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TO LOVERS OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE
IHHE AdyertIser, a E.renchman and grad.

II a *
IL uate of the Polytechnic School OF Paris re-
specially Offers his services teacher OF his
native tongue 10 Schools. Classes, and Private
Pupils of this city and vicinity. The system he
follows 10 facilitate the acquisition Of the French
Language, unites in due proportion theory and
practice; by which avoided the difficulties the
student often meets with in pursuing one of the
many theoretical grammars not sufficiently show
ing the idiomahcal part of The language, prac-
teal one, in which the necessary grammatical
rules if not entirely, al least far too much, are
neglected. In following these theoretical gram
mars, the stndent must have Experienced that
after having devoted long time TO The mere me-
morizing of sentences, he find himself in posses
sion of number of set phrases, valuable it is
true, but from which, destitute Of landmarks, the
slightest deviation must lead him into unknown
regions.
The advertiser feels confident in the assertion
that the pupil in adopting his method, may, with
a little effort after course of torty-eigh lessons,
understand and speak the French, and find the as
sistance Of teacher not necessary in the further
prosecution OF the studies Of that language.
Instruction in Pencil Drawing, Pastel Painting,
and Penmanship, can also be had from the adyer-
user.
References in in teaching etc, etc, will
be given.
Address VIcToR EvRARD, City Post Office Wash
lngton. May 22-tf
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ILLINOIS ELEcTIoN-PRoHBITIo REJECTED.
Chicago, June 7.-Recent returns Of the election
in this State on the liquor law question completely
turn the tables Twenty-threc central and
southern counties gives over ten thousand ma
iority against prohibition, and the State now
stands $50 majority against the election.
Second Dispaieh. Chicago, June s.-Returns
from sixty counties foot up majority of "a for
the prohibitory law. There is apprehension
still, however, that the law is defeated.
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OF CARLIsLEs DIARY

Ia Diary of Turkish and Greek Writers, by the
Right Hon. the Earl OF Carlisle, edited by c. c.
FELTON,, Greek Professor in Harvard University.
The noble Earl is well and favoraby known in
this country, having travelled here while he bore
III title of Lord Morpeth, and his work will be
read with great interest by all who have devoted
any attention TO the mighty events which now
taking place in the Eastern World. The period
embraced in his journal is one OF deep signif-
canoe, being at the very commencement Of hos
played eminent parts in this terrible historical
tragedy. Professor FELTON, has added full and CO.
pious notes 10 the American edition, and the work
is beautifully illustrated. Il will hereafter be re-
garded as valuable, historical record OF this in
eresting period.
Just published and for sale by
r. FARNHAM,
June 10 Cor. III ST. and Penn. av.
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FLINT,s HOTEL
wILLARD,s HO

kERkWUOD HOUSE,
Nos. 27O and 272, Pa. av. and I2th st.
j. I'll. 81 A. W. lRkWOQD.
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III of Congress wishing TO provide themselve 8,
with Superior Garments for the Winter, will find
an elegant assortment at WALL 81 STEPHENS,
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NATIONAL HOTEL

NATIONAL HOTEL,
Il. ID. WILLARD,
Corner OF eth 81. and PennsyIvania NV
BROW MS MARBLE HOTEL.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON CITY
FLINT'S HOTEL,
NEAR THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
No. 3I4. Front on Pennsylvania Av.
wILLARD's HOTEL,
CORNER PA. AVENUE AND l4TH STREET.
J. C. 81 III. A. willard.
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PRorAsE PoErEs--Grace Greenwood has
taken to swearing. She said Of an old. mill
which had gone to decay, the water having dried
away in the stream, ait wasn't worth DAM
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SAILED ron EuRopE.--Senator Toombs, and
wife and daughter Of Georgia, sailed from Bos-
ton for Liverpool, on Wednesday last, in the
steamer America.
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RowDYIsM SEVERELY PUNISHED "A fellow
called Bill Martin, said TO be one Of the greatest
a house Of an old colored man on the McDonough
estate, and threw himself on a bed When
gently demonstrated with, he drew forth knife
and plunged il into the old servant, and came
near killing him. Last week Martin was tried
for an assault with intent to kill, found guilty,
and sentenced to the penitentiary at hard labor
for f,oenty-one years. IL rowdyism and the reck-
less use Of knives and pistols were similarly pun
shed everywhere else, there would be fewer
scenes of violence and bloodshed.-Bdh. Sun.
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Es- The California Mail Steamers sail from
New York on the 9th and Goth of each month.
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DRAFrs FRAuDuLESrLY OBTAINED CHcAco,
June 9.--Three drafts for eight thousand five hun
dred dollars, drawn by J. Robb & Co ), of New
Orleans, on w. Hoge & Co., Of New York. pay
able to the order Of Robert Park, were fraudu-
lently obtained to-day from Mr. p. He offers a
reward Of fifteen hundred dollars for the appre-
hension Of the .rogues and the recovery Of the
drafts, and cautions all persons against purchas-
ing them.
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LATER PROM MExrco.--Ncw Orleans, June 8.
An arrival from Corpus Christi brings intelligence
of an outbreak at Laupassos, in consequence Of
the arrival Of an emissary-of Santa Anna with
orders to arrest and shoot some II the leading
citizens. Laupasses and Monterey had been
forced to surrender, and the lives Of tho citizens
were spared, but the whole country was in arms
and an attempt has been made TO take Monterey.
Governor Neula soon fled.
Matamoras dates to the 10Th bring information
of the pronunciamento at San Louis Potosi and
the troops were preparing to leave Matamoras to
quell the instruction there. chihuahua was also
reported to DO on the eve Of revolution.
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WASHINGTON CRY, April l3, 1855.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
Kenosha Comfy Court.--rn Probnto.

