davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
AZ aIONEsT 5UDGE.

The conduct Of Judge Kane Of Phib.
delrbia. 60 the Wheeler slave caa must
meet with tho cumm0niliion Of all right.
ih'ns'ag men. On ihe l2ih ult. he dsliy.
cred 800 opinion alyos.cly ,u,he reception oi
the petition OF Jane johnson to q1ash the
whit of hibcls corpus in tio ease Of Pass.
more williamson Trou1nuciug ber to have
30 status in court, bling entirely Without
jui ici1u
rhe opinion Is very elaborate, reviewing
tho whole case and raafirming bis former
opinion. lie asserted iba, the law of ua.
ton, guaranteed the right Of transit oi
slaves. aud Of every other species of pro-
party through territory where slavery is not
recognized I' the contrary opinion was
sanctioned lha time nigh. come when The
cotton Of L9l.s.aua, the rice Of Car''na'
aud the rum Of New England would be re-
s,isied from transportation. without the
bonds of the State producing ihant
lie maiulInei tia, the federal conSIiu'
tion recotnIzod slaves as property and up
to 1880. slavery existed in the thirteen or
irivgl States. Il1 1il that williamson
/ dnty then as now was to prolgce Jane
Jo6p,on's children. Wore the petitioner
here TO abide the action of tho court she
would have o rrh, to be heard but being
Wibort tbo jurai ion tho records Of ihC
court cauuot be opened for a stranger
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
ne Piarue Of Tie sith century.

, The FiaHue OF tie kith Century.
There vas one di.lasa called the blael
daa'h. the black plague. or the great m1r.
lalitY The mosl dreadful visitation Of il
sss one TINT begun in ebiua. spread over
t,ia. and in The yea lhiFlosn hundred and
iaHy.eight ontered Europe. Europe was
tbeu. however 30, unused TO plaques. Six
others hal made them.efts famous during
The preceding tigltlnd.9dY yeats The
llaek phzBa sfIead from the south Of En-.
rope Il tie ueah, occupying about three
years IN is passage In iwo Scnrs !, had
reached Sweden in three ,oafs It bad con
qnciel lla.s,a The llial influence came
auuas men ripe to receive i, Europe va
full II petty wafs ei'yas were imnnred
IN cities, IN uuN holesome housas overlook
ing flfliy streets. as in beleagarei fortress
G, far iatb,ts. il mt afm.cs, occupied tho
haais beyond their eaics. hn.handmen were
,lanius lenlal slaves religion was mainly
zlpot llioHi ignorance was dehsc, and NOR.
al. dHlnsei 1.-THE cohirl Ras uI.n the pas.
silus 10 such men the pe.lIlenee camr,
which was said 10 have slaiu Thirteen mil
hons # CdIut.s. to have lspapnlated lniia.
II lase de rlyel in CaifU fifteen thousand
liyci a DAY These Kcrs eng saraied state
msuis but tbeY wore credited aud terrified
the llopls Certainly vessels With dead
sfews ln.lep ahaut IN lle Mediterranean
anl brought caauplioa aal infection 10 the
shores ou which ihey Stranded. In what
5irii iii III pzape ufaf-'iiieni a. they
afr n lbosc allaa TIM IN mfct the ca.
hm.y Man committed SUICIDE IN Inn.
= N feiHni. md fieh men, #eekial u ii
yar, ths wrath sf Heaven from themselves.
e4rrizl tHzir Treasure 10 tho churches anj
lds m8l4aalcz whafe ii the monks fear.
II. iafassiss injection Wiih i slut their
ea,tH a-aiusf any such clTsgius !, Vhs des.
Isuiaiy 5huaa 10 thrm over The wallis
Eyga zauul men rofral / by anxiety, van
1ercl aiaii an1 lived rs lie lsad Houses
qa.ilsl Us their inhabitants tumble ! 70 ruin
liy piagas and by lhe aI#bt Of terrified IN.
hb.lmi. maug thousand villages we're le0
ab.a'a.rly gmHy--sI.an. as iaa weeds and
dal. Taa fapg Ayiasuou. was forced.
b5ea#a I'll i55 chuFshyatdi sgig hll, To
sor.scrl,a o. n lnrial p,4eo t.,s ri,er Rhine.
and insure 90 ,h7 faiil.al an iaigimeiii, IL
~, IA h,'y er5lul, al least 10 L1ly water
How the lril wclc clrFiol out Of town f1g
burial IN p',. aud hos tac terror o.. tie pro
pie coined the fancy iha, through inl,cen.
haste many were hurried ont anl thrown
m,oiha riis aLIle living every Que knJvs,
Il ga, tAl incident 0! plague ii all times
laly vas reported 90 have loA all is inhab.
hu', Tae N,uiiiiu. 1tl to he islands
aul lssook thgir city. losing three men in
four. md il Palla. when the plagse cease
cd iR0.ihirls Of The inhabitants were mis-.
sing Ttiis ihe black l'alh which began
towards the clo.c Of tho wear l3iS to raw.
ace Euglnl. aud Of which Antony Wood
ay. cximylgully, lla, At tic close Of 1t,
scarcely tenth part Cf The people Of this
cllniy rsmliaed living
Hgawhoid ll'0,Rs Eagiaa!
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
NATURALIZATION
ny ms, Layluaisia FRENCH.

