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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

KENosHA 2.-At regular meeting of Ke.
nosha Engine Co. No. 2, held at the Engine
room Jan. 4th 1855, the following Officers
were elected
GEo D. HEAD, Foreman; THos. CARTER,
LIST Asst; J. Brown, I'd Asst; G. S. BALD
WIN, Secretary; A. P. STOKE, Treasurer: J
E. HENRY, Steward
G. S. BALDWIN. Sec'v.
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Sherlih''s Sale.

E2f VIRTUE OF al execution issned out of and
hS under the seal ofthe Circuit Court N and for The
count! OF Acnosha aud state of Wisconsin, and TO mo
directed anu deiis cred LHirst The goods ehattel.
lands and tenmnents ofWiliam IN have levied tt,,s
on aud shall offer for sale TO thu highest bdssr ihof
for rs The uw direcis. AZ tie ur I1uye; ri The ciy
and c0uniy6f kenosha on SATURDAY the scvcnI,enth
day of February mkt T. 1873, betw zen the hours OF
| and o'clock IN The afternoon OF said day, all the
righ,.tls. ana interest which the said William Ar
had on the 3lst day .: december D. ls50, or al any
time since that day Ia and othb following described
real eSate Wit north west quarter of the north east
quarter of section twenty seven, Town ., range nin
teeu int the county al a enoshe.
r. COSGRANE. SHERIFF OF Keuosha Co
Dated II. csmbtr .Stb. 1854
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DISTRESS IN New YoRk.-A man in
New York recently committed suicide
While the inquest was being held on the bod,
at which the wife was attending, news was
brought that their child had just died of star
walton and it appeared the father had been
driven to the decd from extreme destitu;ion.
Yet in the cities where these miscries are oc.
curing, there are millionaires who call them.
selves Christians, and with plenty in the whole
land VIC permit these things to occur and
vet call ourselves Christian people.
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Guardians Sale
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY C oURr
In the maIterof he Cuatdaisllp OF uLil1,

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY oURr
In the maIterof he Cua idaisl.ip OF uutfa
Mary Jennings.
Nstce is hereby given, that by virtue and in pur-
snan o enorder OF license made in said matter ON
The 18th DAY oi NoNcmber AID, 1854 by the t.ou1Y
C1hr OF said county The undersigned, he Guartini,
OF san Iharles and Mary JenniuQs, viii. on the
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1855. at the hour on
i1ocfoSk of Sad dayN upon Tie prfnscs Asreaftsr DE-
sertoed' m ne torn Of bristol Kc,oSa cUA n offer
"r safe al Public NcnGEc, The following dcscrib.d
lands 10 wiz: The south casi quarter Of scctun .ey
chleeh iDi'wn one ~ norlh range iwenty-one (2il
ets' ~ The town OF Bristol aforesaid, according 10
governments survey. Also, tw enty five acres of lin.
per iahd punhued as follows, commencing nj a point
81 sie rs M corner OF $, ID see-
on, thence sOnih one bundled and sixty rods thence
west twenty-five rods. thence n1llh parallel siilh The,
first mentioned line to the north line OF said section
one hundred and sixty rods, thence east on se said
nor, line OF SAID section rods 10 The plra
Uf BEGINNING. Tie terms OF sale viii be made known
upon The day of suc. JOHN u. BENEDICT,
Dec, oh. 1854. Gu,rdisn
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WHEELER's PATENT WEATHER STRIP.
We have been shown model of this desi-
rable conuiyancc for keeping the water and
sand from beating in under outside doors.
Every ono has felt the Inconvenience Of hay
ing their halls and entries covered with water
in driving rain storms, and with sand in dry
weather. This Weather Strip IS complete
guard against both See notice of Mes srs.
Hawks, in reference to this article.
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SHFRrFF'S SAFE

Hgf VIRTUE OF AN EXkCUTIUN Issued out
EHot and under The etiof tbs Giro II Court in and
~ lhe County OF kenosst ard state oi Wisconsin,
nud 10 PIE dheeied and deiiycredsgainsl the guods,
chattcls ands and ieuonciils of Samuel Ress giue,
have levied upon and shap ofier for sale 70 Ehe
nighest bidder, therefor. the law d.-eeis al ths
Court House, in the Cay and county oI kenosha. on
Saturday, he S'h day o. January nextf A.p. leaJ,
OF said day, an the right. u,e interest NhicN the
said s&inuel Ressiee had en- tie 2lih day OF Jmur-
~ A. r. lS59 " al aily iine since iht dan in and 10
the following described real estate. ioWii East hslf
oItot Number live, In block number lwesy- On
the suuIti east qnaferof seciiou hiny-oHe, IN town
nsu Ger two rVfih OF range tw ehE-thre east. elso
hol numter. one, IN beck nEiBber lhr e, on lilo
rorth east quarter OF seetion number thirty enc IA
Town two lltth of range twen s-tree east. The sSl
described piece il sinJaiedoh Washington Ialsnd..
Z Dated. SuUrii : flee,
kenosha, Dee &, 1854
?. COSCRAvEs
Shnri Ynf "a, I
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State Bank, Madison.
City Bank of Kcnosha.
Bank of Racine.
State Bank of Wisconsin.
Farmers and Mllers Bank.
Badger State Bank
Racine County Bank.
Bank of Fond da Lac.
Columbia County Bank
Germania Bank
Dane County Bank.
Rock River Bank.
Wisconsin Bank.
Jefferson County Bank.
City Bank, Racine.
Exchange Bank.
Bank of Commerce.
Bank of Watertown.
Northern Bank
Peoples Bank.
Wisconsin Marine s. Fire Insurance Co.
Bank.
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TINE AND LABOR lRE MONEY.
PROF, WOODS CELEBRATED ENGLISH
/" LAUNDRY FLUID f"

EOR Cle3h' ing sol cd appearel without fhbbin1
Or ppuEdiHg an end 81 ECw and original article
wtully unlike Giy thing Gle uf the sort in the
Uni:ed Siaics. Tie advantages OF this Fluid are
i. IL contains no sulphuslc acid, caustic alksl.
or oihur deeterious article calculated TO isjufe any
fabric. how. Yer delicate.
II reduces tho quantity Of soapto be used, 40
that the soap and the Guild do cost more ihDn The
soap alone doesin ihe old process
= The weaf and tear 81 apparel Is not more than
3BF f0ty;h what Il Is 90 tAe nhi lreadfnihTouins Of
n IS edubly appicab'eto all fabrlcs, whether
eeaion. linen, sik,or wooden, end aisoio both white
and COlVfed c!oihoa.
aiC and dispcnses in he worst OF the labor, the
rubbin aid pounding. ...e
prepared any orc hen the receipt Is furnished.
qhi. nu.d las ,enn secured 10 Prof. W In England
by RoyalI eilers psHelt y in high favor with Queer
Victoria and in use IN Her Mbjesiy's laundry anG
he Professors ahontto secure Iei'sS. Patent or J,
IN this cuilniry. ~
Tno undersigned has used L ext, nsively 10 bsogn
family aud seen il tested iu 6sNeral hundred other
ranilie> and knnwsii 10 BE- y hist is claimed f'rit
Family Village, Town and County Rights sofa al
VERY r,.,spunbie terms aully Rights, from an"
"a i've doiais. depending uP"h SIZE Q, hinl'y' On
or Rights according O. Popas.ion PefsaDs purch-
asine ~ .le cmotmto' % can ,n .,stl ,'s.aso ""
- G. r. GoRAM; .4rrsrteoH -agsHh
INJECTIONS FIRST cap tho worst soilc<
r,i.~ n the Br1fy soafed aTliefec and put y soab
a,,er ujpht IS hen ready to wash, put The ciother
;,t he {i.nol quantity uf boiling waller, with NOM
se-,rIr ri h IT, three-lourths vt the Ordinary amount
Of sop depeiriug upon tie dcgIeeaf soiier % The
solls ,Ed add rom 10 four giHs Of the fiuid,
drpcming upop the rizt OF The wash; boa from ten
Is frfy minutes depending upon the d,gree or s0ii-
IRE then rilsse and hang up The usun way. ile-
easicuyy, bat rarely. rerp gaGiy soiicd srrfnent
may restE5t cry ~ shi rubbing. :.
,ss- If The Agent should neglect T. call upon all.
The receipt VIC Obtained by iAcOstng one dollar
20 hi nddie .. b X -. keGosha.
Keusshu, Dcc p. lr54.
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New Trial Granted to Green,

Judge Morris of Chicago has granted a
new trial to Geo. w. Green, convicted of
poisoning his wife, on account of misun-
derstNnding between himself and the prison
cr's counsel in regard to the ruling CT the
Court in the exclusion of testimony The
other points raised on the motion were ell
oyer-ruled
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TRIBUNE & TELEGRAPH
Local Matters,

