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cases hand.arn, Spring c,co, from a. cent. TO Che finest aus,
| ny inside f
Straw Ronncis. Ribbons IlninFs
| case hanisnute glasrrw Girghams
~ Ladies arr respectfully uste to call very cheap
/ gnFl. e 4 gWATKfN
Il mhH Opposite Fxrfsure Rank
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- ALE Of NALI ABLE ALBEuARLE IAND.
- n tNt-Iicr n Anderson Sneif.
W Eos and s,iecs ln Die estate ell 90 Tuesday
tht Sh day Of april next, he wd1u's estate ar
ting 90 E9 ACRES " Land This land n highly ut-
gent tgbyrh shout miles southeast from Ch.foe.vr
the miles from Milton. Fhere there
and ~ Shch roni the Rvanna Havgtbe horb st. rn
Tour mile nf e BUCK ryetud Factory, three miles ~
ssdWel Depot he line Of ts Central Railroad sui within
mile aud n hair of and Hrst tnI
Tie land fertile
eyr'and Greek snd productive w-sl Tobacco g.
There ~ about - scrcs ~ cleared sud tract DE baanr.
10 uooi tr ~ooi Land vey valuable both iccoant VI is
heart pl Timber. 1ui hre guod. shirh
price Do CnarloftcsvIc Al
aud from e uood slune and then aJundancl II ur
fUr 80 tanning
ne s'b .hmeu, 81 high .'oi n BY Dr Ge.iu,r H.
rou of ur University, utH r.s of this land
liable oa gentleman uho has fhI ir- 90 b. Ip.f,
u thr bgtr hranch,s of education, sud t- language
TIE srnt.nn 81 Purchasers d. dbl
nuny ' '' N0-
Procession VIII te vIv,n Immediately
fsEns which viii h. favorable, b. msJe knoun ou the iay Of
RIM sNsgD. Es'or Of
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UNAHU WANrEU.-A Fhrr Of -, or sw acre. ID ist.i
y btluw Che Blue Ridge aud Shove tide satsr. u healthy
tom which w afnri the good iseafau for
ciln ard rori situation for female boarding. s-iod
Appy N tc ofhre ~ tn southern Planter,
descr pton 81 premises aud rhborhocJ tg -3awsr
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NAT. d. CHRISTIAN, d. c.
NEW KENT CLERKS oFF1cE.


next sud produce before their claims
II Terrell with the evidence thereof enable
counts required by the foregoing decree.
uhli-i,Stw joins d. CHRISTIAN, CONT
NIUGINIA:At Rules held IN the Clerks Kent
Circuit Court, Monday, the third day " March.
VIM Hockaday representative Of Abnc Hocksdsy
dccca.-d, Plaintiff
dgfiHN
Robt Howell hern snd amo de bon Archer Rnrwssp,
- deceased James " GoIn Ielsonal sentative Of Miles
kucwsicp decd who adur Of Archer kneVstep IT, deed
Andrew p richardson aul Lucy hs vie, WIN. Mr.
aud Harriet kuuNsrp infant children ~ Mics
WIN ~ faiting, and susan his We Edmund Henry and
Lula A knewstcp, infant children Of w Kncwsep deceased
James kuewsep infant John Warner John
Dcmord, John W Richardson, and Adciue his wife, Allen
uoTr and Joanna hs wife snd Joseph GEebrook, aud Mary
his wife, Defendants,
~ CHdNCERT
The object NJ this suit decree Tor
estate Of which Archer Kuewstcp, tr, died possessed
And appearing BY ahlavt hle IN suit plant
ha, usc due dsncc o. a.cean the defendants Allen iugs
and Joanna h vie reside without elicit
Allen iogf snd Jgauns hs wife do appear here within
ate due Publication o This order, and 10
their Interest in tl suit that this
wctk Tor four .ucc-ve we-ts the Wig
that smother copy thereof be Court
this county he day County Court
A Copy-Trfr:
mhii-iswIW BAT u. Christian, u c.
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ARCTIC UEGIoNs.