Sons oj the brave hrware the lne
llark u the murnuf deep aud low,
Haiiua ul ike the owning stafm.
Ilnare As the hurricane that hrnods
In paee's llf igdHIHdei
Minute guHsal omen haam
Though the ieltufe's iaIdci gloom
sauuds prophetic III the air;
Heed the warning and prepare
Watch be wary every hnut-
Mark the ooman grnwjus paWcri
L. Americans keep ward
None but patriots On guaIi
sons OF the slIl a blfHIer ,ianngh.
nfci,ilHa tine alien sHlaH-be
Manning the IpiiiempHts ui Right
lfnl af YOUR Country spl aHl Right
Form fnur hal,aIizHs steadily.
AHl fzHi iaf hiaal'rs KIriav
safsHs nuWaris sKuaaz iae Raye,
Serted columns aI iha Hnye.
naniui 'ueaiH the Hrui#u
Gi the Gli.Iikr Ns.8Ins'onf
SlaHl IHi .#aui > 'aisIs1 sWay
Aspire IN rule America.
Charge an Tie ufaHt. ere he HaIn
On iua ariefird damaHal
sans efibc lfar ahcn fuma'i tFol
Ihr tide uI Revolution Cod
Looked nom H. t65lneu an the ihiass Of Time.
Aui iKH HeX .iafs imm Tie woflaui Tine
H. lala 20 flH IN ldsafup# dume-
THr daamaass l.asa luI HE IIsruaHt ll#mr-
1aly af h1IIas sHrI ihrm well.
Hflr iHr fIH=f.li'z terfai spell.
AHl lei The sbur.Iz ui IiIe be urea
Ere we'd iha=H riIfs of lleareai
lanraai imnpst notes
Sake fHH aii s. H#fe yaHf IaHarT Ha4is-
laiuumrHrt aii|i nr sra
THa laH1 of iae Bfatc Is the home al The
leo
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
WASHINGTON ARKANSAS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IA. l85

ptailies, aui put them in prosperous state Of
cultivation, Hsa, h1eI Tie waY Is elear and the
greatest hardship over they are filed an by
10 matter ht whan - loue as the country u
settled. Il Is iael that iheIa are very isw na-
Tive daY lab en- employed 10 aaf lasge eiilas aaa
ou our BIZ. - - tta sAeea naY BE- HHftaeI,
We suppose Il wouldn't Hag
Then agala Nt are denounced as dIsl1H1Tah'ei
degenerate HaIue mHIsd. aud the caafze We
pufsge ealcalai6i Iadissmdc the uamH oi AmefI-
can and all because we ehoasH 10 aHnpi a made
Which las ever been ~ vogue III The penac'Htit
paIty, uamfY sretel assaciaIIan, the ouY Ilrf.
rnfp ]. sr haze enlarged anl improved upon their
plan, we almii 10 uHT secret association every
,iuslc individual man wba wishes % iHuuHf pdlY
ad galr oaf tgk#li they din mol nor da they
uaA Hanc uai the rhaHHu ieW, the lfl1Hf- tie
seFkrfs aIitg u offices, wrfr aIIuwHi 90 penetrate
within tie "a. when the setTgl uIdsr0l s.
IaHmaHy Was H les,IHu iHai dId all iae wiHa
pulling and iaa fancy wark. Willie The mas.
pr isHauli iryI Is bad TO h.IH.llY follow Tier
lead hke a .IaFk ri siea# alter the baI.WeihsH4
tdat saHis'y Hlrl lao Democratic pafy ium
Mime n lekas iam tae AiIaHic IN ibe Lake.
bal ~ a1.Hs Hua ID llIi.t a.asFe#i principle admit
az 10 uHf .efHafs. Hr oa#silHi ibat all uIe justly
oHiiIci tn kHaW wHli osI rui# and aius an' ve
ass 600 mau 81 80 al mru in h.IuIIF tniH irr or
party ard Ice this 80 aa dtHaHufef, eKru aH
unHaugaiz LdaN aaf secrets they aTr uai sgsiai
aHs uaIa. here, tie greal secret we will publish
B! -
AMERICANS SHALL Rule AlEBlCAf7
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
From General csri

