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Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17

published statistics Of the great Netherlands
Society show that they alone import from
England S45.000,000 worth OF cotton
OF which So 600 600 worth is of the raw
material, or BOG, 900 bales
The advantages TO be gained by the
planting interest in patronizing direct trade,
as set forth by the advocates of that scheme,
are IS folioWs-shown N u pro forAsa ac-
count sale of loo bales of cotton shipped
via Liverpool and sold on the Continent,
as compared with the sane number of bales
sold on direct shipment. The figures to
base the calculations on are drawn from
Hunts Merchants Magazine, vol. 3, page
34S:
100 bales averaged at $40, $1,000 90
Petty charges here on planters
account, soc. so 90
Commission on same, II per
cent 100 90
Freigh; to Liverpool. lie. on
$4,000 lbs. o25 90
Petty charges on Liverpool ac-
count. 3-Sc 169 90
Loss on weight or allowance, 5
per cent. 200 90
Insurance, | II per cent. en- 10
per cent. over cost &c 90
Brokerage and expenses on Liv-
erpool account. ID per cent. 60 90
Commission for purchasing on
Liverpool account. per cent. 120 90
Cost laid down in nI.iverpool 1890 90
Commission for selling In Liver
pool. , 1-2 per cent 12t 10
Freight TO the Continent. Lie.
on $4,000 los. II2 50
Petty charges. 81 10 per bale 10 90
insurance, 81 per cent. on TO-
per cent over cost u oe
Brokerage and expenses, I IA
per cent II 76
Commission for purchasing on
Continental account, 3 per
cent 155 %
Cost laid down on Continent s5.6I4 81 I
Petty charges on Continent 9Sc
per bale 98 GO
Commission for selling. II per
cent I31 So
Total cost when sold on Continent. So
$50 56- Or S5S 80 per bale. CT - per
cent. in round numbers
DIRECT TRADE
100 bales of cotton. averaged at
$40 $1,000 90
Freight 70 the Continent, 3-4c on
$4,000 lbs. 337 50
Petty charges. 81 10 per bale 1I0 90
Insurance. , per cent. on 10 per
cent, over cost 80 90
Petty charges on the Continent.
Csc 68 90
Commission. expenses. brokerage
&c, per cent. 233 90
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
L. .. o. E.

y - I-ODGE No 10, at Washington. Ar
meets on Friday night OF each week.
JOHN D. TRINBLE. Ssc'u.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17

Il prefer the liberty Of my own coun-
try to that of any other people and the
liberty of my own race to that of any other
race"-Life aud speeches of Henry Clay,
vol. 2, p. 375.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17

Of all wild beasts, the most dangerous IS
the slanderer of al tame ones, the 1atteres.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
GaMEEEs

= Q I T . ri GIN S.
M NJ Undersigned has established shop in
6f "l-eslllstoH- Arkansas. for the Manufacture
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
HOR Sc. mEEES

witb It FtisPe5ed to fiji with dispatch. all orders
war -tSa he may be favored. His Mills are
attarg--is.- % Perform well, and can be readily
A. -. % lle running gear of Gin
Inn VII also repair Cotton Gins, and trusts,
sBs t-ey years experience in the business. to be
An give entire satisfaction.
Gin. oileIs either for Mills or the repair of
terms F-Oul2Iy executed on Teasona Ole
r. WILLIAM r. COLLINS.
- a''45ISt0E- Jane. 27fb IS55 o6-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17

j midshipman asked priest to tell him
the difference between priest and jack
ass. The priest gave it up.
One wears cross on his back, and
the other on his breast" said the midship-
man.
Now. said the priest, tell me the diff
ference between midshipman and jack
ass p
The mdshipman gave it up. and asked
what il was The priest said he did not
know Of any.
"Hallo, steward ;" exclaimed fellow in
one of the steamboats,, after having retired
to his bed
Here, nassa."
Bring ne the way-bill'
"What for, massa -
Il want to see if these ere dodrotted
bed-bugs put down their names for this
berth before did, If not, want 'em turn
ed out
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-04-29
Ii MESCHACfB Be
JOURNAL OFFIC1EL DE sA1NT-JEAN.BAPT1srE