uAR having returned from AKrtc voyage and found
Of the Relct- " ie Franklin rHpou rendered
sketches " The IS Bgs. found that reg bcoue.
'1t those u this section. Who desire rman ,rfr
be n 10 make cool IRE drsv chair table and
write 70 tr sgbsrtsr order, frr complete
aui Doors Tor aud better house and delivered
check @ the amount ~ bis bill thereby both fuel
tmy OF being rust bitten the members Of the foregoing
frs2-is',-sv Mtro ST. Rclmond Va
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NUs w WIN NTHEETt
GfHHISrIAN A "a THHOP-pEALFHs IN DRY
- GOODS FOR CAsIiwoud invite eNttniuatou 81 thcr
Spring stock Of floods suitable Tor panr families
generally bng sell assured from Nc past Twelve months eSpc
that their u selling r1os Tor Them
90 our inducements witch thy ruui rhsrgise
b. prepared srgr stock Goods such a. Cotton
Ornahurgs Hrown shrng and snr Striped Ofnahurg h~a,y
Coonade snd prs Linen Dfh' and Ducks Plaid Donesilcs
beachcd shrtnEs, 49, Heacd shcetiug Prints
yactoueis and Organdes ncrar ru ucnadne Fnuiad md
Canton Sks Canton Crapc French Silks n black coors
ueatct dessns Chalct. Morscnes, Gingss
Napkins, Lnsn shrcng. pos Linens, rowenr. Dtncs
tain Materts, White Cambrcs Mnsus. Lawns Novelties In
tmbroiferrs 81 lace, Muslin and Camhrs MpHraqg
every description, Of u hcst fahrrs Imported. strnI
assortment Of English AMI An~rcan Carpets Of Rich Tapestry
hu',' sgd Velvet Three ~ ad lnFsu Rsg CARPETS Rugs
Dfurrcts, Mate sud four OF foh Canton sud
We have entire Hror devoted 20 this department will
mill CffRTgrTAN A arttpup
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HELL. nMOOKs, PACE 4 co.,

BELL. HHOOKS, PACE & co.,
NO 80 CHAMBERS ANp ~ READE STREETS,
NEW YORK
AATE have beautiful
w Good selected bv Mr. Bell the other sids
Fnglisi prnts
Manchester and scotch Glnghams
Printed Lawns and Jacouets
White aud Printed Brilantss
Printed Ct.aie-
Printed
Plan Cord aud DO
Plain Cold P,rsilns
Cord aud Harexrs
Cord Crsp- BFzpaEnvs
Satin Paid Hsrsres nd Tissues
H'k and Cold
BIS Nparas
Cloths. Cassimvres and Nsstines
White iotds fHN asaorfHfe1N
th Linens, Bias Linens onard. smats Doua Linen Ducks
and nris Saline urap Dftr. Glazed Cambc mk
Cod Caubrcs Ssas, &c, a. wth u Of ForyiEn
We also have, and E avays Keep hand complete u
American Fanrcs such ciors s1s pafi
Snrs and shrtnr W~achei and Bro Drnxs, Tklns
aud Furniture Cheks BHgr 3. Otnshurss pvnui sus sp-s
Plaid Cntfonadcs Kentucky
90 DER friends o.
Foreign Dou~sc Dry Goods uhch cordially inve
tenfiou. promising Good Bargains.
o.. 4
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= :. .FU7It VfII'3IIf U'II0II NJ FIyftuIHFe n
- ELS A-E SMITH, cunGsr.
rIIE ,IIlsI,. ,IoI,E

ID n. TAYLOR would remind his friends
II . public generally that his Is on
sInor street, where may BE- found PIANO HoRTEs, FR"
AELODBONS, GUITARS, NIOIINS, FLUTES, AndJ
ACCORDkONso Of the lest quality and At The lowest prices lie
sole this for the the
Pianos Which by any equasd
but By few Also, Gale A Co.'S superior
SE- Guitar and Violin STRINGS OF the best quality
lie has the largest MUSIC state and
constantly receiving the latest public which
~ reduced prices and
uherr
- PianSe. tuned, repaired, and le, on hire.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