"prrRoIr July q, lsJ3
Nh Dear Sir,I think YOU for your
letter Jlt my qualification @; receiving 4
would baye been mach greater hai You ,po-
ken more cueonmciury of ypur election 20
tle Senate had hopol end bad Itrua.
dgd mysclf that ,ou would come back 60
the stuai' aud | shll not abandon this
cherished expectation tiI an outward event
campf'- me. but, my friend. Your rclun
To the Senate is a mere question Of tins.
lUr You w % he ihcrc again where's II ]
DO not meet you there a1tc J 'hlll meet you
there no mur,, Ny political day. arc mum.
bcred aud arc fat drawing 10 q CLOSE --
have a warm
heart towards you aud o,bor true men who
stood by the country in defiance Of pcr.0nal
consideration iu crisis as dangerous as il
ever saw Two departed patriots, Mr Clay
and Mr Webster, lani myself q long di-.
lance behind them b.hcld your course Ei,b
nlmimtou.
This is the testimony Of m old man, who
has nothing more 10 ak or TO receive, and
who must soon pass from the stage o. action.
"Thpking yoa tor Che many proofs !
have received Of your kind and di,iu'cresicd
friendship,
i am, my dear sir, your true friend
"huwis CAss.'
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
WASHINGTOll=hAALE
" a. n ED IL w - Z,


ITNnER an engagement viii ilH ritizHas al
y Washiugian sHs.I a|e. f#f - SfssIHr al
the ahosH lnsHltiiaH aa fHH lf Haa iHHg ~
me- aag Z OHaAfl H#H
lhr terms iaf sa#'iuH Hi taHH'F=H Wrrks
payable qsafsIig SO alla#se as I#IHa#=
raI'aa in rHaszs nHraRt Ism HfaH.HE
Spelling ks4HiHs aHl NH'H#1 50 -
Tuition iH AesaIa#= pa#E 80 IHH.
hIacius EuaHsb Gamuaf GHasuH#l.
hn'hmHii- I'D Tie . .Hzf Mzfl,mafigHI 60 D.
Lam aaI Gfazs a Em## Iafz LHzHfs
LiBafaff ias.Hiias lis Above. Cd m
lntiarniaI eNFHasfs O
hajeiaftiaa iut ahsrrss cszfpi Hasgsai pms
trasiel iI.Hrss
Tbe PaBdIHI ai lHe aAeaAsHY' Hil scope
rate heartily with thr luu.ipa. u' The Female
Seulas8 a1 llr citizen. UI Na.hu-iHu iB rs-
hblshias on permanent ha', lu9u'tl1us of
Leaning worthy Of ihe pa'WHlsH ni iIr trnHrl
and intelligent rammuniiy. hy wlIrn ihey lfr
mrforHHel H. huns, ip ibr rr,Dlg.ilIr taiN ui
inametag yullh su experience uI nearly HfI
yean. anI ifl.'s hy uYwfaHtt diligence lH Hi-
profession 20 be- sustained hy h.s u'd iurH.'. aul
The public sen-fa'iy. lu4.g mrH vI| tn Ur.
pared lsl i4t Sophomore OF JuulT giIsr oI aHy
college Iu 'hr ruoU.
A. ih- Sf.ui iu.raass competent assistant
teachers Wiii be- employed
D. j BORDEN PamGaL
Hlli|ar'an. ~ s..lae lr lsi5 II-u
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
Gerry clemens and Frank pierce


Hon. Jear. eLragNs having bgen in
lafmel \ Al Two Of the ouli.Amorican can,
dilale higll Office in Louisiana wer,
aaneaz..a' i,lm from The stump. replioa b,
Publishing supdry ltacrs from prominent
men showing Tue etimaiion IN which h.
VA, held by them. Among the lclier, Al,
two from Gen, Flrnee, tawlish Mf CT
MEMS refers a. fallow.
Il ally aid Gen Pierce lrHrr. brnnst
yeu aY lhsy charged M eilh seeking n(liHf
from him. frum those letlrrs You vii Sc
haR glonniiess is such an accusation. Il.
thzr aniafel a hlea share of lis conf.
lnca aud friendship. ~ ha !. a iuust de p.
54hlc hyppsfilc. believed he va. sincere
lien. aud believe sa uas. iiis aIlaRef.
may believe what they please
We iliaiu the lylttr, fum AIr RlCaeg
and ten eass. and eammgBl them 10 tn
flIouefs Of tbo.e ren.lcmaa wiz tiy to be
particularly severe upon Nr eLGaENs -
The latlcr q Gen eass Is quito eloquent
aal Danshius. aal a.Iir from l. reference
to Mr. ClearNs. is possessed Of much in.
iafes, -
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

Near Xluo,llc. Ohio. an lrishman lives
Nhl Is the pi',rietor Of beauty Of shan.
is l.ule way east Of that thriving plac1.
llr purchl.cl a COW o lyw weeks since. aud
as .he wa, rather wild he bad to halter her
aud lead her home As soon a. be reached
iho lovely cH wherein bis wife and tue little
Pas wcFe lodging. they came on, to meet
him. whcfcup1n Ms Pat thus began
well, Pa, M dlrliul, where did you Ga
that bas,e nv a COW
"Shure au' 81, il uy oull Mr.. Higgins
up the road
What lid sc buy 3 coz Of sllai oull
Protestant %
AN why not, Bridget, dear Jisi ye
brina oui lha: bottle of holy wa'hcr, aud Ill
be al,hrr p3urin' It On her, an II will make
her all right in NJ tine
Bridge, did as shu was bil, and bringing
ths bottle TO Pat. he tJyk /. aud poured il
on tlo animals back making The cross With
90 due devotion o. hepHured. But the old
woman, by mistake, had brought him bot.
lle % yiirjl. and i'a. was sss8msbed to lHd
ihat tie COW was frantic under the opera.
ton, kicking wore by far ihan before be sp.
pl.ed DE holy water lie tried 4 again, aud
poured on more. vbcn th' COW broke loose
from Pat and kicked him over as size dashed
away, to the terror Of poo, bridget, @ho cried
out
"lIob Virgin and miller Of Moses isaf
u. p5,egaH Hf1Rg 40 her YET ~
hhick
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
A lller uns eaIled upon lhe .,and ..

A sailor was called upon the stand ns a
wiiposs.
We'll dr said The lawyer do you knos
the plaintiff and defendant
i don't know tho drilt Of them words.
replied the sailor.
What. not know tue mcasing Of plain
tiT aud defendant" continued the lawyer
u pretty fellow, you, to come here as wit
ness. Can You tell me where on board the
ship it was that this man struck the other
one p
'Abat the bipuaclc. answered the Wit
ucss
'Alaf tho biunacle T" said tho la5yer /.
what DO you mean by that 2
"A pretty fellow, you, responded the sail
or. 30 come here as lawyer, and don know
via. alah tho binuaclc means
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
Thrcshing Machines
-ANn
" n L 4 + + / n s
MANuFACUHEp ~
B. F. RENFR0 & co.,
Washington, 1ykaHsas.
TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMONIALS
Culrama Co. Ars.
.iHHr lS'l. l,jji
Thereby certify that have O Wheat fan and
Thteshins Machine mode hy y 4. RrNruo n Co,
Washington, Afk. AMI that can lh1r.h and
clean two hundred bushels day with two hoI'Fs'
JAMES HENRY.
Wa whose names appear below. hereby cct,,i,g
that wc have witnessed tho performance OF Mr,
James lIenry's Fan aud thtcshing Mae9'he aug
that they will rhresh and clean two hundred
bushels day. !. Llnii rV'i'
JACOB SHOOK,
T. H. RILEY,
WM. b JONES.
June o7, 1855 90
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
RUN AW AVS:

RANNNAN from ihr uuA"r.
it\ sieupItu uu.,ipf pausU. leHriaya.
ftalsl ou iar 10th ui lr.N la.i=-l,' t".
40 grr Wru--Tu Wit
AF MAsillAGIbN--fiy. BEET i..i.
black complexion sal aifI'
-.fEe YEAR, old--aUi Boo HriHrI li.N-
RY-aIBt, tan.r h.igIi aId '''tuT'Iun
These iwn mrn Wcrs u'srl Boo luArirr. n'.'
couniy-vefr puuhi.-l oi da.is blir- a tr...
and ii s Thought Wili ai'rmp 10 make inrii "al
,aack tn that county .iLSO
HENRY HARRISON. o. small mlu-t1rpef
color ahnui .,st a m,brs lish--iJ 'car. old
MOSES th.rs.. black nan-6 feet o or ;
inches high al years 1ld. and
STEPHEN a heavy set black man-aJoui o
ieei 10 Hchea liel end lI year old.
! will give Fifiy dollars rarh' Tor The ap'
prshsnsian AID delivery, nr cUu1urmrni in ahl
Jail - thai may goi ,lrm, of Wa.hin-i.,! anl
Henry. aud Tirig dl'Irs each ior Henry liait''
son. Moses and stephen
Any information Of either ul The above slaves
will be- thankfully received a1l ACKNOWLEDGED.
Addrcss- JAMES u. GlLMER,
PHfrNc
Bna Pdrfb.
September 10th, 1855. 3s-lf La'
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

p. r. Bamum, it il said, has bucn 1ii,r.
ed S2DJ0nO ur lrni.tan, his country resi-
deuce, by sautl Aunas agent lie olers
10 sell for S2j000e
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
Ilorsc.Mins
COLON GINS

COT TON G ~ S,
TIME undersigned has established shop in
i Washington, Arkansas, Tor lhc Manufacture
OF superior
HORSE. MILLS,
aad is prepared 10 6,l, with Dispatch eil orders
with which be may be favored. HIS MINIS are
y,rr,n,el Ia pcflom we'll and can be- readily
attached IN thc running gear ol a Gin
lie will also repair Cotton Gins and trusts,
from many years experience in the business, to be
able 10 give entire satisfaction
All orders, either Tor MlIs or the repair Of Of
Gins. wiIl be promptly executed ON reasonable
terms WILLIAM r. COLLINS
Washington, Jtnc, 27h, 1861. e6-iL
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
rnnnsr.r r1nrE.a.
IL d. %. D..

nZAN LODGE No. 10. at Washington A.
" kansas, meots on Friday night Of each week
John D TRlMBLE, Sew.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
From Gen. Pierce
Ia a letter dated

lua letter dattj
WASHINGTON. July -. ls53
NJ Bsar GleMsass-l daye oply a
wori Ia rs in f5rly II your Lial aal pa.
sail laIipr II the III inst. tai. ,iHr.rsIy
interested Is am In I'll that on55H.
YaHr fortunes. | must no; omii ,lmi wafl
asH Iw.zh ,au
10 wrile the from time TO Tine and believe
ne, aleays
eYoar frienl.
"FEANG flraaEH
Aezin. l. closes a ls'iaT on hu.ines, u.
ted June |. ls53 rs Iuilaa.
llaH !. yuus bcaiIb ! usHl M tel
You hos earnestly hope iar spseiy II.
eaycfy af yHur vautsl lealIii aud slHHuf5h
uaf ueel say ~ ,5n taat shall never
csa,e to f,sl the deepest iaterfs in all iha.
mas concern your happiness aud prosperity
"lu haste, truly yJur iri-ud,
I'm pERcE"
On llc 18Th Of Nov, 1853 be writes a.
follows
"lg Dslr Cot. lam fu'l ar sorrow on
accuua, or tolegrIh.c G.paied. received
while r1d,ug yuu5 pleasant note oi ID,
l9.h announcing tlr ila lhlt ny friend
SenatE A'hgrtou wa, npil'y sinking uulgr
an attack Of Iamly,i.
Gov Seymour h-. been staying with me
a day " two. and .puie Of yon with deep
interest. as indeed our army friends a.aly'
d. Have only lhe hcatt lo ,2ps' wy
sincere interest ia youl balllh and halpI.
moss.
Your friend. FGAAg Pracl'
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
TAX NOTICE.
Office of the City Treasurer,
Du.oota lSJ:, T., 70 fOsl

