nsyonAsAS-MArL
FARE rRox RICHMOND
TO IynssaH: ta75
TO Ss,aT.i iid.: sSS 900 To F,ai,.,,s
Leave GieAm0aa Monday. Wednesday aad rrday at p
aHi buchanan at 8 r. 81 ''' IN L'heh'aTs A. A. ~
Returning leave Duea.aan a. "A NJ Lynchburr p ~
SShsia sars saa ,ssarSs IsaSaa :Ad
rs r and 0 s5S
poyn .
6N''E 90 CENrs--By daily line =
mediate distances. .-sSSxlS.ytSz=.=--l
on and After The sth mat Packet Boat FANNY Capt b.
so-y S:n leave Richmond Tuesday and sna,l,y
=: ~ and arrive in Corinbia 1T ~. -
RtrCRSiNG.-L-ave Corunbia Monday "wednesday and Fri
cay A. NJ and Penher;cn 94 NJ Jsr.rson II l. "
Se'h fo!n = u VI, Nciesua FerIy
", possF h.s "a r. NJ, ManaLin Top S p NJ Tackahos
cclI unyf .
Wit EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW
bt,,s1 woman should knoz that II
M bated condition OF health, making
herself Ad source painful anxiety t, her relatives rE
ehd perhtps torTibie reflection ans and nn n-
maaiies and suherinss her IL her du,y
shy AMI from what arise
I..dy And relief AZ While ther e o. the
cat,s &c aToie n future aud h,r restored that
may De t-d or the duties and capable rnoyrn lie
Lei rstry woman look the
copitHicn the ce-pturri, gt-e-ss
Ho,y and oppressed it, thc shattered nerves. the
anu hr pl-.s coalition Of many
not herself Included within
~ agony, and ask herself
Is Lsere no ren.dyl No rei-:' No hopeg"
The remedy is by knowing
AtnStns The Tru .di-s and be taeh;iing by
These I.oint-d
THE MARRIED Wo,I,NS
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CRATES AND FENDERS

NAJ JACKSON 6 SON, Of the late arm Of ". and
Sons, ,iRATy AMI fKsphH makers, iG
AMI c'p BrnldUay Nrs York. have constantly
-ey "i G'atcs and frndrs nlso Circulars
iriies Wholesale dealers supplied.
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chccrly recommend IT. firm cf GoOCI HARRIS to
she favorable consideration OF 10y fgi-.iI.
9nI January, is5t.-u Tii0l. =. NANCE
e TIE ynchhurg vrgInan and Express lease COPY
st1ve ue-k, ari send account tiiis Office.
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Crates Wholesale dealers supplied.
HDi LEh tti'IN,; HtiipWN Nus tSD FtNtN t;,,UiI-
O. BERRIAN j1rfsrs amt HLnie'ry, I'cf'sr. IN
80 Nts'tccIiry Hfrrr, uad fIncy Gcoks so RroaI.
Way, ~ Y. Cutlery, silver and a"d Ware
silver aud britannia Ware mpos!iou and Iron
Ia" Wa'" iironTc Copper and Ias Goods bathing
F'n Wood and Willow Ware. brushes, Mats Baskets
Tors, Sne Tackle, etc. our stock hiss
"iu,l TO- anh variety
the country, and will c sold prices
petition
The attention of to our
sicck Of Goods and Prices before buying.
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Their customers in view Merchants Invited 10 es or
's2-iy-IPl
>oronar EsasSFSM1 s6D ,SFSs Ml.I,..i! ~ T
d iss .m AT Copper
oHtsTs @g ss Havsss ss corrrs por
Eqs WISER GSPLsss Cos SSs SSEsEET 45ii 4 lISrs
O. H. wa, sarded the hr! preiam New Yofi cty,.
hsi,Ss hn wi,s he sTs ws. SoGs
s Wars ISL squ' not superior, other
TO BUILDERS AND SHIPPERS
raI0T No. SO ctnai ;,5ee.N " wholesale and retail
", sscys ae s,.. h. on hand IL u;
e s si, s aS; iiS dried oa,Ss sSs
al ds,D.ioO' order the motto. @ and TS Ss S'
constantly on hand and for sale loves, prices.
House AND LOT roI, sALE.-A n,.. llou,c a,
syc street fronting 80 back to an al
Tt .fSlS %ads.
Win soetns s' sns. III. ..
Pos,c,.cn hsd at any iinss sui. pnrsi.,e,
j.FnG. tTgss' F,,iSsS%iiS;s1cs, %;;s
HuNrs iitItiiErs-A good a..oriment o. broad and
IL shnsins iIs'ehe,', =. small advance cost
,.s Importer and Dealer in i.fd..fs and cu's;,y,
III TN. LIFE ,ssun,sCE CoMr,NY or HxaTpoH,,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RicnsoSp. ", VIM"
pT.%g'y adjusted ''''' H. f0DSiI} BSISwrs. c'''
II" MEHCutNTs.-our stock Of Ready Made Clothing
nn,s complete embracing every variety and style Cali
sonable prices. " '' "'''N-
ocs MrpruANr a wr,yoy,
tOOPRRs' pHtWI>G KNtyts, tuOPYIts' Nuzgs
AND CO0PgRs' IIowLLLiNu RNivHs-I am in re-. epi a,
nne assortment of the above srce., which car a, low
price, THEO. ROBERTSON,
'ef" No. c5 Main street
LNoR COACH MAKERs.-ovai, Haif Oval and lrar Round
~ Iron, for sale by ~
cell JOHN N GORDON SON
KMoyAI.-w,h view Q having The store recently Oecu
pied by me on broad street put in thorough
rooms In The rear Of Jno Reeves old up
o he accommodation ofmy business Of renal,
Aui5-u II n YR.xv,,y
IliAsrIsG P0wDRn-q best quality 70, All. ~
- 'eso DAVENPORT, ALLiN CO.
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should reject that sound mind body
rsqs;tes TO karnness Indeed III.
The journey through life becses weary prost
hourly darkens 20 the view; the mind
spair, flied ,nt
of another becomes bis.ted With our
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"E have in store. OF direct Importation hne
Double and Single Barrel Guns Of which very
by Ws a a noSSiN
Ne psxtls struet.
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EX ZEN. BALDWIN Co hsr. now on hard owe, sso nm
mn worth cf SIs0Hdhc tIDtiag their oEn r,nufSi,.
whch has been gotten with great care and most on m ,it
e past ihiy days enabling them sell tban bo.
who had their goods made esr Three our a.,
aniy In The New York looking out Tor bayg,n.
ani We thick they have inurd : time a. elst We .
wiling that p'tfuns sha have benea. of m. Sans. =,
please call and supply
BALDWIN, A CO ~, =,
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VOLUME So.
RICHMOND DAILY WHyG.

