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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
A Strong Appeal.

MR, CARPENTER, the editor of the Madison
Patriot. strong democratic paper, writing I'M
der date of Sanduskv, Oct. 22d, thus closes a
stirring appeal to his readers 10 rally for the
right and riscue the State of Wisconsin from the
grasp of the spoilers
The most accomplished rogues often fail to
conceal their misdeeds. and Barstow with all his
Boosted shrewdncss, has been caught in the very
act Well, the people-the farmers and labor
ing mep-must sell their grain and other pro
ducts of their labor. and pay the amount-witf
hundreds Of thousands dollars More gone in tS6
same way, bpt let them be careful 8nd not get
Beer-stowed again.
The fact thai the BaTstosS organs are attempt
iHg to explain away these enorlnities -sysu
though with lies Us black as MiltOn'S Satan. i
a good omen; for it shows that the people sTe
looking into these things, and the Barstow or
gsns seen 10 have forgotten that the people hav,
sense enough to take the RECORDS, and II,
unimpeached and unimpeacsable evidence. il
preference to jockey lies
The more witness the nefarious acts of Bar
stow and the balance. the more am convinced
that our young State IS in imminent peril 81
long AS there is any possibility of their sucress
Arouse, citizens. and put them down as YOU
would an armed gang of bandits and marauders
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

persons in Bristol, / think had right to do so,
circumstances that are known to them and me,
give me that right and from them expect cor
dial support" Now what in the name of COM
mon sense can we make out of this if it does not
refer to Know Nothing influence. had been
told that Mr., Webster belonged to Know Notii-
ing lodg e Bristol, but doubted the truth oil it,
can doubt it any longer, can you doubt the
fact2 gf ffa ats,e ~ ....as.s5s.ss.s. -
Thus my friends do l identify Know Nothing
ism with both parties and leave il to your CON.
mon serse to draw the differences therefrom,
simply by saying, do your own thinking and
your own voting
To the voters of Wisconsin however / win
say that these issues, divisions and cliques of all
desert ptions, tend to throw the next presidential
election into the hands of the pro-slavery party,
and that State affairs, although of the utmost
Importance is but as nothing in the balance, COM
pared to the perplexing and distressing question
of slavery. On the presidential issue depends
its solution, therefore / say throw aside all pet
ty differences of ambition and self shness, rally
round the;banner ofRepublicansma ndi Your
selves to the only party that can truly keep step
10 the music of the Union" NO.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
MARINE DISASTERS

We are indebted to Mr.. J. A. LEGGET, clerk
of Pro 0eller Ottawa, for the following items Of
;iirforsna. ION regarding the recent gale and its
selects
The .oSsoc, of the gale of thr 25th and Goth
inst was unu. 'ualy severe at Grand River
There being now seven vessels ashore on the
beach at the asoush viz: The schoOners Lady
Jane Falcon, Liverp DOL, WIN, Tel, Two Char
lies, Frances and Home. The schooncrs Hi
nois, Champion. and tw others went ashore,
but succeeded in getting off during the calm OF
Saturday.
The Schooner Buttles passed. the wreck of the
brig Racine,oh Saturday evening. There being
avery heavy sea, they could not boa I'd the wreck
Her masts were gone, and no livinA' being on
board; the wrcck was about twenty-five miles
south west from Grand river. AS there is con
siderable anxiety entertained in relation to the
lumber fleet sailing between this Port and Grand
River, these items may be of interest.-Ch cage
Journal
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

We wish the Republican voters of the country
TO understand that from the time of our nomina-
ton for Senator up to the latest moment within
which it would be possible TO make any new ar
engagements, We have expressed an entire will
lingness to step out of the field and let new
man be uo9.natcd. When we first learned Ct
DIR. Paddock that he felt grievcd and desired to
be a candidate, we otarcd to step right out of
the icld ..4 cali the cd convention together or
cal ne, sue, cI 10 ANY thing which would be
harmonluus aro a.isiactory, whereby he or any
other lan au, oplseH should be the nominee
lie pa a9 Rr.on to any of these offers and
lntilhat "a that be meant To be candidate at al
hazard. I' on!y within day or. two past,
too Lax as very body viii admit To perfect any
sat. ~t2cf'rF arrangement that we have refuse {
10 i.tra e any further Propositions Is long
there time for the Republican party u
IL" county 10 express itself with any fairness
on new nomination we have been both willing
aud anxious 70 have it do SO; but v hen that time
passed We tet ho right t. throw down the nomi-
nation which we did not solicit and introduce a
confusion into our ranks which could not be re
mcdicd. And We say farther, II DR. Paddock Il,
the Convention had expressed the least dissatis-
faction with the action OF ;he Convention or the
nominee, we should have declined at once
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

