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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Lake TRANSPORTATION.

A company has been formed in Buffalo, for the
business of transporting goods from New York city
10 any and all places on the Western Lakes. The
capital stock is 100000, divided into shares Of
500 each. The company has been organized by
the election Of thirteen directors who have elected
President, Vice President. Secretary, and Trea-
surer. Very great economy it is said, VIII result
from this organization, which it is expected VIII
make itself manifest in low freights and iare The
Buffalo Democracy says This organization IN
cudes many of the best business men connected
with the commerce Of the lakes. 1t is uncommon
~ rich in experience, talent, characer,and money.
To saw that ii will be prosperous, is but TO express
what every Buffalonian wishes aud what all OF US
expect The principal Office is III Buffalo.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
FRESH ARRIVAL OF STOVES
CLOTHING.
For the Million,
M WARMERS, Mechanics, Merchants, Prof


NNARMERS, Mechanics, Merchants, Profess
a. ors and
Every Eody
OF the City and County of kenosla and vicinity
are hereby notified that the under sigucd, though
keeping always on hand full supply oil Fashion
able Goods for all kinds of Genuetnen's Garments
suitable TO the siye as
SPRING APPROACHES
he desires to clear his shelves for the new yeal
which he designs bringing on with the opening O
Navigation, and therefore he proposes to supply
customers with all kinds of
Winter Clothing.
such as Over Coats, Dress, Flock over Sack
Coats, Vests, Pants, C!oaks. Wrappers. Drawer
Sacks, Gloves. Mittens .Muffs, Suspcnders, Shirt
collars, cravats Oversleeves. Overhas, and il
short everything in the line of GeulIemen's cloth
ing at the
Lowest Price
possible FOR geod.well made warrented garment
Ready Made clothing of all sizes styles and
goods, warranted to give salts taction, always OF
hand to supply customers on the continent.
Also, for those preferring it, he keeps full Sc
of The
Best WorkYnen
the country alto Gs for
Cutting and Making.
in the most approved sly es and in a maune
equal to any establishment east or west
Hats and Caps
from tie most fashionable To the most common
kinds, which he will sell 10 the entire satisfaction
of all customers.
All consumers are invited to give him call.
EFT. FRANCIS.
Kenosna Feb 1855
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Ey- Our streets, though sufficiently dull,

Eg- Our streets, though sufficiently dull,
have presented an improved appearance for
the past few days. Some grain, some pork
and more wood and hay have been coming
in We look for a compensation for this
dullness, with the early days Of spring
II no unforeseen drawbacks occur, we shall
have the Lake Shore road, with its painting
engines and. shrll whistles making strange
noises in our streets, and perhaps giving a
fresh s;art 10 the business pulse.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22

"A correspondent s, Supposed to be Judge Spoo
ner, of Ekhorn) Of tie JaEesville Free Press, de-
MES the authority OF the U. s. court TO review the
decisions of our state supreme court. He says
each court is supreme, independent and final in
all matters over which it obtains legal jurisdiction
and aside from the practices, professions, and as
sumptions Of the United States Court, | defy any
lawyer to show to the contrary" The Supreme
Court of the United States cannot get hold of the
case, unless the record OF our Court be certified up
by is clerk and this our court can easily prevent
If they cunceive it to be their duty
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Lake sbore Road---Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
lake shore road for the election of Directors, wa:
held at Milwaukee on the l4th inst. c X Wat
kns, C H Wheeler, F. Button, S B Davis, J W
Haskins, j Aver, H L Chapman, F Opdyke
and Thos p Williams, were chosen directors for The
ensuing year. Thos P Williams declined, wher
w S Hoabird was chosen in his stead. AT NEE
ting of the Directors the following Officers wei'
chosen: C X WATKINS, President; J AVER
Vice President; c K ALTON, Chief Engineer; \
G LELAND, Secretary: CHAs L ScoFIELD, Treasu
rer. c Z Scofield was appointed Transfer Agen
of the Company and George Robbins Transfe
Register, in The city OF New York.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Public Meeting.

