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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

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More Trouble in Kansas.
ST. LOUIS, December 3

st. IUIIS DCC3.ItbT %.
Accounts from Kansas state -
Gov. Shannon's telegraph to Washington on
che present condition of affairs, says there are
1000 armed men in Lawrence They rescued a
prisoner from the Sheriff of Douglas county, and
burned houses and destroyed property He
asks the President to order out troops from Fort
Lesvenworth to aid in the execution of the
laws.
A dispatch from Weston to-day, by express,
announces startling news from Atchison. Free
State officers taken had important papers in
possession. An attack on Atchson is nnticipa-
ed had sent to Weston tor 50 srned men.
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MARRIED.:

In this City, Thursday the 9th inst, by tho Rev.
Mr.. Gridley, Mss MARY BUTTON, of this City, and
DR.. B. +. RoLFE, of Elkadcr, Iowa.
The .'fce' was received, and va wish the happy
couple much joy. We congratulate the Dr., though
he has despoilcd Kenosha of of daugh-
tcrs.
In Boon township Webster Co., Iowa, the 7sth oc-
tobsr, 1853, by Clark Camp, Esq Mr. CHARLES L. HATcH
fomersly Of Wisconsin, Miss PmLESA A. SKINNER of the
former place.
In this City, Nov. 2sth BY the Rev Mr. Grdley Mr. JOEL
c. PARxsE and Miss SCsASA sArrx both Of Nj Pleasant
Racine County.
In this City Nov Goth, by Rev. Mr. Gridiey Mr. HExRr
TAYLOR and Miss srsAK MALvxRs both Of Newport Illinois
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

w Sir. William Codrington, the new Com
mander in-Chief of the English Army in tie
Crimes. is son of Sir Edward Codrington,
who commanded at the famous battle OF Nava-
rino, in 1897. He is about fifty year sold He
went to the Crimea as volunteer, and without
military command. While at Varna he was
promoted to command of Division, which he
led with distinction at the battle of the Alma
He is more popular with the army than either
of their previous Generals.
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Congressional PROCEEDINGS.
WAsHINGTON. Der

ScHGts.-lIale, of n. II. submitted a resolution
asking the President to inform the Senate.
whether he had received any evidence OF such
resistance to the execution of the laws in Kan
:as' as to require the interposition of military
force.
mr. Adams gave notice of asbill to amend the
naturalization laws
The House resumed voting for speaker
10Th ballot-Richardson ~; Campbell &c; Ful
Ter Il; Marshall %; Banks 81; Pennington 81;
Thurston 2; Howard 12--no choice
18th ba!lot--Richardson IA; Campbell AZ !;
Banks 81, Fuller %; Marshall 70; Pennington 9:
several scattering.
18th bolot--Richardson 20; Campbell rs; Full.
Ter ~ Banks II; Marshall 20; Pennington o.
several scattering
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

The REIGN OF ART.-In this wonderful age,
Art lays her. master touches on almost every
thing. The ceilings over us and the carpets we
tread on, are hallowed by Art. Art winds the
railway through the mountains and the mud;
makes her machines of wood and iron, to act as
if with knowledge, and annihilates space with
lightning tanned down to the tutelage of a boy.
Nothing is too lofty for her touch and nothing too
humble. new proof of this old conviction, has
just fallen under our notice, in the shape of .
CATHARATIC PILL, from the Laboratory of that
world renowned Chemist, Doct. J. c. AVER,
If We understand the subject he has carried
that article to the fartherest perfection of which
it is capable. Instead of employing Drugs in
it's composition, as we had always thought the
necessary and only way, he has with consumate
skill extricxted the ririHes of the Medicines to be
employed and combined them alone in their pu-
rity together. The composition is then mixed
and rolled by machinery and steam power, into
a spheroid pill which is wrapped in envelope
of geatinc, for protection from the effects of
weather or time, and then thickly coated with
sugar to serve as its passport over the palate
Notwithstanding all this labered perfection they
are offered to the public at less than one cent
each However humble the department. we
think this may be safely chafacterized as the
consumation of Art in its line.-1fornixg Ners,
Bah
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Two Steamers Burned--Supposed loss CT
Life
CAIRO, Dec 1,

CAIRO, Dec 4,
We learn from passenger on board of the j.
c. Woodruff, few items in reference 20 the ca
tastrophe at Memphis. The fire originated on
board Of the Collier, communicated from her to
she stern Of the Msyhower. The Collier was
valued at $4,000, and insured for $4,000.
The May flower valued at $l}9G00 ard insured
$50,co The wharf boat, Mary Hall, was also
burned; partially insured; $2o,o 900 worth OF
goods on the wharf boat total loss; fifteen per-
sons missing, supposed to he lost; three from
the MaytlCwer, and ~ from the Collier. More
particulars expected by the Niagara she is due
now.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

