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pOBassON.S PHACTICE.-rhe Practice In Courts 81 jus
IL Un,ed Conway Robinson.
of Richmond, Virgins. Vol l. Price, s. Just published
Feb FRANCK TAYLOR
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THE nf4UE BOOK--Omct~i Register she unit~d
Of all boidess sndsr
their hc Ac
fw for safe Washington
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any part United States, except
70 the Pnchc $500.
nv TAYLOR NAURY.
seb ~ Rooksellsr~. Ninth street.
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University or Louisiana.


Medical Department.
HR department
Monday November 10, and wi the
March.
Jones, NJ. n, Professor Of Practice
J. T.. Riddci NJ Professor Of
Warren stone, n. d.. Professor surgery.
A. a. c-nas, D. Professor of Obstetrics
Al wcdaerson, " D., Professor Of Aoaiomy
Thomas Hunt, D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
s"rmsas c seaa, N Demonstrators Anatomy.
viii be open Monday
fscay visiting surgeons Charity
pit nsntu,,on from April.
The and free
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There dnring the hundred
patients
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean,
Aas tt--IswsNovt
John ". BUrHMANN. Importer ta >siae.
hrardy Ac Pennsylvania avenue side between
~ received his l OF ~.
above, consisting Of
Madeira. sherry, Of grades in quarts
psts, different bsssds
A sr~s, variety of Rhine wine, some of Il sparkling
sso feray sparkling red and white elarsf prices from
- ~ dozen the highest order
And o,h-f kinds Of
pals Hcheidrm gin, ia
maes nne Old ~t~key sh unit eori,sis aud Havana
cigars
E~e A5s~if-w
IUuITSEvs Metallic ws~ssh OF United States.
Ivoi., svc.
~. oil O. eusneys edited BY Joseph y sraish~ai,s-
the water. by Henry Nancy.
Amris rRANcx TAYLOR
UEBSrEa~ Large oa.rto Dictionary, edsssem Of
1888 This day received from the puhshers Price, bound
full leather, se FRANCK TAYLOR.
Feb
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SRlanander safes. \
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Nssr filters, seal and letter Copying pcsses, Vsira"na
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Sole AGENCY for Buevwostbx. Bestleys. Ysrs, 1en"s
pai~nt powder proof ocks. feHSe ss sas
Reserencs IL made 10 'e~ Of The many HUNDREDS "
sairs IA
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gtchssd Morris, scn, Lorassosve works. rhlissrap'
Winchester sasa, Wihehestes vugsn,s =.
Mr. Y. FOOD Fogs, Pennsylvania avenue bst"~fN -
streets, Washington. u O., authorized 70 receive "s
Ms,s~aswiy EVANS wars
A MEXICAN HOUSE. PASSOVER ssS~~', b~S~t
ssiishe apsoys and eopven,cue-s ~ 'ss
on ut The tsmv~lApa puhaSc
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SHfhrH made 20 srA~w.-srEvENs, sto~n 80
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Mobile aad montgomery Y. y. Daily mail IAss
CONSULTING Of the following suhsaniisl ana 4,
~s-.-snA~n. tannps passenger steamers, viz
MESSENGER,
cuBA,
CREMoNA, and
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III ED<TENN Large Qasrto Dictionary edition of
1855 This dsy received from the publishers rce board
full leather, 81. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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I A(OuyELLE HElDySk. <ditton tlt~ssre~. par Jchss-
~ not. Bavon, etc pamphlet Price - c~sts-
Lee Confessions de- Rousseau, pamphlet, With osus
lions -
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Illustrations fve~
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Feb
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Il The undersigned, residing al State Off,, under
foregoing the mail No
accepted the Postmaster General Tue bidder shall The
required obligation perform the proposed with
7 good al sufficient
the obligations
umed the 9Th section OF the act OF Congress
Of July 2, 1896.
|
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| The undersigned, postmaster of State Of --,
fes acquainted with
guaanio them be and able make