ERrABy virtue oftwo Deeds from Marx II To- me
sa On WEDNESDAY, lzh int, at ~ o'clock NJ al
lomesiead on boingbrok street, sell al WINS Ii
" oS, GIG AkS HarRoom PINrURE PAINTINGS Household
and kitchen FURNITURE Sc belonging Btr Iis wrU
known Inst NJ tE kept on hand u the .iock Of
Liquors and CEar n the about IFS 81.
Ions % TIE very best Pale and Dark Brandy large quarty
~ SUPERIOR Jamaca Rum, Port sherry CAret Madeira Wine
ana i@cy liquor ana about sol superior Havana Cigars
We fNntns' one Ia OIL ~ Brown o. Gen Taylor ana
stat az walnut spring 10 feet inches
nigh -ci w. 81 fraue and other beautiful Painting
An'ng TIE Household Furniture magnificent Mirror In
S' frame viii heavy corr r half inch thick Is long
sud feet ucles Vile ant vhich a. elegant
BE sab rNhes burner Chandr the very hist Enylh and
Cut "ass 'ohs aud rcanrs &c &c large eight DAY Clock
sud splendid Octave Ross Woos Worcester ~ sno ~
VIII also " sold good COOK. and Irouer ,iu rs
year. old, aud her female Chilli. about years Old.
The sale Of the Negroes and Liquors commence At is O'Clock
pres ~ey.
mlG did, 4
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- "A ACRES Of LANDIN AIREMARI.I
. DIV COUNTY on THE PLANK ROAD, o MILFs
ABOVE SCOTrSNILlE, FOR SALE-The
ned to sell upon accommodating terms tie above
being part 81 the "Ennesoorthy There
tie place for the % small family,
Stable, a servants and nor.
About half tn balance timber n origina
growth The nghborhood Is excellent aud the place provvrbis To-
heal
For term. spply TO GODDtS APPEHSoN.
fe26-stwlm Richmond. Va
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LOO ACRES OF LAND ron SALE.
WILL sell the tract Of land on which reside. por
ton ~ suit purchaser II u the
YARNS Ia The valley % virginia ius OF r Oatawua boundr
by the Jackson and Coyingon roads, ~ mile
nom the james River Canal
aud corn. The terms will be liberal.
ocsa-cu ELIZA H. CARRINGTOS
N~OTICE.-rte undersigned trustees appointed dr,-i
~ from VIM Booth for the breh % his creditors
18th 1855 aud recorded in the Hastings Gichui
G..tT Court Of Hrnrico have constituted Booth u
agent FOR the % the stock of Eoo
thereby conveyed q. GEIsWOLp
IT, A. CLAIBORNE.
mhT-2Av2v Trus,.-.
E.NOH HENG OK IEASE.-The store aud psrlling ous,
at Chesterfield Depot the Richmond and Frr1-r urg
Road midway between te to- points, For Rent
81 years The situation equal IN this
To good tenant the all b.
Burrs Richmond, the subscriber upon the premises.
y VI BUgRUsS.
jaS-cts Ruther Glenn Post OGice Carolina County
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DISCOyEUED AT LASTT
GREA TEST CURE IN TIE WORLD FOR PAM
Prof has. De GRiTH'S

T. /. e CT r C OIL -
TuNuIs OIL the only remedy
q Rheumatism. Govt Pains the side Pal
pasn Of the Heart ParAyc Stroke, Camp.
ia the stomach Scrofs Frosted Hands P
pAn. Bru sores Burns Stiffness IN the Joints
salt Rhruui Neuralgia Sore Bsts Diseases
PdTu the only article brought public that
will do It's work perfectly from three
used by thousands and pronounced be the remedy
This Oh acts the 9TH electricity "
preparation, not tie slightest dasger Of applying
H'rtry at once gives permanent in from
TIE best physiological Europe having al Organic
DvranE Ia IN Animal system the
thu Hysco nro Yah Ia the organ dseAsedA sklhi sppcs
ton % this on immediate the
i accomplished No bleeding, vomiting parEinx
biiseriug Is rr~ored 10.
None Genuine tcifIOtf fis si0rdtareol
IL ELS A L. SMITH, cuEaHsT.
~ WRITING. DE GRATH 4 co.
Principal Depot, No. 80
Chenui. PhilAds. Country Dealers
piled Wholesale and Retail Price IS 50 Oh per
Bottle
Try everything else, then give this simple trial
80 No geHusRe "kLsCrRc ON sod by pedlars
~ hS Botnes iriN AJrs Slump. IA
jAl-dMf PURCELL LADD co. General AKenIs
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AUCTION SALES.