In the Matter of tuardiansh sheldon sole heir
Of Theodore sede atc Of p,on in the Of
MnssaclfBse dee sase4 e .t -ss1
EPON readiD and fling the retfen Of Harvey Kirkland
North ron The state 81 Massachusetts,
things that hei the Guardian o the person propef-
ty of Isaac aforesaid appointed by the Probate
Of Hampshire County ~ te state q Massachusetts, snd that
sad minor nov resident of said hampton and further
that said min or has property and estate in tie
nosha the state Of Wisconsin, and praying that himself
suitable be appointed Of tho
perty In the carnty ofKenosha More said .
IL Is ordered that said petition beard before the
eighth day Of January A. D. 1856 at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said
che Cenrt House the and Of Ksnosha
IL Is further Ordered That notice this application be g
Isaac sheldon senr Geosge Sheldon kchard Nor
Francis b Norton Marcas asFss Syaehham C. Parsons
and Harriet Parsans and all otheI persons iSsresed
publishing cory is order in the Hampshire Gazette pn
Northampton State Of and in the
Tribune and Telegraph and Kssshs Dsnesra week
printed the and esuny Of Kenosha aor--
sccdsye weok TO the day sf hearing here
in stated. s'HfT-5 JON IL. JILSgN, CszBty Judge. re-
Dated ksnc.ha, November 9th, 1855. kF5F8 S9tEE
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
III ED

sNt- ".s t..t III BsiD
At Bridgeport Conn, on the 18Th inst nj the resi-
denee of her inge Mr.. BnrnuTh, Mrs. M4HY Il.
PrEheE aged 80 years 6 moths, wife OIL L. PtERcr
and daughter Of tle late Agninon Benedict of this
place. ~ III. s..-.r ..E.a b H. .+r a,s
Mrs. Fierce had long suffered from Consunp ion.
and LEFT here IN August last for the east hoping there
by to sccoiye beucft, bat gradually declined not
witlssanding the best OF medical aid, Her remains
were buried here, beside her parents. Her friends,
who watched at her bctlsile, had the consolation of
witnessing calssf and peaceful dcala readiness 10
go to 'hcr BRIGHT and beautiful home above, as ex.
pressed by her little daughter, !, r., .-a.'r.a..
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
In this City, November g. 1855, Of congestion of
the brain, ALLISON ORLANDO, only elild of John
and Mary a. Merrill, aged year IL months and 20
days. 80 II 7-17 4 4"Fat 4a es
30 tears for thee, though light be from us gone
With thy sweet presence, bright and loving one
No tears for thee.
They That have loved an exile must rot MORN,
To see him parting to his native bourne, t.t
esas @ Der the dark sea- ssw
No tears for thee r still from our angu is q hearts
Comes up the bitter, hopeless sigh, ft l.
And from our eyes the tear unbidden starts,
Responsive to the hearts bercaycd cry. l.
Tears cannot bring thee back, We know
Signs cannot wake thy dre;tmless sleep; T.
ct tears from their hidden fount will flow, ,if
Signs escape that we cannot keep. 1883 .se.see
THY ufant prattle that such music made,
Sweeter TO our hearts than harp or Tyre,
Was but an echo in its flight delayed,
Ere joining the blest angelic choir. tf
- 1N -'sH d -5t34cgse st.l
In vain We hist for its Joyous musictone, .,,rss
The loving, childish words Of greeiing- f
They come no more, and our spirits lone,
Sigh for the 'customed joyous meeting.
The velvet check that oft so loving lav.
Upon our bosoms with such rustful love;
Stealing our hearts affections day by day.
A resting place hath found above, tEs
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
- Chancery sale. .
Ken0sIia County Circuit Court.