VWe are indebted to Mr.. H. S. BLANCHARD
of Salem, for a sample of turnips of his own cul-
tivation, which he denominates the sweet turnp.
They are tremendous in size, and he assures us
when properly cooked are sweet and free from
all rank and unpleasant taste. He raised %
bushels on little over two rods of ground, av-
eraging full as large those he presented to us.
We should suppose them 10 be the most profta-
bic turnip that can be raised.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

S:V This is election week. and we have been
compelled to crowd out some of our advertisers
We arc glad to assure our readers that we shall
have no occasion very soon to mix SO strong a
dose Of politics for them.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

CoLLtsIoS-We learn from Captain Reed of the
schooner Challenge, that he into, early on
Wednesday morning, by vessel name unknown,
on his trip from Muskegon. The Challenge was
struck near her stern, her bulwarks somewhat bro
KEN one of her davits and her boat carried away
The damage is not great
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

REAL ESTATE SALEs-Our fellow citizen,
Mr. William Marshall, we are informed, has
bought the entire City Hotel property and some
adjoining property on the north. We do not
know what he intends to do with it, but have no
doubt he will use it to his own advantage, and
the advantage of the CITY,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
LANDS! LOTS !.

have number of Farms and City Lots for sale on most
! favorable terms to purchasers.
Many ofthe farms the best located in the county, and
consist ofsuperior Grain and Grass andSpproyed and I'M
improved. On of them, but part Of the purchase
money required down. the balance may from to ten
years
Pensions and Bounty Lands obtained Taxes Paid Col
lections made-remttanccs prompt. Peadinss Bls and
Answers drafted and all business entrusted in the
Courts of J. A a " ID E @ Y ,
for Prosecution or Defence, personally superntend.
J. ]. PETIT.
kenosha CITY. WISCONSIN, A. D. 1875. tswnIs*l
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

1--WE wish to assure the republicans Of the
rural districts that in the city all is we'll. We
believe the whole republican ticket in spite of
the efforts open and secret of the school land
sErabbers will get a handsome majority. Let our
friends Of the rural al ;rictS stand firm and all
will be well throughout the county
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC /!

w AtNEh ~ UNA
Reporters Of KUsicdt InstyunsRS Pianos, AelOdeons
Organs, Accotde0aS, Tuned and Rep'ired TO order.
I5sssr.---l- OLD PIANOS overhauled throughout, and
-. ES faction realty regulated and in
! i II I 1made TO sound as geca ~ when the instru-
"A dments
Yiolius, Ttofiuceiios. DOubie-Passes. Guitars
And instruments of the ancient and far celebrated Italian
masters truly initiated. They also recommend ;as seip
rccs3abishing caHditioned Instruments Bad and Zee
bic sounds changed into better and stronger
~ Music Jor Pirate ftffies and Bfl;s Jy GRAY &
WARMERS CoTLLoS BAND, promptly furnished on short no.
lice.
Z. Seasons gwen on the Guitar and Violin
Orders may be left Reeds Jew eery Store the Wa
Care.
kenosla, Srpt IGth nlSH.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
M IL L I N E r Y

Ladies of KenOsha, please Take Notice.
MRS McDERM0TT has just received her Fall
We and Writer stock of Goods, and wll be receiv-
inc weekly Her stock consists OF large and va
riel assortment of satin, silk Velvet, Lawn
Tuscan & straw Bonuets, Wells, Ladies Dress
Caps, large and well selected stock Of Ribbons,
Gents Neck Ties. Collars &c, with many other ar.
ticles usually found in well filled Millinery Store.
Mrs NJ fatters herself that her long experience
will enable her to make such selections in her line
as win please her numerous customers. and insure
their continued patronage. She viii sell her goods
cheap possible, and at rates that vail insure
on this point. ll3-aI
Keuosha Sent 81, 1853 rs --. sasfs~
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