nv THOMN ". KEfSFF
oncs -tuL Geo J. Sumner. W - Peari Strrtt
u.NAur MAR RGs 10 w0N ID foH SALE on
II EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY CRY II Ssh 70 -.
or exchange fDr The FAkM M-.dswbrok
,hs C.htrN k.o.d n- north u Ns,o- srdxss .nd
9l-s from RcrDond o.
lent aa.iiy beng -dHrsy sdApte rrdsruE %
Tor gardening unsurpassed ~ my vicinity
~ tsn'nso1 gu II h~afhy rsbs
having an -sc<nt House eonAnEs ana S-
out ho1--s Ia pood "td-r Tt-T wint-r
os' --f-d and rsnured There Isni-i q. den
everything Tor early spring marketing s.
h-Tr-- AFpl Orcbard. Hstt-is Apa r.
Purcht-~t night operation. pct o
- I,tlrr. for tl-
r 'o'~ pof-Tty -l b i'sPo.ei ~
rNiy APPLICATION TO tis bscT the bug
Broad aud Gu streets, 1 d EACuO
WILLIAM G RATTkILE-
The above Is also excellent location Tor = ~ rrc Al
not .od ssi~iy before wEDSEsDAY lS March
" 9ci.s W III shove Yarn - sod pghr
hi be-; bhid-r
ale conducted by fsosAsw KsEsxg, Auet
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I A 4ss; - AM Nm ysA.lh.sAHhE TonAceo EAc.


foE sALf ~ ACCTioS.-wm h. odd wEDNEs>DAY, tho
zo March, l-5, the premises. o'elors
~ S valuable Tobacco fscinry. uai-d
l.e-n Main Cary occupancy ~ Ne..r
y H. Dickinson and tsr Bailey rent Of si2a
tbs l"t ir"uts - 4. extend. back f-st.
Tee terms, uLih will h. liberal vii b.
% sale fh- and present
hN thr plr,naset. GODDIN App, RsON
uhll-i,
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AIl>LIE, MoMEN 8 POWELL.
PHILI NJ 4 % ",
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond. Virgin

VI.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond. Virginia,
cAHT SrRHEr.
NJ ANUfACTURES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TEN
WI ders. Railroad Cars, and all descriptions II
road Machinery Stationary Engines any required 64
power Also Portable Engines, with decided Improve -P
mrnt others heretofore made (from
wheels aud well adapted farming purpose gyttnr lumber
Sc With mpru, ed Circular Portable Mills
aud 81 class Mining Machinery. SaWM Machinery
FrTs and Tobacco Factory F.ture kind a Bras
aud Iron Castings made To order EAHM
Extract from letter by IN.
formaucc Of my saw Muis and Engines
EnTSroS, v G, Dec 81 lss5.
Mr. p RiHN-Dear sr-The Mn which furnished
hreu 10 operation Tor the week and thu.
faction. and am fully convinced that
at the time simplest have challenge
competition DIST elass) TIIOS. ID. WARREN.
fci2-dly
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NOrICE.-To BUYERS OF DRY g0ObS Having d.
- tefurd o. to admit " conduct
frou ti time the CARPEriNG. MATING snd FLOOR OF
CLot bushes. extensive ssis thsu he
sclt ln Virginia. ~ from aud M date ell sfsis
have In t geHsr D,v Gf line vhout fsrafd ior
and s furnish regular and pronrt cr~d
~ rfces Inst must make O. their interest," 30 buy ~
w have hsni isfre roct o. Winter and summer
Gnois from which promptly supply TsaDs and
ne-y solicit examination BY oris iam, grgg pyfag
tfvfrs. HfCHARn~ON Co,
feig-dfcims % Naa stree.
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IP In obedience the advice Of friends who
te presented through the press,
Tor The Office Of CITY SERGEANT that the OH
would no, only be acceptable hut desirable had nded
declare self candidate after this
has grown into custom which becomes lar social affairs
longr hctaeat al times ready and willing
action ~ = nominating meeting should one be held.
Your fellow ctir-n,
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vUNlIT STnSCItluFH '

TNNlgE STB 1850 ulBER vishe. 10 employ Tefcier vel
qualified Co teach the English French. Latin Greek iau
ao Ma,henaies for school Of eight ten boys Non,
ne apps but those who furnish he testimonials theft
ability teach snd also NJ their standing gentlemen. Adir~.
the subscriber At Locust Creek. Louisa county, Va
fe26-2aw8u GEORGE
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AUSTRIA.

Accounts from Vienna contain interesting nfor.
nation relative to the financial position Of Austria show
ing that tie debts Of the State have been more than
doubled during the last tcny ears IN 1916 the Austr
an national debt was l. O3i millions forms aud now IL
has amounted u 2ll7 millions or about g2tO 900 900
sterling The principal en in the increase wast the na.
uOnal loan Of 1854, amounting TO 800 millions with the
n'crcat I'VE per cent, payable specie. In this over
barthehed position the Austrian Minister Of Fnancer
Baron Bruck, views with apprehension any increase
on account OF the extraordinary eIpcndtur tor war pur.
pesos
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BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT.

WILL Rent or Lca.r the u.i completed next The
corner 81 Cary ADD Pearl streets opposite ~ Trvs ~
ssrv u IL one hundred rect dep and nearly 50 udth IL
fitted With convenience Gas Water a.. No
uess stand In The city. Apply
l.
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CLoAKS, FtHS- COuEOHIN- bED M.
KITS AND NEGRO BI.ANKfTs
TUNHOS. r. PKiCE Co sention Ne shove gss.
y ~ std - n.iscei rrcss 70 r-aue- scet -
q MEXICAN sHrEAHs.-rsnors shssrs. rfuasr. Ia
dies Scissors, ~ W-nis o~-brstsd sake, warranted
IN quaty patterns espts
sorment made, Coz saie " EDWARD CORNING Co,
~ John street, ~ YsFk
Aaana faf NJ Menl 49,
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me- SERGEANT OF THr CRY Of
- TIE nICmmnNp NoUNG mEN,>

~ CHRlsTIAN ASSOCIATION win hold their next Segu
TUESDAY evening next, The iih inst at ~ o'clock
full aud puncul attendance particularly desired
OF Importance will be brought before the meeting
mhi0-2t ABEL. L. MAYO Rec. Sec.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Kenosna and Rockford Rail Road.

1t has been some time since we have spoken
of this enterprise but it has not been because
there was nothing to say, nor because of any
cessation of the work, or want of interest in the
subject, but simply that our columns have been
SO crowded that we could not find space to
throw in sword edgeways." The work has
been steadily progressing, and the enterprise as
steadily advancing towards completion.
Two locomotives, the "Kenosha" and the
"Silver Lake." have arrived at the State line
where they are kept in the Lake Shore Road
Co.'S, car house until wanted The iron for
twelve miles of track was shipped from Cleye-
land last week, and should be here before our
along the line and ready to put down The
Railroad dock on the harbor 400 feet in length
is nearly completed, and the dredging for that
distance so far completed that the iron can be
landed upon the Company own premises.
We understand that the Company have two
classes of securities upon which they wish to
raise funds in part to, contiue the work, and to
which we call the attention of our home capital
lsts--the farm mortgage bonds, and city scrips.
The former are of the most reliable character -
They are payable in five years, and drawing 10
per cent interest. These mortgages are upon
unencumbered real estate, which in every single
case is of three times the value of the amount
secured, The city scriPsis also drawing 10
per cent, payable So, 900 in 1857, $22, 900 in
1858 and 900 in 1859; This scrip is to be
paid by tax upon the real estate of the City. Ell
Their Of these securities offer chance for safe
and profitable investment, and we advise those
having capital to invest, to look into the matter
and judge for themselves.
Since it has become settled that we are to
have connection with Rockford, our Railroad
affairs have taken more decided stand in the
confidence of our people. 1t is SO evident that
the Road will be & first class paying enterprise
that the business men of Rockford have taken
hold Of it in good earnest determined to carry
their portion of the work forward to speedy
completion. We shall not bo behind hand
All these considerations have strengthened the
confidence in the enterprise and the Company
who have it in charge, and given correspond,
ing value to their stock and securities.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Kansas Land Sales--Movements and Com
bination OF Land Spectators.