Nancy Wilson, Alexander Wilson, Andrew Wlson
.Jsrnes Wilson, Gilbert Wilson, Thomas Wilson,
Matilda Wilson, Mary M'Donnell, and Rebeeea
Mckee, DefeHdantS. -
In Of final order and decree 81 ole
eIosae andsae made and entered in the abeye entss
in said Court the 20th day % Noyenter n
1856 general court held at the court hcnfe ~
city county kenoshn By and befose the
said COurt shall expose Tor sae
public vendue aud TO che highest bidder
Of the statate sseh case
provided from the front door q tbs court
said city and county KenOsha on saturday Tue
suary d js5S between ~ o'clock end ocioekn
the AFTERNOON said day muehof the fse ~
led peees or parcels iapd Ea be ssiacehs =. E
sum OF money upon the decree - said cause w
taxed the the said safe in parceIs ar.
All those pieces parcels lots Of lana lshs 81 WIS
torn of Brighton the county Of h nosh rhe sor,h
described foIlows to WITT ne s2u.n
west Quarter Of quarter o.
~ in rel na o. rahss "a "a
ron east Al So haf Of the south- on
- ~ ght ~ Ri the township arc Ing
tss;,e 10 bh pieces hundred and twshsy So
according 10 eoVcrniAemt sErN -, Ieset -
Heretofore decided the school dh'.iet :; reg
NSHe Der Zsthf y A.. '-e
JnsFPIif EHLE. sheriff Of Eenosha county
IL + seHorT, Con- lsiaants ,soicstos,..
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
The vote ON Governor.

The Milwaukee Sentinel of Monday last had Ia
bic continuing the official vote Governor, Of all
the counties of the state except Douglas and La
Pointc. BY this table, after making all proper al
Iowances for informalities and mistakes, Baslford
has majority of 63l votes. Douglass and LaPo
can change these figures but Slightly the Sentinel
feels warranted at last in declaring Bashford the Co
vernon elect. Such he undoubtedly is, but there is
danger that shameless fraud may be employed TO
nulIify the clearly expressed will of The people.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
CHRONIC DISEASES CURED!

DIR. DINNICK,r 1fnagyticai Physician.
.s,--.. Has taken RoOIgs follows ,,v.e., 1 ,rss
Chicago Sherman House Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th and
9th December ta e W. - .5' ~ 2. II - : =
Wankegan, Noilar House, Friday Tth December gf-e
henosha, Runals House, Saturday. sth December vsig
'll0SE afflicted with Diseases the Lungs Liver Kid
= neyS, or Spleen, lm1ammations Rheumatisms, Asthma
Shortness of Breath, difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia
Dropy Weakness or Nervous Disabilities estlesness Loss
OF Appetite, Constipation Derangement the Somacll Bill
ious affections, Gravel, Swelling Scrola Ulcers Impr
ties Of the Blood or any Chronic, long standing disease,
arc invited TO call. ~ 6til T~s'S
no Charge for Consultation. s
Dr. D. neither beeds blisters is he ITomnonab
Isl he meyer uses Mercury Arsenic Autimony orapy 9th
err mineral as medical agent is he ThonIsona-he
eer steais nor gives enecs. His theory of disease d
ers from al others that ha We been adopted hut not more
ha docs his system Of treatment. le'does make sick
tation by patching up with anodynes
*. Patients are subject to expense without reason.
able prospect Of recovery. sfstt 'F'FON.
CONSUMPTION treated by Medcaed Inhalation in conhec
ton with other medical properties. 81 -
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Guardian saIe.--Tn Probo,c7

htHVNI"I tOtfHFy LUWT.
In the mattFr pf the al.
Philetta Wipsor. ~ - ~ Now ""O
hereby gNcr that by virtue in pursusnc. Of
an IN said matter the 10Th
spi ? - ~ ts county eonrt Of enid county. un-
dSrSghed Guardian viii on the 9th day December ncxt
the court iersein The city Of Renosa at o'clock NJ Of
M aS 'he Ter safe Ut feGdue the following decrhd pe
- 80 ~ ne aoI IA east quarter % the ept, quar-
W., 55l thlrty- tree ~ Town.6ne Ct lTangc twenty
w" the northwest
ts % So tl"n ttrty-ur t town one() range ten tw
t.- east eYhaHng in 10th
ING to government survey Terms sale made known on The
S 80 49, HIRAM EARLL,
November ,, ISfJ 3w14 Cua,liap
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MOT BLACKSMITHING.
.- RANSOM SHa0FsRFFE.sa

BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKER, sie
"hinot,- --------------- MenOsIa 90.
NY RESpECTFULLY informs the people of
- Western kenosha Co, that lie is prepared to
ESa 5 DO al kinds Of business in his line in a supe-
-, -, rior manner, with promptness and dispatch.
tX attended To. e. 49, f"'"P-
- Wagons made 70 order repaired in good style
Plews, Draes and farming utensils 1nr,iir
10 order short notice : y - -. 49,
In short he prepared do necessar, business s
ana on rs reasonable terms mt Mjlmot can dome In
the city any other place in the country share 81 hr
Peoples patronage is respectfully solicited az 81
"lmot' 800 Llyl4] RANSOM SIIoTLIFFE.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
Postponement of Business.

rINIIE UNDERSIGNED ARRIVED BY LAST STEAMER
from New York, under engagement, the part of p
Barnum and himself to furnish liberal amount Of cash
capital to the Banking Firm of Barnu, Beach &Co Ike
liberal cash and securities has been fur
nsed in San Francisco large portion of which securities
consist of City Comptrolers Warrants According to best in
formation obtanable in New York at the time of my de-
parure, this class Of securities formed reliable capital
Mr. Barnum and myself are prepared fulfill our engage
men but the securities alluded to have been greatly discre
ed and deprecated by the recent report of the Funding
Examiners and have ceased to bear reasonable cash val
Under these circumstances as the attorney and repre-
sentative OF Mr.. Barnu feel constrained to withdraw his
and capital from this enterprise also unit
further adycesrom New York. G. ii. BENEDICT.
,.a-. t-.-...-sa- firm of Barnum Beach & Co.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

GEoFrREY MoSCToS; the Ruthless Guardian by Mrs.
NOODLE, author of "Roughing 1t in the Bush" "Flora
Lindsay MARK Hurdlesone," &C &C., dc Witt q Dayen-
port, New York. uat .~-ls-#t-fat r. @ef#
We indebted to the Publishers, through Simeon King,
for early copy of the above This the latest work
from the psn Mrs Noodle and is said by those who have
perused it. be her best The plot OF the book while it
lays claim exclusive novelty, has certainly been
treated in more attractive artistic nnerthe incl
dents, natural and striking graphically painted the
characters all mastery conceptions and vivid portraits and
drawn to the lwhe the controlling influences either for
good evil which gude the various in this Life Ora
beautifully traced step by STEP until they place
their poseors either in position sought after by the vr
tuous the hand entaed the wicked the 9th
err. Price 81. For sale at KING's BooKsToRE.
DICKENS EIorsEnoLD WoEDs-The December No Of tie
American reprint Of this excellent periodical has been
ceived The contents tits month unusually interest
and varied ia character Every article happily combines
entertainment with instruction. sIaf Life time Ago.
in eve chapters, Model Officials, Italian Village Doc
tor, "Wiudreds Vow, "DarbaTous Torture" "Te Beech
grove Family ''The CaitiG Postnsn," and many others
will be read with avidty. Terms So year, %
number Putnarns House hold Words, IS. Address Dix
& EDWARDS New York
The NATIONAL MAGAzNE-The December No. has come TO
witte usual amount OF good reading and beautiful
Illustrations No periodical in te country got in
attractive style than this In pages the of pure
literature and Religion 60 hand in hand, and each suans
the other. Rev. NEIL STEVENS, the Editor, is admirably
qualified for that post does his whole duty to his many
readers. Terms So year Address CAEiToN pniI1IPs
New York g. "'
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
State of Wisconsin, Eenosha CirCuit Court
insChanccry. s.F

y
jeremiah Quail 4 y. 3" .-Sf
~ re avg N hrsqahee ofa decrco Of tie Circuit curt
ea i.ehosha, STATE Of Wisconsin made entered,
"a cause pending therein the
N In oycmecr term A. d. 1885, wherein Dewitt CamnbelI
nEd ereniah Quaid defendant ring date No
ost th A. T. i shall scll q Public Auction,
kSn9sha N said County Saturday tle tt ~ JanS,,v
T. M Psi wean the hours Of twelve
tie i9 rowing described real estate. to
MI eee parcel or ot fiand lying and being the city
Iar ~ ate Of Wisconsin,, md psrtiea-
as Lot No fourteen tI4 No
Darkse Adatan commonly known Dnykees Eastern Ad-
~ ,he village OF Sqahpor 1.-THE the north
RI Quarter OF section NO Eve tl In town No
the third ward az the city Of Eenosha -, - -
kenesAa, Nov 27ih, 1876 JOSEPH r FuIR
Sheriff Of Kenosha County,
o. s. HEAD, Comps .sol'rT = - -tTN f,'5n W.
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.5SIn another part Of our paper will be found
a brief sketch of the result of the late northern
convention Of Know Nothings, at Cincinnati.
They have not yet abandoned the position taken
by the seccdcrs from the Philadelphia national
k n. convention, but there is such a quantity of
water mixed up with the milk of their resolves,
that we have rot a shadow of doubt the south
will swallow them neck and heels just as soon
as they put themselves in swallowing distance.
The course and ultimate of this know nothing
movement is Just as plain as pike staff. Is
any person foolish enough to suppose that the
southern half will yield to the northern and GO
in for what they call abolition? or, ON the other
hand that the northern viii not yield to the sou
thern, and goin for union-saving, compromising,
dough-facing, sc. One Of two things is just as
certain as death or taxes, to wit: that this know
nothing party will not lie in the fed at all in the
Presidential contest, or, it viii be IN with sub
stantally a southern candidate on n southern
patforn-the latter the most probable. We can
not, for the life of US, share the apprehensions
felt by many Of our contemporaries that this or
der will work great harm to the republican cause
in the approaching Presidential contest. We
see no possible way III which il can take the field
except as tie direct antagonist of the republican
party, in which case it viii draw only upon ON
enemies not our friends. So lar from the kuo W
Nothing party con:cstng for the position of the
Republican party, or dividing with it the oppo-
siton to the bunker democracy, We see tie thing
in directly the opposite light Wea willing to
put this prediction on record: that SO far from
the know nothing party interfering with o. swat
lowing up the republican party, the contest VIII
be between the know nothings and the regular
pro-savery party, as TO which shall be the chiet
contestant for victory with the republicans. Let
this prediction be marked.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
i never have another opportunity.

Sound Daes.-We notice a great deal in the
papers recently, about the Sound Dues; and the
dangers ofwar growing out of y demand for theiI
payment. The payment of Sound Dues is the
last thing which should be refused, or which
should occasion trouble.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

TO The americans in New York are ma
king preparations to celebrate on large scale,
their recent triumphs in that State. We think
it will be quite as well for Them to take advan-
tage OF the present occasion to celebrate as they
will never have another opportunity
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
ESTRAY.

- CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, on
yf&S or about the Ist OF November 1855, two-year
NSs~ old Heifer-biack, white the forehead
xsk-end Of the tail white, white strip the left
side runp, white the belly. No other marks. The
requested to property pay charges and take
the away. DAVID B. BURlSIfAM. q
.SaSes7s, Nov. q, Is55. g ig2i
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
Kenosha County Court, of the 9Th day of Noyenl-

IT 1'e I.F1s' re ESdte W Abrdbast Smith deceased.
Tea9lng and filing the Petitions Amos Smith
ihpA SIM tn praying other things,
ST ney lie tsEed pnon the Estate Of Abraham
ate OF satN csonty that
be heard heore ME my Office hecity
- nsha h the I'D day Of December A. d. 1855 10 o.
a a. ana that notice thereof he given to all persons in
setestedty puttiu II his weeks
lore hat d In the Tbunt feeraA nevseaper
published IN sis city Of IA said Comfy
81 BY the Court, JON. u. IILSES,r-
5w2f l'A'h ri ~ unty Judge
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

Soon TO BE SETTLED The vcxed question
as TO what constitutes Democracy, is soon to
be the subject ola legal adjudication and settle
ment. An editor sued delinquent subscriber for
arrearages. The delinquent put in the plea
that he subscribed for the paper on the assurance
that, it would be Democratic paper-that it was
not Democratic paper, and hence he was not IL
able. The court is called TO decide the political
character OF the paper.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

~ We had little article in our paper some two
three months since stating thatour friend and fell
low citizen GEO II. BENEDICT had left for Califor-
MIA for the purpose of opening in San Francisco, a
Banking House, p T. Barnum of New York and a
gentleman of San Francisco, being of the company.
A day or two since we were agreenbly surprised to
welcome Mr. b. home again, and on inquiry were in,
formed that he had been at SIM Francisco, and was
ready, willing, and able to fulfil all the agreements
of the eastern capitalists but condition of things
which best explained by the publication of the
following advertisement, which we find in the San
Francisco Herald, led Mr. d. to present postpone
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
FOR SALE, or TO RENT.

E small and convenient tenement Cor sale or to rem,
III on reasonable terms located in pleasant portion Of
egrdy'h, Immediately. ~
kenosha Nov. Sth, 2S55.i FL 81 e Fga & atu