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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
Great inducements

they of the most fashionable ana choice cuors
Prints, fast colors, 81 cts.,-n cheap stores 10
Extra, IL yards for 81.
CrRfMMINGS THROWN IN
Splendid Isce Hdkfs. &c la cheap stores SOC.
DO Linen Cambria, from g. c 10 81.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, 1917 25c per pair slightly dam
aged
All " COL dc LANES 25c- in other stores soc
Black and fancy Dress Silks, 81 &c to 81 per yard
The largest assortment ever offered in Wisconsin.
Extra Brocade Silks e71sc., called cheap al 81 ,25
Super do do s5c
Fine Chameon do 6254c SLIGO
Fashionable Raw silk Plads &c., in other stores q 4
Extra Fine Opera Cloth, Soc, " 10
White, Red ard yellow Flannels, common and fine, at
equally low prices.
Fine English Mcriuos and half yds wide only 25c.
Extra Paramatta, 37t9c, in cheap stores 62c.
Fine French Merino, g. &C, = Z" Sl,50
Apacca of all grades, at 30 per cent lower prices than
offered.
Splendid Black do for lsaic sold elsewhere at 37]4c.
Good do l2ls 4" 25c.
Mohair Alpine Lustric 50 . &c
French Ginghams 4 I'D wide 20c. - 9i4
Fine do l21@ lea
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
House & Lot on the Park

S2a0~ 5eOoa
T OF l, B. 81 Church street and North end OF
n the Park This is of tn. best local ions the City
OF kenosha. Buildings in good repair-goOd ell Water
CistcrDs &C. Possession given in May next Terms IA
vorabe. Enquire of the Subscriber the Court House
kenosha August Sd, 1853 II. II. DEMING,f
I7-f1
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
ASCARlDES, OH SMALL THREAD
NNAHx1ES

These worms 20 which the human system is LIABLE
the mosttroubesome all others They generally to
be found rectum and if allowed TO remain from the
irritation they produce lay the foundation for serious dis
orders such Inflammation of the bowels and other de-
engagements the stomach The best and safest medicine
that can be used is HOBENSACk's WORM SYRUP
Such is astonishing power of my medicines over is
earides, defy any to produce case where my
Worm syrup and Liver Pills recommended to be used
they will not euro All that is necessary to the Syrup
accordance with directions each bottle; and in
gentle lurgatvc required in order TO "ay The irritation
ney produce the Liver Pills by their sympatlsng action
and eay operation upon the bowels, Is the most pleasant
IN iic g tcnnb "
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

YESitE Subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
a Counties of kenosha, Racine and Milwaukee, for the
sale of PRESCOTT & BROTHERS.
TELODEONS. EOLEANS. SERAPHRN
AND REED ORGANS.
Would respectfully inveh Public 70 IN examination of
the same No Instrument of the size produced in the
Country combines much melody and compass, with
musical sonness rs these Instruments. In many of the
Churches they have taken the place Of Organ giving
the most am pie satisfaction.
Each Instrument is warranted 10 be perfect every re-
spec otherwise sale. They of 4, Az, 5 and oc
aves and rangein price from S25 0,accodng
style finish, &c, sc. z .sv
Orders sent to the Subscriber will be promptly attended
and all mmunicationsimmedatey answered
Kenosha, Aug.7, 1853. [a-1y] MARY A. AVER
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
E1Es. 81. JOHNSON.

Ply stefan and RECON.
AAFfERS his professional services 10 che citizens OF Kc
" nosha, and adjacent country. lie say without
contradiction, that in experience ofSiIern BerS prc
lice in the treatment Of esern diseases be has los,
hpaent of fever however complicated with local dfcul-
ties when called In seaSonabe time. Nor has he in
Enle instance failed 10 render The necessary aid and 10 an
ply Prerequisite remedies in the profession obstetrics
For che qualification of the afflicted will rGrr1at if un-
deFiske &c the following diseases, pavAlI Fe
Vers. Lung Complaints from Bilious nerau-ements Sore
Eyes, all difficulties attending cohncments rheumatism
Liver Complaints all Female Complaints, whatever their
nature character; Ague Intermittent Fever by from
oneto six portions of Medicine Optional with the applicant
wish IL distinctly understood that all the above named
Complaints will cure pay w be asked, ifdirections
are followed.
e. Cad gad pror the rirtaes ef ths Rfn srdeiae.
Office at his residence, first house vest OF bridge west
Conversational Church.
Kenosha~Juiy ], 1888. ly2 II. JOHNSON.
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THE JEROME LAND FOR SALE.