At a meeting held at the Court House, in til,
city Of Kenosha, the evening Of the Eth of Feb
runry nst for the purpose of rendering aid IN the
payment ofexpenses OF the recent Rescue Trials
in the city of Milwaukee; the meeting organ
lzed By choosing Judge IIugunin, Chairman, and
G.. Get, Secretary.
II was moved by Judge Jilsun that a committee
of three be appsinted by the chair, to report rcso
utions expressive OF the objects Of the meeting. =
Messrs. Jlsun, Mckinley and Frank were appoint
said committee.
The committee by their chairman Judge Jilsun
reported the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
/. Resolced-That Liberty is truth; that Su
very is tic that to give freedom is Eod-tke, thai
to enslave is Devil ike.
.. ReSolr.i-That Clover oil the 18th of March
last was ii man, and as such entitled to all the
rights Of manhood, that those who admitted, as
serted it, acted in view Of it, were "worthy sons OF
worthy sires;" that those who denied it repudia
ted it, leagued against and tried to enslaye him,
were aides aud ahettors of tyranny.
g. Resolccd-That "rcsstance TO tyranny is
obedience to Cod that inasmuch Clover did
escape a great tyranny we are glad, but that men
should be convicted aud imprisoned for doing wha;
Booth and Ryecrait did we are gritved, There
fore, with our voice will We aid tie ''aiders," and
with our heart and energies will we " come 10 the
rescue of the Rescuers.'"
T. Resolred- Unanimously. that we live n the
Free Sovereign State of Wisconsin, in the Christ
ian Era of S55 and are not ashamed oft. Thanks
to our Judiciary. our Legislature ADD the People
for it! The writ of Habeas Corpus is not dead -
the right of jury trial still survives. Wise nsin lives
her pulse beats freer, her heart grows bigger.
5. Resoired-That in the election of the Hon.
Charles Durkee to the U. S. Senate We rejoice
with exceeding joy.! lie is man Of the People
and for the People; with a head TO comprehend.
and heart to feel for the wants OF the people -
Liberty has better ct amplon, the Nation no tei-
Der patriot Wisconsin no better nau.
g. ResOIued-1hat a committee ofthree be ap
pointed;,o receive the free will offerings OF every
man. woman and child, from one cent to one dol
,ar TO be forwarded to the committee at Milwan-
kee 10 aid in the Rescue TriaL
On motion, Messrs. Jisun, Frank, Demina and
W. i. Porter, were appointed committee to re-
ceive contributions, and forward the sume to the
Treasurer at Milwaukee appointed to receive funds
Of this character.
On motion the proceedings were ordered publish
cd The meeting addressed by Messrs Frank
'llsun, Densmorc, Mckinley, Deming and others
| PETER d. HUGUNIN,
| G. GILLET, Sec'y. Chairman.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Interesting and Impor tant Move.

We would call the attention of our rea-
ders to the advertisement of Horace WA
TIERS, Music Publisher and Dealer, of No
333 Broadway, to be foundin another col
umn of our paper. 1t will be seen that the
advertiser has made a great reduction in
the prices of music and all kinds of music
merchan disc, and thereby brought upon
himself the opposition of the trade, who
have met in convention, and combind to
keep up the old rates. The objects had in
view BY Mr.. WATERS are definitely stated
in his advertisement, and it is needless for
us to state that he is entitled to. and will
obtain, the warmest sympathy and support
of the American public. His pianos are
the most celebrated in the United States, land
comprise an assortment from the differen,
manufactures: and he sells superior-toned
pianos as low AS STA. His music establish
ment is one of the largest and best stocked
in the Union: and, for pianos, melodeons,
music, musical instruments, andmusic mer-
chandise of all kinds, no better supplies, OF
at so reasonable rates, canbe procured, than
by calling upon, or forwarding orders to
him.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
MU 10 AL.

FUNIIE subscriber has recently received a large
n addition to her former stock of Muscnf
Instruments, and would invite all int, nding lv
purchase to cali aud examine them.
serephines, AEoiians and sreiodcons
from tie celebrated Tanulectory Of Messrs Pres-
colt & Brothers, Concord. n. H., and unsurJ ass
ed in style flush, sweetness and Compass
These Instruments nfdently recommended
to the public aud fully warranted the makers iu-
viting comparison with those CT aay other man
ufuctoi 10 lie Union.
\ $50, Agent Tor The Pianos manufactured by
Nessrs Boardman & Grey, Albany, and Messrs
4. Ladd &Co. Boston.
One second hand Moledcon Of Princes manu-
facture. for sale at reduced price,
Second hand Pianos 10 Rent.
AT communications promptly answered.
Rooms three doors north of Episcopal Church
sido OF Ann StIeet. MARY A, AVER.
K-n sha, Feb. ID 1866 5m34
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
TO THE TRADE.
HOLSTERS BAZAAR,
lI8 LAKE ST, CHICAGO, IL.

