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A Sure Remedy for Fever s, Ague.

BcaneSs Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
his ANNOYING disease; Another excellence ipossesf-
over all other Tonnes is that it contains no Oui-
nine, or any other mineral whatever; purely veget-
able, harmless and efficient. Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARkWEATHERdI Co. J Drugeists
s. +. ROBINSON, Kcnosha
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TIE NEW CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

PRESENTS unusual attractions to all in search o
the Best Place 10 buy
Su,a:s.cr 5!oshiug.
Il is pGrt of Tic system adopted by lIEssBEEG &
ADELsDoEFER, 10 ITc: cnt ut The commencement OF
c1ch season, New Seeds 81 New styles, through
out mud close out cach Seasons Manufacture bcfor,
is expiration. TIey viii Cor that reason, after thu
IL G, offer he bc!Grcc q ,Lcir Sumner Stocs u
eSIcatly F-cduecd Prices.
Absolutely have just received by express 'evera
very dcsiIuhc Lois ii SKINNER Cutting, which IL
Qualify and STYLE caun0, lie eXccled, and which
Gcy offer % sell nj very moderate Prices.
They also offer most superb assortment Of Black
GIoth Goats. Black French & German EOcsi.iu
E'anta, with Vests TO nlaich Also, Il gelcl a. aEt
varied assortment If
Gcst.cmeu's FurEis.ting Seeds,
at lie very lowe~j Pr.ces
uESSBERCi & ADELSDORFER,
Mans on House buildings.
szs@ Gall and cxominc our Stock.
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TO MOTHERS,

a EsE YGgFs Children afflicted with worms ?
do they loath with disgust the oily vernifuge,
of the day! Go 10 STARKwEATHER's or f. Robin
sons Drug Store and get Box of BeRactrs Worn
Lo5eaSes; They are as easily administered as candy
and equal if not superior to any Vermifugc in use
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LOCAL MATTERS. &c.
Important to Advertisers.

The circulation Of thas Paper is nor larger than
anu other paper IN Southeastern Wisconsin ont of
aflscaukee Merchants and others, irho irish to keep
their business bsore The Public can fnd letter
dunn for atot purpose, than tie TRIBUNE AND
TELEGRAPH.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-23

FINE WHEAT.-Mr. CHARLES LEFT has left in
our Office specimens of four varieties ofwhcat OF
his raising the present season. They are the
Blue stem, (winter,) Riograadc Scotch Fafe and
Canada Ctub, (spring.) They are all of fine
growth-largc heads, well filed and plump ler-
mel From the specimens, it would be hard tell
ing which is the most profitable for the farmer,
as they are all alike plump and well filled
With a half bushel of each ground into good
-four, we could tell better which was the best,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-23

ATLANTA BANK-The Atlanta RepuLG
can states that gentleman called at the AZ
lanta Bank on Monday, the 30th ult., and
presented notes of the said Bank TO the
amount Of $l47.90O for which the specie
was Immediately counted out.-N Y Tri
Junc, Aug. lCh.
The Chicago Tribune says that the above
is one of a series of drafts on the Atlanta
which will be made by The Bank of Galens
and the Mineral PIT. Bank.
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City Express and Baggage Wagon.

0''0 e'-As1 D0Vo 15O W UT
TENEEE sEESCEezRETs desirous TO keep up
r. with the Improvement and demands of the fines
has provided himself with the above conveyance for
the delivery OF Baggage of ali kinds, to aud from the
Cars and Boats, at all hours, Day or Night
The }aggage Slate can be found at the Post
Office, where all entries made for Cars or Boats viii
be promptly attended to, AID he utmost care obser.
we'd in marking and forwarding Baggage and Express
Packages.
All entries must be made upon the Slate at least
half hour before the arrival and departure of he
Cars.
All necessary information given to The travelling
public.
Ample reference might be given, but the general
character of the subscriber for promptncss in his bus
mess is sufficient assurance of liberal support from
his friends AMI the public
am still engaged in the bray Business, and
grateful for past avors, continuance of the same is
solicited, respectfully JOHN T. SHEPHERD
Corner Maiden Eanc 81 Park Streets,
(noI KENoSHA, WIS
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ZINC PAINTS.