THE ELECrIoN IL NEBRAsKA.-The Nobras.
ka City NstrS contains ths result of the recent
election in that territory for Representatives to
Congress and members of the Terr.tor ia! Lecis-
la.ure. Chapman and Bennett were the candi-
dates Chapman, it is said, was imported from
Ohio, to run as the Administration candidate,
MAS brought cut by the Territorial Office holders,
endorsed by GOV lard and assisted by all the
dependents on Administration patronage. lie
had been in the Territory bur n few wes-S, and
there is but little reason 10 doubt that he VISA
sent there by Mr.. Pierce's Adm nistiation, To he
chosen; hut the people wouldn't swallow him.
All the influence OF Executive patronage could
not elect him.
Bennett, the successful candidate, WAS the
peoples candidate, and is elected by = small ma
iority of 10 votes. He is a Wing in politics.
He did not approve of the repeal of the Mlsso u
ri Compromise, though he is opposed also. now
81 its re-instatemcnt.-St LoniS I..ffti. y.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

EXPULSION OF AN ALDERMAx.-The Com
mon Council, at the meeting last evening. ex
PEELED Alderman KENNEDY from his seat by an
almost unanimous vote. for his late disereditable
performance. in getting drunk, and bringing dis
grace upon the city. Will our contemporaries,
who have so eagerly copied the paragraph which
recorded the offence, hasten likewise 90 record
the punishment of the wrong doeri
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

~ Prof. Bache notes this singular difference
in the motion of the tides in the Atlantic and
Pacific Ocean. On our own coast, in the Allan
tic, they flow from east to west; on the east of
Great Britain from west to east and on the Pa
cific their motion is circular; they sweep round
by Asia, turn and flow back
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

FOR SALE.
TAKEN HIP.

- ChHi. INTO The enclosure OF the subFeri.
srsTNsst gSTt Der n lie town Of Whea;land Renosha
~. sE5~s, Co.. about the 26,l day OF Noven-
ikys1SEiy Der, 1865. one (oao with bell on--whis
TI strip on he back, and white belly and tail.
~rsAv-ss@sS=' Also Re6GiSt C01c, with three white
spots the forehead sud spotted the back and belly
said aged, about the other about years old
The owner requested to prove properly pay charges and
take them away. AGNES PLATE
Hhe0tLda0, Nov. 26th, $50 AVIS
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
THE GREAT #ltC
Piano. MelOdeon s. Music Establishment
OR AC e w ALTERS,


szS-5 THE largest assortment Of Piano, Mi.
N&zEkSz sdeons Musical Instruments and Ma,..i
Nh M III MERCHANDISE Of all kinds in the L. State,
sPi2ncs from TEN different Mauuf.ctprs,.
comprising those Of every variety q Style from the Main
and substantial IL sctaves in Walnut or Ro,evooa
Cases. from $I5e 10 S2 to those OF the elegant 6nI,S
up 81 600 No house the Union can compete with n
above in the number, variety ard celebrity Of is instrument
the Extremely Loto Pces ut which they sold
Horace Waters Modern Improved Piano.
with without tie Iron Frames possessing IN their i'm
provemens of overstrings and action length Of seal,
power and compass of tone equal TO The Grand Piano united
with the beaety and durability Of structure the square E
They justly pronounced by the Press and by n,
first Music Masters TO he equal 20 those any other ans
acurer. They built Of the best ard ss
oned material and gu. rsnteed the action q ,ysy
climate. This House is the Sole Agency of
T. Gilbert &c Co.'S celebrated Premium pfdnos -rn o.
Byotcn's, Jacob CfRcyipgs, and 0thsr Boston Pia.o,
Each Instrument guaranteed give satisfaction the pu
chase money refunded. Sc ond Hand Pianos at Grso;
Bargains, constantly in store prices from $50 $40
Sote Agency els D. &c H. ". Smiths Gekodeons (tun.d
in the equal emperament) which recently AWARDED
the First Premium at the National Fair at Washington, D.
C. Price from S.o TO Sl5l Double bank Melodeons, $200
Horace Waters hefodeOn superior instrument in tone.
touch and durability of make (Tuned the equal tempsa
ment.) Melodeons OF all other styles ard makes.
Martins Guitars B'oaons HIrps Flutes, Ptolins and
all other musical instruments OF oil kings large discount
TO schools teachers churches and cergymen, The trade
supplied on the most liberal terms.
AVSIC0ne OF the largest and best selected CATALOGUES
OF Music now published comprising OF the choice
most popular airs Of the day among them found the
universally popular productions of THOMAS BAKER.
Music sent BY mail to all parts OF the country, post paid
Particular and personal attention paid to all orders
cd By mail Satisfaction guaranteed in all Instances <su
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