good hsir guarantee
Date
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1889 Auburn BY Inoisso~n Springs miles
Leave Anbafn Tuesdays and Thursdays st
Arrive at Mountain cpsngs by ~ days,
Leave Moastaia Spnss Wednesdays bfdsys at m
Arrive al Auburn BY days
Bids win considered also, bids 70
Valley
tas9 From cy 70 Jacksonville Oregon Territory, us
miies and bac X, weeks
Lsas. Crescent Cit, every other Monday at Fami
Arrive nj Jseksonviie Thursdsy sy IA nj
Monday
City Thursday BY ~ M
0xxiy Fiat co0nu, ~ miles and back,
Leave Diamond springs Tsssdsys ats
Afriye at Grizzly Plat BY > ~ sanu days
Leave Gnzxy Fiat Wednesdays a. M
a Diamond spfisss ~ p y same days -,
254l fddietswn aad Cedarvc, 10 Indian Dig
ztnx., miles and back y week
Leave Dfytown Tuesdays al q I'm;
Afriye At Indian Digging ~ 8 y n same days.
Leave Indian tsssinss Wednesdays adams
Arrive al Dryown " y IN days.
1852 Poster Cny and Moscow, To Minneso
IA, N county, and bacA a week
Dddess distance and schedule o: arrivals and DE-
1855 Butte cy Clinton Volcano and Uppe
Raacirefia, / F,ddlesown and week.
Bidders dstanee aad schedule of arrivals and de
1854 Ffo Aaaelos by TETON Pass, woodvie,
county aossi's.a NJ back, tssic q
Leave Los the ist and Ioh of each month nj
woodsiie by "a loth and 25th u
4 \
Leave vvoodvile ON lst and a a m
Los Anssos by ~ the l0th and a5tl Of
moa
I2545 From Natyvis by spanish Flat Chanderviis Louis
ana Pae Grose 10 Gbsoanie, 70 miles and baex,
Leave Ma ysvIir Mondays
Arrive G,b~onyA9 next Wednesdays by I'm;
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uona carriers any may, however in
promp, nosice the department ina. he prefers doing .
lowing months compensation The dispensed
case he ds~rss BY different grade
Payments by from,
as. on 81 ns ns Of each
The distances given .es.rdns = me be-, information but
vsr,is.d the supplied be csnscy Bidders
% The Pomassrr General i prohibited by law from knowingly
making for The transportation q me mails with
my I'd for
a nave v ~ Ass v any
consideration whatever do do anything
IL lid re- evrd aasa nns-sa sp a. 81 he is,h Of Nav,
s.e, ~lea me saarsY'es rsaa,,sa ~ law ha, sems.
petition viii. regular proposal rensonatc in amount
sec.,a,ns aey a-ire, separately
% dssn, .sr.ss and The rsssa. BID Be- ,ns lowest offered '
a,"n- proposed by and citizens
IS I'D y, ss
= ss ,.us hs ,vss s yearly pay ns name and residence
oess shosd BE- distinctly saed convey
with das es's,i certainty and iass,ea 20 indicate the
"pa 100 o. conveyance va, sm'us s.sr
@ Of fasuhsd BY the department., uI the
No s''seed hds be considered and no once submitted
Esch bid ny responsible Gene
d The I'D should DC sealed .aper.cesa Main Proposals.
s,s e ?, T.,'",y o. @ s case may ss
by me and viii enclose
proposals. kind in their quarterly
H. The
BY or hsfc,e Lea August 1855 the service be
eommeuesd the mail whether
tracts he executed No proposition for transfers win be
asssd s. me eaa.s ssssa.ed - due firm and received
GOOD ard eient therefor determined
The department
10 section ~ IT March ,, sAs
vs- 'sr esn.s', Tor ,s q INC anal .h. b let
for faithful withoas es reference aAeof
than may be provide f the due ce
cssrsan'y and serar ~ such Under this law
AescupiOa Of hide has
oAs of but IMP
with cssv, certainty sRd
styled from the
of me department, Sar M they
ovidina m the snie mail Ao~sr
- 1s sess 81 ss~ssyaaes r'essvy s"ss u celebrity,
tai~y, 4sA arsvtty."
sssesn,, As accepted, duly sassntrd IN
preferences ssaas' specific hid.
hid bid and spcchss either
mode viii
bid the service
When the bid specify mode Of conveyance aiso when
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suciency Of proposals be ceruied
Judge OF of record and by posas,ers at the following off
cer, others.
Oregon Territory Of Oregon CITY,
Salem Linton Sabmy Portland, Albany, Willamette
Dallas, CncinDati, Tualitn Plains, aud Corvallis
postnastes OF Fe, Donna Anna
Taos and (
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INSTRUCTIONS.