FIRE DEPARTMENTe--Atth Annual Nee
ting of the Fire Department, held on Mon
day evening last, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
F.J. WHITLocK, President.
CHARLES DENING, Vice President.
GEO. S. BALDWIN, Secretary.
JoHN E. HENRY, Treasurer.
MICHAEL HUcK, Collector.
j. I. V. YATES, Chief Engineer.
john " AVER, lst Assistant.
NELSON STEBBINs, End Assistant
All active and efficient in the discharge Of
the duties of their respective stations. With
such officers, there is little danger of our Fire
Department losing its well-carned reputation
for efficiency and skill in the conflict with
the destructive element.
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347 ,22j.-Therc they are. That is the
whole. That is tho number Of people who
shape and control the policy of our Govern
meut, the choice Of orr Public Officers and
she legislation OF Congress--jp otbcr ,yrr,ls
the Shareholders Of the Uuisn. Trc,,;os
iNWS' Appointments. Decisions mr., NJ,
with the view Of pleasing them hcf,rn .n
others. IL You douh; it. name the pr,s;,la,,.
tbs Senate, the noHss Of Representative, ~.
the Federal court tina. rrononDcrs go.
tfslr views, in any case where they b,[ri.aL
ken SIDES >i,'N
BY the rule of tirec," a47a24 i 90
25,oo0,0 900 As to -. Each one sIayeboIlnr
exercises more political power than scyrnt,
w" 'rcemcn. The next question i>-if =
country where the serehtv second part of tbs
lnh"'nant> govern, is a Republic. what >Dr-
OF a ihmG IS DCspoli>m
what an o0,crv sud hustle ,bere ,vo,Il :,
II the National Pohyt yas devoted >ol~l,, -
fostering the interests and ;ucroo 49,
size OF the State Of New York ~ - -
State of New York ut the las, clr,,,~,, va, ''''
10000 more votes than all the Slaletn,4,.,
put together.
The tx figures assthe head of this sr,;,y,
viii be cmiueutly suggestive of reHcr,;n,,
We do not propose TO enlarge upon them
but simply to add that they are vouchcd e.,
by the official census tiles Pat them on rrc,
ord Tor future rcterence.--.4ljagy Ereanl
journal
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.STARKWEATHER q CO.

AATlSi 20 call the attention oF purchasers 10
w their lnrg" AID utirnctiYc stock al
LIZ "a NJ q x &0 Old Ct.
JUST RECEIVED, CONSISTING IN PART or
PORT MONAIEs,
RETiCULES, of beautiful patterns,
DRAWING and WRITING PENCiLs,
.:AlR BRUSHES, E.rgc assortment
SHAVING BRUSHES, for al sorts OF Leaids,
FANCY BOXES, for any purpose,
CREAMS OF slLL!ES, for The Hair,
AMBER OIL.
@POMADES.
PHALON'S MAGIC HAIR DYl,
TOILET POWDER, Rose scented,
TOBACCO BOXES, great variety,
IVORY COMES, SIS SIS
RUBBER DRESSING COMBS,
RUBBER PUFF
RUBBER SLIDE "
RUBBER LONG
RUBBER TOBACCO WALLETS,
( RUBBER NURSING BOTTLES,
RUBBER TEETHlNG RINGS,
RUBBER RATTLES,
RUBBER BAT BALLS,
DRESSING COMBS, Il large assortment
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rNyHIS is tho best Cooking Stove in use. Tn
/ IL principle Is three fgss. Tn this stove was re
ceived the lirsl Premium FIR IRE 'B,st i. oESii,r
stove, al the State Pair, reid in syracuse, Icf9, and
in Albany. ie5a.s f*t-.
This Stove burns the wQndt % slid hearth
which i preferable 30 gate. Gs IT, glaies IN mir
tight Stoves burn oct in ieg weeks.
IN tAEs stove y conduct The cold air from the
room bYpPcs. 20 The sp;sce hcwe,n the front
ad tire IRE plates, where 1t becomes heated. and
then lrassesis lio She evpn An opening is al Or
the back oven pla;e. through which lie air pas rs
into The huc ottaestoye. We secure by this ar ans
ment: A
/. n vcn,i alton ofle over. carfyingof aIIgases
so thIiit bakesas wen - q brick oven. % Il
2 The ncalei air passi>gato the oven. greatly Ia
ciliaies The ing. causing mere even ieInpcra-
iure than can 0therwis, he obtained.
g. By the cIrrehi Of air passing between the font
oven add tae Ste plates, she FIRE plate is prevented
from burning out. -ss.e
TneraplC DurninT ont ofthe fire Tiaiesbas beaa q
serious ebieei9n aiT-tishi cook stoves. The fire
plate in This stove VIII last Is long as The outside
plates.
The stove IS made End mounted in the most per
feet manner aud warranted in all cases 10 bake per
fcciiy.
1914 large broiiing hcaYh and most excellent srsTn
V arrangement, gre attahoed tu thisstoye.
Balm & BRO.
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srARKWEATHER& co.