~ DIR. Paddock called upon us after our pa
per was full and up and ready to make up, with
request to publish his call We should have
been glad to do it had he appeared in season, but
hlp
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

be found
f20o0 Bags
yds Fine Sheeling
tl0d0 = Bleach 4"
1000 - Stripe Shifting
POGO Dcnims and Drilling
800 pieces Prints & Cling
| hams
% Alpaccas ant
| PGramettas
- pieces Red, Blue, Fel
lo's anti White Flannel
$50 pieces Broad Cloth
Doe skins, CassiIneres &
Satineits
50 pieces kentuck Jeans
Tweeds and I.insoy VOL.
sev
Hoo pieces Ticking, Cotton
Flannel, Cord Cambrics
loo pairs Bed Blankets &
| Horse Blankets
All kinds roweling and
Table Cloths
irish Linen, Coarse& Fine
Bay State Shawls
Buckskin Mittcns ant
| Gloves
Mems Il Womcn's Stock
ings
40 Bales Cotton Batting
10 g Wadding
Linen and Cotton Threac
Wood Comtiortcrs
Hooks and Eyes. Needles
Pins, Combs, Steel Pens
Pencils and Hair Pins.
\ general assortment OF
| Crocsery, Wood and
Stone Ware. Packing
! Barrels & Butter F"kins
!, 1855.
GEORGE u. UEAD.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

ER-F. s. LOWELL, Esq of this city, it is gem
orally understood, will be the Assembly candi-
date in this district, in opposition to Henry John
son, Esq.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

DS, S. BRADFORD, of Paris, was nominated
on Saturday last, as the republican candidate for
Assembly in that district
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
To the Republican Voters.

80" Let our adopted citizens read what wv.
o.. has to saw to them.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
Teachers Instit1lta


The Fon du Lac County Teachers Association
convened in the Congregational Church. in Ro-
sendale, on Monday Oct 8th, 1855, and contin-
ued in session as ansinstitute during the week.
During the session, vote was taken to ascer.
tain the OF this Institute, with reference to
their choice for State Superintendent. which re-
suited in j. g. McMynn receiving all the votes,
except one cast for the Rev. Mr. Barry.
The reasons for the above vote were then Civ
en- in the following resolution, which was passed
unanimously:
Res0tred, That this expression is taken, not
from any desire to NEEDLE with political affairs,
but simply as a band of teachers to ask that a
practical and eminenHy Successful Teacher may be
placed at the head of the department of public
Instruction.; one rh0se soul in the tcoTk etera-
ting the common school; one whose experience and
interest fit him to cooperate with us in the School
room and one whose diversity of talent, thor
ough scholarship, and polished oratory, peculiar
ly qualify him to infuse life into the State upon
the subject of Popular Education.
WIsCONSIN.-T is the last issue whereby
our voice can reach majority of our readers in
Wisconsin before their Election; and we improve
it to entreat them to do their utmost for the Re
publican cause, and its champions in the strug-
gle before them. In Mr.. BAsHFoRD and his
associates believe they have honest and
capable men, who will faithfully embody and
exemphfy their own love of Justice and Free
dom; in Gov Barstow and his compeers we be-
levc they have just such adversaries as honest
men can oppose with alacrity and energy. I'm
less appearances are extremely deceitful, Gov.
Barst0w deserves to be ousted on personal as
well as political grounds-because he is corrupt
and mercenary, as well as because he is a tool
of the Slave Power.
This Election is for State officers only, and
there is no United States Senator depending on
the result. a well.concerted effort, resulting i'll
a full vote, WILL we most earnestly believe, in
sure signal Republican triumph. Men of Wis
consin the advocates OF Free Soil for Free Men
look anxiously but confidently to you! Let
them not be disappointed aud mortified =
". L. Tribune Oct. %.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
LOCAL MATTERS. &c.
Imports and Exports,
IMPoRTs.