The Indian Department has had the
Delaware Reservation lands appraised
according to treaty. The lands lie in the
valley OF the Kansas mitsmouth west
ward. Theyare supposedto be theb estin
the United States. Ofthe 200, 900 acres to
be sold on the 18th day OF November,
not one is said to be inferior to the best
in the valley of the Miami or the Sciota.
Although the land is of such immense
value, the body Of it has been appraised
at only one dollar and twenty-five cents
per acre, the lowest sum which the trea-
ty would allow, and the highest at twelve
dollars. And yet, adjacent to Leavcn-
worth, ten thousand dollars have been
offered for a government title to ten
acres. The average appraisement per
acre is said to be one dollar and seventy
five cents. Spectators, some time ago
intruded upon the reservation, and laid
off a town called Leavenworth The
lots, twenty-five in number, are appraised
at from two to ten dollars each, only, by
those officially appointed to fix the val
uation. The average is about three dol
lars and q half a lot. The sale will be
held in the fort. Associations of spec
ulators, relying upon the general igno-
rance concerning the value Of the lands,
have completed their arrangements to
buy the whole tract The Department,
it is said, desires the sixty or eighty set
tiers who have made actual improve
ments in the town to have their lots at
the appraisement, the other lots to be
sold at their real value. So with the
lands, The Delaware Indians own the
lands, which are to be sold for their ben
efit.-lSt. L0uiS LltelHgenccr.
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@AlT.LL5-81ZS ITnL@n

are manufactured expressly for House and of quality
and Rush unequacd and warrant theu Our prices
as "a article is usually sold for From deal
ers manufacturers throughout The country ask call
ana fatter ourselves that prices and terms such
win command their favorable consideration. 6u9
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

MONDAY Evening, Oct 90, 1856.
=, 80. ,,;. svorinr-Present the Mayor aud all the
NJ N'Sy rinutes Of the previous meeting read
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Arrests and Trials in Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Oct Is.
A letter to the Democrat this evening,
dated Lawrence, 14th, says Col. Cook,
at the head Of 400 dragons, had ares
ted 240 emigrants near the Nebraska
line. The report that a writ had been
issued for the arrest Of Sheriff zones is
false.
A special court for the trial Of Free
State prisoners convened on the l4th.
Not one Pro-Slavery man had yet been
arrested by order Of Geary.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Lether Beti ng.

We offer for sale in this department, Oak and Hemlock
Tanned Harness Bride and Collar Leather, Hog Skin Seat
ing Skrng and Pad Skins Spanish and Slaughter Sole
Leather French Philadelphia and Western Tanned Calf
Kip Skins, Oak and Hsuock Upper Leather Lace Leather
sIorocco Binding, snd Lining SAns with fun and general
assortment Of Shoe Findings.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

Z y wsrd-the property known as Boards Brick
Z yards ofblk 81 a 2story Brici, House viii be
sold cheap Inquire Of S. Y. BRAADE.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

"WhenIhave coldinmyhea
said gentleman in company. 81 am
always remarkably dull and stupid. -
"You are to be pitied then sir, replied
another, "for l don't remember ever to
have seen you without a cold in your
head"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

- The lecture of THEODORE PARKER, on
Saturday last, was attended by full houses and
was listened to with marked interest to the
close We have heard only favorable opinions
with reference to it, except from those who pro
Tossing to dislike slavery as much as any per-
son, yet can't bear to hear word said against