rERMs Daily Paper sspsr atw eehIy
always In advance Rorntanees be ade at the of
Publishers all vhere evidence
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iintg. - pa.-Asc
From PHILADELPHIA. From Lirerpor.
Ssirn, NCrtn,. $50 saioon licrths. ~ guincaI
A..lsip " 63 Midship Z" IL
IS Forward
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'TgIHa. Je2I--dN
NEw BRUNSWICK HiBBEIt COMPANY -Na arshous Sc
~ 100 Liberty Ind los Cedar New York.
and Wholesale Dealers In all kinds abber
der Charles Gce,ears Patent, consisting Of Mems woncn
Misses anI Chiidns Metallic Boots and Shoes
ovcralls. Comb Stay and Dress Bone Dolls Ieai,
Tors whips T"ahing Rings Syrirrrs, breast Pump,, &C.
The abnve Company would solicit call from their
the pno'e before purchasing. JOHNSTON LErSoN,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.

The Madison Argus is in faver Of re-
moving the State Prison from Waupun to
that city.
The Waukesha Chr0notype denounces
the fraud Of the attempt to elect l. S.
Senator this Winter
The GAINESVILLE Standard is in favor of
land grants to aid in the construction Of
Railroads, &c.
The Lancaster Herald is opposed to
the measure of having the State receive
its dues from County Ireasurers in Wis
cousin Bank Notes.
The 0zaullee Times strongly opposes
the measure Of electing L. s. Senator
this Winter.
The Monroe Sentinel opposes the Ne
brasha Bill, and would like the Legisla-
ture opass resolutions protesting against
it.
1t favorS receiving Wisconsin Bank Pa
per for taxes.
The Fond du Lac Herald talks sharply
against the project to elect t. S. Sena-
tor this Session, and says it is device to
elect Mr.. Macy; and ayers that it is in
accordance with a preliminary agreement
between Beriah Brown, Attorney Smith,
and H. C. Hobart; and adds that the mo-
ney which should have been spent ON the
Valley Road, has been squandered to this
end.
The Fres Democrat calls the opposition
to the measure Of paying Ryan three
thousand two hundred dollars for attor-
ney's fees in the ImpeachmentTrial wrong
and says the fault is all owing to the last
Legislature not allowing reasonable
bill.
The Oshkosh Courier thinks the i'm
mense patronage of the President a
scource of embarrassment to himself a
wrong, and oftea nuisance to the coun-
try, and goes in for the choosing of all
officers by the people.
The Beloit Journal rebukes severely
the spirit which prompted the burning
in efigy of Bedini, the Pope's Nuncio.
The Green Bay 4drocate opposes the
election Of L. S. Senator at this Ses-
sion.
| The Appleton Crescent has long lea
der in opposition to the system of land
grants for Improvements.
1t also advocates the necessity of a
better and more general system Of ossess-
ment. and of auditing public accounts.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
Another Impeachment.

1t is very positively asserted that W.
X. Wilson is about to prefer to the SEN
ate new charges against Judge Hubbell
TO procure his removal. This Mr.. Viii
son has right TO do if he chooses to take
the responsibility, and it is the duty OF
the Senate TO listen to what he may have
to say and dispose of it without prejudice
or Partially, as its merits may require.
Ofthe character ofthese proposed char
ges we know nothing, but under the cir
cumrtances, we should not expect move
of the kind to be made, without some
adequate ground and reason.
Mr.. Wilson we know as man of integ-
rity and the incest sense of honor, who
would scorn to do any thing little. either
TO punish an enemy or help friend. He
has not moved heretofore in this matter
without abundant justification, nor will
he again. We only hope there may be
no cause for new movement.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
Banks and Taxes

We are Of the Minority Party in this
State which voted against the Proposition
for banks, and also against the Bank Law
when it was submitted. We did this.
notupon the old opposition to Bank Notes,
as such, not upon the idea that "Hard
Money" ever can or ought to be the cir
culating medium for. the great demands
Of Commerce, but because we deny the
necessity of ialr on the subject, and be-
cause we deny the right Of the Legislature
on principle, to authorize one set of men,
under one set of circumstances to issue
bank notes, and deny the same privilege
to another set Of men under other circum-
stances. lfany man, or set of men, has
the right to make purchases, and offer in
payment printed propoissory notes, I also
have that right. And the law which
gives it to one, and denies it to another,
is wrong.
The only correct system is that which
was carried on by the Milwaukee Ma
rine and Fire Insurance Company" pre-
viously to our recent Bank Law. This
is the system by which bankers, brokers,
and money dealers in this State, in the
United States, and all over the world. is
sue their drafts and checks upon each
other, and pay them. Lei erery man
bank lcho chooses TO, is the correct prin-
ciple.
But the majority having overruled this,
and the Legislature having chartered
banks, and thus forced them upon us ;
the question arises Shall the State take
its own paper, or that which it has au-
thorized. in payment Of IFS dues?
We say Yes, most decidedly. If it is
safe, and ongood security, the State ought
to take it; if it is not So the sooner Il
grand smash comes the better.
In recent discussion upon this ques-
ton, Senator Wakely said:
There is not q dollar in United States
New York, or Pennsylvania Stocks, nor
ofany other northern State, used for Wis
consin Bank stock, but they are made up
of the stocks of Virginia, Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Missouri, and Georgia.
If these stocks are good security for
the people they are good for the State.
If they are not good, the State ought not
to have received them.
Previously to the Bank Law, gold and
silver coin were plenty in this State. Now
none can be got without going to the
Banks, and paying three per cent premi-
nm for silver, and one per cent. for gold
We say most emphatlcaily, Make Wis
consin Bank Paper legal tender in pay
ment Of taXes.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10

The Pope'S Nuncio, Betiini, who has
been so efiectually repudiated by our for
eign citizens, and who, if what is said of
him by those citizens is true, ought to be
repudiated, presented a letter from the
Pope to the President, in which occurs
the following passage:
We takeitfor granted that these friend
ly demonstrations on our part, will be
agreeable to you, and we doubt not but
that our aforesaid venerable brother. a
man cminentlv distinguished for sterling
qualities of mind and heart which char
acterize him, will be received by your
Excellencv; and inasmuch as we have en-
trusted him. by Divine commission. with
the care of the Lords flock throughout
the world. we cannot allow this opportu-
nifty to pass without earnestly entreating
YOU to extend your protection to Catho-
lies inhabiting those regions, and SHIELD
them at all times with your power and
authority.
The Pope here asks for protection to
Catholics. Our laws guarantee this; and
the President can assure the Pope Of the
protection prayed for. But will the Pope
and the laws Of Rome, afford like pro-
lection to Professionals
We wish the President would rccipro-
cate the Letter by asking it. And VIC
wish our Catholic citizens would look
earningly at the difference between the
liberation Of our laws and Of their creed
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
STATE GrrAETres