At the Port of KESosHA, for the month of Octo-
Der, 1855, for which we are indebted to Mr.. c. w
ecoTr, of the Custom House,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

iiiS CITY.
Among their stock ma
90 Hhds Sugar
$50 bbls Refined Sugar
loo :" Molasses
so +" Stuar. q Golden
Syrup
loo Bags Rio 81 Old GOV
Java Coffee
loo Chests A No. | Tea
10 Ch Is Eng. Br'kf'st Tea
10 Ticrces Rice
Bakers Saleratus, Soda
Cream Tartar * Baking
Powders
Raisins, Curr' nts, Prunes
Citron aud Dates
Pepper, All,spice, MT
meg, Cassla, finger ant
Mace
Corn ST cll. Farina. Mae
aroni, Tapioea aud Mus.
tard
Lemon, Vanilla, Rose
Almond and Curry Pow
der extracts
Pickles of all kinds
Fish. Goldfish, Mackerel,
Whitctish. Smoked Hal
hut, Smoked Herring &
Sartiincs
Linsecd Oil, While Lead
Lamp Oil and all kind.
Candies
Salt .-Butter, Table anc
barrel Salt
Bag Flour, Graham do.
Com Meal, Apples, Po.
tatocs, Onions, Cabba
geS. squash, Beets, Dat
and Corn
Kenosha, September .
PHISEAs STEyESs.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
A. LEWIS g. SON,

Corner Nina and Market SIS,
Aeuosha, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wisconsin.
a RE anxious 70 dispose of their large assortment
n Of Dry Goods, Groceries Boots s. Shoes Hats
and Caps, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c,
All Of which have been selected for this market and
purchased upon the most advantageOU terms.
Years of experience IN this place, and extensive
acquaintance with the citizens of this county enables
us 10 supply their wants and desire TO retain our
old customers, well as obtain ones would. If
nothing else induce US TO seHat such reasonable pro
fits as are just TO both seller and purchaser.
We are in weekly receipts of New Goods. from
the eastern market and Stock is always full so
that selections can be made from large assortment
We keep on hand constantly everything wanted
6y the citizens of the West.
Every kind ofproduee taken in exchange FOR goods,
OF Yarshased al the highest market price
Gene and Sec! One and AM.
3 Store an the corner OF Main and Market SITS,
..ireetly under the Kenosha City Bank.
A. LEWIS g. SON.
ksscSkG, HIS. Jssa, 1855 vl5n52.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
ETNA INSURANCE co.
OF HARTFORD coxN.


Increase Cash apiial TO 100000.
HAg u the pleasure ofinforming the dealers with
Il this Company and the public generally, that in
view OF the vast increase of business during the
past year its cash capital has been increase to $500
COO Fhis together with the large surplus always
sept on hand in cash, and the enormous receipts Of
premiums ON its regular and established business of
lords its policy holders indemnity much greater
than any other insurance Company in America.
The business of this companyis conducted on fair
and berai principles and its losses always promp-
tly paid in cash. The undersigned in entering upon
the 18th year OF his agency for this company in this
city and vicinity, bogs 10 congratulate its dealers
upon its remarkable success and the important in
crease ofits capital and business which together
with the manner in which its business is conducted
places II on basis beyond the reach of any contin.
geney short OF simultaneous confagration Of the
country
All applications for insurance. of information in
reference thereto will be attended to with the same
punctualiiy as heretofore Rates low as any 9th
er responsible office -s.s..s ~.
KenOsha, Feb. IL, SIS. L. G. MERRILL.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
REMOVAL.

he SUBSCRIBER has removed from his old stand, and
l opened his
SHAVING g. HAlR-DRESS,NGS SALOON,
In lie first building north Of Simmons SONS Store on
Main ST. which he has fitted up in good style for the
venence and comfort of his customers. Shaving. Hair
Dressing and Shampooing done up III Tic best style prompt
", at all hours.
Perf!lncry Hair Dyes, Restorative, &. For sale.
Oct I6 ISf GEORGE Il. CRiSSCP.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01

James Ross Of henosha, on
citizens Of Mineral Point, on ]
present political campaign, but !
Nothingism.
His speech was an able and
was frequently interrupted by hss
audience present. In the coui Z
ted the evils OF the Know NotlHl
earnest and truly eloquent lang
citizen he affirmed his belief ilIai
ance with the Know Nothings, n
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
For The Tribune @ 7slsaranh.