of proposal where change from advertisement is eone
plated BY the D oder
T. state
propose convey september 1885, Iny 1852
Ion Iuue Ma ---- iy the
General, dated January 1885,
aud by the wing mode OF conveyance, viz
he of
dollars.
This proposal knowledge Of the distance Of
carried all other particulars
aud also after uli
and attached TO the advertise
Dated
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The undersigned, postmaster OF - State of , cenfe
ofce that acquainted with above qua
aud knows them be- Of property and able
good their guarantee
Dated
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INSTRUCTIONS.

The undersigned, residing - State Of -, underak,
that foregoing bid No
accepted BY Postmaster General bidder snail,
July 1885,
required obligation perform the good
sufficient
This full the and liabilities
guarantos Congress
of July ,, 1885.
Dated
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, Feb 9th.
The NORTH Star arrived at ? M with
dates to Jan 10th, 100 passengers and 81,
322, 200 in gold TIE Panama Rail Road is
Completed; the first train having run from
Aspinwall to Panama on the 26th January.
The time occupied in crossing the Isthmus
was four hours,
1t is reported from Acapulco that 1900
of Santa Annals soldiers had deserted to
Alvarez.
The Senatorial election in California VISA
to come off on the 18th. The democracy
are divided between Gwin and BREEDER
lex
Steamer Southern had been wrecked
near Cape Flattery; crew and passengers
saved,
Miners were doing well and rain album
dant
The weather in some parts Of the State
had been severely cold, and snow had
fallen to the depth of from two to FIVE
feet.
The Legislature had created great ex-
element in religious world by inviting all
Ministers to oniciate--thc Mormon priests
included. Manyo the clergy had dcclin
ed the invitation.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
Dcnth of samuel shannon I.

Oar city readers, we presume, were generally
acquainted with Governor Shannon, who had been
sojournng with us year or two past, in search OF
health. He is no more. He attempted TO go south
in Illinois, on the cars, but with others was buried
in the snow drifts Cold and fatigue caused him
TO sink rapidly, aud he returned TO Chicago with
the intention of coming back to this place, AT
Chicago he was assisted to a seat the lake shore
cars, but before starting he so evidently near
his end that he taken IN the arms of friends 10
be carried back to the depot, before reachug which
he expired. Thirty six hours after, we are inform
ed, his body yet lay in the depot, frozen Stiff avail
ting burial The Governor had many eccentrci-
ties, but they harmed no one, and he leaves many
friends to regret his loss. His disease was atrophy
which long continued, made him trophy oil death.
feace to his ashes
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
Insurance.

We ask the attention of our city and
country readers to the advertisement of the
Hna Insurance Company, L. G, MERRILL
agent found in our paper.
We have but little experience in matters
of Insurance, have often been induced to
think the system injudicious, but if there
is any use in assurances at all, it is better
to insure in a keoeoa, REPUTABLE and SAFE
Company. Such company is the Etna.
It's credit has always been good; it always
pays its losses; and Mr.. MERRILL is long
known, prompt, straight forward reliable
man to deal with as its agent.-D.
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TO THE TRADE.
HOLSTERS BAZAAR,
us LAKE ST, CHICAGO, IL.


