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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24
P. E. ZlNN,
COnfectiORer and FrNiterer.

CORNER OF MAIN AND MADISON STREETS,
Wheeling, Va
will be seer from the above, the subscriber has re-
IA moved his eStabli hment the ''Brdge Corner
where he will be pleased his customers and
as many rev ones may cali His stock is much en-
laTged, aud his rooms neatly Teftte Candies Fruits
Nuts, &c, al wholesale the very lowest prices Par
ties and families supplied with cakes and fruits at short
est notice His ice cream saloon tie most peasant in
the city, and no attention viii be spared to please his
guests $40
apit p F. ZINN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24

IRA child leuped from its fathers arms into the
Hudson, from the Hero, on its last trip up ,st week
and its body even was not recovered.
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N L " ULLD NUI GIVE -DII.7-VI-=.@
ALL THE TINCTuRE HAMPTON


THUS spoke wise snL GOOD ANN. ~. ~
changel lie, The effected heat linn aml IbS 'J.G ~
ihGr 10 sulei on o. he made Whale. Il p,sEssioGG, W.
Rcv James w. II mlcuit, The talented and ir5s,,..
eRt editor oil that highly Popular aud cytcIsiyrly T.3
reI' HE Christian Banler' published at Ficdtirsl
Na Ia lS editorial 81 lie 18th vi May, 1855 lhus
OF hamPtoR'S TcgslaLir T.aciHTs: ''''t'
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THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
BUSHFIEI,D q Co.
Good Medicines.

1t estimated thpt AYERS cs.xeRr PEeroE. ca
THAETlc Pills have done more to promote the public
health, than other cause There be ques-
ton that the Cherry PICTORIAL has BY lis thousand
thousand OF cures foods, coughs, Asthma crop, l
bronchitis, &c, much reduced the proportion
OF deaths from constructive diseases in this country
The Pills good PectorI aud will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs less purgins Purge the blood
from its impurities. Purge the bowels, Liye and the
whole visceral system from distractions Purge
diseases which asten the body work its decay But
for diseases should die only old age Take anil
dOes early and thrust from the SYSTEM before it is yet
top strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease, only while it is
weak but when has taken stronghold Read the
founding statements OF those who been by
them from dreadful Scroa, :Dropsy, Ulcers, skin Dis
eases, rheumatism, Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, pains,
bilious complaints, heartburn, headache gout and many
less dangerous but still threatening ailments such aspin-
pies the lace worms, Nervous Irrtabiity loss
petite, ua.ities, Dizziness in head. colds fever,
Dysenery. and indeed every variety comp aints for
which Purgative remedy is required.
These no random statements, hut authenticated
by Vour own neighbors and your Physicians.
Try them once, and you will never he without them.
Price 25 cents PER boX-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, Chemist, Lowell Mass
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
A. &. GOOD T. Co, Wheeling
ag5 wholesale ard retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24

pThe fourth anniversar: If the rescue of the
slave Jerry, at Syracuse, N. Y, is to be celebrat-
ed in that city on the LIST day CT October.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24
DAGUERREOIYPEs.

D9U1 1E7E0 DHyEVy"1 encouragement.
Licensees taken with all the recent improvements
without any unnatural whteness of hair grey appear
ance Oh black dresses. Every style always
hand.
Rooms, No % Monroe st. near theCourt House.
ianrG-Iy wM. COwnEN. 4
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WAEELIN
City Omnibus Lines,
For HeniIrOnIs, SIcumbOnts. Hotels, md
hrIT1Ic IseSidencCH, at all times,
Day and Night.