| q RE- AGENTS FOR ZONES, CEHOEA-
IA GtsGGf;, sure cure for Fever and Ague.
BARRY'S TRICoPIEROUs, for the Hair.
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, TO Cue
Badness
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, for the Cure (
Coughs and Colds
PEPSiN, for The Cure Of Dyspepsia.
PURE WHITE LEAD, Ground in OIL
LINSEEn OIL, warranted pure
TANNERS & CURRIERS', and MEATS FOOT
OIL, for Harness & Leather.
WHITE WASH BRUSHES, of all kinds.
PAINT BRUSHES, large assortment Of extra
qualify.
SCRUBBING BRUSHES, Counter Brushes and
Marking Brushes.
BRISTOL BRICK for ScOuring, &c.
FLAVORlNG EXTRACTS,-L Vanilla, Al
mond. Peach, iiatiil, Rose and Orange.
YRiNGES-Mutalc, Glass, Rubber. of the best
kinds.
WINDOW GLASS, from by to by "a, cutie
order.
SHAVING BRUSHES & soAPs-a fine assert
ment.
SPERM & LARD OH. for lamps and Machinery
4 D0L. fb.NNSFND'S SARSAPARRILL
10 do. ERRY DAF PAIN KILLER,
1 key TAMARtNDS
so IL. ENGLISH CT RANT, A superior ar
tclc.
2 boxes BRISTOL BRICK,
100 bottles best OLIVE or SALAD OIL
AN ENfit ARTiCEE OF BAY RUM,
WHITE CHALK. and WHITE RESIN,
OLD PORT WIN l.. for Sickness,
QtASSiA by the quantity.
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HYGEANA.


Brought Home 10 the Door at the Million.
a WONDERFUL nlsCovERY has recently
"a been made by Dr. Curtis, OF his city, in the
Treatment OF Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases
Of he Lung We refer 10 = Dr. Curtis uygeana, or
inhal'Rb ar-ean Sapor and Cherry syrup" With
dis uew method Dr. !. has restored many aelic'cd
ones 10 perfect health; as ar evidence Of which he
has innunerablC certificates Speaking Of The treat
mcnt, ply siciu remarks: u is cyiieat that mhal-
ng--consjanily hr athiug an Agreeable, healing va
pore the medicinal properties Iausl come In direct
contact with the Whole OF the arial cavity of Inc
lungs, and thus escape the many ami varied changes
produced upon fhein when introduced into he SION.
sch, and subjected tothe process ofdigcsiiou. The
iiystsnu Is for sale ri all the druggists throughout,
The couniry.--Ntw lerb DgtckHta,, # JaR. II.
The inhaler is worn on tile breast under the linen
without the least ireonyenicEce--ihe heat of tic
body being sufficient to evapugEle the hnd.
Hgndrcds of CASES OF CURES like the following
might be named. One Peek age Of liygeana has Gu.
red me OF the Asthma ct six years standing. J-S
r. hcesberrF, T.. W. Of DRRceRHon Pa.
] ana cured OF the ASTHMA of 10 years standing
by Dr.Curis liygeana.. Hergrct Eestsii, Brooklyn,
". j.
Mrs Paul of No : Ham aund ST., n. Y, was cured
Ola severe case OF Br0nCheiis by thp 1ygeana.
My sister has been cured OF DISTRESSING
COUGH ofseverl years standing. and Gceided 10 be
incuftt'ia by her Ply sicians. : he was CURED IN
ONE MONTH by the Iiygeana.--J. n. Gdabert, y.
NJ, Richmond, .1e. ,.,,,
Price three dollars Package-SOd dy CURTIS
& PERKINS and D0YD6- pAUt. 80. ~ Chambers
ST.. n. Y - Packages SEM free by express 10 any
part Of the Untd Steles FOR Ton Dollars.
n. q. -Dr.Curis' iiyeoana is the ORIGINAL. and
ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE. al others are base
and INJURIOUS cornle.eus. shun them as you
would POISON.
soldeyD Dr.. srAREWEATHER.
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state Dues.

AS we published last week, the paper of
such Banks Of this State as have ample Sc
curities in the hands of the Comptroller, will
be received in payment of taxes and for in
tercst due on School Lands. The following
Banks are understood to be of that charac-
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arnet llp--A letter received bv one of
our elt'.cas from relative in san Francisco.
lated december 9Th, mentions thar the
Wr'cr h"1 had the pleasure. on the proceed
i's aay' seeing Mr.. Levi Blossom in the
tlre-t> OF the California emporium. --.ikl
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GLEAsoN's PICToRJAL.-The last num-
Der of this fayoritc journal comes TO US, chan
tcd TO "Bl'ioa's Pictorial" Though chan
Ged in name, none of its old attractions arc
diminished The Engravings if anything,
are rsore beautiful and highly finished than
heretofore
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

THREADS-Spooland SkcinThread ofail kinds
S!LkS-liHine, all cp!vfs: Embroidered silk.
Sadlicr's ard fio>s silks.
BuTFoEa-nresS, all kinIs; Fant, Gear, Vest.
Shirt. OyeFcoat.
C1NBS-Rubber.S shell Horn. RuT,lo. Each, side.
Pan, Dressing, Circle ,Pocket.aud Ivory fiueCoals,
ofait descriptions.
BRUSHE.'-Ilair. ITai.Cloih. Crumb. Comb, i.ath.
er. Teeth. Nail, Bu>tug. Counter, Feather stove.
Backing and Scrubbing.;.u s,yles
CUTLERY--Scjss,us. shears. Pen Knives ,Pocke
Knives, Bowie Knives, Twcezrrs. Dirks, &c.
TtRLE CtfI3RI-A fine assortment.
SILVER PLATED FORKS, Spoons. Butter Knives,
0y.ter Forks, sat Spoons Sc.
GERMAN SILVER WARE-A large Stock.
NEEDLES, Pias. Ihiuhlt.. Tapes.
WORS1EDS-Lidy Yarn shoe Lacc!s. Elastic
Binding &c.
RAZOgS. Razor Strops. If he frcs quality
PERFUMERY ofevory style and grade
MUSICAL iNSTBUMEN rS--Aiplins, Guitars.
Accordcons. anios &c. Viplin and Guitar strings.
Holders. Tobacc9 Box"s, of every ST. e and variety
Wax. aud common Matches.
PORTE MONAis-French and American, from
81 80 10 $50 duz.
TOYS-Alarsca well selected stock.
IlSTOLS -ReVo!yers, G'.n w ads, Gun Caps.Gam
Bags, Powder Horns Flask>, &c.
FIsHiN& TACkLE--liooks. Lines, Poles, DC
the largest as 3rtmcnt in The westerncouniry.
BIRD AGES-lYire aud Wood, large stock
constantly on hand.
ROCKING HORSES-Propel!ess. CABS, wheel
barrows, Hoops. Wagons. &c.
NJ ArS-DOor. Carriage aud Table Mats Of 81 SiEds
WILlOW WARE-Two and -Four Wheel Nas-
Cabs. Chairs, Market, Peach, Cluhesand Fancy
Baskets.
WOODEN WARE-KniSo Boxes. Faucets. .iops,
Pals Tubs, kes,eTs, Boxes. Selves, Washbuardsand
smaller Ware of allkinds. -
HOUSEKEEPING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eve
rythinguecessary for Ilou>ekerpcr', use.
CATALOGUE can be had by addressing
OtMlY Es, r. hsOELESHEzs
"a s ff-In cad
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To- We hope one of the first things done
by our Legislature, will be to positively pro
hibit the use of any Of the county jails or the
State Prison, for the imprisonment of fugi-
tiyes or persons who may be convicted in the
U. S. Court of violating the fugitive law.
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CHRISTMAS TREE We think the remarks
which have appeared in the Tribune upon the
late Christmas festival, unwarranted and
personally insulting 10 all concerned. To
attack a woman in a newspaper, is evidence
OF nothing but spite on the part of the writer
or publisher; and we venture TO say. that the
particular lady in This case, bears character
equal in responsibility to that of her essail-
ants.
We clip the above rare moroccan from the
Democrat of last week. The editor of that
sheet must be sadly in want of that article
which, he says in the same paper, he is not
obliged to furnish. We will submit our re-
marks to some three or four hundred persons
who were "conceypea' in that speculation,
and abide their decision whether they were
considered personally insulting" The idea
OF oar having any Spite" against "the par
ticular lady in this case" is simply ridicu-
lous. We have thought of the matter since
our remarks" were made, and we do not
see that gahdht'y, justice or charity, demands
"retracton of anything we said. We simply
stated the TRUTH as we heard it at the time.
from many who were there. and the state
mcnt Of Mr.. Schanker since, only confirmed
our statement. The advertisements of the
affair stated distinctly, that there would be
$3.50 worth OF Christmas presents upon the
tree. On the strength Of this public assu-
rance, and from other representations made.
(Which were fulfilled in about the same pro
portion many Of our citizens were induced
10 patronize the festival Mr. Schanker said
IN his defence, that the cost of these presents.
expenses for room, lights, trimmings, &C.,
was in the naigiborhood of SO. To say tho
very least that cen be said, and without using
any harsh words, which we have no wish TO
do. there was sad discrepancy between the
promise and the performance. Universally
rs far as we have heard an expression from
those who were present there is but one feel
ing. and that is. that there was wyong in the
affair, whether intentional or not
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