Office of the City Treasurer,
Kenosha, Wis. January I8, 1855.
hereby give notice that the following describ-
Ill ed property was, for the non payment of City
Taxes and charges due to the City of Kenosha,
or the year 1852, sold on the 10th day OF January
1853-rnd the same will be forfeited unless re-
deemed before the 18th day of July next.
Ninety FIVE feet front on w. side of Kenosha
st-W. to old Chicago Road, the n. f. corner j
46t feet 5. of 8, E. corner of lot l6, i'll Inc N. E.
Of Sec. 6, town Range %. e
-..e ABRAHAM HANSON,
n32.l2w. Treasurer.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
TIN, BRASS, AND COPPER.
Christopher Mentz,o

pRASS Founder. and Manufacturer Of al
~ kinds Of Tin, Copper. aud Sheet Iroa Ware
and dealer in Stoves, Shelf Hard Ware, Toys
Britannia, japan Ware. Pumps. Lead Pipe, ant
Zinc. @sf
TIN, COPPER aud JAPAN WARE, fol
sale, at Wholesale and Retail.
TCountry Merchants supplied at tho very
lowest rates. eaJ f.Aa4 H
uThe Highest price, paid for old Copper and
Brass.
As-eH 81 Z. AEgTE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
fsIa8 g9M 81 In Circuit Court,
Kenoshn County. Wiseonsin--In Equity.

Seth Doan vs. Jetam Ferry, Charles Clifford william
Perry. Z tt+r sA q 7isls Il SO -fssttag@re
happening by to the satisfaction q the Court tina,
the Perry William H. Perry
Of the motion Of Jon b. Jsun
for the ordered that the said lothian Perry
and William H. their appearance be
and notc thereof be served the complain
ants solicitor hy seventh day May 4. D. 1885,
CT their that they plead demur
the complanants said bill of complaint seventh
may be taken confessed aainss them And it is further
dered that within twenty days from the
complainant ths order to be published in the
Tribune Telegraph newspaper printed in kenosha In said
said publication continued
each for six weeks in succession that he
cf his personally the said Jothsm
Perry and William H. Perry at least thirty days before the
time above prescribed for than Dated kenosha
February g. lS55. N. n y0f. Court Commissioner
state Of wseonsin hereby certify the sSovs to Be
on lie in ny ofkes. IN the shove satitlsd eauss.
l. B. NICHOLS, CIaek.
tes etrrs.. o-z.. xezsssa cs.Irsy.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

A LII persons Indebted 20 A. Lewis 4, Son whose
~ Notes and accounts are now due are request
ed to settle without delay and those wishing to
purchase invited to call aud examine, our ock
as we determine to give satisfaction to pui.
chasers in selling goods as cheap as the cheapest
Nov 80, 1854
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
Fancy Stock of
CABINET WARE.
LIFE INSURANCE.

