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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-12

= OF the 10Th Of day March. D.. 1876.
In the matter of the GUARDIANSHIP Of Isaac II Sheldon
minor.
on reading and fling the petition of Francis Norton
praying other things that should be
sar from any normalsy in his applicat
as Guardian of Isaac sheldon that the should
he vacated revoked this Court that then he may
hppont ted ssnch Guardan I'll 0RDEHsp that said app
cation he heard before the Court
kenosha the 10Th day Of April A. D. 1855 NJ
and that tca thereof be given all
same by shng this order four successive weeks that
ksnosha Tribune Telegraph weekly newspape:
published in the City of Kenosha, in said county
4wiO by the Court. JON ID. JILSUN, County Judge.
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KESosHA CouSTY.2 -
City of Kenosha, SIS To George W. POUNDS
You hereby notified that writ Of
Attachment has been issued against you and property
Ten Dollars and Serentyone cents lSio7l Now unless
shall appear before Nishols Justice of the Peace
said county his Office the City of
day of April o'clock the afternoon Jng-
will be rendered against and your property
pay the debt - J. B. SfARKW EATITER
Dated March Is. 1855, w sw4O PLAINTIFF
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IN the matter of the Stephen Godsworthv
On reading and fling the petition Of stephen
praying amongst other things that letters
may the Of stephen Godsworty late
SAID County, deceasedIT ORpERED that
TON be heard before me at the Probate Office the cty
nosa on the 9th DAY d May at 10 o'clock a. Nd Of said
day. ana tnat notice thereof be given by Publishing this
Tor successive weeks before that Rsnps rri
bhne eegraph weekly newspaper printed and pD1;sa
in the City of kenosha in said County. JON b.
Dated March 80 1855 3Y42 Cannty ~
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TO RENT AND FOR SALE.
Tavern Stand for Sale.

Tavern Stand for Sale.
BUTTONS well known Stand, on
<zfss@A the Plank Road, ten miles from Keno.
lsssEaa sha, and II miles from Racine, on the
lsssxaS Racine q Wllmot Plank Road, is offer
ed for sale. The Improvements are, a
,arge Tavern House, large Barns and Out houses
good wells of water, cisterns, ice house, &c.
The County Agricultural Society has also loca
ted its Far Buildings. permanently, at this place.
This the most desirable location III the County,
and will be sod on easy terms, and at a bargain -
Enquire OF the Subscriber on the premises SRI
H@e "a. 81 LYMAN BUTTON. a
Paris, kenosha Co. Ian 4. 1855 29voll5 :.
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ETNA INSURANCE co.
.e. OF Hartford Conn.
IncrcHse Easl, auitoi In G 5p0n aOo

increase Sasn aptsai TO SjOOOO00.
4 HAVE the pleasure of informing the dealers
d. with this Company and the public generally,
that IN view OF toe vast increase nfbusiness dur
ing the past year, it, cash capital has been in.
creased TO $1,000 q. This together with he
large Surplus always kept on hand in cash and
'he enormous receipts OF premiums on its regular
'nd established business affords lis rocy holders
an Indemnify much greater than any other in.
snFaaHe COMPANY in America.
IN business OF this company is conducted on
ihr aud liberal prnc pals and ITS losses re ALWAYS
promptly paid in cash. The undersigned IN en-
erIng upon the twelfth year ofhs agency for this
company This city and vicinity. begs to congrat-
Mate ITS dealers upon lis remarkable success and
the lmportanLincre OF IFS capital aud business
which together with the manner in which its bu.
SIN IS is conducted. places it on a basis hevoud The
reach Of any contingency short of simultaneous
colHaPration OF the country.
All applications for insurance or information in
reference thereto, will be attended 10 with IN.
same Pnnctuaity as heretofore. Rates as low as
ANY other responsible Office
Kenosha. Feb. l5 80. l., G. MERRILL.
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Sale of the TseM Estate of Fronc,. T,,-;--
ham, a Minor ~ y 7f-F'a~-,-7

henosha County Court sitting Court of Proba,e ar
- ath day Of March 1855. (. : =. 'e' "a 'he
ON reading and fling the petition Of Is,sc T. yoha.
dian OF Francis H. Tinkhain minor heir Of I,
oecsassa forth that the said Francis
- IN roi the sara deceased fifth part Of tie land
ID sau In common with heirs Of The
saa hst the SAID land produces no in
the said petitioner verify believes that oni be
uIs pehenel to him. the said minor have his portion
the aid land sold az anctfonn avas nut IN
.esa s pee and praying that be granted
70 20 ssit the interest OF the said
nthe SAID land according to the PROVISIONS Of
stStute IN such made provided - S y ,"e
U IS therefore Ordered that persons IN 90 Z;
.ae appear before tho Judge Cont 1t WnnSa
ei nay next at tea O'clock at the Court House In the
eity ana county OF Kenosha then there to Show
taere son be why license should 10 said
De SAG rea estate according tothe prayer the said
anu ~ further ordered that
s. tor successive weeks bearing in the
$4,000 foas and IegTaph weekly printed
Puo.snes IN the City or kenosf1a in said county.
4wS9 ~ BY thecourt,E JON b. JIIssUN, "a
.tBfss& ha# 4SEsN 49, County judge.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

chedPer than erer-W Wholesale & RefsiI
TENHE Subscriber offers 10 sell Clothing as
III cheap as any Clothing Store in the CIV OF
hsnoshu, or the neighbotug Cities He wishes
- can attention 10 the fact that his Clothing is
nfsoufaetnred ut Home =
HATS AND CAPS, Wrappers, Drawers.
MtIens, Gloves, BOYS Clothing, etc
u All kinds OF work done to order on the sbo,,
est notice. JOHN xJT.StgN
n' Ne 70, Main Street.
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FARM FOR SALE.

IT Make Not &c. the subscriber offers for sale at
IN great bargain, $50 acres OF land calculated
to make IA first rate graf. aud stock farm, situated
miles from Kenosha City, i60 rods north of
the Burlington road on sections Is, IA, | | aud 10
in the town Of Paris, and convenient to several
plank roads and railroads. 1870 acres enclosed :;
good two story farm house. Most OF the materials
on hand to build barn. as also to enclose 100
acres more; from 100 to 300 acres is pillow land the
balance is bottom or meadow land, There is from
so to 60 in to wheat. The subscriber will SELF,
altogether or in parcels to suit customers, If neces
sary. H. w. JOHNSON
Kenosha, June 18th 1854. e .Es
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J. In Probate---lx eaosha county Court. =

james Riev. +ss ssaUf rFfA - ? ts','1 ~ Ns'sv
On reading and filing the Of Guardian
OF said minors representing among other his wards
are sezed OF an undivided interest the
city Of kenesha and that it would be sell the
and appearing proper that the same should Sold IT IS Or
pERFn AID directed tat the nextof
estate epear before the
couls On Monday The ~ day OF April next o'clock
oil said day. az city afore
said then and there TO show any they have why
tene should be granted for the real
And It is further Ordered that copy OF this publishes
edor az least three successive day
ing in the Kenoshd Tribune ard Telegraph weekly nswsna
per printsA in this cenntyk aA% 9* JON BJISUN n. In
Dated March NJ, 1855. Il, Swf0 Countv ipd,,e
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sNoTICES.
.NC1rTTgrEs.

n LII persons indebted 20 A. Lewis & Son uhose
"A Notes and accounts are now due are request
ca to settle without delay and these wishing to
pufchas are invited to ealland examine our stock
as We are Determine to give satisfaction n n,,~
ctiasers u selling goods as cheap as the cheapest.
Nov. 80, ale5a.-aa b sea, $50 1s.'>" -
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PROBATE, NOTIC.E,- $ !.

hepssaa connty Court sitting Court Probate Of ta
the tier Of the estate Of John Cain deceased.
I0.dH Uh0m ttaQy C0Rcern
said estate having beer Issued ~ the county
~ the State of Wisconsin OF March
a. " lo andsx months from date being allowed and limited
ior 70 present e claims and
osee T. iereb given that the undsrsgned win ons
nrst MONDAY IN July next, Oelock aice
thecity OF ssnesha receive adjust aid cafas M
All PrsYns aeainst the SAID deceased
4W59 JON b. JTLSuN, County Judge.
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Ely A. MARSH ALE. Ar Va ~ .,,y SIN r

EiV A. MARSH ALE, AT No. -, m.tv srn err
4 cha now on band, aud will be Receiving d.
ring the season, a complete assortment of th"
brst h'ndi 81 COOKING, PARLoR aud FLAFE sToy Es,
also Iahle and Pocket Culiry, Shears, SCISSORS
Axes aud Heivrs. foes. Shovels, Spades Hau,-
Saws, Hay and Manure Forks. Curry Combs.
Scythes aud snaths. Mails :, d al Hammers Stfap
aud Hook Hinges, Hooks and Staples, Butts and
Screws, Cow aud Sheep Bells, Sheep shears,
Wool and Horse Cards, PorceIein Kettles. Pofce-
lah Sauce Pans. French Cups ard Suuce Pans,
Brittana Tea and Coffee Pots, Britannia Pitchers
qnd Tamhlers. German SILVER, Brunswick. and
Britannia Table and Tea Spoons, Brass and Iron
Cdndtsticks, Snnfets aud Erays, sad irons, and
a general assortment o : housekeeping articles
together with "a fun assortment OF PLAIN and
JAPANNED lIN WlREs Thankful forpast favors,
$ hopes to receit,' share of the public patron
Give me acrll, aud will try TO please
othir q1aliy ) 2ods and Prices
sHs ,iss,t S54. li s12| FaA MARSHALL.
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MEDIcAL,
THE AMERICANS FRIENni.

To tds Citizensef the United States, ---nes saos
most hurnbIy and Sincerely ihank you for
the patronage Which you have bestowed upon my
Fills take this opportunity Of stating that niy
Ancestors were all Aueriean Citizens, and that
entertain for all that concerns America and Amer.
can Citizens, the most lively sympa Ilies so much
SO that originally compounded these Pills ex.
pressly 10 suit your climate, habits cousututioUs,
ard nannerof iiving intending 10 establish mysef
atrieng you, which have DONE by taxing premises
IN New York. 5s & sn@ta aaf#s sa Gfs64as 3a
z aitr3 g l9TH0MAS HOLLOWAY, ssig
go Maiden Lane, -Netc York
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HAINSTREET, KENOSAA WISCONSIN
r. now receiving their Winter Stock of
HARDWARE 81 STOVES ofevery
a Akind and variety thatiskePt in any Establish
lneut of the kind, which we will sell Cheaper than
has ever been offered this city. We have onhand
I ne following splendid assortment of COOKING
STOVES, alIof Albany Castings, aud Warranted
10 stand Fire and Bake .rrll. OF Mosaic
OLD LR ON-SIDES.
Nth Siid.ng Hearth & 4Ash Pan underneath
This Stove took the Fist Premium at thelast
State Fairfield at Albany last Fall. and is pro-
nouuced BY those that have used them, to be the
Best Stoves in the World!
VULCAN AIR-TIGHT,
Very Heavy Casting s.-Bele ofthe State
Large Oven extending underline Hearth A beau
tfuI pattern Queen Of the Forest, Elevated Oven
which beats ANYTHING of the kind in the market
IRON WITCH,
Bnck Oven, with Furnace in front, which every
body says is perfect in every respect
WESTERN WITCH. -
Anew pattern, large Oven, and be autfdl Cast
ing.
WHOLESOME Patent Air>Tight a bsau,iful Stove:
Ransom's Premium Castings, all szas. isafranted
tostand Fire We manufacture.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron, IF ecery dss-
criphon 6y experienced Workman
1t is not necessary to mention articles We have
on maud Alive ask of those wishing 10 purchase
IS to car and examine our Stock aud Price, aud
be satisfied that are telling the truth.
he clH not ke undersold 5v ann Esto5-
Lskment in tire State.
Don't Forget tina New Hardware store,
Nov. 1858. GEO. w. HALE
nIe-H gro, N.TOwELEN,
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MARBLE FACTORY.


GEORGE ACKLEY
ANNOUNCES the people ofkenosha Gity
and County. aid Vicinity that he has bought ont
the Marble establishment OF JosEPH |. EHIE. aud
that he has added largely TO the Stock, with both
Italian and American Marble r.
Of the very best qualities, and is prepared TO furn-
sh TO order all work in the Marble Line.
Being an EXPERT ENC ED WORKMAN, he feels
confidence in warra,itng his e.....s tss.. d.
Monuments, Tomn-Stones, Tomb-TabIes.
Obe,isls, PaInt-stOnes,
and all other work wanted, ior FINISH AND
STYLE, TO rival ALL COMPETITIONS
Plain. Raised, or Ornamentalwork. o. any char
acter desired done in slyleto give ENTIRE sal
siact on .~Es@
lie respectfully sccits the patronage of the
Public. 3E
IL Shop on Main Street, opposite The City fo
tel. GEORGE ACKLEY.
Kenosha, Dec 1854 4s
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LEE INSURANCE.

DREPARE for the fatare wants of your family
by having your lifo Insured. 50 ts4
The National Life Insurance Company
1.-THE United States. is Situated al Montpelier.
Vermont, with,a cash capital Of 100000 Iii
one Of the sa fest and best Life Insurance CoifLa-
uys in the country, L.G MERRILL Agent
.a--tsssgs S y - at Meicalf s. MerriPs.
kenosha, Wis, July 18th "a. 4 s..~.sg
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HAIR GLOSS HUMPS Golden Gloss, for
b4antifyidg the II 1aF,at 81 sBEIHE's.
-. 1900. = NOTICE,

-~a Il stoses. Isl. NOTICE. sz
VEsHE slowing desert lands W Re sold on lie
u gsthsday of April 1884, fof the State. l:ouatu
and Town Taxes OF 1850, of kenosha tsonaftvss.r
unless thesame are reaee med on or be fore the l3
dayaof July, ID. 555,pthe same will Be forfeit
eds ass il sssn ss8s, S. haa.E 4aeas.f 3 49, 4
Assessed to- sc Use 4 sec g., TI,R23 Tax. {
II, IL Defining Town Southport, s0ars. S IA ,25
Do 't'sS ! fl. sec. s. TIER a3lf :.
Town Southport, es ars { Si0aoo
k: Fl DEFINING, -
w3o .axHaaGsas zoKenosbs Go., iWs
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-. c.. EMPIRE SALOON @

50 MAIN STREET SO. M
The subscriber is receiving. daily. the best
kindofFsesh Oysfersein Kegs, Caes and Shell
Hiich they VII sell at Wholesale o r 4 etaiI, -.
All kinds Game in their season.
The best kinds OF Pi,tsburg, Ciuciunati. and
Dayton Ales always on band = et ID '1a
Eatahes Of every vmi-ty md shape
~ y, B. Cash paid for Prairie Chickens Qnaiis, &c
hcnosha, Sept 1854. II. T. PHELPS
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FOR S AL E.

2 SA VI Il w. III ILLIFS
kenosha, Feb. % 1855. 36ii
Smyrna times., 1855-05-09
Liquor Shops and their Effects.

The following extract from the address of
Judge Hopper, to the Grand Jury of Kent
county, Nd, breathes a proper spirit, and is
worthy of a perusal:
"There has been so little criminal business
in your county, for the last few years, it seems
scarcely necessary to give you a charge.
cannot urge you to diligence, with any pro-
priety, as you always dligent aud despatch
your business in one-third OF the time gener-
ally consumed by the Grand Jures, in other
parts OF the Circuit. | fear, however, that
you will hereafter be called upon to do more
service. The late restriction in the sale of in
toxicating drinks, in the State of Delaware,
will cause the whole line between that
State and this, to be stretched with grog-
shops, which will produce assaults and batteries
riots and unlawful assemblies Our border
citizens will be incommoded and over-run, un.
less proper steps are taken by you TO prevent it,
The power TO grant licenses is given to the
Grand Jury of our county, and you should
be careful not to grant licenses TO any sus.
picious or irresponsible person on that line.-
In case of the setting up of shops, TO retail
without a license, the constabes and the
Justices of the peace should take the matter in
hand, and for every sale without license. the
offended party should be recognized to appear
to the next Court to answer the charge. The
fine for this offence is fifty dollars, and the en-
forcenent of the law, in a few cases would pre-
vent the breach of the law. Besides, if the
citizens of Delaware come over to r State tC
riot and fight, they should also be bound ovel
with security to appear at Court to answer fol
the offence, and if bail be not given they SHOULD
be committed to Jail. II this be not done, they
NAV perpetrate what outrages they please, ant
when presented may step across the line anC
bid defiance to your authority. A firm staLC
taken by the officers of justice in this State, a
at the commencement, will put stop to many
outrages, which will otherwise be committed
Keep people sober and there will be few viola
tions of the peace, and there will be seldom
murders, manslaughters, assaults and batteries
etc. / attribute to the caution of the Gran
Jury, in your county, in granting licenses, thu
\ little criminal business which you are calie,
on to notice. In other counties the clerks ar
obliged to grant licenses to every one who as
them, and hence the business falls often int
hands Of irresponsible and improper persons.--
Any violation ofthe license laws should be pre-
sented by you. and you should refuse to liccns
any one in whom you want confidence"
Smyrna times., 1855-05-09
Increasing the Size of Flowers.

From an exchange we learn that horticul-
turist of the suburbs of Versailles, in studying
the physiology Of the vegetable kingdom, con-
ceved the idea that the smallness of certain
plants-the violet, for example--was owing
to an atmospheric pressure too great for their
delicate organs. Having fixed this idea in his
mind, the florist conceived the idea of putting
his theory into p'actice. Providing himself
with a small balloon, rendered sufficiently tight
cord twelve hundred meters long. Instead of
car, the balloon sustained fower-pot of Par
ma violets. This experiment has been going
on about two months with the most wonderful
results, in the shape Of violets large as Ben
gal roses, IL is expected that the above Gx-
pertinent may be turned to some account.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-09

01r The State Temperance Convention met
yesterday at Odessa, when the President, Col
John Eaton, took the chair, and, the Secretary
being absent, A. Poulson was appointed Secre-
tary pro tenn. Many persons from different
Pprts of the State were in attendance, and the
meeting was very harmonious and enthusiastic.
We were unable to get the proceedings, but
learn that the following business committee
to draft resolutions was appointed, viz: Daniel
Corbit, VIM. R. Smith and A. Poulson, Esqrs,
and DR.. w. A. Tatem, of New Castle county
N. b. Smithers and james r. Clement, Esors
of Kent county, and Dr. III. F. Hall, of Sus.
sex county. We are unable to give the resolu
tions this week.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-09
The Contrast,

On the visitation Of Welch g. Lent's Circus
a little more than two weeks ago, we spoke of
the display of drunkenness and bad conduct
in cur town, throughout the day. Last Satur-
day we were visited by another Circus, and the
influx of strangers in Smyrna were as great.
ifonot greater, than on the former OCCASION
thus giving a fine opportunity of contrasting the
"a .iout-side proceedings" Of the two days, mas
much as the tavern licenses had expired since
the first exhibition, and no liquor could be OBJ
tanned. The difference was apparent to every
one. We did not expect to see the contrast 50
marked There was no fighting or disorderly
conduct witnessed in the town, and we saw but
one drunken man during Saturday, and he was
a anotorious character from the neighborhood Of
"Cold Well" How different from the days on
which liquor was sold The taverns bore the
appearance more Of private dwellings than thai
of public houses. None Of that scum and filtt
usual upon such occasions was exhibited
The great change made manifest was sourc,
of satisfaction to every honest, moral and up
right cItlzen-sufiicIent TO rejoice the hearts o
all possessing the least spark Of philanthropy
and gratifying to those who have labored s,
earnestly 70 effect the happy result.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-09

JUDGE LYNCH IN ILLINoIs.--A man named
Billion living at Galena, Illinois, of considerable
wealth and very respectfully connected, was
fined S25 on the % ult., for maltreating his
wife. This light punishment excited much
feeling, and after night, it is stated about sew
enty.five of the "most respectable" citizens
proceeded to perpetrate a most disreputable act
Of violence. 1t appears they proceeded to Bull
Ions residence, took him prisoner, marched
him outside the corporation, tied and stripped
him. and with good cOwhide applied a num-
Der Of severe lashes to his bare back; then ap.
plying thick coat of tar and feathers to his per.
son, they led him back to bis own house and
left him.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-09

OF The New York Journal Of Commerce
states that S20,0OO had been raised ION Sun
day. by the lottery policy dealers, and gamblers
amenable TO punishment under the laws, and
persons interested in the profits of houses of i'll
fame, to be expended in successfully prevent
ing Mayor Wood from prsecuting 20. trium-
phant completion the excellent reforms he has
in hand. There can be homistake in the truth
Of this statement. On all hands we tind MIR.
Henry J. Raymond pointed out as the man who
was relied on by the dlsrepuulble parties men-
toned above TO carry their schemes through
9 Legislature. ;" He has long had the repuia.
ton of being slippery, and seems 10 be 10 4
far way Of earning one for being infamous, on
the back OF 1t. His tergiyersations on the telh-
Perance question are IN keePdlg with his char
acter. r t,,o .ti..,lg,. 80 -. ,...5F.,
Smyrna times., 1855-05-09
Another Large Story.

There is a very curious story afioat ofa "grass
widow" in st. Albans, VT, whose husband has
been California some five yeas, who was the
other day agreeably surprised by his unexpect-
ed return. He passed an agreeable night in
her company, talking over the incidents of their
early life. in the morning obtained possession
of $500, previously RENTED for her use. The
happy pair were receiving the congratulations
of their neighbors the next dag, when To-! and
behold, the Joy Of the lady was turned bitter
ness, bk one who had recently returned from
the goId-region, and who proved to satisfaction
that the would-be husband was nothing btt. an
imitation of the genuine article--bearing the
some form and features, and having been ah in
innate friend of the true one. The marital i'm
poster has been arrested, and now awaits his
examination for assault and battery" aa9
Smyrna times., 1855-05-09
A Baby Staked Against a Dollar.

We arc informed on good authority, says the
baltimore Republican, that the following cir
cumstance really transpred on Saturday night,
in a low house in Exeter st.: s.
card party played for various stakes, un-
til one OF them, woman, becoming, in her Ian
guage, dead broke" offered to stake her in
fant child against a dollar, upon the issue OF
another game. The proposition was agreed to
by her opponent, who was childless mother,
and being favored by fortune, or misfortune,
the conclusion Of the game found her the WIN
ner of the babe, a bright, healthy male infant.
The child, we learn, was delivered without u
murmer to the winner; and we Judge from the
heartless conduct of the unnatural parent, that
her offspring will find with its new custodian,
better home than the one from which it was
ruthlessly staked and lost.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-09
Appointment Of Aas.cia > J-lge.

appointment Of hs5.Cia J-ige.
Gov. Causey has appointed Hon. John W.
Houston associate Judge OF Kent County, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
the Hon. S. M, Harrington, who has recently
accepted the appointment of Chief Justice OF
this State. The legal ability of Judge Hous.
ton is well known, and the long practical ex.
perifnce IN the courts of this State as a Laws
yer, viii enable him to enter upon his duties
with the confidence of the court, the bar and
the people.
Judge Houston.z says the Diamomd State,
has taken up his residence in Milford, Kent
County, This will distribute the residences oil
the Judges OF this State as fellows: Chief Jus.
tice Harrington, at Dover; Chancellor Johns
New Castle; Associate Milligan, Wilrning.
ton; Associate Houston, Milford; and Associ
ate Wotten, Georgetown.