sion. Attended,, eloignez-vous, refe'
chisscz, ct vous recOnnsi:rez que YOU.
n'avez adore quo les faux dieux. Vous
oyez etc entire les mains d'Antonia un
instrument. don't ellie a joue CONNIE
dune harpe OIL dun piano. Vous a'ez
fatte 81 vanite, vo ayez trompe son
disbursement, rien dc plds. Et main.
tenant que vous ne pouvez plus lui ser.
vir a rien, ellie vOus abandonnc. Nal.
heureux enfant, qui croyiez ttre aime
Pendan. que lord Deloraine s'expri.
matt ainsi. e. dun ton chaleureux gui
be lui etait rien moins qu'hatituel. NJ.
de Marsan baissait In tetc.
-Vous ave. done lu dams mon crur'
s'ecria-,.il enfn, en- levant sur son ami
des yepI baignes dc larmcs. &c que
vous yenez de dire, combien de fois ne
l'ai;je pas pense en- fremissant. Jc mai
done embrasse qu'une chimere. 1t
dependant je l'aime.
-Je le concois. reprit lord Delorai-
ne! Vons etes jeune ct ellie est belle
En6n, tant qu'on ma pas solte les pu-
res dtlices de l'amour des ames. on est
peut-eirc plus accessible aux seduc,ions
dcs sens. Une femme qui ait unc anne
de femme, &C, idecal que nous rtvons
tons, c'est TN .resor innppreeiahle ct
rare. Puisse IA fortune lc jeter sous vos
pas, vous le meritez: car vous allez
sOufrir, Octave. Vous allez prcndre lc
monde a NAL gre, votre cuur 81 tendrc
va Sc durcir. vos levreS 81 expansives
Won't Sc fermcr. Vous allez laire. sous
les plus tristes auspices. votre passage
de Ia jcunesse a Ia virilite. vous allez
entrer dams Ia vie, lie pale tiambeau du
doute q Ia main. Al!cz done. mais que
le soleil de Ia foi eclipse bieniot cette
ttnebreuse lumiere! Non. Octave. non,
ne desesptrez de rien vous aimelez
encore, ct ce sera unc femme digne de
vous. Alors vous verrez votre cGur re.
heurir. ct yous benirez vos soufirarces
pasSees. car vaus sen:irez que vous mai.
meriez pas ,ant 81 vous n'aviez pas ,ant
soufert.
On annonca ". Medina.
PAUL DELTuF.
LA suite an proclaim mumtro).
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20 Piastres De Reconpense.

CINQUANTE pis.trc- de- rtcompcnse a
~ scront pay ecs : cclui qui rsmsnera
au soussigne on i"ccra la ee6lc de Ia
p,roirs., lc ntgrc Eassuc, ars dc IS T.
ans environ, tnille moyenne, tcint noir fonce
Get ssolave, qui provicnt de- i.ncon do n.
St~ph, est parti Inarron Gepuis 10 inois de- mai
1854. On suppose au'il 90 cache dams le bois
derrisrs rhnbitation Bougsre, DO StCharles,
on aux cnvirons.
St.Icsn. .Baptisic, 2 avril 1855.
I'm. vALSAlN MARMILLON.
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HENRY TRAIN,

A TTORNEY-AT.LAw Of the New Orleans
n bar, has Il . honor to inform the inhsbi.
tsnts Of tho Coast. that having hepceforth e.
tsblsh his residence in the parish Of 81. Chsr.
lee. ncxs the Opelousss railroad, at Boutte's
Station, hs will slerce his profession In the ID
and 9Th Judicisl District Courts, exclusively,
and principally in the parishcs Of 81. Charles
and ST. John tho Bsptist.--Refcrences
Hon. Cypricn Dufour, Judge T. w. Collins.
Judge 7. Kennedy, Hou. A. Grailbc.
lSmarchly
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-04-29
NEW ROAD
For the ODelouSaS Railway.

TyHE subscr:ber has the honor TO inform the
i inhabiisnts and travellers that the new
Roa.i from the river to the Opeiousas Railway
d opened 10 tie public from THIS DAY.
This road becin, IN the conire 1T The parish
St. Charles, on the plantation OF Mr.
PAUL MAILLARD.
Besides this, Ito suhscriber Is constructing
stables, &c, &c, wherc travellers can, with
confidence, leave their horses ard carriages
until their return from Nc~.Orlcsns. Priecs
arc very moderate.
Tire tariff f,r the price Of passage on !hc new
Road 10 ~ follows:
Buggys, cabs. carriages, g ccnis
Gcnt.cmca on horseback, 20
Walkers,
iSm5.y uENhs tRhiS.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-04-29
HENRY TRAIN,
ia suite an proclaim numtro,.

