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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
THE DEAD.

John Ohsten, the carpenter, native Of Den
mark. He was aged about 33 years, and has n
wife living in Brooklyn.
Jefferson Baker, seaman, native of Philadel-
phia, aged about % years.
Peter Schuber, native of France Resided
in New York
Several of the Kane Expedition suffered terri
bly, during their inland journeyings. some OF
them had their toes frozen off ard one has lost
his heel from a similar cause
DR.. Kane, DIR. Hayes, and Officers John VIII
sen and-Sontey, and seamen Thomas Hickey,
George Stevens, and Thomas Morrison came on
the Release. Two Oficers-Iienry Buck, Boat
swain, and James imagery, and the remainder OF
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MRS. =. sCREBNER,

MILIINERY-W 70 inform the Ladies Of ke
nosha and surrounding country that she has on
hand aud is constantly receiving the latest styles of
Ronnets, Ribbons, and Millinery Goods,
Generally which she will sell at reasonable prices
All kinds of Donnets bleached pressed, and put in
order at short notice by new, expeditions, and
greatly improved method Store Bonnets lined and
trimmed al n fair price 40 II
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sTARrxWEATHER g. co.

STA RIA w EAT HEX IN 90.
DRUGS, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Perfumery, Fancy
Articles all kinds of Patent Medicines, and an ex-
celent assortment of every article kept in estab
lishnents of this character.
MAIN ST KFNoSHA, Wis.
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LYMAN ~ GAGE,

BOOTS Shoes, Leather Findings, &c. Every va
rctv of every article pertaining to their business
NAV he had IF them at the lowest prices Custom
work to order. Leather for sale. Hides bought
&c sc. See advertisements.
IFNosH8 WIS Main street
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BEEF Down GAIN.-Twenty to thirty thous.
and dollars have again been saved to the City
on its meat bill, by the abundant supply Of
beeves sent in during the past week, principal
ly from Dutchess County in this State, and
from Ohio and Kentucky at the West. Hi
nois, Indiana and Penn ylvania contributed q
small number.
The receipts Of cattle have exceeded five
thousand, furnishing about three and one-halt
million poUndS ofbeef, which was wholesaled
at an average price of nine cent per pound, OF
about one third of q million of dollars. In an
article yesterday, showing the butchers pro-
fit loss, We estimated the whole at cost, at III
cents; but since they bought yesterday at 8
cents, they can afford to cheaper our meat
bills little now, and hereafter, too; for beef
will not often go higher again in many months
to come.
Those who have cattle to sell. will not act
wisely, VIC think, if they wait for future rise
in this market. The country is full of cattle,
which have grown sleek and fat on the luxu.
RANT pastures of the season now drawing to a
close, and it is more profitable to sell them al
the current prices than to let them ''eat them
selves up" during the winter.-N. Y. Times.
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Later from Havana.

The U. S. steamship Cahawba, from Havana
on the 18th inst, arrived at New York yester.
day morning.
The direction of the Spanish Bank was To
be closed on the 14th. At the last meeting
there was not a quorum of the stockholders
Two French vessels of war were in the har-
Dor Of Havana.
The birthday of the Queen of Spain was
celebrated on the 10th inst, with great enthu-
siasm.
The health Of the city of Havana was per.
fectly good.
The stock of sugars on hand (deductipg fol
home consumptiOn) is stated at 90, 900 boxes
The prospect Of the new crop continues favor
able.
The steamer United States has been trans
ferred to her Spanish owners.
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doing much for the iron interest of the coun-
try,by demonstrating to the most sksptical the
feasibility and better economy of that appli-
cation Of iron. The experiments made, as
well as tho actual work constructed on the re-
salts of those experiments, have given salts
faction to all scientif, and practical men
familiar with them; and it is now a settled
fact that light and space-saving wrought iron
beams are, in few years, almost entirely to
supersede cumbersome wooden ones in the
construction of large edifces in this country.
The Russian Extraordinary Missioa.-
me wag has humbugged one or more Wash
iagton correspondents of Northern papers, with
q story that the Emperor Alexander is about
to send to this country special ambassador, to
settle some unnamed question of vast import.
This humbug is alleged to be based on inform
alton of the fact communicated to this Govern
mcnt through its Minister in St. Petersburg,
Governor Seymour, of Connecticut We are
satisfied that there is not the slightest found :
ton whatever for the story-not the slightest.
1t cannot be that Governor Seymour has writ.
ten any such thing to Washington; and at the
Russian Legation in this city it is laughed at
as capital specimen Of the manner in which
"W ashington news" is manufactured in these
dull times.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-0n yesterday, 18th of October,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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D0Ys AND YOUTHS' CLoTRING.-we
I'D are in receipt Ct The largest and finest assert
msnt of Youths, DO, s. and Children's Clothing
ever offered in this city, mbraoing every desir-
able style of fashionable Garments, TO which we
respectfully invite the attention Ct customers and
purchasers generally.
WALL & STA pHENS,
$50 Ia. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS
oct Is lw next door 20 Ircn Hall.
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ON PHYSIOLOGY
81 Misses Nivison & Smith, NJ DPS, Grad
yates Of the Femile Medical College, Of Pbila-
delphia, will deliver a course of six Lectures 10
the ladies' Of this city, on Anatomy, Physiology,
and Hygiene. The first will be given on MON
DAY AFTERNOON, October 22d, at O'Clock
at Carusi's Saloon These Lectures will be ilrs
trated by complete set OF apparatus, as Maus-
kin, Skeleton Models, Plates, &c The introduc-
terry Lecture will be free
Price Of admissi ion to the course SI-95 cents for
each single lecture. &C I9-1t*
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wYMAN AND THE YIREMEN.

MR. wYMAN BEGs VERY RESPECT
VI fully 10 announce that be viii pr sent 10 the
FIRE or HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY
that purchases the largest ssDabsr Of Ttctsts 20
his Exhibitions -FOUR SUPERB COLORED
ENGRAVIN6S, each In a magnificent heavy
oilt and ornamental frame, valued al $40 (forty
These pictures represen' The -four soenss I'm The
life Of a Fireman. and win form fine ornzmesfs
fJ- The Lecture and Assemble Rooms 9TH mem
bers OF the Companies. They Will oe on exeioi-
Store, between OH and 10th streets, Pennsylvania
avenue
Tickets same price, as ususl; and good fot I'D
al Odd Fellows, Hall from to ii In the morn
ing. and from 4 20 in the ef ernooa; also az
Messrs FORD 4 BROTHERS Drug store,
corner Of 18th street and Pa. avenue, and JOHN
9th az d 10th cts.
III The Pictures will be presented AT the cloee
ofthe Exhibition or Saturday night. oct l7-4t
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MRS. III. A. PUTNEY,

Pa. AreHHe, befVeeH 7fh dHd sra sweets, (nezt
door 20 w. X. RiIey'S,)
ID RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
II Ladies OF Washington and vicinity hat she
will opsn On Saturday splendid assortment Of
a handsome assortment Of MANTELS for La
dies, and Childrrn's FANCY CL0AKS.
oct IS-3t&
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INTEREST Nc NEws.-Being about

INTEREST Nc NEWS.-Being about 70
IL close Cur buf mess we shall commence 800
this day to Offer our stock of AS, COF-t -
FEES, SPICES, &c &c, at prime cost -
Housekeepers and dealers should not fail 70 I'm
prove this opportunity.
Those Indebted 10 us will please ma ke early
payment.
The Store Is for rent, and the Fixtures and enc
new Platform Scale Is for sale.
HALL d HENNING,
Get Is dot No. $40 Seventh street
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DAVID wEsTERFIELD,

CTATUARY, SCUEPTURER, CARVER, a.
- DESIGNER WOOD, as Virginia avenue,
between LIST aud I'd sire Is Island. All orders IN
the above line viii be promptly attended to and
be faithfully executed. oct lS-Teds
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NOTICE.- INTRODUCTORY
49, to the Annual Course Of Lectures Of the
National Medical College will be delivered on
MONDAY, october 22d, at TX o'c'ock p. m, in
the amPhitheatre Of the Washington In6rmary by
Prof GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., Of Georpetovyn
ID. G.. The public are respectfully invited to at.
tend. THO. MILLER, M D. Dean
oc 1897
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HAY.-HAY. HAY.
II IST OF POST OFFICES

Ia IN THE UNITED STATES,
with the names Of Postmas;ers, including the
regulations Of the Post Office Department. mali
ing the most complete and useful Post Once book
ever published. IL should be in the hands Of ev-
cry postmaster, agent, merchant The book
viii be transmitted through mail upon the re-
ceipt Of fifty cents.
J. sHILLINGToN, Publisher,
oct l7-lw Washington, ID. G.
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I~HEAD QUARTERS FIRST REGI-
9Sa MENT THIRD BRIGADE M. ID. C.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1s55.-The Regiment will
assemble, according to law, for Review and Ex-
ercise on MONDAY the 22d instant, at 10 o'clock,
a m, on the usual parade ground.
Officers commanding Companies will issue cor
responding orders, and be in line with their COM
mands precisely at the hour.
BY order Of Colonel HICKEY:
oe ls-St Pr. BACON, Adjutaat!
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union reviews Senator Stewards Al
baDy speech, and attacks Senator Wilson's
veracity.
The HtsifigsneeT thinks it strange that the
UniOn should have tat very lately found out
its (the IHfeif'geneer's) positions with refer
ence to the cOnstitutionality and expediency of
congressional slavery restrictions; ale ing that
itlearned them from Madison, Monroe, and 9th
ers OF " the fathers" and has maintained them
consistently for thirty-fvc years.
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O. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AVA

GS REWARD.-BROKE AWAY FROM
SO Riley's Whsrf, on Monday AFTER 4,
noon, a small black and white BuSalok ~
COW. No ear marks recolected. TheA-O
hair round The eyes is perfe,tl black; supposed
TO have part Of the rope around her neck. The
above reward will be paid IL she is delivered TO
John Van Riswick, on the Island, or to the sab
scriber, in Georgetown.
lS-H lOHN r. NEWTON
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MADAME r..

ID RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB
H lie in general, that she will give information
In all the Affairs relating TO Life Health, Wealth,
Marriages, Love, journeys, Law suit, Difficulties
In Business, Absent riends, Sickness and peeth,
and in respect TO all other subjects. She is also
able to tell the Ages Of persons by reading num-
bers. All those who wish 10 consult Madame r.
Will please cal soon, a. she viii remain in the
city bu: short time. She can be consult d AZ all
hours Of the day and evening. Her name is on the
door-at No 2S5, 18th street, corner Of ID, on the
left hand side. gentlemen 50 cents and Ladies'
IS oct l7-2w@
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nNCEIT WAS THOUGHT THERE was
~ NO place for business but the Avenue. Now
the people fnd in making their purchases, they
can do best on Seventh street There Is no mace
in the city where they can get better articles, or at
lower prices, than at q FRANCIS'S, Just above
odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street. dany are
beginning to know this, and when In want Of
housekeeping Hard ware, Cutlery, Silver Plated,
Albata, Britannia, and Japannei Wac, Clock
hi d Cages, Baskets, Brushes, &c, they call on
him. Others, In making their purchases will do
well 10 remember his store oc 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-19

CAST OFF CLOTHING, BOUGHT AND
~ Sold also, Cleaning and Repairing, at IS
Lou.sians Avenue, under Light Infantry ArmoY
Room. oct Is ims
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+ osT-A LADY's PEARL PORT.MON-

+ OST-A LADY'S PEARL PORT.M0N.
IL MAZE, with steel clasps, containing a sum OF
money, was lost on "Wednesday morning, the 18th
instant, 18th street, or on "A, BETWEEN 18th and
18th street. suitable reward will be given IL
left a. No. 5l7 Seveatee 2th street &C 1s-3t*
T OST-A kET DIARY 1t contains
Ii memoranda valuable 10 the owner only. IL
contained also a card, with the owners name,
and some letter stamps. The finder will receive
a reward by returning Il to this Office.
1877
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPRING r. ID Il N n,
GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Perseverance Fire Co., No. S.

THE PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY
Il tax. great pleasure in announcing tn TIER
friends and the public generally that their Annual
Ball will take place az the ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
on MONDAY, October -. 1855.
The Company will spare neither time nor eN-
penSe 10 make II the Bdu Of the season.
ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED BAND has been
engaged and the Bsil will be opened with a
Grand March. composed by him, and respectfully
Dedicated to the Perseverance Fir Company.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting Gentle
man and Iadies; to be had from the Committee
or al the door on the evening the Ball
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
yno McDermott w. w. Grant A. Hatch
Henry Lyies John Y Dom VIM. Dcwel
VIM Towers D. Fenton g. Dom.
VIM Collins II Harvey. jr.
Mdndgers.
Ben Franklin TARGET Company A. TAFT,
Columbian Engine Company A. Tai,
James A. Brow n.
Unions. r. DouelsSs, James Kelley.
AnacoStia.- CbSs. Sand sTson. r. Middleton.
Franklin.-R DOYLE, Jos. Williamson.
Northern Liberties.-S. p. Robinson, John L.
HaIleck.
Western Hose COmpany.-Wm. Riggles, K.
Hanley
Washington Hose Conpany.-John Deal, and
James Kenton.
Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Comrany.-J.
Suter, J. Chsunoey.
Vigilant F ire Company, GeorgetOwn.-Edward
Wright, Mr.. ROdier
American Hook ard Ladder Conpany.-Geo.
Brown, CEas. Gordon. oct
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counts-Starl state that the rioting had its
origin in party of Democrats making rush
to take possession Of the polls early in the
morning, when collision occurred between
them and the crowds named above. The state.
ments Of even those present are so contradic-
tory, however, that it would be impossible 70
discover the true origin without q legal exam
nation.
One man, who had been sent home for his
papers, had them taken from him, torn In
pieces and strewn in the street, and he driven
out of the crowd.
The police force upon the ground was suf-
fcient to have kept the polls clear, If proper
course had been pursued, while as it was, the
crowd around the window was so great that q
person could not get up to it for the most part
of the time without endangering himself, and
many [anti-Know Nothings-Sfarl could be
seen retreating from the window with their
tickets in their hands, after going as near to
the box as they could risk themselves.
The result Of all this was, of course, as in
Louisville, reduced vote 1t was as follows
Garison, X. N............., ....... 637
Hack, ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SCI
Majority for Garrison, ........ IS
Compared with the election on the 10th in
slant, when Mr.. Baker, the Democratic candi-
date, was elected by SO majority, the vote yes
terday shows the following results:
Oct 10. Oct Is.
Know Nothing vote 60S 637 Increase. 20
Democratic vote. .871 SCI Decrease 10
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nor SALE-A ONE HORSE FAMILY
Il CARRIAGE, old style. For partic. 49,
ulars enquire on the premises, corner ofe3Sfsz6
MARYLAND asenue and ilth street, wrist side. AL
So brick stable ior rlnt, On the above premises.
oc
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE, IN EXCEI.
~ lent order, for family use, made oIe52G
by Wood, Tomlnton, Son & Co., New go
York. Inquire 1T the Navy Yard Gate, where the
Carriage can te seen. &C l9-3t*
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CANARY BIRD CAGES, at
- oct l7-3t LAMMOND's, 7th street.
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EN tt E.-ALL PERSONS ARE
9>A hereby forwarned from trusting my wife
Ellen Powers, (late Wall) on my account, as am
determined to pay no deOts Of her cyntTacting.
his
JOHN y POWERS.
oc 17-3t& mark
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-0n yesterday, 18th of October,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered OF
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NEW BOOKS.
lust RECEIVED AT KENNEDY'S, No. 42S
- Seventh street
Bertha, or the Pope and the Emperor
Willy REILLY and his dear Colleen Bawn
B!ckeIton, or the Emigrant's Daughter
The Curse of the Village, and the Happiness Of
being Rich
The Blskes aud the Flanagans, tale illustra
tive Of Irish Life In the United States
Memorial Of Christian Life, or what a SOU
newly converted to Gcd ought 10 do that il may
attain the perfection to which it should aspire
Pictorial Story Books for the Young, on the
model Of the popular Bible Stories for Canon
Schmidt oct 1881
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4~THE BOON RIFLE CORPS respect
~ fully announce to the citizens of Wash
ington and vicinity that they intend giving Ball
on the l4th Of November, at Odd Fellows Hall,
Navy Yard.
Particulars in future advertisement.
oc 1S-2t%
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UATTENTION, NATIONAL GREYS.-
n "a You are hereby commanded TO meet at your
M nj armory on MONDAY MORNING, the I'D
III W instant, al o'clock, In full winter uniform
for inspection and parade.
By Order: PETER EAGAN, o. =.
oct ISIS
B.-The Company will meet al their armory
on FRIDAY EVENING, the 10Th instant, at |?
O'Clock. for dill.
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Miscellaneous.
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
HrLaBo1D's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
For diseases of the bladder and kidneys, secret diseases
structures, 4reaknesSeS and all diseases of the sc1ual
Organs, rhether in Male or Female from tchaterer
cause they may hare originated, and no nsatter Of
ho,O long standing.
Ifyou have contracted the terrible disease which,
when once seated in the syStem will surely go
down from generation TO another undermining
the constitution and sapplng the very vital fluids
Of life do not trust your>efin the hands Of Quacks
who start up every day in city like this, and fill
the papers with gIaring faIsehoods. too well caIcu-
lated to deceive the young, and those not acquant
cd with their tricks. You cannot be too careful in
the selection of a remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced
by eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever
known. 1t is medicine perfectly pleasantin in its
taste, and very innocent in its action. and yet SO
thorough that it annihates every particle of rank
and poisonous virus of this dreadful disease and,
unlike other remedies does not dry up the disease
in the blood
Constitutional Debility, brought on by self
abuse, most terrible disease, which has brought
thousands of the human race to untimely graves,
thus blasting the brilliant hopes of parents, and
bightingin the bud the glorious ambition of many
a noble. YOUTH can be cured by this IntalibIe
Remedy And as medicine which must benefit
everybody from the simply delicate to the confined
despalrlng invalid, equal is to be found acting
both as Cure and preventive.
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NO. Is.
miscellaneous.
For the Democrat.
THE LOUISVILLE RIOTS!
A TPAr HIsrnpY

MR MARTIN,
Dear Sir Enclosed send you a letter re-
ceved a short time since. from an old friend in
Louisville-and as think it highly interesting,
submit it to you for publication if you agree with
me in regard to its merits. In the most vivid style
it gives the rise and progress of the disgracelul
Louisville riots, while at the same time she mel
ancholy effects which must inevitably result from
the war upon "races and religion, now waged by
the Know Nothing party-are most ably and
graphically portrayed No true lover Of his native
land can read it without having feelings of the
deepest solicitude for the future. Of the writer it
is ensugh 20 remark that he is an old man. native
of kentscky, and that in his youth he showes his
love of country by shouderng his musket and
with thousands OF ether young Ken
tuckians to Join the army under Gen. Harrison, on
the Northwestern frontier, in 1912, and that he
served faithfully during the campaign, enduring at
times the severest hardships. For the last thirty
years he has lived Louisville, and is one Of it's
most respectable and we'll known citizens
A SURSCRIgER,
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ANHARLES CLOSE, Of the Parish Of
" St. Landry, having applied by his Pc
tition for the appointment of Administrator
of the Estate of Emele Barre, deceased
widow of Joseph Gradenigo, deceased, late of
the Parish of St. Landry
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same, in writing, in my Office, in the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the date of
this notice. A GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opelousas, October 9Th, 1866