YANKEE NOTIONS, Buttons, Combs, Sus-
"a penders,P Pins Needles, Tapes, 'rassels, Hooks
aud Eyes, ThinbIes, Spectaclcs, ElasticS, W orst-
ed, Silk, &c.
CUTLERY, Pocket and Table Cutlery Of all
grades Razors, Scissors, Shears, Razor Strops, &c
GOLD AND GILT JEWELRY.
Fancy GooDs-Porte Monnaies, Purses Pocket
Books, Card Cases, Reticues, Work Boxes, Canes,
Writing Desks, Fans. Dressing Cases, Mantei Or
naments, Singing Birds, Opera Glasses, Perfume
Bottles, la Belles, &c,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Violns, Ac
corde ons, Gulta,s, Flutuas, Violin Strings, etc.
PERFUMERY, Extracts, Soaps, Pomades,
Powder, Colognes, etc.
TOYS Toys! Crying Babies of Rubber, Chi
ma and Wax, Dolls ofChiaa, Rubber Wax, KID
and Composition; Dolls Heads of wax, China ana
Rubber, Dolls Arms, Feet, Hats, Legs etc, Trum-
pets of Tin, lioru and wood. Tea sets Of China,
Earthen, Tin, Briitania and Wood. Animals o.
rubber wood and fin-all sizes and descriptions.
Toy Accordrons, Harmonious, lIarps, Eiohns,
Flutes, Flies, Caronetts, Guitars, etc. Carca-
lures of all stv..s, too nums rous TO mention.
GAMES, For children, OF all sizes both a.
musing aud instructive Toy Watches, Paints etc
SPORTING lMpIEMEvTs- Pistols, Revolvers, Shot
Gags; shot Pouches. Powder FIasks aud Horns,
Gun Cups, Hunting Knives etc.
FtsuING ! kCKLE. A large assortment, Rock
ing Horses, Baby Jumpers. Bird Cages.
HOUSE, kEEPlNG GooDs 6 Silver Plated Spoons
Forks, Shovels, Cake Baskets, Castors, etc
Bair.ANlA WARE,-C Coffee and Tea Urns
Coittc and Tea Pots, Coffee Biggns, Egg Cod
ers. water Pitchers Lamps; Candlesticks, etc.
HARDWARE, Preserving Kettles, Smooth
ing LIONS; Nut Crackers, Cork Screws, Ice Picks
Tack Hammers, Tacks, Egg Bcators, Puddng
Monrss, Snuiers, &c.
WOODEN WARE, and Willow ware of al
kinds.
HOLLISFER g. WILLIAMS,
LIZ .Ln S.ro.. L.. icn LII
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yENnE QUEEN OF TIE WEST An.rlear

VENHE QUEEN OF TIE WEST ArR-TIGHr
& COOKING Stove, this the best Cooking
Stove in use The principle is three FLUgs. On
his stove was received the First Premium for
the Best Cooking stove" at the State Fur held
At Syracuse in I549 and in Albany in 1850.
Tint stove burns the wood Oh solid hearth which
s preferable to CRATE, the CRATES in air tight
stoves burn ONT fe" weeks. In this ST owe
condGct the cold air from the room by the pipes,
to the space between the front oven and the fire
Plates where il becomes heated and then passes
into the oven. An opening is made in the back
oven plate through which the air passes into tina
hne Of the stove. We tecure by this Arrangement
/. The ventilation of the oven. carrying off all
gases that il bakes as well as a brick oven.
The heated air passing into the oven, great
~ facilitates the bakng. causing a more even
temperature than can otherwise be obtained.
3. BY the curren; Of air passing between the
front and the FIRE plates, the fire plate is pre-
vented from burning out
The rapid burning out Of the fire plates has been
a serious objection 10 air tight cook stoves. The
fire plate N this stove will last long the out
SIDE plates The stove is made end mounted in
the most perfect manner, and warranted in al
cases to bake perfectly. large broilng hearth
and "A most excellent summer arrangement. are
attached TO this stove. Balm aud BRO.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
CLOTHING.
For the Million,
ENARMERS, Mechanics, Merchants, Profess