PRoHIBIToRY Law IN NEW YoRK.-The n.
4. Tribune states with confidence that the prin-
ciple of Prohibition viii be upheld by the Legis-
laturc just chosen in that State. 1t adds:
Whatever notifications shall be made by that
body in the present law will be intended and
calculated to obviate the bubbles and cavils of
certain legal and judicial hackers of the liquor
traffic and render the act more effective and
practical than it has been. We believe that no
decided action will be taken on the subject I'M
til the Court of Appeals shall have Indicated by
its Judgment In the cases on its calender to " hat
extent and IN what particular the act of 1855
needs amending to conform it to said Courts
ideas of constitutional power. If the Court
should see fit to pronounce the law unconstitu-
tionsi in its essence and purpose, of course the
Legislature win be obliged to conform; bu. of
that we think there need be little apprehension.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
Attachment Notice. II cDoShn Gre ult Court
Robert Mcintyre W. tociran McLGughNn

o. s. HEAD, PIT Attorney,
- To Cochran tcLargh!in above named defendant
YOU hereby notified that 9TH day or October
1863 writ of saohmsht 4 the Circu
henofha county, IN fEe state Of isconsn of Ross
ciht re - PLAINTIFF sne against 'e SAID Cochran Ne
Iaugn - defendant FOR the Of rce Hundred Nine
ty-ix Dollars Ninety Three
rsturnAbs the second Monday 1855
said wit has beea kenosha
wi property RttacheG therein.
Dated Esposla Nov. 30th 1853. ROBERT MCINTYRE,
J.. II. SNHoI.~ Clerk Gf said Court. 6w25 fihntir
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
Arrival Of the George Law.

NEW YORK, Nov. s. 1855.
The steamer George Lar from Aspinwall, has
arrived ut her dock, having been ashore all last
night up to noon to-day, on the West bank in
the lower hay.
She brings California mails of the 5th of Nov
and left Aspinwal on the evening of the 2Jth.
Brings upwards OF I ,9J0,G0J in Gold Dust, and
nearly CSC Passengers. She connected with the
Sonora
The latter steamer spoke tho John L. Stephens
on the 9th, bound up all we'll
A telegraph dispatch from Panama to the As
ISOLATED Press, dated the 3 th, Announces the ar
rival that morning of the English mail steamer
from Lima.
The South American dates are not given.
Political affairs quiet at Lima.
There was a rumor OF revolutionary move
ment in Aroquippa and other southern town in
Peru in favor of Gen. Irvanso, but il lacked con-
frmaton.
Bolivia was quiet.
Business in Valparaiso bad revived.
A revolution had broken ont in Montevido.
but our correspondent gives no particulars.
The Indians had become troublesome in Blu
enos Ayrss.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

THE GEORGIA FELINES.-After the Sth OF
December, the Illinois Central Railroad Com
Pany will neither receive nor pay out the notes
of any Of the Georgia Banks, donomina.sd wild
cats.
1t is expected that the Chicago and Burling-
ton, aad Michigan Central Roads will follow
suit
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

RACINE & MISSISSIPPI r. R.-The Racine
1drocate of Saturday says: The Racine & Mis-
sissippi K. X. is now completed to Lyonsdaie, Z
miles west of Burlington, and ON Thursday reg
uar trans viii commence running to that place,
which is within miles of Elkhorn.
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Mr.. DEMPsrER,--rRoM N

Composer of the "May Queen" Lament o.,
Irish Emigrant, y sThe Blind Boy" and otber ~ mo
ular Songs, respectfully announces that 10 will Up
his original 8 tf< give
BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT
At Military Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Ia. ,o.
being the only night he sing ia kenosha inciuan
following songs: 10y Ms
The Indian Complaint. Some Things Love me-
John Anderson, My 10, Lament Of Irish Emgrapt
The Barring Of the Door, The Death Of Warre6 49,
The Blind Boy, I,n Alone, All Alone
Duncan Gray and his Celebrated Cantata, "'H.
clay Queen" song in three parts '"o
Poetry by Teunyson, Music by Dompster D..
], Eve of May. Part H. New Years Eve Psrt I 1I'
Return of Spring.
fE- This song represents the gradual decay Of yo.
ana beautiful girl from the bloom Of health 10 prern,
grTve. The whole accompanied the Piano FoTte
tH Tickets 80 cents Books 10 cents, To Commence =,
O'Clock. s ~
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CHRONIC DISEASES CURED