CHARGES.
Passenger with baggage. 2j cents
Passenger without baggage.
Persons wishing omnibus call Tor them. please
send place residence at the General Stage
and omnibus Office, Of Market and Monroe SIS,
Mcclure House.
Omnibus Tor Benwood every morning at $50
StIiLLCROSS Il TERRY.
N. R.-omnbuses furnished Tor Parties and Fume-
val n.Is:IT,u
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WHAT'S THEMArTER WITH YOUR HoRsE'

Bone spavin-bruise Shoulder. slip-FOunder Use
MERouAxr's GARoLrEs Oh. Itisthe best .EmbrOcatiOn
in use for either horse or human flesh.
Je2s t. II. LOGAN & Co. Genl Agents
ag5 Ridge Corner Drug Store
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MISCELLANEOUS.
East Wheeling Academy

ROys and Girls lin separate Departments
REV. S. BOYD.
This Institution will exercises on the first
/ Monday in September. The session consists OF TWEEN
ty-twO weeks, giving usual holidays
There win be lady OF competent abilities in the Fc-
male Department
TaRas:-Ten dollars per session fOr the common Eng.
fish branches; Higher English, tweIvei Latin and eek
twelve.
Tie School Fees required strictly in advance; and
collected The hrst week OF he session. refunded IN
prOirIcted sickness only.
only limited uunher is received, which has greatly
contributed TO past success. ln2l:lm
wheeling Female Academy, f"
IN CHARGE or THE
SISTERS OF THE VISITATION,
WILL resume its exercises the 10th OF August The
terms vary according advancement OF the pupil,
from % 40 per quarter. These prices include all
writing materials and ResiiHg Books the latter cIbrao
Ing besides The usual exercises In reading, iu school
COuse OF history. The Academy is also provided with
extensive and costly apparatus for experiments aud
demonstrations in Chemistry, Electricity aud Philosophy
generally, without extra change The charges tof Music
on harp, lauo Guitar, Drawing, Shading Painting
in oil OF water ColOrs for Embroidery aud fancy work,
Or the ancient and modern languages very moderate,
auei:w3:adwSw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24

some lime ago we merely alluded to IIanp,or,s Va
etahic llhCtme, with promise OF noticing
ul'tly the great relief we have OursclI derived nnr
use. During our CulleLi course, owing 10 s,,Is
labits, we lGcanle qu to dyspepIiC aud were yerg,
troubled with vertigo. tUl more than twelve ,s7r.
leaving college, we were lShOlig seriously uIJrr H.
two Affections, ln the SrringUl 1853 our ErsIilI t,
tend 10 tile ordinary duties OF our mo!c,siu, H.,
tlns we ate Immediately TUNED uCidi our Gige.fi,
gunS became wholly dciuIged; LOSING MS II seemed IN
their activity and vitality; we wete constantly ts,r
ed ia splilti our energy almost IUIsOOk Us ana m
but necessity urged us on 10 action.
~ { had taken stTOUg medicines. Observed rre,,r.
iiculITty IN our diet, and all TO M purpose Wctst
SPARED OF ever recovering our heallh when rr -,
Trend oil ours lmportuned as 10 get bnlc % Hsrsrn
Vegetable lincluIe, assuring lis that We wo.ll fI
isllci nom lis Lsc We briefly replied. ~, lsst w.
gre dollar for att The Ii1irins Hampton ar -J,
tai as our own individual health was cOurrtieI, il,
had no Rll ~ II or ANY other medicine in clrlI, .
M is IN the Kindness al her heart, however, W,ihotr
consulting Us about IT, SHE aud got one bnulr n 4
urged US TO accept OF II. and Tor her aabc could m
possibly li1uIn us, 10 IL aCCOl ding 10 d.Juctou E
the high regard had Tor her and lct act of NJ drI.
we lHomlSed TO uO Aud without tile lCEst cNsgt..
ton we can tuly say that before had used The CON-
OF one bottle We felt like rev man.
1--WE used, ConseCuliVey, from ten TO fifteen bottle.
We were AFRAID 10 give II up, tearing Old lj,tl,a
might return Since then our digestive organs au, l
uniformly cor ect our head clear, and 50 tat aa ou d
hnrb, lIils liabilities, res onsibItcs and worldly i-
VIII allow, our spiiits 'svc hceR b.uyVut hit we nj
Iust what we please. much as wc ueasc and whera
P!rase-ad all Is well. For lie sake OF tile afflicted
make this statement, hoping hat others may find Tie
relief lium It's use that have. II should he htl
every family. No family should be without HANpIv,
NEGETABLE TIECTURE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24
wheeling Female Academy,
IN CHARGE OF TIE
100000 COPIES! !!
Steamboat Disasters on the Yves
tern Waters,
AND
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.

fNHE undersigned have in course of preparation,
L new Steamboat Directory, which will be issued III
pages illustrated IN the best STYLE and neatly bound IN
durable manner. II will he tie most interesting
hooks ever published, and will he book that will be IN.
teeSlS 10 all classes 0t copie The Steamboat DIec
tory will contain complete and description all
Steamboats, now ai, at on The Western and Southern
teIs nc length model speed, poweTa tonnage OIeach
boat, with The trade she is in Also tie Cap.
lasand officers, her age, &G.dc. The Directory will
contain History OF Steamboats, and Sclnhuatng the
western waters, since the application OF stean also,
sketch of the first boat built iU The Uhu lVci with The
nane OF the builder, commander and owner.
The Rive Directory Will and description
of all tie Steamboat Disasters Thai occurred
western and Sothe waierS beautifully illustrated, with
list oil all those have ne rshed by their burning,
sinking and exploding On tile Western aud southern
tess. Tie Directory will contain Maps OI the Ohio,
Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois. Arkansas White, Red,
Ouacha, YSzoo and her Rivers, with the Towns aud
Cities laid down, with correct distances also many
other River aud CONNIE items of interest the co.
pic at la &C. The book l contain the cards OF the vaIi.
Gus U. Mail Boats with tile trade they are ill., 4 c DC
The Directory will also contain complete list all
responsible Steamboat Licensed 0iCeS their places 10
sidence &c &c; lie new Steambot Law lis REQUIRE
mentS with comments showing where II benefits the in
copeien officer, and Injuries the competent officer,
ana all the Important U. States Supreme curt Steam
boat Decisions up 10 date; The Rates and important
Commercial Privileges, Bills of Lsdirg. lmpOiInt De
Clsl0s OF the various u. ). Courts in regard 10 FrcGts
interest.
The Directory will be illustrated in the best style and
printed Ia lie best manner TIE author for six years
been gathering together ali the and items M esard
the numerous stean cat disasters the Western and
Southern waters. and now intends publishing them IN
book form The price OF the work viii be put the low
sum Of One D0ar. Ten thousand copies will be issued
1r the bOltnen; ala others DESTROYS subscribing Will
lave 10 doso at ouCc. will be primcl unless
de'ed IN advance. Tie work is destined have cir.
ouatlon OF over eighty thousand COPIES publishers
ave lcGeSlns iage numbers OF subscribers, per mali,
from all paris OF Tie country daily. Some OF the oldest
boatmei as wei as most scientific nj the tunes,
cOntT Duiors 10 the Steamboat Directory.
The Directory will be issued october. and will he
ornament 10 the Paior well steamboat. By remit
ing one dollar (OstraidO you will copy Of tile
above work
All communications and letters should he addressed
JAMES Z Lloyd ~ Co,
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NEW ApvRRTIsRMENTs
Flrst "a MarketI

TT cIakeIl &. {; O receiving aud opening
l their first stock OF New Fail aud winter Goods TO
which the attention OF purchasers is iuvted-ea OK
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sPRcIAL NOTICE
Tn PRINTERN.

We are prepared to furnish Printers with wadc'S
perior News, Book and Job Inks. We have now OF
hand: =
News lux. hand press. Dark blue.
News Ink power press Light Green.
Rock ink. Dark Green.
Fine Black, yellow.
Extra Fine do. White
ned Ink. Gold size.
Extra Fine do. SHrniHh.
Light blue. &c &c. &c
All Inks sold by us warranted to he goods and il found
not to DO so. can be returned Al our expense.
U5-Tcrms cash.
iur7 BEATTY & Co.
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Evans Percussion Press
Pnkenf- L,,,c NSLL 1879

A CAREFULLY DESIGNED AND ENGRAVED SEAL, ALL
FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
TO samn your business Address upon all business and
Important Paper, viz Receipts, Checks, Notes, Letter
Heads Envelopes, etc. TO prevent tine from being
- FORGED OF COUNTRYWIDE
hrs protection is obtained by blow the hand upon
he Press, which gives Instantly paper Chaste
beautiful mpress OF business Card Address f Teie
TO- thus battling the Efforts OF the most GdrOit counter
letter.
U5-Price of Press with Seal Fifty letters less,
q gents for Wheeling.
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
a@92:fw Main st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24

have been awarded to DAMS for first class DagucreO
types. Adams d Co.'s Gallery is at The corner Of Union
aud Main sts Strangers invited call, citizens
will do Pictures taken as cheap the cheap
.at ie2n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24

THE GREAT REMEDY
Is HamP;on's Vegetable Tiucture. See advertisement
and inquire OF the citizens 10 its virtues.
For sale by T. H. LOGAN K co.
agl5 bridge corner, Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24

l7ADMSsIox 25 CENTS IN
Doors open at Recommending at sand copcI,dipr
the performance 10 O'Clock
aslS st. JNo. T. FORD, As't
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IoeI Iceu TceIT

Ice! Ice!! Ice!!
THE subscriber begs leave 10 inform ms friends and
the public generally, that he prepared to serve
them with pure and transparent article Office as aS
ever taken fom the water and a. low tate as ever
before offered.
That which he offers is in part taken from the
creek at the point called McCOIlochs Leap, though the
greater portion with which his mammoth Ice House is
filed is from the river being nearly all from the Aeshc
ny, and some ten inches to loot thick.
ar26 ]. AMICK.
SWeet OIL BY Tue gallon dozen, Tor sale by
~ myl2 VIM ]. ARMSTRONG.
NnStile, Palm and barber SOAP Just reed by
~ myl2 WIN. J ARMSTRONG
AEOOt supply Hair and Tooth brushes for sale by
aug Sign of Red Mortar 9 Is HOn EaL St:
PIG IRON.T
keep for sale best quantity Hanging Rock Pig Iron
APPS DoANE & Cowgirl
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L a Nd " a z z A n T S


John M. Clarke & Co.
Land Wnrrnni, stock, kxehnn%c BROKERS,
Government
THE very highest New Yo,k III, price Will br paid
/ for Land Warrants for The nex five years When.
they shall have al saiaed beyond last quotations.
the very highest New York market piccs viii lie paid,
receipt OF any by mali regardless OF the quo
tatiOns.
Persons ssniing ,rrants by mail rely rcceiv
ing much as II they were personally present
Sight drafts any OF Iuc Northern SOJthen cities
will he RENTED by matt; preferred. the
amount viii be placed 10 their credit in Que OF the New
YO Banks, which they draw sight, tic day al
address JOHN NJ. CLARKE & Co.
Washington city, c.
REFER To
Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner OF the General Land
H0a p Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions
Sweeny, Rtttenhuuse & TO-. Eankers, Washtms'Oncity
5 All the ofHeeIs q the Banks in Wheeling Va
Cashier Il nix Of Virginia achgond. Va
Cashier Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Parkersburg,
James Robb, Banker, New Orleans
President Exchange flank Pittsburgh; Pa
Paul Il Hinton, bankers, Petersburg, Va
Peters, Spence d Co, bankers, Lymchnurg, Va.
iCe26 Times copy
NEW GOODS BY -EXPRESS.
10 PIECES Lawns, in handsome styles;
10 hack Net. for maniles;
do black Gupure Lace;
B do black brussels do
iu7 HEIsKELL Il Co.
THIS DAY
d cceivinE on consignment, SeymOar's Premium
IL Grain Drills, for sale at HUBBELLS.
G. P. BROWN,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEL
RY AND FANCY GOODS,
No. 4, Washington Hall
Monroe ~. Wheeling, Va.
CLOCKS and Watches carefully repaired in12
accordance with notice published on the st OF IAN
ulry last, that from that time would require settle
meRfS OF accounts books twice YEAR namely:
LIST January aud list July Those indebted TO us
will be Called their accounts, and hope that all
will he prepared To pay up promptly.
JUG w u. MOTTE &c BRO.
wM. NIX. LAMBDIN REH. LAMBDI.
LAMBDIN g. BROTHER,
SUCCESSORS MELLON
Wholesale Commission Merchants,
AND AGENTS FOR
Manufactured Goods, Glass, Glassware, Paper,
NaiLs,
Printing Presses Type and Fixtures.
Agents Lucas celebrated
FIRE PRoUF AND PRUUF sALAHGSDER sAFEs,
II LOCUST STREET,
je26 ST. l1UhS.
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
r[FORMEELY EyCTsNHE HorEL,
Corner Of Penn and "a, Clair streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
w. C. CONNOLLY, Proprietor.
mav1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24

JUST RECEIVED BY EApRESS
4 FULL supply OF Gents Furnishing Goods, for SPru!
IA and Summer wear by
J. H. STALIMAN,
api7 MOI Washington Hail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24

WE wish agents to understand That we ,rayTant ell
Cans should any fail, through detective workmanship,
let them by all means be akCn hacks Such are the in
structiOns OF Arthur, Bumham IL Go. TO US
ages HUBHELL 4. son, Ag'ts
ArgIis cnnN-l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-24

Miss Emma S. Conard
NJ ISHES TO inform her friends and former patrons
w that she intends taking class Young Ladies' a.
The Of her father on Centre street. Thorough
English edacatiJn The session will commence on Mon
day, Septanhe" I'd. aa32:3tS
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11
In Probate-Kenosla County Court

IN ne s4atiar offhe Esfofc Of Pierce Roach.
"a \ reading aud fling an Instrument IN wiring
W perpouing 70 he nc last VIII and Testalnrn:
81 ficrce Roach, late oithc town of - m,rs M X,
losila count " deceased, md on reading ana ming
ne accompanying rciiiion of William smith, Of
he town ol Soncrs. IN kfnosha count, and satc of
Wisconsin, and taking due proofs The Save ,reI,-
fesening among other ihinGs. that the said Pierce
hoacil late % Somrrs, on the I'D day of September
a. d. 1871, died tcstaie leaving gOLds ehailes and
estate within this county; and that said instrument
Is the last will And testament OF said deceased and
thnt hc the petitioner - The identical William
smith named and appointed in and by sad hast VIII
aud testament rs one of the executors thereof, and
praying that day Mas be appointed for the hearing
OF The proofs of said lgst viii and Testament
II IS Ordcrcd that said petition DO heard before
the Judge OF His Cont saturday The lgth day ~
SuNcmher' y y. is54 AT lGo'coek a, b. at his Of.
fee 10 the city and couHly Of kcuosha.
md IS yarthcr Ordf1tL, that notice thereof bo
eiver'o fhe bcfs cf said deceased and 10 all persons
interested, by publishing copy of This order for
three successive week Triorio taid day of hcariI
~ the kch0.na Telegraph. a weekly newspaper pm
std and published az ei.eshn IN said county.
JON R.JII.SIN. County Judge
Dated, kcnosEa, October 2ilh, 1854 ~
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

A CHRISTMAS PREsENT.-John V. Aver
of kenosha, Wisconsin, sent us, for Christ.
mas present, one hundred subscribers TO the
Weekly haicke,jocker-cash in ADVANCE
Here is present as is Il prcscnt--Knicker-
booker.
Mr.. Aver is sensible man, and his Sub
scribers" know how to make profitable in
vestment.-OtSego az Y. Republican.
The above is a specimen of thc way Mr..
Aver docs things" Pass him round
Macaukee NewS.
Please add to it that Mr.. Aver is one of
the kind whose charity begins at home. He
does not forget his local papers while looking
ont for his friends abroad
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

INDIANA LEGIsLArURE.-This body
met in indianapolis on the Sd inst. and
organized 10y the election of the follow
ing officers: s.-f
SUBMISSION Furman, Secretary
Charles n. Shock Assistant Secretary ;
Charles G. Warner, Door Keeper All
democrats.
HousE.-Gen. David Kilgore, wing,
Speaker, John Levering, free soil Dem
o,rat, Clerk John Coburu, old line whig
Assistant Clerk; Butler Hubbard. old
line abolitionist, Door Keeper; 5. Church
Know Nothing Assistant Door Keeper.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11
A Wide shoe.