Il \ PURSU ANCE OF A DECREE of the Circuit Court
the state Virginia, held for the County Of Ohio on
Tuesday, the Sh of June. 1885, he Subscriber offers al
Private Sale the following property, to wit;
The East half Of The SoQth East quarter Section No
90 and the south halt OF fractional No. Eve t5 all in Town
ems, an and wesl OF Range yihFee @ east adjoining
the City of kenosha heRosha county WISCONSIN, ON the
South containing by Government Survey, hundred
and sxty-eightt 6s Terms of sale credit of
twelve and eighteen months by the purchaser giving
bonds and security for the nsianens and the title being
held further security until payment, deed Of trust,
or nori gage taken to the same.
The subscriber may be consulted by letter addressed 10
Wheeling Virginia. JOHN b. BAlLESS
Oct 2sth, 1853. Commissioner appointed bysaid Court
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London Water Proof Paste,

EyOR BOOTS AND SHOES. The best In ihe world fo
u preventing wet feet md preserving the leather.
HOLIDAY, Agent for kcnosha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
u u E al a Ola STOMACH WORM.

This worm IS usually found in the small lnieslines, and
is the worm children yet Is not entirely
confined them, adults have frequently been known TO
setter with them The Symptoms most prominent while af
cctcd tn this worm hardness and fitness of the bel
w. Shiny stools luoseuess ofhe bowels picking atthe nose,
bueh streak under the &c lfyou- of your
children have any of the aboN" symptoms HoBENSACk'S
arm Syrup can safely be depended uponby using you
certain, safe and speedy and if after using il
according the directions the patient is not restored TO
health and the thoroughly eradcntcd from the sys-
em you assured there is remedy beyond the
grave fail there is such word fail with those
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
$500 CHALLENGE!
HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUP.

article founded upon Scientific Principles, compoun
"a ed with purely Vegetable substances, being perfect
~ safe when taken aud has been known To fail IN GU
ring the obstinate Uorms exist when
this remedy used from the fact that it not only de
stroys them, but al the slime and mucus which
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
ADMINISTRATORS LIVER PILLS.

No par Of the system liable disease than the
Lircr being supplied with numerous blood vessclsand
nerves. and diseased the blood of flowing through
al paris OF the BODY produces jrer Complexities dEHGice
T}iiIious -3Frr;io8s 3, J)HSpcps IL. &c.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
THE TAPE WORM.

This worm is the most difficult TO destroy of all that
nhabit the human body, 1t grows almost indefinite
length and becoming eoled and fastened the nestines
aud stomach produce Ets, 81. Pitus Dance, &c,
which is the of many going 10 the grave not believing
that these complaints have Tape Horm
consequently they do not the proper medicines for their
disease To those who afflicted with this awful foe To
health, recommend the of my WOra Syrup and Lii
rer Pits the Syrup be taken IN doses of table spoons
f three times day then take from v" 10 eight of my lit
tie Liver Pills, dslodgc and pass the woIn By strictly
following these directions the most obstinate cases Of Tape
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-02-10
LATEST NEWS !!
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WAR! WAR;! WAR!!!