DIR. DINNICK, analytical Physieias,
Has taken Rooms rs follows:
Chicago Sherman House. Tuesday and Wednesday 9Th sHl
9Th December.
waukegan, voar House. Friday, 7h December.
kenosha, Runas House, Saturday, Sth December.
THOSE afflicted with Diseases OF the Lungs Liver KID
neys, or Spleen, Imfammations Rheumatisms, Asthma.
Shorness OF Breath difficulty OF breathing Dyspepsia.
Dropsy Weakness Nervous Disabilities Restesne Loss
Of Appetite, Constipation Derangement OF the Stomach BIZ
ous Affections, Gravel Swelling Scroula Ulcers, Impuri-
ties Of the Blood CHRONIC long standing Diseases
are invited to call
No Charge for ConsuItation.
DR.. D. neither beeds bsers, Is he Uom0opath
list he Mercury Arsenic, AumOny any 9th
mineral meGi3a' agent; is ne Thomsonianhe
neither gives emetcs His theory Of disease DIFF
all Others hat have been adopted but
than does his system OF :t tment lie does not make sick
make WELL te Gown 10 build up again. s!lay irri-
tatioT by patching ~ wi.A anodyaes.
&c Patients ar sut9ec 10 expense without reason
able prospect ofrecovei!.
CossCMPTIoS fyGad Wy indicated Inhalation, ia sennse
ton with ether medical properties.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

~ JoHN b. TURNER, Esq, h SIS resigned the
Presidency of the Rcleit and Madison Railroad
and Ex-Governor FARwELL, OF Wisconsin sue
coed, him No change has bson. made in the
Board OF Directors
The work upon this road is being pushed for
ward with such energy that It's completion at an
carly das is ensured.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

Schooner Croaetey Disabled This schooner,
bound for Chicago, from Grand Haven, with a
cargo OF lumber, put into this port last night,
leaking eadly.-Md Free Dem, Tuesday.
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commission each yearly, and twenty We cents on
each seHi yearly, subscriber, e1e>pf IN The case ot
Clubs.
A club of five subscribers, at $8, will cntiile the
person making il up to copy for months; Club
of ten, at els, to copy for one year. When Club
of subscribers has been forwarded additions may be
made TO it on the same terms. 1t is not necessary
that the members Of Club should receive their pa
pers at tho same post office
II Club may be made up Of either neg or old
subscribers aer =
ES~ Money may be forwarded; at my risk Large
amounts may be RENTED in drafts cert iicates of
deposit, to q. BAILEY, ;e5
Proprietor National Era, IVashingtos. ID. c.,
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FOR SALE. OR To RENT.

no. small and convenient Cor sale or to
I on reasonable terms located in pleasant poriien OF
- the CITY, Apply at the Office of the Tribune d 7eI
egrdTh, Immediately.
Kenoshai Nov. Sth, 2S55 s- SlN
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CAIRO, Dec. 2.
The two splendid New Orleans steamers May
Flower aud Collier were bnrned a. Memphis
ast night Both total loss. Nh lives lost
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SINGING SCHOOL.