SENATOR FROM IowA.-JAmEs HARLAN.
Republican has been elected L. S. Senator
from Iowa, in place of y. C. Dodge. IFeH
done for Iowa.
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EsFRAY.

TAKEN UP by The bscriber on or about the first
OF November hefer, abeet a year end a hall old,
color red and whitc--fuh horns. The owl cr will
please come forward, prove property, and take her
away. JAMES sCAESA6H,
North Ward, City Of Kenas'se, Dec. ae, Issl-
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- The City Guards Ball ofthe sth inst.
came OF with much eclQt. We understand
the Han vas crowded
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The SARAH SANDS Considerable anx-
iety is felt for the safety of this steamship,
which left Liverpool for Portland on the 5th
December.
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STRAYEI,.

IRON my Premises, Roam Heiicr, Two years old
L coming, with hole in the right ear. ANY inios .
Gla.ion OF il Whereabouts wl be rewarded.
a. n. ) fEVENS.
Kenosha, Dec %, 1854.
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MARINE.-The schooners Union and LGdy
INN, were in our harbor on Sunday afternoon,
last, on their way to Chicago from Racine.
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Our obligation as an editor, is 10 furnish
ideas, not brains. democrat
What excuse can our neighbor offer for so
cntircl y ncglecting his obligations? We have
looked over his paper for weeks, for an idea
that has not been worn thread bare, but our
search has been in VAIN
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EsyRAY.
GEO. NIXON.

TAKEN rYby he Subscriber. about ten days since
Bull Cali, Color Red and white. No particular
marks The owner will please come forward, Prove
pror..F!y.pcs charges and pay charges ana take "
away CHARLES NEfFt.
tsriwht"n. Keuosha CO. Wis Die o. 1854
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WHERE To ADvERTtsE.-Adyertis and
business men will do we'll to bear in mind
that our paper is now by far the best adyer-
rising medium in this city. We already work
off my t,ro quires, and our list is constantly
increasing. Our circulation is nearly all in
this and the adjoining counties.
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y Ds~IrI SHAW, ono of the editors Of
tic 'Elruflcc Ncrs, has been appointed
Register 81 the Land Office in Milwaukee.
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ESTRAY.

HRROKEin my enclosure nei,r ckssn's Id iAs
N ID Town OF Bristol, keEosha County, Wisconsin,
yearling Steer dark brow \, white star IN tie for
head, white faux, and Lille vhEe the brisKetl
and hip. Ihe owner Is requested 70 prove pi6psr<l
~, pay charges, and TAXA ilawsy.
bristol, Dec. 18Th, 1854.
GEO. NIXON.
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Ns aIrHAIrcS UTIB,SE CsTEcL!CON
Va n 81 v.issbls Atnse5y. Ps5ce Iet.act
SiFA Fer EzeSy sTAakH EA1HFH n 90
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$aEAWLS.
LINN VIII ssH 100 Rob Roy Long sks 81
80 eheai e Z 81 any mar in the stats.
'sct~he- 10 1854.