At the present time while nothing but War and Of
War attracts the public attention, want the
FARMERS OF WISCONSIN,
and the public in general realize fact that notwh-
standing the inevitable results Of great advance IN me
Prices OF Produce,
We have reduced the prices OF stock to such an extent
as 10 render 1t Of
The Utmost Importance
TO those wishing any Of the numerous articles contained
in ii 10
blockade Inn am cdiaeeEy
Store they may have an opportunity ior purcha
sing goods such prices cannot IAN 10 give snshco
the same goods We wish all who doubt this to call and
see for themselves stock shall be freely shown to ALL
and as il consists only the best styles OF the most dcsra
liz ulnds. IL Offers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Sauna OF TIE AILASrIc.-The United States
all steamship Atlantic, Capt West, saued IRON the
foot Of Cana-s, at IL O'Clock On Saturday for Liver
pool, with fifty passengers. She also carried ian
freebt and $500, 1874 80 in specie
ARRIVAL OF CAPT. FoRsYTH.-Capt. Forsyth
late of the steamer Virago, arrived IN TINS Cty Oh
Friday BY the California steamer and lett on ss'ur
aav in the Atlantic for Liver JoO He has been pro
Noted by the British Government for his services IN
saving the United States Exploring Expedition under
Lieut. Strain.
Ioss Oh THE BRIG ST. JULIES-A teiegrapoe
asoateh from Baltimore under date OF the s'th says
A d;.nsteh received at Norfolk from New-Orean''
announces the loss OF the brig ST. Julsn, owned oy
Me,s,s Wilson & Oyer, of Portsmouth. She is IN
spred in tie Mutual Insurance Company ot New
York and also in Virginia compsny her cargo
was fully insured.
p,,,rr oy rur SHrPwEEcKED PAssrs0ERs OF 1hh
Srw FRA-Mr. r. A. Witihsus, President oil the
German Emigrant Society, who has been indeialgs
IL ~ ,ocuripg relief for the poor eDigrants wrecked
:, ,bs Nav Era on Deal Beach, Acknowledges 'he
-, 90 Is 400 from various individuals. lie says
h., With this cum, us of the poor people were re
90 With clothing and money to the amount OIL siO
a.oh There are still remaining some % o'her pAs
.or,.rs 70 whose relief the residue OF the SUN col
,oo,od w;u he applied. Mr.. Withsns deserves
,ps'. srdit for tbe prompt and energetic measure;
xsisb f he adopted for lie relief OF his distressed
cOunuymen. lie promises names and snoan' % n sr
sc,ip,icDs. together with other PARTICULAR 10 PA"
/ pblet TO be Issued in a few days.
ARRIVAL OF TIKI SHIP vAIrIsAiso-in 80
TrADr-The ship Valparaiso Capt ksnnsu, M.,so4
Yesterday from Mscao. On the 9Th Of oS"O0.'
while lying Of St. Helena for provisions the crss
broke out into open mutny assaulting captain Vls s
os,s and Consul Five of the rnsiesders were YET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
FIRES.
FIRR IN A CHURCH.

h
About l2l clock, yesterday afternoon, smoke was
discovered Issuing from the lower part of the new
church eoi6ce in Twenly-ffth ST. near Sixth .av
The alarm OF fire was Immediately given, aud ia a
short time the 6remen OF the Dstrct arrived on the
ground Upon breaking open the doors, fire was dis
covered in the main lobby, sround one Of the fues
connecting with che furnace used for heating the
building. The fire having et1een the frat floor
and bssem mt ceiling, it was found necessary % tear
up the plaukiDg for the space Of ten twelve feet
around ibe flue. The flames we're then speedily sub
dued. Loss about $50
The coDgreg sriOn had but short time before LEFT
the church, and the edifce closed. Had the fire
occurred during the services the congregation would
no doubt have been greatly frightened, and some
might have sustained injury in their ate pts 10 get
our. TIE fire Yves occasJned ny the fues becoming
oveiheoted, there was heavy fre in the furnace.
FIRE IN BRooKLYs.
About 10 o'clock on saturday night fire broke
out in the ranlDy mill and box nahufsctory Of Wa.
II. " aton situated or Seabripg st. near Van Brunt.
The bsildbg of frame and burGed with great
fury causing briOaDt light ana Illuminating tue at
mos phere for considerable distance round about.
A New-Yo!k FIRE Company Hose No. u aud q W IL
hemsburgh Company Engine No. ~ were attracted
by the light and came over The oOutents of the
building r.isted Of boxes and lumber eight nine
saws PLAYING mscbine set of tin fol rolls, with a
large quantity of metal besides boiler and steam
CINE All Of 81 q contents we're either ruined or to.
taily destroyed, with the buildiIg. The total loss
amounts to about 30. 000 upon which there are poll
cies of insurance in o number Of NeS. York and
Brooklyn Offices amounting to about 81 600.
Two cottages on Van BIu1t st. were considerably
damaged by the flames, but were preserved b. the
e1ertiops Of the ffeIneu, who lsbored energetcaIy
ana with good effect
II lie nol known how the FIRE originated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.