NNE arc constantly receiving, ANA shall keep q
w full supply OF fho best brands of Z.ac PatnI
White Zine beng oxide firms a chemical colubi-
nation with the acid of the OIL producing hard and
durable paint, either for inside work for exposure
to the weather. .g
Il is one ihrd chcaper-frce from poisonoua prop.
critics and gives bel ier and more dur2b BILE white
STARkWEATIIER s. co.
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Grocery and Provision Store.


AM expressing the true sentiments Of my mind,
n Ill making my grateful acknowledgements 10 my
friends i'll The county md city of kcnosha for their
very encouraging support OF my cndeavors 10 serve
hem to the bc-l OF my ability. am also thankful
10 he able to add, that III consequence of The contn-
ued and increasing patronage bestowed upon me- I
am now enabled 10 mako such arrang for their
wants III my way of business, being promptly aud
advaniageousy attended to, cannot fail 10 be bcI-
ohcial To the interests of my customers.
Al my Store No. 90 Main St, | calculate that The
following articles shall be always on hand:
A FIRST rae qaahfy IF Groceries, of al dcseria,
hons, comprising Black and Green Teas, CoGeo.,
&c. A sound assortment of
PR VISIONS,
In the way Of the best quality of IV1ntcr and Spriss
FYonr, IHdian N'W and Rye Flour.
s'ofa tOcs and all kinds of scasnnabe Vegetables
can also recommend my Bp''rr and Cheese, which
| most chocely select. would nlro call attention
% my convenient MARKET BASKETS" which havo
been much called for, and will always he found IL
useful IA they are good.
80 F2onr 0ad all other heary ARTICLES wiH be s,nt
home free Of carriage.
SAMUEL VALE
No. 60 Nain Street., Next Door North OF f. Rob.
insona Drug Store.
kcnO'ha, July IL, 1855 lvl6n5
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TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS.

" Her rec BIZ ntou street and b0HRy."
NTOTiTING can make n mouth pretty bat pretty
! y teeth! The mouth is the gate Of life, neglect il
mott l. neglected and not kept in good repair, you
cant have good health; and what is more ans Chilly
than mass Of dccaYcd teeth
| happy to tell yon, people Of konoslla and
my friends in The country, that | am repairing
mouths, fixing up old tech, and putting in new ones
Ms nG;u nj as iIic not lvre so, at prices which Will
conc within TIC means Cf all. ! plain liver
viii light expenses. This gives me good lcallh aud
clear conscience wlIlci enables ne 10 work cheap
You viii meet with many pretty face, that had been
entirely despoed Of lis charms, and which would
have rcma ned so, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost aud decaycd teeth, aud at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers ale in lie habit u
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaply.
have received instruct ions from one Of the very
best operators in The country, and have all TIC ad
vantage OF q knowledge Of The latest Improvement,
Of Tie art in regard 70 which keep myself fully
pos cd The poor wei as the rich should enjoy
Ic bcacis OF his arr and it is all nonsense, ii moi
criminal, to put this kind Of work at such exorb tan
prices 10 confne is benefits 10 the rich alone
Particular attention pad 10 the correction of the
irregularities of youth
Childgoa's teeth extracted gratis.
Advice, do.
Yours. &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
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HFAVsN<s secured the services Of E. WEIGH,
L late Of Gothic Hall, Chicago is prepared to ex.
ecusc anything called for, in The Tutoring depart
ment, az tie usual p.ices for First Class Workman
SIP. He would also like 10 expose for your inspcc
ton the following
ErcuGcIotLs-BlUek, Brown, Green, nallia S
Adelaide English Blacks, Blues and Browns.
SaSsiEucreS and Ncstings-Frcnch and Fnclish
Ais . a good assortment Of American Cloths, Cass
mercs and Ncst;ngs, and Trimmings to match
All Of which will be Made 10 Order, on short notice
by e. VEeich,
August /, 1865. If
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-23

REFORMATION WANTED, of the where
A abouts OF Martin Hudson who let his residence
81 Washington St, New York, on or about the last
of April, TO seek employment at Chicago. ILL.,. since
which his W &c Margaret Hudson, who now resides al
keuosha Wisconsin, has not heard from him.
ANY Information lcl Ut this Office, or at Dr. John
sons residence, Will he gratefully received.
Kenosha, July 20, 50.
MARGARET HUDSON,
~ I1ihois Papers Phrase Copy
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HOMO r { e. Co.,

WHULEsAIE DEALERS n
DEsgssS, EsEDETENES, PAINTS, 0gEs
Dye Stutfs, Window GLASS, Glassware Tur-
pentine, Camphenc, Narniskcs, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, &c. Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines and many others The attention of
Druggists and Merchants, respectfully invi-
ted. Our Stock is large and complete.
ltholcSaie, o,IY.
[lySl No. 2OO H.;slsc ST., Chicago, Ill.
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GsAGN WAEs q

CONSISTING in past Of Syrup Bottles, Molapsos
~ Cans, Tumblers-n large variety Butter Dish
~, Flower Vases, Sugar Bowls, and Crcamers. Cob
let's, Glass Toys, &c, inst opened by
STARkWEATHER g. Co.
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EDc OMAN EVE BALSaEs, specific ONT
d a mcnt for disease Of the and evcljds at
SrARKNEATHER & co g
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EDWIN HILL.
TAEEcEs. DRAPER. Sc.

TAEEsGgg. DRAPER. &c.
Middle Stare the Mansion House B lildtag, Main
=, Stree
"a INF0RHS&le inhabitants of kcuesha and the
A surrounding country, that lie has opened the
IL above Store. where he wil execute all orders
entrusted 10 his care with skill! and despatch.
Eugsish 3Toaaciefhs. Docskius Feslin@s on
hand also French and other Clolhcs, which he viii
sell t6s1D, quality considered
tgftiug doEe, and Fits Warranted.
4 oe6sh9, June 2l, 1855. T3m-nl
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Ne,o Wheat.-The New crop, already begins
to come in, though prices are still unsettled we
hear of several loads bought yesterday. The
threshing and fitting the grain for market shows
some large yields. Hugh Rogan of Pleasant Pr;i
ric sod yesterday the product of II acre 81
bushels first rate wheat
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-23

DOGE2, s-A5aH, AND EE.zND FACTORY
REMOVED.
I'd T HANDBOOK has removed his Door, Sash
4 a. Blind &c. Factory to more spacious and con
vcil.cnt qUar crs, in IKE largo bufSng tle south
side OF Park street, east of Man, recently owned by
The X & B. X. Il. Co, opposite Tie wcil-known Rifle
and Shot Gun establishment Of Bishop George He
is on hand for every thing i'll his Inc al cheap rates
and solic;ts the public patronage.
Kcnosha, june Do 1884.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-23

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH ACHE
v DROPS, immediate and perfect cure for
tooth ache, for sale by
STARKWEATHER & GO
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SMITH & LINES.
Corner Of Main and Market sts., Opposite

Rain So Li3G.
En OFFER 10 the public the larc.
S19a stand best assortment of Har
sSIrS Noses, coarse and fine, Sad
e.s15 tfSTE WA dies, Trunks, Whips, Fly netts
,yTTyl<.5 - In Buffalo Robe1--in short every
- atAs@NsE{s.J tliilg wanted in our line to lie
y VS. found on the Lake Shore
~ ETIT~lesB We are satisfied that or the
same money can and do give
.SafSSaS<2szs-SSsS m0Ie value than can be had at
any shop on the Lake. We can show this summer
a fall assortment of coarse and fine Harnesses any
quantity Of Fly-Nctts, from dollar n piece, w tc
the finest linen, IVors'ed and Lcather.
In the f,lll we viii have II large stock of Bmfalc
Robes and Horsc BaaE-ts, which VIII be bought for
cash aud in tho be t mar ket.
To the Trade we offer alarcc stock and good as
sor,mcnt ot Co{}drs Netts, Sadfics, IFipS and an
&jnds IF ssaddicry Hardware. We think our fa-
elite for d5id- business are first rae.
70" Clrria-e Trimming done to ordcr.-Au kinds
ct Mattresses made 10 order. a f6n.r3
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WIRE CLOTH.

l WOve and rkcd.)
4 81 RECEIVED, anew supply For Tanning
a. Mills and Scpa rators, and ier Cellar Windows
Safes, a. Also Iron and Bras Riddles for cleaning
gras. and other seeds and for Foundry use
July Il, %. j. r. PHELPS
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JELLY AND PRESERVE JARS.

a LARGE assortment of Glass and Ea hen cosr
"a stantly for sale al
STARKWEATHER'S Drug Store
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C ABINET SHO p,
aeutl, al the gsnnnfs IHan.e


WHICH PLACE will be fou1d Timber
"A Turned, Iwisted and Bent in short, tortured
into almost every variety Of Furniture that wood
Butchers can achieve-so that out of plain Logs,
have emerged
Fancy Bedsteatis 81 Caairs. Scrpeutine
sofas, and Tables,
Some on one leg, some on four-large ones adapted
to the prolific soil Of Wisconsin, that reauirc SIR
Also, CottGSc Scretc and common Bedsieads; some
with Stats, and some for cords, but any of which
man generic, with a wearied body a clear con-
SC ence, and without toothache may make out TO
sleep upon. Also, Rush-Bot,oncd Chairs,
winch, though rather old-fashioned some old foges
Likewise ~!
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WAR, Pitch and Resin, constan ~ on hand. Mt
n STARkWEATHER'S
LAND For SALE.

rENHE Subscribe fTcrs tor sale Eighty Acres
IL OF Opcnin< in tic Town OF Brighton & also
Forty Acres "a Wocd E4aE,d in the same town boiA
very valuable and very desirable pieces of lnnd-
AnSy VIM pc sold at very reasonable prices for cash.
or for one half cash and the balance in one or two
years, secured by amortgage upon The premises
Persons wishing to purchase Il farm, cannot fail of
being ploase with the locat on qalii of soil terms
&c. + II HYDE 81 >
Enquire Of II. +. ScHorr, Esq, over Simmons &
Sons store ln3 On, :
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Tamil mi,on, IL my cnnccrr,.

To all " iIons 10 many concern.
EE~UEEEAS NV wife Mary, has les5 my bed and
w hoard without any jaSj cause OF pravoca-
ton, You a,e therefore hereby fyhiddento ha4boc or
trust hec oa nay account, | shall pay debts 81
her contracting after this date
keaosha, August 9, 1858 PATRICK BURNS
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nR. PEEBy,s Dead SHOT. for worms
E1 an excellent Vermifuse at
STARKWEATHER & co.'s
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Fancy Bedstends 81 Chairs, Scrpentine
Sofas, and Tables
Eoungc. 6, Easy.rE.,;r.

which even Fast America cannot do without: nav
which, account of lis hurried Life it finds
more necessary than "the rest of mankind" do
Work not enumerated here, may also be had OF
made to order JOHN NICOLL.
August 9, 1855. Tvs
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DAVID CROSiT,
WAGON e. MAKING,

Carriage and Wagon Manufacture,
SNTOCEED rcspcctiully call lie attention Of his
w friends and Tic public in general to his Shop
the corner of Pearl aud Exchange Streets, where
Wagons, Carriages and Buggies Grc niade & mond.
cl on the shortest noricc.
lie il ready to compare his work with any dono
west Of Buffalo aud he intends to repair quicker and
manufacture better, than any shop do iii the "the
Iark (Jfy"
His JTO,kmen arc rctained AZ Prcat crpcnse and
his materials are warranted Of the hest quality.
He IL perfectly willing Tint the Rail Road should
he built, hat lie is bound to enable farmers to bring
their produce, and their wives and children to town
in their onn Cqrs if tLcy please
Call and examine my work, and If II ,cs not suit,
I VIII introduce you uiy,cif u Bnn'. shop
DAVID CROSIT.
Kenosha Jane 8, 1858.
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StgaAgyLS -Thc best assortment of ShanrlS for
- the least money, can be found Just now, at
f. w. BLINN'S.
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EszSSIE.I1TgGN.

Eb3SsJEGTTEGN.
YsIEEE CG-FA3TSEGsEEHE heretofore ex
n listing he,wccn Wan. +. Reed and +. w. Schan
kcr, is ia day dissolved by mutual consent The
business VII bc carried on ut thc old stand, by VIM
Z Reed whoulone is authorized to settle all accounts
OF sa firm. Those il dcbtcl viii please call anc
settle with Mr. Reed. ". Il. REED,
Kcn0sl.a, July 81, 1875 (. ". SCHANkER
3w7
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SHEPHERDS

4 aNSEED OzL,-Frcnch, yellow and Vcne-
be sold cheap, by STARKWEATHER & Co.
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SIMMONS g. SON
CggEEaE! epVEEsE!!

s>-~sssaaTSes AN excellent article Of Goldfish. q;
S<-s-s-c@SAsS SIMMONS & son s.
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EpQNNETs.-I will sell at Cost the balance Of
Il , my stock Of Bonncts. Now is your time.
IvlGul. L. w. BLINN.
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NEW GOODS.

SA BONES oi a. Re. +. Hcsri12, 1T
stSg SIMMONS & SONS
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serofuIn. E,yspcn.in. & E.iHcr con.rInins

d.. B'akcweps ComDogpd Sgynp OF Sarsaparilla
and Iris Nerscolor, stands very HIGH in the inn
ion OF those who have used it, for the above named
diseases and doubt is worthy Of the confidence OF
the all.clel L is for Sale By Hrnmri.ta in Knrosba
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50 w BLINN Is now receiving his stock O.
GAo Spring and Sumner Goods which for cheap
ness goodnes and STYLE is not cqualel in the State
Also u complete assortment OF Groceries, whicl
he would he happy TO exhibit i'll comparison with hi,
ne ghbors for excclicncy Of quality and cheapness.
s1' Al kinds of Produce, Butter and Eggs taken
for goods the same as Cash Cash paid for all kinds
oi gra' rs.
May, 80, 1855. fv15nJ0tf
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WILL EXHIBIT AT
& E N O S II A.
On Tuesday
SA%4N.l.

price.
Doors open al , o'clock and Z
O'Clock, p. NJ. Performance half
an hour Gf,er.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15

- -" NORTH River Canal, which, with the exception
fr,., .as Tow psth will complete the improvement
I'm nsn Salem TO the Caspond, within mile and
snn ns. Oh the upper terminus. This iosures the
soy complexion Of the whole work. for there
n n.s.ns out the tow pa.h and q single Lock and
ioraoe m 20 % let to contract to finish the work to
nhNTEEcKp.-At the late term of the Frederick
.uuh'y circuit Court for Warren, Elijah ROBBERS
,ha nvicted OF grand larceny. and sentenced to
a., ,pen,entlary for two years. Alex. Mills was
,'eoeo the same term Ia the same institution for
'arceny and house-bresking.
Heavy STAMPEDE OF SLAvRs.-The Leesburp
Lo'to.ccoun, Mirror says: e
we doubt whether any county In the State
,ha more serious loss from asscondine negroes
~ hap Loudoun. Within the last twelve months
inc ioss 10 this species of property has been im-
h nsnse. Even within the last fortnight we have
nes,o OF no less than Is or 20 negroes who have
msne y n good their escape-four belonging to John
I'm. nWsri.on, two 70 joseph Lodge, one 10 Corne
.h.s saoaeventer, (Mr. v. lost two others about
atee rn, months ago. one to Joseph Meade, one to
wi =; Ss X Dowell, one to DR.. F. Grady, thres to
- Stevenson oo ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15

THE EFFECT.-At late anniversary of Yale
College, Professor Silllman was called out by a
complimentary toast 10 the course of his re-
marks the Professor proceeded for the benefit of
The younger brothers present to say how 1t was
that at his age (76 years. he enjoyed such excel
lent health and spirits. Hessid that at thirty he
was dyspeptic and feeble. He cut {, # determins
ediy all stimulants and had used mono since. He
diated one year, and then returned to his labor -
He ate always plain, nutritious food and drank
nothing but plain dilutent drinks He eschewed to-
bacco In every form. Every morning he used the
sponge and cold water and felt now no less pow
or of endurance than when he was q young man.
and no abale ment of intellectual poHer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15

DENMARK AND THE UNITED SrArEs-The Pas
rs correspondent of the Augsburg Gazette says
that Denmark is endeavoripg to get France to aid
her In her dispute with the Uated States concern.
Ing the Sound dues. France wishes the dues abol-
!shed, but il not willing TO allow the United States
to interfere with the affairs of Europe Il refuses
any aid. however, till Denmark joins the Wes-
torn powers az einet Russie. Denmark will not be
caught In any such trap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15

MURDER OF AN ENGLr rsH COMMITS IoSEa. On
the evening ot the 3lst uit the Hon. George
Canning BscShouse, Commissioner of the British
aod Spanish Mixed Court of Justice" Instituted
under treaty between the two powers for suppress.
sion of the slave trade, was killed by assassns, at
bis residence, on the suburbs of Havana II ap.
pears four negroes entered the house from the rear
Tor plunder, while Mr. B. with another gentleman
was dining They were both seized and tied, but
Mr.. B. having resisted, he wss stabbed to the
heart, and died Immediately. One of the assas.
sins only was arrested: Mr. B. was to have left
by the next Geamer for New York to meet bis wife
and family, TO arrive there from England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15
FALL RACES
0A BROAD ROC r
nACEs-FALL MEET.

INC. isss. N NJ ..E MEEE.
October 1856 and .osti,ss sss :. ..:sna MONDAY 4
FIRST DAf-MoNDAY, Oct IA sv..,-...
for all sses; four mile heats tour more 70 nsSs
-" ''''''' '''1 EHrRiEs: s ysns r''h the s0lovas
Mr. VIM 81. Gibbons names b. m. fhilo. BY n..a
Mr.: Tow!.. names Oh m coldsis Read, By We,
aer. Ont of Msdora. Eve years old. - = -
m on. uho; ss e Moore ..ns: Oh Henry By Glen
o.r M on. 1onP az Csnessii names sh m Florids. By wss
Mr.. John Ann Csmrs s.iS ipn n:sn,e Ds Sisne1si rS
oy Wssner, out Of Gioena, three year, old.
Mr.. James Tally names T. g. One-Eve Jos. sv
"a nss George, cut Of ResistsPs dam, seven yesis
Mr. H. p. MsGrath names oh. h. Sam Lstahs,. \,
wstn1r m. ~. out i Of Medos mare four year. old
out OF Minstreps dam, seven years old.
Nh. Calvin Green names sh. b. FraDkfort, By Glen.
soc, ous cs Mary Morris, four years old. = @
SECOND nAY-TUEsDAY.-As sweepstak. fbr
years old, $500 entrances, half forfeit mile heess
Dayid Mcdaniel names T. By Resss4, dan :,
Imp Fiatts,er.
"A. csss.hs@ and James Tally names {. q BY Rev.
csa Calvin Green names b, 8. By Sovereign. dam Ann
THIRD Day -wEDNEsDAY.-Joek.v c,.h
EogsThp p DAY. W aSai5 aTSHai15RsDAY.- ro,r...or,
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, Oet IA swespstsis
for untried three year olf SlU0 eptrance. hslf or
fen-'iosed with the following entes:
Boure Hall nsme g Union, by Resistsr. dam
Lily. - - 1s"
Mcdaniel Morris name oh by Regent, dam by
Csps John Beichsr names Mr. p. A. Prine . br
by Cnilds batrold dam bs Boaton F-E
IN Campbell names oh 0 by 0lenoe, dam Emily
J. shaw names A c.. by imported Hootr,
out o. Ellen ssteman,. dam. -.
furse $500 three mile heats for handiesp !, a.
Tree for horses only thas have started IN some rsce
during the week. > = 10y
su4 CALVIN QREEN pro~s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15

ORDER OF RED MEN.-At meeting of the Grand
Lodge OF the U. 8. OF the |. O. Red Men, In Bal,i-
more Tuesday, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
w G Incohenees, Geo w Ford, KY; w G Seq.
amore, Jos Barton, Pa; w G Jr Sycamore, C s
Sminck, N y; w G Prophet, J w Mcneil, VS.; w
G Chief of Records, Booker, Md; w G Keeper
Wampum, VIM G Gorsuch, Md; w Tocskon,
Goats, Ohio; w Menews, Enter, Va.