Perhaps the fashion is getting that way
perhaps itain't-we dom tkeep posted in that
behalf but we do knov that from some cause
LYMAN & GAGE are making neat, exquis.
lilly fitting shoe, one that looks beautifully
and tastefully, and wthal has ride bottom
SO that not only the foot is protected from
corns and hurts of all kinds, but the upper
leather is protected from the ground, an item
worth considering in the matter of cost, if a
sound foot is not See their general adver-
tisement.-D.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11
Winter Goods

See Metcalf.s MerrilPs nsw advertisement.
In our last, in making up, their advertisement
Of insurance got somewhat pied, so as to
read that the Aetna Insurance Company was
invited to call on them. Now eknow that
they invite almost every body, and almost
every body calls upon them, but they hardly
expect the venerable company named to do
so. We rather think all wanting to be in
sured therein were meant to be invited. AT
any rate, it is worth while to read their an
nouncements.-p.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

RuNAwAr.-On Monday span of horses
attached to lumber wagon, belonging to
2iessrs. Bennett 81 Selleck, became frighten-
Oh near Benefits Meat Market on Main ST.,
and ran the length of Main street. Opposite
Hubbard's store they ran into farmers
wagon standing in the street, and tore the
hind wheels off, and kept on their mad career.
Near the Methodist Church, the wagon struck
a stump, and threw the driver with considc.
rablc force to the ground Soon after, they
loft the wagon strung in pieces, and went on
alone and unencumbered. They ran as. far
as the grave yard, and there left the road
towards the Lake Shore, and were finally
stopped and caught. Fortunately, but little
injury was done to the driver, and the hor-
ses received but little injury. The damage
was the total destruction of one wagon. and
the partial destruction of asother Filled as
our streets were with teams aud people, tho
wonder is that no more damage was done.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11
P. C0SGRAvEs
SheriRof kenoslia Co.
Guardians Sale

Notice Is Hereby Given That pursuant TO an Or.
der Of the County Court az tic County Of Racine in
The slate Of Wisconsin, shaif sell at Public Auction
ON the FIt III day 81 Jaauafy, A. b. ls55 at EIeveh
City of kcnosha AID tae county OF kenosha, in tho
State OF Wisconsie the iopwlng real csiale belongs
ing 20 Thomas Hancock, mno, olIild Of John Han.
cock, tate OF the town of Dover, il n county Of RAJ
cine deceased, 10 wiz The south half Of the
81 III" norh-tas: quarter of section numbci three ~
town two G. range no. twenty t2u} cast containing
thirty six acres more or less siluale in The tow Of
Brighton, IN he eOshI, OF kcHoshu, aforesaid,
Turns made known % the tinc of sale
SAMUEL HANCOCK
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11
The Indiana Free Banks.

CINCINNATI, Jan. s.
Gov, Wright of Indiana, in his mes
sageto the Legislature, strongly censures
the Free Banks; says that the Lcgisla-
ture will fail to do its duty to an out
ragged people, il they do net adopt prompt
measures to suppress their disreputable
practices. The circulation Of the Free
Banks has been reduced to the extent
of 100000, and that of the State
Bank one million within the year.
The Know Nothings carried Coving-
ton, Kentucky, Saturday.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

I. s. OFFIcERs ARREsrED.-Judge
Miller and dist. Atty. Sharpstein have
been arrested and held to bail, in the
sum of $4,000 each, to appear before the
County Court on the first Monday Of
February and answer the suit brought
against them by s. NJ. Booth. for false
Imprisonment, The Ne,cs, the organ
OF the officers, pronounces the bringing
OF the suit "a baSeaeSs fgecer before
eq"ahed." From which we infer that
the shoe piac5es a little.--nl. Sent.