The pressure Of Foreign News leaves w no space
for extended notices Of Entertainments this )rnng.
Tie ITALIAN OrERA at the ACADEMY OF Music,
on the whole, was brilliantly attended, last week,
though two of tho representations were injured by
rainy weather Lucia d LdmmsrmOor Will be given
tonight for the first time. Signor M1rios Edgardo
is perhaps his most touching, lacbrymose character.
II ia Immensely admired in Paris aud London. Badi-
oil alsO will appear.
The EsGIIsH OPER, AT NIBLo's has been doing
pretty we'll THE Syren will be repeated might
Lucy Of Lammermoor is promised soon.
WALLAcK's " Weeds among Flowers has been
played through the week. Tonight, "The Bachelor
of Arts" TomorioS night, benefit Of Soto, the well
known dapseuse
Atihe METROPOLITAN Miss Julia Dean concluded
her engagement on Saturday. Mrs. FarTen appears
tonight in "Grselda " with Mr. Eddy.
Al the BROADWAY English OPERA and the drama
of Fauttus KEEP, good houses. Tonight, Miss j. NJ
Davenport i'll her remarkably successful Drama Of
Camille
AT BUTTONS the new play, "The Upper Ten and
"Lower Twenty" has done well, and is to be con-
tipued.
At the NATIONAL there viii be circus performances
and the popular play of d" The French Spy"
Attic BowERY The Cataract Of the Ganges Is
10 be pr oduced in magnificent style.
A, BARxuM's MUSEUM Eustsche viii be played
this week, with light pieces in the afternoons On
Tuesday evening Mr. Hsoa0ay's benent.
For ethiopian and other enter anments tie reader
is referred TO our advertising columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
y,.,.ra.on BROTHERS ~ Co.'s Circular.

n pts.1 LIVERPOOL Monday, llth Mo 10 Ieof
Wiihoui being able 20 quote any VARIATION III g SolS
WnEAT OF Flour since fhdsy the nAIse1 n ,dS pss.
~, In ,Ither article fIom day TO day o,.a. . f.,-
fn5sn Com sii msintsins tho Improvement s h.,ns
% H. Cc1nd purcbasers extreme rates WINE 0eins
IN more 10 isvor than yeow or high liked .,,.,,
n.TSt has oply b, en- taken 20 very mooe,s.e
~ ~ xtreae rates auotablc st week are barely supporter
Ain''" ''' LivrRPooL Tuesday, lith Mo. u iSe4
hs rportins was fairly end ID. bat Only very
, rsfa,I business place 10 either WHEAT Of
80 holders would readily have 81 omitted u ooeo
~ w. Of az y 20 n the general raos OF rossn
,nA So a on Euslsh and Iiish qualities aud on f"oVh i0~H
2 bill and sack - .,..s. ,-i,bont change In
tsar5Ix any sood yellow the msrset fAH heH
hired realized 45l d45. p - 10. ,-,,..s IA,
Or odd but slowly snd MEAL was also les.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
CHINA.
CoNTINuED FIGHTING.

According 10 teleersphic accounts via Trieste, IN
inclination of the mail from China, of Sept. ~.
mere had been no further change 10 the rate OF
Exchange. The export Of tea, to date, had oeen
q GOO 600 lbs, and of silk, 69O7 bales Canton be-
me- still threatened the trade OF the place continued
Al stand. Considerable fighting hae recently taSea
mace brt the result was unknown. No further sup
Mics Of tea had arrived, and none seemed to be- e~,
rrscted al cough every effort had been inside, ana
rblack mail had been offered for cafe transit al me
rate Of q per pecul Anarchy vas IN ,Gs
interior Of the country. From Foo chow saipa'en1s
were going forward very slowly, ana OF ShanSnn
there was little busipess-tbe market having been
cleared of the small quantity Of silk avsl9be fnoes
had consequently advanced $50 per pecat SHppho''
both Of sjlk and tea were arriving but slowly
The British, French and Amt ricAn PienlPotenuS.-
res were to proceed to revision of the treaiie' win
China. =. ,,oDd-;a
A Dispatch from Bombay, Oct. Is, via Alexandra
ADD Trieste, state that DOst Mshomed IS nssousuns
"a secure the friendship of the Eoghsh we nave
hssrd 40 much of this hero lately, that 80 cannot De-
Heye an, statement respecting his Intentions.
From Alexandria Egypt, Nov. 7, It Is teiesraPatsu
hat new levy of troops is ordered IN AID Vi ING
Sultan. ~ 49,. rr..Lood nav,
station to kokan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
State of Trade,

