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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-03-15
DAVID CSOSIT,
WAGON - MAKING,
Carriage and Wagon
MANUFACTURER.

WOULD respectfully call the attention ofhi.
w friends and the publicin general,to his shop
in the Quarles Building, on Main Street, mex
South Of the Durkee House, where Wagons, Car.
riages and Buggesare made and mended on the
shortest notice.
He is ready to compare his work with any done
west ofBuffalo, and he intends to repair quicker
and manufacture better, than any shop can do in
"the Park City" ~
His Workmen are retained at great expense
and his materials warranted Of the best quality
He is perfectly willing that the Rail Road
should be built but he is bound to enabcfarmer
TO bring their produce, and their wives and child
rem to town, in their own Cars, if they please.
Call and examine my work, and fit does not
suit, willintroduce you myself, to Bans shop.
DAVID CROSIT.
Kenosha Oct. 90. 1853 -nl6-ly
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CORN MEAL.

A Coed article of well ground I orn NJ eal, con-
u astIy on baud and for sale the Ken cha
VA WATSON & COEKI ~.
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FARM FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY. n. ~.
- CD ME @ n u !" .

!.HE property on the South line of the City
l. known as the "Lake Farm" is now offered
for sale in sma I parcels at one hundred dollars ali
acre. II is the most desirable property adjoining
the City which has not already been divided into
small parcels, some of which, no better than his
have recently been sold at two hundred dollars an
acre.
Terms-T Twenty dollars an acre on the de-
livery of the deed, the remainder in five years
Title indisputable. Apply to Charles Gable, OIL
the premises, I 4e,. 5......
Kenosha City, Dec H. 1854. 3m23
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ETNA INSURANCE co.
OF IIdTIIOTu CVUT.
Increase Cash Capital to 5000, 900.

Increase Cash Capital to S500O,OO0.
III HAVE the pleasure of Informing the dealers
H. with this Company and the public generally,
that in view OF the vast increase "f business dur.
ING the past year. ts cash capital has been in.
creased to $500, goo. This together with ,h'
large surplus always kept on hand in cash, and
the enormous receipts oil premiums on its regular
aud established business, affords its policy holders
an indemnity much greater than any othet iN-
surancc Company in America.
The. business of this company is conducted on
fair and liberal principals and its losses always
promptly paid in cash. The Undersigned in en-.
tering upon the twelfth year ofhis agency for this
company in this city and vicinity begs to congrat'
ulate its dealers upon its remarkable success aud
the important increase of its capital and business,
which together with the manner in which its bu'
siness is conducted, places it on basis beyond The
reach of any contingency short of simultaneous
conhagration Of the country.
All applications for insurance or information IN
reference thereto, will be attended to with the
same punctuality as heretofore. Rates as low as
any other responsible Office "'"
Kenosha, Feb. Is, 50. l.. G. MERRILL
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SIMMONS e. SON.

TMvO the good people of kenosha City ano
u County, seud greeting. That we have Jast
returned from the Eastern Narksis,w where we have
taken advantage Of the times, to purchase at low
rates, a large stock of FALL AND WIN fen
GOODS. which arc now arriving and being
opened for the inspection of all ogr old friends and
the public at large. Having Purchase our Goods
on favorable terms, we can afford to sell as low
any Of our neighbors along the LakeShore. We
BUY 10 SELL, and prefer quick sales and small
profits, to keeplngr our shelves burdened with old
Goods Our stock consists of full assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
whic., have been carefully selected with special
reference to the demands Of the season, and we
have NO hesitation in saying that in such staple
arlcles,as Sheetings, Shrtings, Tickings, Prints,
Drllngs, Denins, Blue and Brown Drills, Jeans,
Tweeds, CottonY arm, Battipgs, Weddings, Cam
dlewickings. S. s - t' s9a.5 q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plain, strip
edCassmers. and fancy Satinetts, PULLED Cloths,
Flannels, Iinssys &C. assns q 1A
We can give general satisfaction both as to
prices and quality Of goods. We have also for
Ladies and Gentlemeua good supply of
Dress Goods, 7asGld
Ofstyles and finish appropriate for the season
and which we think will please all good tastes
consisting of % " pee ct
e3GASSyRo9c 4 =
Such as Cashmere, plain and figured Thibets,
Brocha, Long Shawls Bay State &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY, j. +
Kid, SILK, and Lisle Thread Gloves and all kinds
Of Hosiery. Our stock Of ~ r Il
HEAVY GROCERIES, consisting oil
Teas, coifses, Sugars, Specs, Soaps, etc., is not
surpassed ~
Kenosha, ~ 1yl1
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Kenosha County Circuit Court--In Equity
NJ q es42- 3 Fitch A. Higgins, ffa4 itr


Syvender Baldwin William Ward Wheeler Leonard Croefr
Amos Eoyes Amos Noyes End Richard D. Noyes John Low
rey Archibald H. Lowrey Charles r. Baldwin ana eharl"
Starr. 81 fftt t -aH it. - ~
appearing by affidavit to the satisfaction OF this Con
that the Defendants William Ward heeier Amos Noyes
mos Noyes End John Iowrey Archibald IL iowrey Charles
Of Jon r. Jsun solicitor complainant: 1t is ordered this
Wheeler Amos NoyeF, Amos Noyes "a
Richard H. Moves Archibald III Lowrey thsr"
p Baldwin and Charles Starr their
tsrad in this cause thereof on
panats solicitor by the seventh day May a. D. 1855 and
either of Them that they plead
swer the coIapanants said bin Of complaint by M
said 9TH day Of May A. d. 1874 said b
complaint may be taken against And
rhsE ordered that within twenty day from to date her,
Kenosha Tribune Telegraph paper printed In Reno
in SAID county and that the said publication be continued
said paper once in each week FOR weeks or ~
he cause copy Of this order be personally served on the
named defendants least thirty before the tine
1855. ~ III q " n IT. JOY, Court Commission
State OF Wisconsin thereby certify the above to y,
ksnosha County - true copy o. the original order '
4 II - -" - 80 d. b. NICHOLS Clerk
6w35 Circuit Court kenosha CounV
ss-s.tttts.rrffa tr.rfBH
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( y 4. MARSHALL, AT NO. rs, MAIN STREET
h shas now on hand, and will be receiving du.
rHs the season, complete assortment of the
b i Kind OF COOKING, PARLoR aud SLATE STOVES,
Table and Pocket Cultry, Shears, SCISSORS,
xes and Helves, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Hand
5 Avs, Hay and Manure Forks, Curry Combs,
: rthes aud suaths Nails, Nail Hammers Strap
"a Hook Hinges, Hooks and Staples, Butts and
'.;rews, Cow aud Sheep Bells, Sheep Shears,
Wool andfHorse Cards, Porcelen Kettles, Porce-
/ ,in Sauce Pans, French Cups and Sauce Pans,
Brittania Tea aud Coffee Pots, Britannia Pitchers
ond Tumblers, German Silver, Brunswick. aud
Nrittania Table and Tea Spoons, Brass and Iron
Gandiesticks, Shutters aud Trays, sad Irons, and
4 general assortment OF housekeeping articles !;
together with full assortment of PLAIN and
JAPAsSEp'l'I W1RR. Thankful forpa favors,
Ne bppes 70 teeeiS. E share Of the public patron.
are. Give me arsli, and viii trl TO please
on both in igalty = GODS and Prices.
Jaas 6, 1884 ? r MARSHALL.
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hELAINS, CAssIMEREs, THiDETs, MERINos,
AIwith an endless variety of TRIMMINGS, just
received and for sale at METCALF g. MER Ri
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M ERRIMACK PRINTS! One Bale Of
AMerrImac Prints, genuine article at eleven
cents ayard, at METCALF g. MERRIL'S.
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olp FossT cosFoaT---ws beliess We have arrived At
shht p~rcuA Arascn ~ the year wben editors wiih ter
Aeeestenee pnnahFufc c~aftss the habit rluu.
tesng hsr sdvacs counsel nas4aee. ard ezpeescs ulah
ne F~T q sAas fasdsons pabc "a ther sriacfns u
sapnsf retreat Ihs White Sulphar and SArzt0ga Ssp-
pert ard Cape Msy E6ckapag sna Long B-anch have each
tbsir Pssuliar As4sons and each have their ane pro
Eisng AcAiFtFF AAd ch4npsoxs. For Yzrt
Inclined e give tbs Preerebos old Polnt Co9ot a.
nHse i asgtstiFs x its Eorts Ana th nsrae -
s-iatea marA saa snghi - venefAst u the gsrsa
Potiea h,sto1 q the ccuntry. The t4Ation - every
rsec essfAie eEe or res5d-noe u j n easy
and agreeable Aress from MashirEan BAunore and
iar he h0e AeronFuodaons hey are a saeh superior
ehaeAseF - = drnrAnd ths diguify urs psrAgrAFh
Od Pent Cemfort siH pnasr the nAnsgessa1f x ghs
BrefheTs Willard in EehsFa and u G. & willard is partc
uar This hpti 81 he largest establishments * the
kns r fs United States ~ TIE w0sid ard l. capable u
accommodating the i.ha IL good town not only
l.mfsftAblr but iaAnrioasly. AllA0urh Mr. Willard i
ynung in years be i cid experience and has aistsy
cared ior mef envihbe reputation Ter his aitsnye p-
hteneE AID he marked public eaferer
q which tfsreers aud bonrders have ivev and
iHed experiences He i equally home in administering
~ the Physios 70 the refined Of bis gussts II
recommending such ~ readers desire pass the
asaihs bE the seAsbsre place themselves under tha
care q Mr. Willard sel sue SIRE that we cannot incar
the risk q reProaeh from disappointed expectations
Hon. A. IA. Reessr governor q Kansas and
Hon. J. Clancy Sone u Psnnsyranis arrived IN this city
last evening, and took lodgings al WIZARDS Hotel
ea W r. cpss ess il be invited 10 deliver the a.
dress the celebration 81 the anniversary Of the ssensn,
q Jaussto~s Va, ON the Issh instant.
The wish appears universal that Professor NHaasr
would give repetition Of last Thursday evenings entertain
neHl We notice that Mr. caruf proposes % give second
May festival.
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Unifcd states Court Of Ciaims

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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
ArroaSrr ersErsr's orrsr.

ArroRSEE GENERALS eFFaCE.
s,s; !. d aae Exieas eraaFt Paeas.l. II q ! ire.
error q ths part n the rastntses AZ Rew inrentions,
-, ,bf asensioaaIy or from wani AZ logical prteis-
\ rtsagbs 3 spoy angunge 81 elaiH generic instead
sesss. ard u undas comprehension, which Improper
y u claim il n origin n many ~ the gaessions "A
rsnss ana Kill ~ redsead is proper specific its
! gassal anArsss and exposition
4 TIE rairnt n C2lEaaler Evans wsuia ia term.
anr use og fgslAl4 alleys IN eansexian with irfa-
49, rs 70 crer The valve the indicator of
Bs Ei the u sach alloy and tie par
Gig seAnsy Cor using II, previously suggested BY Prof
sea- ard -.ae rahe IN report q the rraakin Institute.
rEKAsrAx DEPARTMENT
ssrtarg Guthrie ZEN this city yesterday herning,
~ visit 10 hls residence il Kea.arkr. he win be absent
aasBs tue Essk+
Prsnss4E NJ Elsarsr has been promoted 10 secoDd-
i'll ksig in the sixth Auditors ofcs- Salary, 81 400
Ne s1nar.
sss,s ii Orsers, Eroesisas deThe following Is an
ass u s IL the important letters recorded IN
u SECRETARY otsoe, FRIDAY, Apriiz:
ra,sr q tss U~itsa S.aes-Direetsd TO asue .rans
i araa d favor Of The the branch rant
~ rasns s s7ssse for that u silver purchase
n ceaa1ge-
Bssss c. Nrs Terk.Eac;Ong adraft for ss,oes, and
sAer e. So os g silver purchased - View Orleans for
lz1ge
sg--ss,4sgat u Coas Svrpey. Directing Second AZ
TAT EsziEaer Mape to report 10 Engineer d. b..
Ese1 "a ezsminaipn bT the board Approving dseisioa
tAs lsal board ranking Charles Williamson passed
assistant Surgeon, Unitei States mary
Fgsrl Requesting to BE- furnished with state
nett d fss Gozaf charged r. MecalEa Co, NAVY sSsn,s
Lima for moneys yecsired by them from the government
7a o. account al the Indemnity das tie United States
sssasr af tat Trsasary.gn regard To alleged eG-
-aes1 npoa the front of the house lof
Ear wsss directing the Gisrics st13rney fs bill Id
sgaay nraini the parties.
srsvy y rae lTaryEnrlosiDg for his Consideration
ss ha b r. MApes and u II. Lapaia, ssrvad and third
atx- ega= Volunteering their services fer the exp~
sisoz tstiag out sor the relief 81 DR.. kaas-
6rn~py * ae iasnser.--ln regard to abe application
ysw York fog compensation crtaa parras for break
II 1P gang 81 cgunteysers the Secretary thai
- sPqroprixsian the disposal o. the department
* 4 w-arh The compensation can BE paid.
Prss4nf q sA< U4ea SiasesAskinE that the necessa-
uastiens mar b givea Cor the consinasiioa Of the
rsasasy Sa.Eaiz-.
erssias 4 Aiexap6er. FAaa9 AsaIn relation their
aasals surPiy he Philadelphia eusioaa-hoass with
tns books iev ons rear,
oafaafa c. Y. Benae-s RersRueeErsr Detached
The command a the rereane-czitcr Forw ard ia couse
lsaoe 81 usztinued III health.
caGi@ ela FaaNoe RersaHe-rusier SsriesInstr acted
rsPsrt = fa and with AZ practicable despatch in regard
To several sAFing stations the coast oF View jersey
: nd Lang lslnnd-
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BY TELEG II A PHI


sANpx HOOK, Nay 4ll1 oolock.--The steamer Allan
has ast passed this point. going H York send
yoa the following abstract o. hs important advises, whic
embrace London and Liverpool dates 10 the 2sth uii-
The Vienna conference has been broken or and RHEsA
rejected the demand OF the allies.
seasorol has been sarasd since the sth, and the
suit doubifai
The new British has been taken By The Eosebd
foo consols i4s 3D. in the shape Of annuity tsiaa
bic in so years.
The have been increased.
The Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by the EmFreE
bsen week in En- md, and immensely glorifss
England Louis Napoleon tatiag command of the
allied arny Ia CriEnea This, however, regarded a.
only a doubtful ov b. many.
The Vienna conference broken of after the twelfth
session.
There strong indications that Austria w refuse
act against Russia.
Lord John Russell and NJ. Drouyn d. rHuys had left VI
The bobardnsnt Of ehaztopo with 500 gHns commenced
the sh and has continued necessarily mp the 18th,
which time not deemed practicable bat The
intention 70 storm the piace il possible.
fsrooSp pRsrATcn.l
NEW YoaK, MAY 4-I71< O'clock p u.-The steamer Al
lsBsle has just fired her gun of the battery
The Asia arrived Liverpool the ed All hopes
Of Austria taking the field against Russia end
the present
Gortshako has publishsd an address to the garrison in
which be that look encouraging the
besieged.
From Of learn that during the FIRST two
days Of the bombarden the IRE OF the besieger sIpe-
ror to thu; 81 the city, and much damage done the
Russian works Daring the Of tie 18th the left ATTACK
of allies obtained considerable advantage
an who disodsed from srong fortified To-
on which remained in the hads n the Frenc ThA pos
81 this position enables the allies rty the summit
Of the hi which Is Of great importance Since tire siege
began Fe Of the sren adrals az the Russian Heet
topol have either died OF wounds on been killed
MARKETS.
LIvErpooL, April 2l.-Cottan.-The market is steady
Bayers deyand reduction. Orleans fair, 81 miaclng
~ nyIanas fair, 81 uplaads iddng, f-lea 51s There
scFe speculative demand. Sales during the
nine days. loo bales Sales zpeeulators lapeo
Sales to exporters, 1900 bales.
Observation-Disclosures and -four hSxe slightly declined.
Corn has slightly Advanced. Western nour sss ais
Ohio hon7, AS ass. White wheat, lis 3D. LIS. ID
White corn AIS 42s Cd; yellow corn, asa s3s 3D.
Provisions Richardson, Spence, Co.'S circular quotes
provisions slightly advanced The market closed with an
active densnd.
Barring Brothers Co.'S London circular quotes. Iron
steady, and prices unchanged.
Cousols have declined 10 ss5s
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Qaacsen All. aen.Srasrr oounfr.
frnhtyfii- gs.g. Tr,unr,
Eags I.a4.- Geo.. 49, coaptv.
Eel N 80 sssi,,.r s,rsgrt,.
EsKt 4 iss.nl 49, s-oarts.
Exst ~ra.d.rk Iro-.Sis~r caunty.
West -6sltT. s-lear~ rourtr.
Hfteb-lFt rsrners 1rmurs county.
Ensr Bark,hir.. TO-. c5artg.
g.sfi. rr-.k Co... Bfaome county
vale, F.lis. .enr,eissr eo1ntv.
Scpt6 4. lton ~ LAnrrnce oaantF.
(o~rtnns', Hslieu. albany coUntY
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Srrrg II L14as 10 -Yss Nersoo AaEiees have reached
Dsarfzeat II tie Interior from Santa Fe New Mexhcg
the commencement ~ the pabc eHrreys of lzras in that
sy . isr q The base and meridian lines are concerned
q FglrfA aseaity ia co1taaing these sarycys the
tai q m0ne C0npaaInss made that when drafts
aasve1 @ ea1aat get tasr easSed there gnder six III
a uESias We iDknrssed that the nec1ssary steps
. taSta - day t~o b. the Secresarv supply si
arhnsy . FAst the wosS progress withest dsiay
ArcrSrai Difissgs ~ aas Paeaf 0Sor. TIE PsazeEs5
I1is tree - favorable sstzassors. asiai-s height IL
efl = resiF FEET, aad often, when er~ shrnb Pro-
a Eat i fire q six years alter planting The trunk i
-r- sd grayh bark. and the branches spreading
nat FT The fruit Il Oral, a5cus the size IL
DIRE sa;r1Wsd, 81 reddish color, and Contains an
ftts mid and agreeable - the taste Ii i native of
- htfeery, Persia ard Arzhia, and brcaghi from
"a iiaT b. TIE Emperor yitestiRs, in the ssrnuA CEN
q 81 HierwArs 8snd il war into she ssasA n France
"a 49, iatzsauerd into Britain Ia ITO From ia greater
N = rasasta1ce the rosd thar either the olive ar
~ sen adapted IT. fhe climate ~ Macy PARTS af
As STATES, aad, 5aabtiess. could be cultivated with
y A. e. arnsnrnsNi shrub low tree, tAis SPECIES H.
~ sfarvl1g q cultivation in the nid&ie and
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4 clEaGYx4x Kluxn-Tbe Rev. Charles H. Halsey, rec
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