The Watertown Chronicle says proper
u 10 rising rapidly in that city, and men
tons the sale ola lot thirty by sixty feet
for $4,000.
The Madison papers Of the first Of this
month mention the larger attendance Of
Lobbymen from the Fox River, saying
the Improvement is the bone which in
rites them.
The Badger State says q Mr.. Orion
has established Circus at Portage City,
and gives entertainments every Tuesday.
Thursday, and Saturday-that it is in a
large room, well warmed by stoves-and
that the performances are better than any
ever before exhibited in the State.
The Ozaukee Times says the feeling
of opposition and amin osity, growing out
of the County Seat troubles, between
Washington and Ozaukee Counties is fast
subsiding.
The Madison Arg,ls of the 1st instant
mentions an exhibition of the Deaf and
Dumb before the Members of the Legis-
lature, as an appeal for aid for the Deaf
and Dumb Institute.
The Beaver Dam Republican has just
closed the first year of its existence; and
boasts of having met with abundant sue
cess.
The Fond du Lac Herald says there is
a project started TO loan the credit of the
City Of Fond du Lac for Sevent-F Five Thou
sand Dollars to the Valley Road.
The Fond du Lac Freeman says wheat
is selling in that City for one dollar and
twelve cents bushel, and that eight cents
more was paid for small quantity.
1t also contains notice for Plank
road Meeting, to consider the project OF
q Road to Waupun.
Richard Bates, an Irishman, was frozen
to death near Green Bay, during the re-
cent cold weather.
The Green Bay Adrocate says that o, r.
Potter, who built the Plankroad from
Fond du Lac to Rosendale, has purchased
the contract of the Taycheedah and Green
Bay Road to the Calumet County Line.
The Appleton Crescent says that steam
saw-mills are building on the line of the
Plankroads from Green Bay south, for
the purpose of making the plank for the
Roads.
Strong efforts are making to get a Daily
Mail from Fond du Lac to Appleton.
\ vote is to be taken at the Spring
Election, to decide whether the County
Seat of Brown County shall be removed
from Depere to Green Bay.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
Large Sale of Real Estate

We learn that George Kimball, Esq.
of this city, has sold TO Mr. c. LeFevre. Of
Milwaukee, his entire city property
comprising lots, dwellings, stores, &c
Mr.. LeFevre, we are told, designs to re
move here to superintend his purchase
an acquisition in every respect TO our po-
pulation, worthy of mutual congratula,
ton.
In this connection we may add, that we
are informed by the Register Of Deeds
that Real Estate in the City is beginning
10 manifest new life and activity. Sales
are frequent and increasing, aad at heal
thy and encouraging prices
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
UsnrY.

Read the article on our outside cnti-
tied the Rent Collector" from I. L.
Nichols. 1t is good article, and shad-
ows forth great principle
In this connection, we wish TO mention
that Mr.. Nichols and his wife Mrs Mary
s. Cove Nichols, are publishing Week
ly Paper entitled "Nichols' Journal at
One Dollar a year devoted to Water Cure
and Reform. 1t is one of the best pa
pers of the age, and all who wish that
kind Of intelligence cannot do better than
subscribe. Address 7. L. Nichols. NJ. D.,
Go Walker Street New York.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
The County Loan.

In the Madison Journal of the ID inst.
we find the following report OF proceed
ings:
The House went into committee Of the
whole Mr.. Wright in the chair The bill
| authorizing the Counties and Towns thro'
which the kenoSha and Beloit Railroad
may pass to vote on the question of loan
ing their credit to aid in building this
road Most Of the afternoon was spent
in discussing the BILL Mr.. Hale, OF the
eastern Assembly District of Kenosha Co.
advocated it. Mr. Hooker, ofthe Western
District, opposed. Most o. the members
from WalwoIth County opposed it, and it
was finally SO amended as to restrict its
action TO kenosha County only.
Mr.. Hooker then moved to POSTPONE its
further consideration one week, which
motion, after considerable debate, prevail
led. The Committee then rose. and the
! Assembly adjourned without acting upon
the report of the Committee.
In subsequent proceedings we notice
that the report of the committee was con-
Cured in and the matter postponed I'M
til Thursday, the 9th, yesterday
LATER-We find the following pro-
ceeding on the 9TH, in the Mil Sent:
Assembly went into Committee on the
Kenosha r. r. Bill, and after considera-
bic time spent in debate, Committee rose
and the House adjourned to p. NJ.
At 8 p. NJ, the discussion Of the Keno
sha r. r. bill continued in committee.
In the House an amendment excepting
from the bill the western towns was lost,
and the bill ordered engrossed.
An engrossment of a bill is generally
equivalent otis passage, 50 it may be to-
lerably safe to consider this bill as hay-
ing passed the Assembly.
LA4tsF.--Loan Iiil passed INC Asse1.-
bly, on the 6th, 10 to SO.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
Il. Menzie, Esq. Of Delavan, Ii;

- Il. Menzie, Esq. Of Delavan. has
commenced libel suit against Col. Gle
ment, Of the Racine 4idroc0te. damages
laid at $4,000. The offence appears to
be copying from a Galena paper as an
item of news, an article rejecting on Men
zie as counsel for some counterfeiters
Mr.. Clement knew nothing Of Menzie and
of course had no malice in publishing the
article, and we hope no jury can be found
who will establish the precedent that an
editor is liable to punishment for articles
so published. We have no objections to
see punished those who pen and print ma
licious articles for malicious purposes, but
if our laws authorize punishment where
there is no malice. they should be altered