The accounts q the state q trad IA The Nanu.e1rinr
tow dunrs he v~rkl .ho~~d tlt.rs,o, feadsacY
20 otQ-son being sl obs-rvabs and e.p.eialT a. Nan
et''sr from brs iTfhsm tbe advice. ly,ab- =. r.
tsfs To- fos fsde bur ruf.vor.bs respe-s fs,esn
"o ibo2sh the IfOD aannfsc resolved fs n.
e'en !" nsiu.in '1ist'ug rree- -c3lc ou before
e, o. the year ssem not ip ob;b- Ia TIE .sds
81 IN own tb'rnnghan) revival from d1n cs1sd
~ ire sse o. srsirs 10 America ssd Aastfsls c3s
hcsIeo htey III 'he spriog a. Sonshsn there has bsen
ite ts nation, but tie busnsss saced n
very iow scsr AID there has been OF employ
tn'nt 1he Wooen DitcS Continue form exception
me oiher parts 4 TIE ccuHr and although the msnufse
tefes Ae oposed 70 tEercisc great TIE operations
are uon very ssfitscory scale a. firm quotations. IL The
lIh LDsI kes there h.s been improvement except
IN the articles and Yarns For Flax there has been
Increased demand better rates Csy Glims1 Lynd0p
have Lded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
COMMERCIAL MAIT'ERG
sArURpAY. Nov. 25-P. N,


There was general Improvement at the Stock
Board 10 day, with more disposition to operate amopg
buyers The bears made shor, contracts, but not to
any important extent, while many shorts we're bought
In. At The Second Board the transactions were lin
tied At q slight decline from the highest morning rates
but closing with some hrrnness. The improveme
was mainly in Central and Erie, the former impro
ing a y cent. and the latter u y cent. At t.
cIoss SO wsz offered for Erie The other ehsasos
were: Hudson River improved v cent? H2fien,
Reading and stOnngtoD, y cent? NicaIsgus' ~
cent; Canton, p cent; Cumberland, I cents
Norwich declined y cent from the lss' SALE Sons
time, binoe. Railroad Bonds were IN TAR dehane ~
better rates The sales reached s'o,VVO' inc'eans
Illinois Central at IS, advance OF Y cent Ne
Y. Central, 50, en- advance Of cent faha1~.
second ksue, II; Hud-on ConvefHois, Oh hHns
Mortgage, 100; Ems, lees, e. &c e'e oss.s
usre In f,r demand and steady Virgfnias, ooSsot;
Misrouris, eoss. an improvement CALIFORNIA;, sti
Ohos 1860, s64.
Exchange is quiet and heavy at ssst cent, an
-. Is.6ug drawers asking "a y cent. Very as
,voornt, OF Bankers bills were sold for the &c IA
steamer steI p cent. Francs, SD, 93.i9l.
n Preighas, we hear OF 25 900 bush Grain 10 Liv-
s~pool lasd; 600 bales Cotton, 81 S3Isi $50 ties.
Beef 2fsi 800 bbls. Re,in, VI; 500 bbs Flour, ~.
10 London, $50 tuns Teas, 1915; 500 6bk. Ol-Cske,
IA; eco bbls Pork, 2j6; 500 bbis Resin, slJ; zoe
btk Bone-Bisck, 81. To Antwerp $50 bbl'. Resin
81; 100 bbIs Ashes, PSI. To Rotterdam, some Picer
was taken at 49, charter was made for lrela = -f
I'D and one for Csdiz, thence 70 Rio and homo 81
o. IS for Coffee The ship Eastern States w~ csHs-
cred for Melbourne on terms not made pablo '''
slsypag Lsa siyss for throe days: 81.
! To Nysvpso; include ss.sossios go BON 0's'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
Highland, A,hya ~ Co.'S Circular.