A vOCATdu barreau dc Ia Nile Orleans, .
"A rhonncur de prevcnir MN. les habirauts
qu'syant desornais fxs - residence dams Ia
psroisse 81. C-arle-. prss les Railroad des Ope-
lousss, Z Ia STATION BOUTTE. il exercera
80 profession dane les Cours du 10 ct dn 20
Districts Judiciaires eIclusivcnent, et princi-
placement dams les paroisscs 81. Charles ct ST..
Jcan Baptis;c.-Referenccs:
Hon. Cypricn Dufour, yuee T. W. Collins,
Jusc 7. Kennedy. Hon. A. Grsilhe.
1lmarsla
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A LoUER oU A vENDnE.
CHEvAL TRoUvE.

A FISert ,,on"t pnr ie soussicnt qua ~
"A drns 81 savanc un cicvsl creole, x9S
cou!eur bay, srns marquc prTrirulie nyant
les dcuk pi',i. dc derr;erc blsnCr. Cr cbsvl
est dcpu.s ak mos dams - savare.
Le propr!%tsiro csr prit ~ vcnir 'c rsclsrsr
daIs lrs irrnfr .j"urs gui suivront lev pGt!ics
tions iudit avis. a. lc chcval leu, -crg livrs sa
paynIt l,s frai- d'inscrtiou ~ ruiFc..
St,JcaR DGp,iste, les avri Us
lnuia SOSTHENE BARRE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

Town Line Road $50 f. e ofn " corner of bot e
Of common: thence TO W side of Exchange ST;
thence on side Of Exchange 81 Srods; hence "
to a point dues fthe place OF beginning; u to be-
ginning. s4 a3s8sE-e
Commencing on size oil Kenosha ST, 81 Fl Of
corner or Lot i5;ihence Is rods: thence n A
Il; thence Is rods: thences Al fl to beginning.
Commencing Is rods Of 5 W corner Of Lot Is,
on the side Of Kenosha 81; thence 10 sec. line;
thence s5rods; thence W 10 Kenesha 81: thence IA
rods to. the beginning.
Commencing on e side ofKenosha st where the
line Of sd or sec. crosses sd ST. thence 80 rods
thence 10 sec Inesthenee $50 line of sd qrsec;
thence W the beginning.
coumeclng ON tie " side % gsaosha st % Of
corner Of 10, rs. thences so f. thence to old
Chicago road, thence 50 &. thence to the be gn-
ing
s Il. Or See 81, T. 2, r, %.
Commencing at point where The e line OF Main
street and The line CT street, cross each other;
bounded on the e BY alley and the W line OF lot
in book 81; ION tbs 5 by lot /, IN SAID b.ock; on
the by Kenosha street
Pleasant Prairie.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
Fire.

Our citizens were alarmed by the cry OF
fire, about three o'clock yesterday morning
and the small building next north OF the
City Hotel, occupied by John Shea, To-
bacconist<aa Cigar factory and residence
was found 10 be almost enyeloped in flames
So rapid was the conllagration that Mr. and
Mrs Shea had barely time to save them
selves in their night clothes. The fremen
were. soon Oh hand with their engines, and
by their exeruons, seconded by our citizens
generally. prevented the fire from spread
ing to the contiguous buildings. The City
Hotel was for some time in great jeopardy
and was only saved by the most strenuous
exertion The law office of j. J. Petit,
adjoining on the north, was also consider
ably scorched. Fortunately there was but
little wind stirring or it might have been
impossible, 10 have saved number of bull
dings.
Nothing was saved from the building
We have not learned the facts in regard to
to the taking of the fire, though we hear it
stated that culpable carelessness was the
cause. Too much care cannot be taken, at
such times as this, when the inclemency OF
the weather cripples in a greatssmeasure the
power and efficiency Of fire engines.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
FRESH ARRIVAL or STOVES
CLOTHING.
Eor the Million.