At the expense of being thought guilty of mo-
nopolisng the whole of the Tribune S, Telegraph
of this week to myself, feel that / should be
Wanting in my duty to you, did not speak one
word more to you before election
In taking up the Kenosha Democrat of last
week, my eye fell on the following article purpor-
ted to be copied from the Mineral Point Demo
craft
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-01
p PEOPLES STORE.
FOR THE ,ITY Avn corrNrp
New Goods at tie .Ne,c .Store.

-'eU uOUuS az ne 4Feao Store. - >
> Il Il V e n $ &c HEAD
orAUEs BLOCK, sEARLY OPPOSITE CRY HOTEL.
HAVE stock of Goods on hand and arriving
IL IL which was recently selected East by ono 81
the partners and on account of the increasing de-
nand for goods in their line they now have the lar
gest and best stock purchased for this market.
which offered at wholesale and retail at fair re-
mnnerative prices
They continue tn pay cash, or exchange goods at
cash prices, for all kinds of country produce
People of the city and of the country; come and
examine stock OF Groceries, Provisions, Staple
Dry Goods, Crockery anil Wooden Ware and
judge for yourselves as ~ their quality and prices
Reraember, that goods delivered TO any part OF
the city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-27
DAILY JOURNAL.
mIvER ITEMS.

- Rainbow arrived here from Louisville
early Saturday afternoon. The trip before the
last she had $50 passengers, which is some evi.
dence of her popularity and usefulness. VIZ
thank her clerk, for papers.
We learn Thai the steamer VIM. GaryiT
will, soon enter the Evansville and Louisville
trade In opposition TO the Rainbow. The Gar
win is an excellent boat. but we do not think the
Louisville and Evansville trade will Justify al
the present the running Of Two boats of the size
OF these steamers. The Rainbow is doing her
duty, and Capt. Hocroft is the pioneer in the
trade, so we should like TO see them supported.
- The Submarine No. 6, is at work on The
wreck OF the Kentucky Home, and has removed
100 kegs of nails and about 10 tons of dry goods
from it, The freight has been forwarded 10 Gin
cinnali.
- The Cincinnati Commercial of III iday
says:
The river was swelling slowly last nigh, with
eight feet in the channel 10 Louisville. Weather
cloudy with rain yesterday. The last boats down
report nine feet in the channel from VIII cling
here. Capt. Clark, pilot on The Abemaric thinks
there is enoUgh wafer below Wheeling to make a
swell OF two feet here Freights offer freely for
The season.
- River still falling here, and very slowly
at Louisville last report. We had some lain on
Saturday
- All the Steamboat arrivals last Saturday
morning were sternwheeier. The "dinkies"
appear to be we'll paironized, and we are glad 10
see them coming thick and faster.
The ST. Louis News of Thursday even
ing says
The River is al stand; weather warm and
cloudy. The Missouri Is falling fast, with three
and half feet by the stick, op some Of the bars
between St. Joseph and The Bluff, and four or
four and halt feet In the lower end OF the river
The last arrival found only twenty six inches
water on the Lower Rapids.
- The steamer Kate Frisbee, new and
splendid BUat, built opposite I'd New Orleans,
and making heE first trip from that city to St.
Louis, is reported hard aground at Island No. s,
with but little prospect OF getting ahcat till rise
comes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-27
~ The Goshen Democrat of the l5tl

~ The Goshen Democrat of the 18th
contains the following:
FIRE IN SOUTH BEND-THE REGISTER OF.
FIcE DEsTRoYED!-There was very de-
'structve fire in South Bend on the event ng
-of yesterday, August 10Th. IL originated in
the rear of the book store of Witter & Stump
ton, which was entirely consumed, with its
contents, the clerk barely escaping. The
,jeweller store adjoining was also destroyed
most of the effects were saved from the
flames, however to be scattered in the street.
"A Gesh breeze springing up, the flames ex-
TENDED to and destroyed the brick block, for
'merly known as Listens block. The TeIe
graph and Express offce, and St Joseph Val
ley Register Office was entirely consumed
with the exception of part OF the type con
tanned in the latter. Sothe two or three
stores were kept in the first story OF th
block, the contents of which were also near
1y destroyed. The loss OF the Register OF
flee was covered by insurance.