SINGING SCHOOL.
Course Of Lessons in Vocal Music win be commenced
under the direction Of Mr. SroxE the Baptist Church,
on Friday Evening, December Ilh
All interested are invited to attend .5
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Pleasant Prairie Mutual Protective Soci'y.
The Annual Meeting OF the Pleasant Prairie Mutual Pro-
ton Society against Horse Stealing will be held the Pleas.
ant Prairie Mansion House. Tuesday I day Of Jan
uary, 1885, at o'clock, P. N. JOHN c. HOLMES,
Somers, Nov, cath, ISIS. .Seerstarp
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Nil s. Miss. Railroad--Receipts for No
vember. ff&
The receipts on the Mil. & Miss. Railroad for
November little over $50 geo, against $55,-
80 fer November of last year.
The receipts for the eleven months of 1859,
compare with those Of 1854 as follows:
1855, S542 139 A
1854 ABS 1856 %
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. 80. 1855.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 81, 1855.
Independence dates to-day, stats that three
armed free State men, attempted TO drive man
called COLEMAN. Pro-Slavsry settler from his
claim, near Hickory Point, COLEMAx killed
one, after which mob gathered and drove him
and other settlers off, and burned their houses.
The ringlesder was arrested by Marshal JONES,
and taken to Lecempton
Gov Shannon has called out the Militia
Many citizens from Independence, Weston and
ST. Joseph have gone to offer their services to
the Governor.
Lawrence is in arms They have five pieces
of artillery.
Numbers of houses have been burned in
Douglass Co., and several families driven to
Missouri for refuge
The Law and Order people in the territory,
are railying i'll large numbers, to assist the Sher
iii and execute the laws.
Sixteen houses We're burned at Hickory Point,
and several citizens arc missing
O -
The following is said to be the official list of
the medals and awards made to American exhib-
isors at the Paris Exhibition
AGRICULTURE.
Mr.. Mccormick, of Chicago, H., the Grand
Medal of Honor, with the following words: "In-
ventor of the reaper, which has been worked
under all trials, and which il the type upon
which other reapers have been made, with vari-
Gus notifications, which have not changed the
principles of the discovery"
Mr.. Pitts, of Buffalo, Now York, "for machine
for winnowing grain, remarkable for several in
ventions and the amount of work it performs ~
Medal of Honor.
Bache g. Kline, of New York, United States,
Balances of precision and "Etaons de mes
urea Medal of Honor
Maury, Lieut., Washington, United States.
"Charts of winds and currents of the Atlantic
ocean; - Discovery of new routes shortening
passages" Grand Modal of Honor.
Goodyear, Of New York, United States, "Dis-
covery of the determination aud the softening Of
1adia rubber; considerable impulse given to
| the manufacture of the products of India rub
ber."
ARTISTs-PAINTCRS or THE UNITED STATES.
Healey Second class Medal.
May Third class Medal
Rossiter, Third class Medal.
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The National Era

The prospectus of the National Era for 1856 is is
sued We ought TO publish it entire. but are SO ex
ccedngly crowded for room, that We find it difficult,
to publish many such things that we would Ike to
publish. The Era is the ablest, most consistent Re
publican paper we know of. II las also literary
character second to no paper in The country Its
and Foreign also full-and what liz better al
wars veil arranged and well digcsted The Era il q
model paper in ali respects, and sc wish every FAM
y Of the Nation could afford to take y copy OF it
New subscriptions should commence January lst-
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S2a6-aa3 a

The total for 1855 will not be less than &c.,
C0o, we think, against total for 1884 of $780,
Uol ia showing which few roads in the coun-
try, of equal length, can ma ke.-Ba. Seat
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

The \. Y. Tribune announces that Mr. Gree
ley will sperd the winter at Washington, as the
special representative and correspondent of that
paDer
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

WE will exchange Flour for Wheat In the farest posi-
bic ratio, win Flour wheat by the quantity for
customers at the lowest possible living rates Meddlings
Shorts and Bran, always on hand and for sale.
Meaning to deserve liberal patronage, confidently
expect 70 obtain It. WATSON 4 CONEIIN.
Es1cs4r, Mar 1855
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KENOSHA
r E A l. { 8 r ATE OFFICE,

~ - ~ - l. y - z ~ ~ =
For the Purchase ard Sale of RIAL Es1ATE-the
examination Of Titles-psyment OF Taxes, and Con
veynncc of Landed Property. Lots of land, kept
posted, without charge, unless salos are sfocisd
Houses and Lots for Sale in every part of the City
and varying in price from $500 to 90 0oo
Farms IL LsHas, in every Town in the County
and on accommodating terms.
Money invested in the best of Landed Securities,
and at the highest markets rates of interest
Taxes paid, and Tax Titles compromised, and
general agency for the management Of liabtis.
thus accruing on Real Estato.
Maps and Copies Of Papers neatly and correctly o..
scutcd-Deeds and other instruments drawn and
acknowledged.
The undersigned having spent much time in exam
ming the records Of Racine Co. up to the division
and III revising and correcting an abstract OF the
same is prepared at short notice to give reliable in
formation with respect to everything calculated to
affect the title to any lot parcel of land in the coun
ty Of Kenosha. Office, ~th Clerk Of Circuit Court
Kenosha July 10, SIS. 1y4 sly. BRANDE.
REM EN- BIER, Biz
That stevens q Head deliver all goods sold by
them, to any part of the City
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Late and Interesting from Oregon.

By late arrival we have California and Ore
gon papers of Oct. eth to 10th, and we copy
below some interesting information concerning
the Indian troubles in that quarter: