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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-02

run, 500 o. was charged, being double
the legal interest. On o note for $l39,
having 80 days 10 run, 81 O6 was charg.
ed, being about nine per cent. also
made calculations Of many bills dis.
counted on many places in the West,
and though do not pretend to have
calculated every case, yet | have no
doubt that the charges we're made arbi.
uarilyIn every case, and that in every in.
stance more was charged than law and
usage will allow. The very guarded
answers to my inquiries, as embodied in
the enclosed statement, admit, in fact,
as much, and it may be presumed that
the manner Of keeping the discount re.
gis,er had been adopted for ul.erior pur.
poses. The law con,cmplates recov.
cry Of all such usurious charges for the
use Of Common Schols; and | think il
would not bs improper to communicate
to the STATE Superintendent the facts ss
stated in this and other reports.
j would also direct your special. at.
tsn,ion to the tabular statement, show.
ing the condition Of the Bank for twelve
months past. SI,e' iu a3r :. .
Please note tho column "duc from
banks and bankers" and compare i
with those or stocks deposited, /" ant
"circuIstion," and examine in connec
ton Herewith ethe answer the Cashie
makes about ahss large balances du'
from banks, and bankers last winter ant
sprlns. This gives an insight how th,
Savings Bank Of Cincinnati, and othe
tanks and bankers got up their Indian;
ejaculation, aud how OHIO paper none!
was supplanled. II also explains som
Of the currency ar ,spnsa,s | formerl.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-02

Your Cashier has made mistake
in calculsting interest You will recol.
lect that | declined paying more than
six per cent. for your currency, and pay
in New York, but told you would pay
eight per cent. per annum and pay IN
Cinc,n oa,i, / remarked that the two
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

PATENT BRIcK.-We noticed last fall,
some time, a new brick patented by Mr..
A. Foster. 1t will be remembered thatiwe
stated that the manufacture of these brick
would be CON menced in this city this
spring. ------ s1.GL.1E1 8
Messrs A. D. Northway & Orlando Eos
ter. who have the patent right for this sec
ton OF the State, are preparing to go into
the business quite largely. They have been
at work some time, making, their patterns
for moulds DC. which are in the hands of the
casters
These brick are made of lime and sand
justmoistened, and then subjected TO great
pressure in the moulds. They come out
with polished surfaces, and after a shor.
exposure to the weather, are ready for use
We understand that there is likely to be q
lively demand for the brick as soon as they
are manufactured, as several of our citizens
contemplate building with them the com.
ing season Wehave full confidence thatthis
new building material. will prove not onl
Sproh'aole thing to the manufacturers, but
especially great saving to those who have
houses to build.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

+. ,.sy y
--Al- notwithstanding the combin alton
49,, VI 4 4 Music dealers 10 keep up the
j v u rces Of non copyright muse, against
the interests Of native composers, and their reiu-
sal to extendto Mr.. Waters the courtesies OF the
trade he is making immense sales--havirg "a
buud mt evidence, that heihas public countenance
oily, and in his eff MS aid Native Talent and 10
adopt the National Currency. His stock Of A.
mericati and European music il immense. and
the largest and best selected in the United Stales
He has also matlea great Reduction in prices o.
P'anos. Felode Ons and Musical Instruments Of
all kinds. Superior toned 81 octave pianos for
ST 75, 2Od and 1925, interior OF good osaliry
and inst raments as strong and as durable as those
which cost 500. Pianos ofevery variety Of style
aud price up 2 $1,000, comprising those of Zen
different mann factories: among them the celebrat.
Cd modern improved Horace Yates Pianos and
the first premium .T 2lian Pianos of 7. Gilbert g.
Cos make, Owners Of the Eolian PATENT. See.
ond hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices from
$40 to $3.50 Melodeons from five different man
nfactories, Guiding tho well known S. ID. g. W.
Smith's melodeons, (uDed the equats tcmpern-
tnent.) the hest made in the United States Price
SIS. $50, ss75, 800, us, Sl65, and $3.50
Smiths double bank Melo9eons 5000. Each
PiaBoaand Me'odeon cda7ahseed. The BEST termS
TO theuade schools, &c. I25 per cent discount
to clergymerandchurches. All orders promptly
ATTENDED 10. Music sent 10 ali parts Of the couf-
try pest paid at the reduced rates Gene, al and
select catalogues and schedule Of prices of Pianos
forwarded to any address free of charge.
..a.a Hs f-.a teae.-r 3m.3e
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

A PARTING SALUTE.-After the few day
of spring weather we enjoyed last week
VIC had a change of programme, probably
n frea ak of old Winter, just to show us thai
he could growl yet, if he took the notion.
1t commenced raining with hail, on Satur-
day afternoon, with strong wind from the
northeast. During the night the wind con
tinued to blow with occasional dashcs o.
rain. On Sunday afternoon, after cessa
ton, the rain again set in and continued a
intervals until Tuesday morning, when il
changed to snow and fell 10 the. depth o
three or four inches.
During the continuance Of the Nor'eas.
ter, we feared for our piers, assaulted as they
were by the fury of the waves, and the large
masses of ice that were continually dashed
against them. But they stood the battery
we'll A slight break was made in the north
pier, and the others suffered slightly
However, with all the hard usage they have
had during the winter. they are still in s
condition to accommodate the early steamer:
that we may now soon look for.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

IS COOK, PARLOR. BOX STOVES. We
have purchased la rgely from Rathbone and Ken
needy, of. Albany, their celebrated Albany Stoves,
whose manufacturers, have obtained in this, as
well as all other markets, an envable reputation.
They have been long tried and found reliable.
For style, finish, aud durability, they are uue-
qualed. 81 Il II AS - 80 u Il
QUEEN or THE VEST, IMrnoveo A,n>>
TIGHT COOKING stone, 4sIzrs. This is the best
Cooking Stove in use.., The principle is three
FLuEs, warrarird TO cook and bake perfectly, and
to stand fire without cracking, and takes the pre-
MUM on trial, wherever exhibited.
BUCKS Pf1'ENT' Aia-rlcirr COOK srova
sizes, pattern we known TO our customers.
This stove has been greatly mprovedr Forbear
ty of style aud flush it has 10 superior, always
warranted to COOK and bake perfectly and to stand
The fire without cracking. e's'a ,..5
MORNING SIAR, ELEeATEn oVES Cook
Stove, sizes, this is Of the beautiful FL
evated oven Stoves in markets the operation of this
kind ofstove if well known aud approved. Will
not crack nv fac
YOUNG AMERICA. new rArrEsx elevated
oven Cook Stove patented 1854 No elevated
Oven Stove possesses the advantages thus Stove
does. Call and examine il.
RED JACKET COOK STOVE, NEW rAT-
TERN, 1854, principle of the direct draught, very
large oven, ausefu and cheap stove, fitted air
tight. ~ e.,
3fEdGLE AIR-7'IGHT PREMIUM COOK
STovE. This Stoyeis well made, and warranted
with drilled doors is cheap operates gc'od. Pat
tel neat and durable
PiRLOR STOKES. In great Variety, an
Albany Castings. Ocean ParIcrs, Sheet iron self
regulators. new pattern for 1855. Parlor cook
stove, , boiler holes in top, Gipsey Queen Parlor
do ,Gipsey Queen Franklin DO. Cottage Parler
do Open rarlor, open front do Open Parlor,
open trout with top. Six plate Air. Tgh, Box
Stoves Of all SIZES, for { fires, Rooms and Halls
a few COAL STOVES for offices
TIN SHOP IN connection. We manufacture
all kiuds Of sheet iron end copper ware. Custom
work and Jobbing done to order. may29
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

EgMr. Cahoon appears at some length
in our advertising columns o-day, but we
know the half has not been told. To our
distant readers whe are interested in the ad
yertisement. in question. we take pleasure
In saying that Mr.. Cahoon is not exceiled
in the cultivation aud development of all
the fruits, and flowers too, of the earth land
what he keeps is the very best of its kind
What is got from him may be relied on to
be all that is represented. a@''NE 'ls5sF
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Ti6Ixet@s
FOR TOWN ELECTION promptly PtiE


PRospEcrs.-The frequent inquiries we
hear for dwellings, Offices &C., to rent, Is
something new to us; at least OF late years
This is a demand that heretofore has been
easily supplied, but we doubt whether the
supply will hold out for the coming spring.
There is hardly a day that we are not call
ed upon by those in search of tenements OF
one kind or another, for information of this
kind. ss@ p gia sbesaT
This fact indicates considerable influx
of population into our city, during the win
ter, and promises an active business for the
coming season. Building, which has hardly
boon kept alive for the past few years must
be resumed. to make loom for an increas-
inr population. AS the business facilities
and other advantages of our city become
better known, men from the east looking
for new homes and new localities for the
prosecution of their callings, recognize al
once, the promising appearance of oul
CITY, and make their calculations according
ly. aas 'aa.reIi 1-sa-f
The prospect Of the completion of oul
Western Railroad has done its full share il
giving to every kind of business, an impe-
tus in the right direction. 1t takes bu
half an eye to see, and but moderate fore
sigh: to appreciate, the advantages we shall
enjoy, in business point of view, when
this improvement shall be completed. AND
then the speedy completion of The Lake
Shore road, although it is not going to be
the advantage to us that the Western road
is, it will furnish facilities to our business
men. that they have not hitherto enjoyed.
As near as we can judge, though we are
not given to prognosticating. the year 1855
Is going TO witness unusual activity in, al
branches of business, in our city. The
year 1854 was by no means an idle one,
as our export trade of nearly Two Mil
lions of dollars attests, yet we are much mis-
taken if 1855 does not greatly surpass even
that. -..-.t
We have one word to say TO those con
templating removal to our city. There
is plenty OF room mo pent up Utica con
fines our powers. The facilities of oul
location are such that business Of every
kind has large field for its operations
A rich and growing country in our rear
and all the convenicnces for shipping tina
is enjoyed by any port on Lake Michigan
Although, as We have mentioned above
dwellings, and other tcnemcnts are not il
abundance, yet there is little fear but tina
the supply will increase with the demand
and all who come will be supplied Il.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
GUARDIANS SALE.

nj Office is hereby given that the undersigne d
IN Guardian of Anthony Wilson and Mary Jan e
Wilson, by virtue Of "a license from the county
court of Kenosha county, willse at public anc-
ton at the front door Of the house in the c-
tyof Kenosha, on the 2fth day Of Match A. d,
1855, between the hours Of one o'clock and two
o'clock in the afternoon, the following described
land, to wit; =" Commencing thirty rods south OF
the centre OF thetown line road in The South ward
Of the city of Keu9sha, al pviat on the east side
Of the Chicago road--thence north, on the east
side of the Chicago road forty nine and half feet
493 ft) thence east seven rods; thence south for
ty-nine& half feet;t49h thence west seven rods
to place Of beginning; being bounded east by
Quarles and French aud south by Ffench. ~
Dated, Kenosha. Wis. Feb. 22d, 1855. sss.s,s
IRA WILSON,
4w36 f.sse.s4G r. .as-daltdsfsa 9HGuaidiaus
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9Th day OF March, 1876. n n ~ 49, - 49,
ON reading and cling the petition Of Isaac L. johnson Guar.
dan OF francis ~ fnkhan, minor heir
deeea sed settling that the said Francis Tinkiam
and merits iro the said deceased part
said deeeased-fhat the said Land produces
concwhatever 70 esaid Francis Tnkhan
the ,ad Pc toner verify believes that IL would b,
OF the said land sold at and the walls put
terest Tor his enh and praying tina license may he
to him sell the interest the said Francis Tnkba
aforesaid in the said land according provisions the
statute in such nla,ie aud provided.
IS therefore Ord red thas y in said
before teJufe Of the said
OF Nay oeocd NJ. Al tho Court ouss the
cityand county of Kenoh then cause
there should be- why license should
qan tose said real estate accor ling e prayer Of The 81
And It is further ordered that this order rpblish
ca for fonr weeks prior said day Of bearing
kenasa Tribune and Telegraph. weekly newspaper printed
ubsled in the City of genosha in said county.
4w59 ~ By the Court, JON BAJILStN,
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

's1 Cheaper than eper--1JVhotesale & sRefdft.ss
YMVHE Subscriber offers olsseli Clothing as
ID cheap as any Clothing Store in the City Of
Kenosha, or the neighboriug Cities Ies.wishes
tocall attention TO the fac that bis Clothing is
HATS AND CAPS. WfaPpers,g Drawers,
Mittens, Gloves, BOYS Clothing, etc. ."
O' All kinds OF work done to order on the short.
est notice. = 81 JOHN WILSON.
nj -5i t aii@f'"n No 70, Main Street.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

Es-JosEPH MURRAY, it will be Soon -
fers himself for reelection to the Office %
city clerk. Any thing we could say in his
favor would be entirely superfuous, for a,
NE has served the city in that capacity, his
works abndantly and sufficiently praise
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

A RE continually making addition TO their en-
~ tensye stock from the best importing Houses
Of the East, and are prepared at ali times 10 fur
nish Drugs and Medicines ofihe best quality both
simple and compound. Physicians prescriptions
andfecipies OF all kind picked out ,deciphered and
N"'' p''s'p OIL. 2AH las .UT
Of all Kinds for painting burning, perfun1lns
also, for medical and M ach ancal purposes
Varnishes.
Such es Coach, Carriage, Furniture Shellac
Brown and Black Japan and Danar or white
Naruisi. 81 7oipaE .as-e.a 81. .tsf,oD
..a-.s .- Window Glass, G ,,,...5 ,.-y
from by 8 to "a by "a, single aud double thisk,
by the light or box, and cat to any size. III
including Druggists articles from Homeopathic
phial TO gal Tiucture Bottle Preserve Jars all
sizes pint and haIrp:nt hasks Bottles of all kind
Fluid and oil Lamps of be autful patterns. Tum-
blers aud Gobets, Cake aud Preserve Dishes,
Sug ar Bowls cream cups Bird Vases AID Founts
China Flowe. Vases, &c.
Patent Lanterns. ..,....
The best assortment in the city for Oil and Fluid
STARKwEATHER s. co wish to say to
~ the readers Of the united papers, Tribune and
Telegraph, that they keep their store at all times
well supplied with Pure DRUGS AND MED.
-ICINES and a, great variety Of Fancy Articles
They Wish particularly TO call attention TO .;,...
LOud~n's Inaian Esxpertorant. ,-s, ara
Wistar's Kaisam Wild Cherry, ..,,-
i ~ ! Bryan's Pulinoiiic Waters, "''"
~ ayers Cherry PectoraI, ., E"u' y
t9U ats.5 - storms Cough Candy ,-tet IL.
Jaynes Expectorant, .s,,a1
All excellent preparations for Coughs and Colds
now so prevalent. Itthcse do not cure, they will
guarantee Medicines OF their ow putting up suited
TO each case, '@1t N ti 'if's Ht aH se .bj2
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s.ra-. Jooss;;s1;. Bond. it win be seen, offers

his Services in the procurement OF bounty
land. Mr.. Bond s industry and zeal in all he
undertakes is well Known ahdghis safe 70
assumethat claims left Within will be press
ed TO successful nd speedy completion.
But Mr.. Bond is an old resident. and needs
no good word from US or any, one,o to in
spire confidence, in any and all business
he undertakes.
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AAILLINERY, Mas. McDeRNoxl

M ILLiNERI, Mas. McDERMoNr .espec
We tivefullg Informs the ladies OF X enos!a IA nd
vicinity, that she has co luisuced business in the
store north OF FRA Waits aaa opposite the Run
ais House, where she viii keep constantly on hand
general assortment of millinery Of the Latest
an most fashionable style 80
Ms. McDernont trusts that an experience o.:
i4years N some Of the principal cities, of Eng
land VIII enable her to give satisfaction 10 those
VINO may favor her with their patronage.
kenosha, January u, 1855. 3o-3m
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

ES-Mr Hanson, it will beseen is agai n
candidate for City Treasurer. We should
be glad to do something to help him to sue
cess, but Ills success is SO much a matter
of course that there is little room sfor
special effort in his behalf. We are glad
he is candidatefcr election.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

henosa Cauhy Conr stn5 az court o. Tfobate q the
9th Of March A. D.>lSi5. ~ So Il
In the mat df the IS ate OF J6hh Cain deceased.
To I'LL ChgR rag Eoacen Istters Of
said Estate having issued Michael Madden o
of Marquette in tbs state of Wisconsin, the 5day Ma
D. lS aud man h from date Iens allowed and limit
for creditors their claims e. exination aud allow
Notice isheraby given that the undersigned will
FIRST Monday in Juy ten dock A. NJ his Office
the city Of Senosha RECEIVE. eaue aud all claims
demands VI all against the said deceased and
4wss .aats- JON u. JlLsUN, County Judge.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
PENSION LANDS!.
lSO Acres oflard,
To all who served since 1870.

The Act of Congress of March, 1855, giants
to all, Indians incIuded,5 who served III any war
SINCE l79J, fourteen days, or les il engaged in
battle, and TO the widows Of officers and soldiers OF
the Revolutionary war, if now wing, and to Chap
lains who served with tie army, and to the Plalts.
burg and hcwistown volunteers,lG 60 acres Of land,
after dedncting what has been received.
The Undersigned will receive applications and
act as agent in prosecuting claims under The a(orc.
mentioned act. Z. q. MERRILL
kenosha, Wis. 1855
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

ACCOUNTABLE LAwl--LAND GRABB1NGl-
Congress, just before its close, passed an
act giving away more of its public lands,
ostensiJly to soldiers, but in realty to land
spectators and monopolsts, as the whole
history ofland-warrants amply proves, with
now and then few exceptions. .s1
But it is a law, and there may be a few
of its erceptio,s in this vicinity, and for them
we call attention to the advertisement Of L..
G.. Merrill, found in our columns this week,
in relation to this matter 4 I All
Mr.. Merrill is every whore known as
promp pit and faithful, and claimants cannot
find a better asent.-p,v1 q. II
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15

BAIN,S ADVERTISEMENTS.
NYxKDwARE..sNEw STORE. BAIs 81

AHAttDW1A<E.--Nls W~ STOKE--B AfH q
u IL BROTHER Respectfully announce to the Cit
izens of kenosha City and County and adjoining
Counties that their extensive stock of Hardware
Is opened al fh-,r new store, corner Of Main
nd Market streets, one deer south of tbs City
Hotel consisting ofevery Variety Of FOREIGN
ard DOMESTIC HARDWARE selected for
and adapted 10 the wants Of the people Of this
Ficinitss Regarding p.ces, Sc, confident
" affirm that our stock is purchased and laid
dowhn our store at she lowest possible figures.
aud that wecan and ase disposed TO sell rs low
as canbe purchased at any establishment in the
West, We respectfully solicit one and all to an
examlhatien Of our goods and prices. OR Stock
embraces in par; as inliows - I,on aud Steel a.
complete as ortmcn Of al sises and qualities,
cut g3g3 lsrot Nails, crt and rrof Spikes, Vim
,lo,c GLASS, Black IN bright Log Chaas Gil,
Halter, Trace and Pump Chains, Antar,,> Vices,
NTH Beliors, Ssrsw platrs, EoYor and Siedg-
rs; S,opc!s. Spades, Hoes, Cror-bars Pitk,arrs
Grain7scnops Hay, Barley. and Manare Forks,
Rakes, Cradles, Scytkes, and SnsGfhS, CarriaSe
Spripgs, Flashed Ares, Thfmblc Sksinr, Wag-
oabores,, sheet bar. md pig lead, Trad Pipe.
Sheet. Copper and Zinc Ci$ferh and Wen Puunps
Pamo Clam WEEDS fer We'll and Cisterns
GtindStoaes aad HqaE;ngs, Platform Scales
and Warehouse truck Jqit sifcs and Kinds or
Clipping Ares, Benck A5es end Hateheis fine
g5t of single aud double bdrfcisd Cans, Pouches,
and Fiasks.d Complete 4SsoftmSht o. Carpea-
ters Tools, Of superior qualify; complete as,'
sortment Of House building AmHirgs; CONS
plete assortment Of House keeping arutleS' |f''
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Understandingl

The advertisement Of G., A. Crosman we
conceive to be. worthy the. attention of our
readers, and particularly ourlady readers
Mr.. Crosman is fromLynn, Mass, has been
bred to the business he adycrtises and sho' d
the business prove to be bread to him, will
continue in our midst. We have had an
opportunity to examine some of his work
ard whilst it cannot be excelled for beauty
by imported work-it is reasonable 10 ex.
peet that it will prove to be much more last
ing and durable. The ladies will find their
advantage in making themselves acquainted
with Mr.. Crosman's work. ~ gsf.o IT, ST..
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Town Line Road 4so II 9 Of n corner Of Lot e
sf connsncn,- thencosentoR side -ofz Exchaagssst;
thence op " side-pf Exchange st 3 rods; thence W
ito eoins dncs of4he placs ofbs iaaing: siile
ginning. n9esaa1 he siqe-a baey 80 0Fn
Commencing one side Of Kenoshas 81 81 q of
W corner of Lot 5,thenceIa Is reis; thence nd
It; thence rs rods; t,snces "A c. TO beginning,
Commissioning "a Fodslslofs wscoruer Of Lot la,i
on the sidsof kenosha st;,thence etc sec Chnesl
thence rods; thence W to- KenosAa ST; thence u
rods To the beginning. eeivaH .sa5nl IL aldna q
Commencing on e side ofKenosha st where che
s line sdqsec. tcrosses Sc st; theacep 30rods;
thence e tosec ine:thence 8 tcs ine Of sd or sec;
thence " the beginnings siegls au6 esd s .slaa
Commecmg on the side of Ke nosia st % fl of
) corner Of iot NJ. thences % h.thence wstoo old
Chicago. road, thence n GO &. thence to the bes GIN
ings bas ,aussse sd q. paese..t "a II as,.., ),
r g.. E. Qs.fSec- 81 r. 2, r. 23.ro:,.,;..4.
I Commencing at pont where the e line of Main
street, nd ihes line Of sstreet,cross each other;
bounded On the e. by an alley and the " line of loi
l in block 81; on the s by lot l, in said beck; on
the'w by Kenos,a street. -Ss3vcS9c4 gge
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CITY Observation-Disclosures

TIE Annual Election Tor City and Ward ocers will take
place the first Tuesday in Ap s5 being day said
month at the following places in each Ward: -
First Ward $50 Cry Hat. 49, t+t,. t...-.
Seee1d ard, In the Basement of y. z ioIss
Third Ward. ENGINE HousE No. 2
The Officers TO be chosen Mayor Clerk Treasurer Mar
shat Assessor Justice II the Peace Superintendent OF
Common Schools for the city large. Is Us - e!
Tor the First Ward Alderman two years and one
be Second Ward, Alderman ana one
Thru Ward Alderman years. aud one Constahe.
The Election VIII be conducted prcfcrted ~
KenSSlss, March l3 1850. e. Z. ShoLAs, Mayor