fPer Balre GO 80 he IIth nj '
.s,,srS-In our to-day there wssA less sctiVe
80 ~. tender ey decidedly easier, thoaeh our
psoxssoSs-Beef- eontnae firm prices arc wen
,;.sS snd stocks are reduced 10 very snAH s0mpAss
pasrothins doiDs for want Of sslisee stock Bacon 10
sood dsmsr a. with prees unchanged from !" @'VI ~Heo
TIIow-Tbere has been moderate business dong 70 "a
low chiefly good North American At % GO'" i"e
closes ffuer. =, . A., ali lint TO-DAY 300 10
800 tups have been sold for delivery no" ''N"N' ~
AM. 80. l., 4, ..,iv. a. nsna At
o,s, o,,. quite neglected spirits furPsntne sfe
Etis os,ier III having been esP'ed al VINCE P'e7
seleu.
OILs-we have no change 20 report
LaxsErp CAKE continues In sooc demand
ASHKs-No change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER 81, 1854

hand. Of the trade re,usr dessd saA the .r.i,, %
uiodts qualities which vented sseo. pri.s. ~
such sy 'ssd'; Ossr sTsd@s are irrsuar aad d,e "a
eel nfs. fales to dsy ss0at e1 Al A.eh-.., "a
iHfottuut SDcs frdas 'b4 Lis~rpool CosA t-.I. b,t
lefB % sod uisfs~ toe viii nDr- h.-. "a ,
th.s FrsHsh WHEsT ard gLJyE-psic. yer. e,tb., T.
favor ~ he husT ISDfts tJss t-sdF Tae c1c.eqs
Phntas Chs arr Baltimore YLoUR a. q b., .hits va
49, f.d lld2l go n wHi,a fNoI.x togx a. f7j
yellow q n fGi, nisra 81 fs1 n -. Il 49,.
ipoui-y hr 70 bEEF IN pOeE 10 chang. B.c5x
don A. n ~ = Cot Tor sversfe eisty ~ ri4dles LasD
is ,fs0. finer . e. 05fi TALLow sinc- ys,e-d,v -.
sd7tDeee Y et AID % "a easily ostlisabls fJ 6asess,S"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

behind, and others shipped in their stead. Capt.
Kennel ssys tie bark Aftou, Capt ar her. lat from
Cspe Lopez and RsLenrs, put ints s.. Helen. for
more mep and reported go negroes on the COST, tbs
osuers Offering s20 600 TO carry them TO the Iland
Of Cubs. II. L. " stcs nship Pniiome L a captured
ahsTnsphrooiie brig having shocks and provisions
on board, On suspicion Of being a SLAYER sud sen;
her into s.. HeeLs in clarge Of prize crew. Her
master and mate we're on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
The --latest.

LIvIRPooL, WedDe sdsJ. Nov. is, 1881 O'Clock P b.
ssh concession IN the price Of COTTON has induced more
activity ard the sales Of the day will sbout 5000
bales Ssos bsve been made to day define Of
sixteenth compared with Fridays pnces Spectators
exporters hsve taken cor bales
10 the BEEADsTUFFs market there quo:sbe change
but the TaI sseons limit ed owing however mainly
fact that public senon IL suost wholly enSrossod by the
details Of tie conflict Of SevastoPol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
SUPERIOR cOURT-sefor- Judge oAxl. ". u
FRIDAY We
SUIT ToR VALUE or A HORSE.

SUI FOR VALUE or HORSE.
Nihan sh eat J..oe. II .rri., Jr By his saaniisn.
lie defendant bird Of piaiutff horse aud vehicls
20 70 FusttnE Tue hoTse Astor1 fell and Ia few
minutes ded Suit or1a.h the value Of The horse
TIE around tina defendant bird him psofessecy
FGhinz but that be vent Instead Janacs snd tesFehy
converted the hore 10 bis PAouf Is keeper Of
LIVERY stable BE v6ues the hor.e 50 for which
the action broE.ht In defence aid th.f defendant
mol and consequently snisR,be suit IL 10 aha
deemed that lie u asee tho hoEss and converted bis
In reply was stated hs, n an action Of
q nor a. seli adult Is liable sut siso il con
teudsd tsst devsips from the where ls
should t.ke the hcrse de-nosnt became liable Defendant
hut yeS. Of but bis father twhs not, however La
BEL Is wealthy.
Tn. bring sth July last. very DO, day. young
l.dv sbo company with defendant testified that tie
hoise driven. At Astoria driven
drink vhen Il fell and in mirut died Verdict for plain
,r SIS v.ue Of The horse suheet the opiaon Of the
Court For plaintiff. Mr.. NJ Allen; for defendant Mr..