For ti3 H1i1liou,
= IA RNEAkS, Mechanics, Merchants, Profess
L and
Every Eoty
Of the CITY and County of kenosha and vicinity
re hereby notified tina, the undersigned, tho1gi
keeping always Oh hand full supply oil Fas hon-
able Goods for all kinds Of Cfentcfaen's q Irmcnts
suitable TO the season stiye as
SPRING APPROACHES
he desires 10 clear has shelves for the new year
which he designs bringing on with the opening OF
Navigation, and therefore he proposes to supply
customers with ali kinds of
Winter Ctothiug.
such as Over Goats, Dress. Ffock over Sacks
Coats, VESTS, Pants, Coats. Wrappers, Drawers
Sucks, Gloves Miitrus. Mufis, Suspcnders, Shirts
collars, cra"uIs Osersleeves. OvefhalIs, and in
short everything in the line o! Geu,!emen's cloth
ins atthe
Lowest Price
possible for good, well made watrentcd garment
Ready Made clothing of all sizes. styies, and
goods, warranted to give satisfaction, always on
baud to supply customers on the continent
Also, for those preferring it, he keeps full set
Of he
Best yvoriSmen
The country aflo'ds for
Cutting and Making.
in the most approved stycs and in mai
equal 70 any establishment east or west
Hats and Caps
from the most fashionable to the most common
kiuds, which he viii sellto the entire satisfaction
of all customers.
All consumers are invited to give him a call.
T. FRANCIS.
Fa 9 eb 1855
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

ES- We spoke last week of the promis-
ing appearance of the weather, the approach
of spring, and indulgeG little in thinking
of all the pleasant things suggested by such
topic. Well, our paper was hardly cir
culatcd, before all our fine thoughts were
thrown back, by a blast from the north, and
our thermometer stood ''cClda as Greenland,
the wind blowing like bla yes, and the
snow flying, whirling and drifting like all
creashun." We shall indulge in no more
spring fancies and puts of the weather, for
Gear We shall have to take it all back again.
So, although the sun rises brishtand gold
en- this morning. and the atmosphere feels
balmy again, We presume that by to-mor-
row on Saturday at furtherest we shall have
another storm of snow and wind, accom-
panied by an awful sinking of the mercury
-stoppage of the mals-dearth cfnews-
ct ID om'se genus,t
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

UEARDyARE--NEw sToRE.-BAIs &

HARDWARE.--N STORE.-BAIs &
L q BROTHER Respectfully announce 10 the Cit
;zens of kenosha City aud County aud adjoining
Couates that their extensive stock Of Hard ware
is now opened al thslrnew store, corner Of Main
and Market streets, one door south Of thu CITY
Fiotrl .consisting Of every Variety Of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC HARDWARE selecte d for
and adapted 10 the wants OF The people OF this
Vicinity. Regarding prices. &c, we confident.
Is aiii.gn that oug stock is purchased and laid
down in cur store al the lowest possible figures
aud that and are disposed 10 sell us low
as car be purchased az any nstst!ishnet in the
Wes We respectfully solicit one and all 10 an
examination OF our go5is ana pricts OuF Stock
embraces n part as follows - iron dad Stest q
complete rs ortfneEt IF 6H sises and caulities,
cut aaa ,orot Nails, cri aid terot Spikes, Mr.
dor Glass, b'ack ani bfgh! log CLANS, Coil
Halter. Trace and Pamp Claims. isrils, Vices,
smith Beliotcs. Screr plates, BorGr and Siedg-
IS: Saoreis. Spades, ioas, Cf3g-iars Pick>dres
Graia-sccops Hay, BarleY, ard Manure Forks,
Raies, Cf0dies, Segtkfs, aad SRca'hs, CARING
Springs, Finished dEies, Tainbte Skeine, Wag-
oa-boDea, sheet bar, an.i pie Lad, lead Pipe,
Sheet, Copper and Xinc GistefaaaG WsA Pumps
Pump Claim Wasels for Well and CiSi<rns
GFfaasfoaes mad Haagings. Platform Scales
md WarehonSe track, all sizes aad KINDS o.
Choppiag dres Bench Tres and Haicfefs fine
lot oil single and double barr, l@d GINS Pouches,
and Fiasks,a Complete issor!mcRt Of Carpen-
ters' Tut, Of superior quality; a complete as,
sortment of House baldng Trimmings; cum
plele assortment OF House keeping atticles.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
sTARKwEArnER's ADvERrI sGmEsrs
DRUG EMP DRUM.
STARNW EATHTcR 81 CO.