MARINERS, Mechanics, Merchants, Profess
Fl ors and t-4
Ever dy
of the City ard County Of kenvsIia and vicinity,
are hereby notified that the undersigned, though
keeping always on hand a full SUPPLY OF Fashion
able Goods for all kinds of Geutle mems Garments,
suitable TO the season stiye
SPRING APPROACHES
he desires TO clear his shelves for the year
which he designs bringing on with the opening oil
Nayig alton, and therefore he proposes to supply
customers with all kinds Of
Winter Clothing.
such as Over Goats, Dress, Frock over Sacks
Coats, Vests, Pants, Cioaks. Wrappers. Drawers
Sacks, Gloves, Mittens Mufs, Suspcnders, Shirts
short everything in the line of Geutlemen's cloth
ing at the
Lowest Price
possible for good well made warrented garment.
Ready Made clothing Of all sizes. styles, and
goods, warranted to give satisfaction, always on
hand to supply customers on the continent.
Also, for these preferring it, be keeps full set
Of :he
Best Workmen
the country affords for
CottiE2 and Making.
in the most approved slyes and in a manner
equal to any establishment east or west
Hats aud Caps
from the most fashionable to the most common
kinds, which he will SELF the entire satisfaction
Of all customers. h
All consumers are invited TO give him call
1854 &f ET. FRANCIS.
kenosha Feb. 1855
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To The Public.
The Rescue Trial Fund.

The undersigned, appointed by the pub
lie meeting at Young's Hall on Friday
evening last, to draw up and make public
astatement of the amount required to Iiqui-
date the debts already incurred and meet
the expenses vet to accrue, in the progress
of the Rescue Trials, and to invoke the help
of lovers of Justice and Liberty, here and
elsewhere, to make up the necessary sum,
respectfully state:
That after due examination they are oil
opinion that thesum ofTwo THOUSAND Dol
LARS is needed to defray present expenses
and the additional sum of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS. to provide for future conlingen-
cies.
That they have designed EDWARD D.
HoLToN, Esq, President of the Farmers
and Mllers Bank, Milwaukee, as the Treas
urer of the Committee and that all contribu-
tons for the Fund direct to him.
That all sums received will be duly &C.
know,edg ed by said Treasurer, from time
to time, and full and particular statement
published of the Committee's disbursements
That in case any surplus remains, after
defrayiDg expenses, present and contingent
of the Rescue Trials, it is the design of the
Committee TO publish full history of said
Trials, in pamphlet form. and forward one
copy of such pamphlet to every subsciber
to the Fund, whose subscription amounts
to One Dollar
The Committee have only to recommend
in conclusion, to their fellow citizens oil
Wisconsin that an organization be prompt
ly effected in each School District of the
State and a Sub Committee appointed to
collect and forward without delay to the ad-
dress of Mr. E. d. Holton, whatever sums
the Lovers of Justice and Liberty may be
disposed to give in aid of the Rescue Trials
Fund They leave it to friends and sym
pathisers out of this State, TO determine for
themselves in what time and manner their
contributions shall be made, with the single
remark that whatever is given will be thank
fully received and faithfully applied.
By order OF the Committee.
RUFUS KING, Chairman.
EDWARD d. HoLroN. Treasurer.
Milwaukee, Feb 18th 1855.
CommiHee-Rufus King, John II, Twee-
dy, Edward d. Holton, Edward Wunderly
Edwin Palmer of Milwaukee; F. w. De
Berard, of Racine; David Taylor, of She
boyagan.
@"The Prese of this State are request
ed to copy and call attention to the above
circular.
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,OcaL Miscellaneous, News, &c. &c.'
PUBLIC MEETING.