DREPARE for the future wants of your family
l. by having your lifo Insured.
The National Life Insurance Company
y the United States, is situated at Montpelier,
Vermont, with cash capital of 100000. Ii is
one of the safest and best Life Insurance Compa-
ny's in the country l.. G. MERRILL Agent
ii 9H za atMetcalf & Merrill's.
y Kenosha, Wis, July 18Th '54.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
Notice z

TINE Undersigned having obtained the exclu-
l. sive CONTROL OF Wheeler & Co.'s Weather
Strip for the the County Of Kenosha, are now pre-
pared to supply all demand for the same. The
Strip is made Of brass or iron, and its object is to
prevent rain or dust from driving uuder outside
doors, in which capacity it can't be beat. The
model Gin he examined at Bans Hardware Store.
OF at Handbook = Joiner Shop, on Park Sire !.
Persons leaving orders for Strips, will please give
the width of the deor on which il is to be put.
~ B.-rhe Strip is patented, and all infringe.
ments will be ATTENDED TO according to the patent
right law.
II. I. g. Fl. II. HAWKS.
kenosha, Jan. 9, 1855. soft
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
Dress Making. 5
DROAD CLOTHS, all kinds and coiors
ID Cassimeres; Tweeds, kentucky Jeans. and
Satinetts can be bought a. very low prices at
Nov. Q, 1854. psi 'sM s BLINN'S.
Kenosha County Circuit Court---In Equity
1888 lte Leonard Croker, .r..t

Kcnosha County Circuit Court--In Equity.
r&ss ssts. Leonard Croker. r.
!
William Ward Wheeler Amos Moves Amos Hoyes ID Richard
B. Noyes John Lowrey. Archibald ii. Lowrey Charles r.
Baldwin and Charles Starr.
appearing by afdayft satisfaction Of this Court
that the above named ont Of and lot
of Jon Is. JsuD sole
complainant: ordered that the said william
Wheeler Noyes Noyes ID Richard H. Noye John
Lowrey Archibald Lowry Charles p Baldwin and
starr their 10 be entered in TINS ea nv
that notice thereof the Compliments
eighth day day of May A. D. 1855 and in case OF
pearances that they plead answer or demnr 70 M Nav
ants said bill Of said eighth aay u
1855 and default thereof said bill #
agapst them further ORDERED shat
twenty days the date hereof the ssr
prnted Keno.ha in said county ana lna
In that he Of this
A., be the said At least thr-
~ ~A.ya.hs Pshruary T. 1855. s~eef N H. JOY,
= Court Commissioner. n
sf.te Of wisconsin hsrsby certify the
Rsneshs Ceunty IS true copy original now
on fls In nv onss In The above sntisled cause.
10 - ~ L. b. NICHOLS. CLERK.
SIS ck-s ce7E. 8ssasss co1sy
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
NOTICES
NOTICE

The following lot Of Land this Office for tbs
Txesof @ and sold APrS s5land will be forfeited uners the
Tax and charges paid thin Six months this
sessei a follows ftt444 4t 4f
y. ~. r. hf except of south end
Block 81. 5. E. ar sec 81 To. r. y Tax Sa67. si
Rcnoslfa CITY, X. ~. DKMING
Feb Y. 1855. Clerk Board Supervisors,
hs ountx
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
WINTER GOODS!

| .
MOT depending on navigation for our supplies
IN Of Goods, but receiving them direct from Bos.
ton by express. with the New Year we have open.
ed a few New Bales and Boxes of New Goods, 50
that we can present to our numerous Customers
the New Year with New Goods, TO which We re,
spectfuliy ask their attention.
WINTER SHAWLs, ofa'l descriptions, for
Matrons, Maids, and Little Misses.
SUPERIOR FLANNELS, both of wool and
cotton, bleachcd and unbeached. '.+. 5t. ~
CLOAKINGSof every varetyof style, goods
and quality. ,..;t..,
FOR THE GENTLEMEN we have al most
excellent assortment Of Cloths, C assimeres, and
Vestings. of all Colors and Styles.
MTTI'ENS AND GLOVES Of the very best
kinds. Neck Shawls and Comiorters, Wooden
Socks, &C., dc. .r. }......t.r. .....-..
We sell our goods just cheap as before co,n>
munication with the east partially closed. Call
METCALF & MERRILL.
January, 1855. iy3o
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

/" w. HUBBARD, Has no Hesitation in
H. saying that he has as large stock of Shawls
as can he found in this market I; and what is more
that he is prepared to sell them atIess prices than
any other firm in this City II consists in pert of
Broche, Long and Square Shawls. some of which
are entire new patterns, Plain and Embroidered
Grape, rich and heavy,-Plain and Printed CASH
mere--all styles and rrces,--Barege do, &C., &c.
Prices ranging from to $50. Remember at
the New Store in Runals Block.