.
A RE crutinGay mixing addition to ii ,ir cx>
IA tensile stock from the bsStimporting Houses
Of the East, aud are prepared at all times to fur
nish Drug, ant NJ arinas Of ii hest quslity both
simple and conp,uai Physicians prescriptions
andrecpes Of al kind picked ou.,decipacfed AMI
accurately put up ... .s - s.a tss..l
Of all kinds for p,in,ilg, b:ring, rs>fan,,ng
also, for medical AMI N ch ancal purposes.
Varniskes. II u
Such rs coaca Carr asc, Frra'tare SheNs-
B;own and 81 'ck Japan aad Danat or shts
Varnish
Window Glass
from by TO 81 BY -. sincie aid donbe thick,
By the light or box, and ctic any size.
Ginss Ware.
inc'utiHg Druggists yrtic IS frrns A Home o5nthc
plal 10 gal. Tincturr Bottle Preserve Jars. all
size pint an! halfpin' fts&s, Bottles Of all kind
Fluid aud oil lamps o beautiful patterns. Tum.
piers aud Gob'ets, Cake and Preserve Dishes.
Sag ar Bows cream cups Bird Vases aid Founts
china f.ower Vases. &c.
Fatcnt Lantcrrs.
TIE best assortment IN the city for Oh and III did.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
&C.

DlsssAurtCi. AFt ,18N We undcs stand that light cams
beswsru corpo Of blod Of this City. Monday last
parties bat Gg: @Sys before bat
owing tie Interference Friends the had to leave
h,r delc.alr game tere sitter 81 tem satisfied.
Nniay tbe met, aaa lated have aus and de-
eide which entitled to tie gu ior fsticuf prowess Sec
and the par. retired uHocruped room
in the burke. House locked to- the
sppruved 81 are ring After several rounds Of the
parties Aou thjs limo, Constable Morris hs wing got
wind Of what going appeared Mt the door and demanded
adntanec, which icing denied he forthwith effected
~ Ea' the as hal already expired y Gal LIN!
,sion ard We have heasd Is 20 arrests
Such infinitely I;-s=Acef and fr he crci; Of ON
cay Ar9s say tHs Of Frequent occurrence
We pl1lsA our a.ss ez'rai. from an Address
delivered before Salem Academy. ny J. HoprER oa
salem ocianrs arr bla ke up oith the demands Of th
tie v taled chem selves to GUITAR Of Lee
tu.ys through The winter.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
TO THE TRADE.
HOLSTERS BAZAAR,
Il6LAkE ST, CHICAGO, IL.

VTAEREE NOTIONS, Buttons, Combs Sus-
Z. pendefs, Pms, Needles, Tapes Tassels, Hooks
aud Eyes, Tnjlnb'es, SPcctac!os, Elas,ics Worst
I'd, Sk. &c.
CUTLERY, Poctet and Table Cutlery Of all
grades Razors, Scissors, Shears, Razor Strops, Sc
GOLD IND GFLT JEWELRY.
FAHcY GcoDs-Porte Monnaies, Purses, peck ct
Books, Card Gases, Reticuies. Work Boxes, Csnes,
Writing Desks, Fans, Dressing Cases, Mantel Or
namen's, Singing Birds, Opera Glasses, Perfume
Bottles. La Bellies, &c.,
MGSfCdL INSTRUMENTS, Yioins, Ac
cordeons, GultaIs, Flntuas, Violin Strings, etc.
PERFUAERY, Extracts, Soaps, Pomades,
Powder, Colognes, etc.
TOYS! Toys! Crying Babies Of Rubber, Chi.
ma aud Wax, Dolls OF China. Rubber Wax, Kid
aud Composition; Dolls Heads Of wax, China and
Rubber, Dolls Arms, Feel, Hats, Legs etc. Trum-
pets OF Tin, Horn aud wood. Tea sets OF China.
Earthen, I'm, nrittana and Wood. Animals OF
rubber weed aud iiu-nll sizes ond descriptions
Fog Acca7d,ous, II armoH;cnus, lIarps, ViohBs,
Flutes, Flies, CiaTonetts. Guitars, etc. Carca-
lures OF al sty.ss, too unna Sous o mention.
GAMES. For children oi al sizes both a
masing and Instructive fey " aiches Paints etc
SFoariNG iMrLgMEST.--P Pistols, Revo!yeTs, shot
Bags, shot Pouches, Powder flasks end HoTHs,
Gnn Gaps, Hunting knives, ETC.
FtsHING ! lCKLE. a large assortment, keck-
ing H8rss. Baby Jumpers. Bird Cages.
UoGsE kExP.NG Go1Ds SILVER Plated Spoons,
Forks. Shuvels. Cake Baskets, Casiofs. etc.
RgFrTss1A WARE,-C Coffee ard Tea Urns,
Coffee and Tea Pots, Coffee b gyms, Egg Cod
lers, water Pitchers; Lamps; Candlesteks, e;c.
/ HARDWARE, Preserving Kettles, smooth
iug Irons; Nut Crackers, Cork Screws, Ice Picks,
Tack Hammers, Taeks, Egg Bsators, Padding
Mouess, Snuffers. e..
WOODEN WARE, and Willow ware of all
kinds.
UOLLIsTER & WILLIAMS, 2
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

13-An attempt was made BY a few of our enter
p-isng citizens to get BayHrd Taylor to lecture
Jts could not come for the reason tina; every ewes
ming until tie first OF May, already occupied
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01

TYSeveru recent efforts have been made by The
Pennsylvania legislature to cleo an United States
Senator, but without success. Simon CaE,eron
leads Inc column, with little prospect however OF
ultimate success.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
AFILLINERY, Mas. McDuanox

ILLINERY, Mas. McDURMoNr iespec-
- iivsfuiy informs the ladies OF keuosha and
vicinity, that she has co lmenced business 10 olhe
store north Of Ira Waits and opposite the Run
ais House, where she will keep constantly on hand
general assortment Of millinery Of The Lstesf
an q mos. fashionable style
Ms McDermont trusts that an experience o.
IA years in some OF the principal cities, OF Eng
land, viii enable her TO gave satisfaction 10 those
who may favor her with their patronage.
kena7ta, January Il, 1855 3o-3m
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-01
CYRUS BRIGGS.
CLOTHING STORE.

ANE door north of the Post Ofiice is constant
" ~ furnished with large assortment and
wei! selected stock Of
Ready Made Clothing.
Hats, Gaps Umbrellas. Curpet Bags, Gloves, Nit
tens, stock, SusP,nGers. Stocking Yarns, Buffalo
Robe>, Neck Cloths &c. &c, which viii be sold
CHEAP :or CASH. ef-
Fashionable Tailoring.
Of all kinds, warranted TO suit Customers done
OH the shortest notice.
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CITY BANK.
tllbH-
RATES OF EXCHANGE.
I. -GUARI,fdNS SALE.

"a Office is hereby given that the uudeisgne ed
1S Guardian of Anthony Wilson and Mary Jane
Wilson. BY vrtre Of license from the county
court of kenosha county, will sell at public auc.
ton tie front door OF the court house in the ei
~ of kenosha, on the 9th day of March a. d.
1855, between the hours Of one O'Clock and two
o'clock in the afternoon, the following described
land, to wit: Commencing thirty rods south o.
the centre Of the town line road in the South ware
of the city o Kenosha, at point on the east side
Of the Chicago road-thence north on the east
side of the Chicago road fort y-nne and half feet
{495 ft.) thence rods thence south for
ty-nine&' IA half t;(49t) thence west rods
to place OF beginning; being bounded east by
Quarles and French and south by French. --
Dated, Kenosiia, Wis. Feb. 22d, 1855.
.'+ tA's~ IRA NILSSON.
4w36 Guardian.
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r Congress adjousus on the 4,h Of March
This occurs or Sunday next. Whether Congress
would trespass on the Sabbath in it's labOrs, our
rsad.Ts cen -p,ss Us we'll as can we.
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IL w. X. Gorsliue. Of Sheboygan county, has
been appointed by the Governor Circuit Judge in
place OF Howe, resigned.