YANKEE NOTIONS, Buttons, Combs, Sus-
T. pendcrs, Pins, Needles, Tapes, 1asscls, Hooks
and Eyes. Tnimb,es, Spectac.es, Elias les, Worst
ed, Silk. &r.
CUTLERY, Pocket and Table Cutlery OF all
grades Rozors, Scissors. Shears, Razor Strops, &c
GOLD AND GIT JEVELRY.
F,Ncy GOODS Porte Monna'es. Purses. Pocket
Books, Gard Cases, Reticn!es, Work Boxes, Caues
Writing Desks, Fans, Dressing Cases, Mantel Or
namens, Singing Birds, Opera Glasses, Perfume
Bottles, La Beies. &c,
MUSICAL INSTR UMENTS. V,olins, Ac
cordeons. Gn,tars, Fluiinas, Violin strings, etc.
PERFUMERY, Extracts, Soaps, Pomades
Powder, Colognes. etc.
TOYS! Toys! Crying Babies OF Rubber, Chi.
ma and Wax, Dolls ofChina, Rubber, Wax. Kic
and Composition; Dolls Heads OF wax, China am
Rubber, Dolls Arms, Feet Hats, Legs etc. Trum
pets Of Tin, Horn and we cd. Tea sets Of China
Earthen, Tin. Brittania aud Wood. Animals o
rab5er wood and Tin-all sizes and descriptions
Toy Accordrons, Elarmoncons, Iiarps VI1lins,
Flutes, Flies, Claroneits. Guitars, etc. Canea-
lures of allstv.es, too nursa ,ous TO mention.
GAMES, For childrea, OF al s;zes-both a
musing and instructive Toy Watches, faints eic
SroaTIxf IgPLEYaxrs-P Pistols. Reviewers Shot
Bags, shot Pouches, Pnwder Fiasks and ilorHs,
Gun Gaps, Hunting Knives, etc.
F,spryc T.cKLE. A large assortment, Rock
ing Horses. Baby jumpers. Bird Cages.
Horsr x egP. Nc GooDs- Silver Plated Spoons,
Forks. s!oyeIs, Cake Baskets, CasfoTs, etc.
BRITrAsIA WARE Coffee and Tea Urns,
Coffee and Tea Pots. Coffee BggBs. Egg Cod
lerS. water Pitchers; Lamps; Candesticks, etc
HARDWARE, Preserving Kettles, smooth
ing Irons; Nut Crackers, Cork Screws, Tee Picks
Tack Hammers, Tscks, Egg Beaiors, Pudding
Monrss Snuffers, &c.
WOODEN WARE, aad Willow ware of all
kinds.
HOLLISTER & WILLIAMS,
LIS Lake Street, Chicago, H.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
GopEr's LApY's Book The March number h

GoDgY's LADY's Book The March number Ia:
come to hand with its usual puuctuaty and bring
ing its full complement Of attractions. Tie Wa
ter Lily," is beautiful picture that tells its own
story.The number contains any quantity of pat
terms for embroidery, crochet, fashions, &c, well
the usual quantity of readable literature Ladies
should neglect to take this the only real La
dies Book in the country. Cooley offers the Book
and Harprrs Magazine both one year for ST. so
We will furnish the former and our paper both one
year for $50 Address l.. A. GoDEY, Phiadal phia
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Affairs with Spain---The Fillibusters-.
Cuba in Arms---Mexican News.
New York. Feb. 10.

New York, Feb. 10.
The Washington correspondent of the
Courier and Enquirer telegraphs as follows
Satisfactory progress is making towards the
settlement OF our claims on Spain.
Dispatches received, state that indem,
nifty will be granted in all leading cases.
The new Minister, Hon. A, c, Dodge,
will sail in March, with instructions to pur-
sue the den ands of this government with
energy.
The rumor of the new Cuban expedition
is false alarm Reliable information sat
isles the government that no part of the
Kinney expedition has sailed from Texas.
Gen. Quitman has nothing to do with
propositions for another decent on Cuba,
and both schemes are finally abandoned.
New Orleans, Feb. 10.
The steamer Black Warrior has arrived
at this port with Havana dates to the 18th.
Great excitement still exists and new mil
itary companies were being formed. The
whole Island had been declared in state
Of siege and the ports in state of block
AIDE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
The Kenosha Produce Market.

A farmer friend who resides some 25
miles back in the country and who has rals-
ed large quantities of produce of various
kinds during the past three years and mar
keted it, informed us that take it the year
through for two years past, kenosba
kad been better market for produce.
than Milwaukee, Racine, or Waukegan.-
He lives some four miles nearer Waukegan
than this place, and he told us OF one Of
his neighbors who had taken load of whea
to Waukegan, but did not get into three
cents per bushel for it, as much as the same
quality brought on the same day in Keno
sha. This friend is ithoutprejudce orpar-
TALLY for or against either of the places
mentioned, and gave'the matter just as his
experience had learned it to him. 1t is con
frmed by the fact that our figures of pro-
duce receipts and exports, outstripped those
of our immediate rivals. Our dealers can
keep up this reputation, and we doubt not
they will find it for their interest to do so.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22

THE WEATHER. g After the storm there
comes calm The storms that have swept
over this region, pilng up snow banks and
making things generally uncomfortable,
during the FIRST weeks of this month seem
to have exhausted the breath of the wind
gods, for We have had for several days past
some calm, clear, pleasant weather. The
nights have been keen and cold, but each
day the sun has come out softening the snow
~ by degrees reduci ny the wcightof earth's
white covering. The mornings, though
keen and frosty, have the bright balmy
lock ofcoming spring. Well we shall not
regret the exit of growing winter, for we
have had sufficient experience OF his dis
comforts L he sleighriders are making
much Of thcpresent sleighing buff the pres
ant sunny days continue long their sports
will soon be over for this season.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Charleston, Feb. Is.

Steamer Isabel arrived to-day with Hav-
ana dates 10 10TH Great excitement exist
ed at Havana in consequence of discovery
of plot to assassinate the Captain General,
Don Romano Pinto, and $40 other citizens
had been arrested Also the Governor oil
Matanzas, the principal ciizen of Trinidad
and Senior Matt. Director of the Opera
The descent of General Quitman on the is
land with strong force, was greatly fear
oil
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Chicago. Feb. l6tl

Chicago. Feb 10th.
Deputy Sheriff Buckley arrested ycster-
day, a man named Nelson briggs, and
found over $50, 900 altered and counterfeit
money on him, of all nominations on vAri-
Gus Banks South and East, and also of this
State; some incomplete and some ready for
issue.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22

THE RACINE TEACHER and Public School Adj
rocGts.-We have received the FIRST numhar Of q
very neat little paser bearing the above title. pub.
shed monthly by the superintendent aid teachers
OF the Racine Public Schools. The object of this
paper, the advancement of the Educational inter.
es,s oft he city, certainly good one and should
secure for it liberal support.
We clip the following fiattering notice Of the
Schools of this city from IFS columns
hENosuA PUBLIC ScHooLs-We learn with pleas
that this well known school, under the charge
of. G. McKindey, is maintaining its reputation
Al no time since its organization has il been more
hcurishiug than now.
Mr. Nc kind!ey is an accomplished teacher.
The school IN the North Ward, Kenosha, Mr.
saiols Butler, Principal, is in fine order, we learn
No city in the State ha. bet ter teachers than Ke-
| no cha.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22

III Mr.. Ross, il will be seen, gives this week in
our advertising columns, the particulars of his pro-
posed lectures.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22

GR- The people of Milwaukee have con
trl6u.eI about 81, 400 for the relief of the
poor in that city, which is to be distributed
N jhe different wards By committees ap.
g'.a;ed for that purpose.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22

THE LARGEST PoRKERs YET.--HENRY
WILLIAMS, of Pleasant Prairie brought in
on Tuesday last, load Of pork, consisting
of five hogs; which weighed respectively
518, sid, SOC, All and 438, making in the
aggregate 9, 423 lbs. This is the heaviest
pork we have seen in our streets this sea-
son.
they were bought for Messrs. Blinn,
Briggs, & Golf.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
MAILLyNERY. Mas. McDEnmosr

MAILLINERY. Mas. McDERMoSr .espec-
JvA iivefuIly informs the ladies Of X enosha and
vicinity, that she has co amenced business in the
store north of Ira Waits opposite he Run
ais House, where she will keep constantly hand
general assortment of millinery of the --latest
al d most fashionable style
Mrs McDermont trusts that an experience o.
II years in some of the principal cities, OF Eng
and, will enabls her give satisfaction to those
who may favor her with their atronage.
kencsha, January |, 1855. 3o-3m
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Al COST!

When Hubbard says he II DO a thing you can
depend On il. BY referring 10 the appropriate CO.
.omn, viii be that he offers choice goods at
New York prices. lie means to sell them as he
says and those who want coed goods on the terms
proposed will do well 10 take advantage Of the OPP
portuuly offered
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22

BJ The "kENosuA County BANK" is the name
selected by Coleman, Wright, & Co., Bankers OF
this city, to designate their institution. We un.
derstand that the necessary securities have been
deposited with The Comptroller, at Madison to en-.
able the institution to get bills forcirculation, which
v,} soou be received aud issued.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Metcalf & MerrilIs Column.
ETNA INSURANCE co.
of Hartford Conn.


Increase Cash Capital TO S5000,000.
HAVE the pleasure OF informing the dealers
IL with this Company and the public generally,
that IN view OF the vast increase robustness dur
ing the past year, its cash capital has been in.
ceased to S500,0s'0. This together with The
large surplus always kept on hand in cash, and
the enormous receipts OF premiums on It's regular
and established business, affords its policy holders
an indemnity much greater than any other in,
sarance Company in America.
The business of this company is conducted on
fair and ibfral principals and losses are always
promptly paid in cash. The undersigned in en-
tering upon the twelfth year ofhs agency for this
company in this city aud vicinity. begs to congrat-
ulate its dealers npon lis remarkable success and
the important increase Of its capital and business
which together with the manner in which its bu-
sinyss is conducted. places it basis beyond The
reach Of any Contingency short of simultaneous
contagration of the country.
All applications for Insurance or information IN
reference thereto will be attended to with the
same punctuaty as heretofore. Rates low as
any other responsible office
Kenosha, Feb. Is, 80. I. G. MERRILL.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
,sNHE QUEEN OF THE WEST AR.rromr


n COOKING STovE, this ) the best Cooking
Stove in use. The principle is three FLIES. On
lhs stove received the First Premium for
the :" Best Cooking Stove, at the State Far, hed
at Syracuse in $40, and in Albany in 1850
Tint stove burns the wood a solid hearth Which
is preferable to CRATE, the CRATES in air tight
stoves burn out fcW weeks. In tliis owe we
conduct the cold air from the r00m by the pipes
10 the space between the front oven and the fire
Llates where it becomes heated, and then passes
.nto tine oven. An opening is made in the back
oven plate through which the air passes into the
flue Of the stove. Weiecure by this arrangement
]. The ventilation of the oven carrying off all
gases that il bukes well IA brick oven.
The heated air passing into the oven, great
" facilitates the baking. causing a more even
temperature than can otherwise be obtalued.
3. BY the current Of air passing betW cen the
front oven and the fire plates, the fire plate is pre-
vented from burning cut.
The rapid bus ming out Of toe fire plates has been
serious objection 10 air tight cook stoves. The
H. plate IL this stove will last as Ioug as The out
Size plates. The stove is made and tronnted in
the most perfect manner, aud warranted in al
cases to bake perfectly. A large bfoiling hearth
aud most excellent sumsne. arrangement are
attached 10 this stove. AIN aud BRO.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
CIRRUS BRIGG =.
CLOTHING STORE.

nNE door north OF the Post Office is constant
W " furnished with large assortment and
wei selected stock of
Ready Made Clothing.
Hats, Gaps Umbrellas, Carpet Bags Gloves, Nit
tens, stock, SuPcnders Stocking Yurns Buffalo
Robes, Neck Cloths &c. &c, which viii be sold
CHEAP cor CASH.
Fashionable Tailoring.
OF all kinds, warranted to suit Customers dons
the shortest notice.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22

s. Our readers will OF course, notice the pro-
eeet.ngs Of lie Getting Oh Saturday evening last
in l1e subject matters connected with the Clover
hescue. II is expected that the country will Sc
cond the efforts Of the city. VIII the friends in the
country see to the matter. The names of contri-
butors will be Published from time 10 time.