Those who approve Of the recent action of our
Supreme Court on the Fugitive Law, and desire
to CO operate with the people of Milwaukee and
other sections ofthe state is making up the
psnses incurred by Booth and Ryecraft, in the
rescue trials; and who feel like INDUCING in con-
gratuIations upon the election of CHARLES Dur.
NEE to the United States Senate; and upon the
condition OF the Union generally requested
TO meet at the Court House on SATURDAY EVEN
ING AT O'clock.
Feb. Ia. 1855. MANY CITIZENS.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15

At a large outlay, We have laid in for the Win
ter trade The largest and the most desirable
stock it has been pleasure or profit to OK
hibt.
IT FOR THE LADIES, we have good
STYLES Of French Kid Slips and Dress Caters, as
can be found in New y ork or Boston. aud an un-
usually large supply OF heavy so!ed Lace Boots,
Walking Shoes etc, of ordinary and Extra Sizes.
Misses and ChildreH's Lace Boots Jenny
Linds, eta great variety. Gents French Cali
Kip and thick Boots; Boys do. Our manulactur
ing department is constantly improving, and we
are now turning out as good CsISt9na work.
ard selling as low at WHOLE SALE OR
Retail, as any Shoe House in the State. 10
all consumers of Leather, we offer it at the low
est Market Prices.
Choice Buenos Ayres and Slaughter Sold
Leather, Choice French and American Call
and Kip Skins.
Choice Oak ant. Hemlock Upper Leather.
Black and Bronze Morocco Fancy Innings Lasts
Boot Trees, Thread, Pegs, Nails, Shoe Makers
fools and Kit Of all kinds. Plastering Hair, aud
other articles connected with the business, too
numerous to mention.
CASH for Hides, Skins and PelfS,.
Heartily do we congratulate the Farmers and
Africans Of this young and thriving State for the
abundant harvest and remunerating prices Of this
year, and would respectfully suggest that no bet
ter investment of the surplus profits can be made,
than in improving their understandings at our es'
enlistment.
Our motto is unchanged.
Quick SaIes--SmalI Profits--8eady Pay.
+. w. LYMAN, FRED GAGE
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
xeno.ha County Circuit court--In Equity

leonard CrOckcr,
William Ward Wheeler. Amos Moves, Amos Noyes ID klchard
B. Moves John Losrey Archibald H. L0wrey, Charles r.
Baldwin and Charles Starr.
appearing by affidavit the satisfaction Of this Court
that ont OF aud rot residents
motion OF Jon Is Jsun sOieito
compainant 1t is ordered that the Said iian ward
Wheeler Amos Moves Moves 3D. Richard H. Noyes John
Lowrey Archibald e. Lowrey Charles T. BALDWIN and charles
tarr appearance entered IN TINS cane and
that the Compalnans solicitor By
eighth day day of MAY A D. 1850 and IN ease o. their a
that plead demur 20 the complain
said bill of complaint by the said eighth day q May A. d.
default thereof said bill VI may be
them And it further ordered That within
the said complainant cause
mis- order 10 in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph,
newspaper printed said county and that the
publication continued in said enee IN each week
for six weeks in that he cause copy OF this
the said at least thr
= K.n4oshs FehruarvT : IS55 II. JOY.
Ceart Commissioner.
s.a.o 50 WISCONSIN brrsbv certify the above
Kenosha County. copy q the original order now
w 0 a ~ ~ - - Il. b. NICHOLS, Clerk
svs5 Circuit Court kenosha County
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-15
svmnatbisers Meeting at Milwaukee.

A meeting of the citizens of Milwaukee
was held to take measures to raise the
means TO defray the expenses incurred by
Booth and Ryecraft, in the rescue trials
The meeting was largely attended; series
of excellent and spirited resolutions was
a number of good speeches made
and a committee appointed to ascertain the
amount of money required in the premises
and to take measures to raise it.
The committee made the following re-
port: