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Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

The Philadelphia Loagc, ,ays that the
members of Congress arc beginning to feel
financial crisi, in iheir brooches pockets
They can &C., no money till the organization
g. effected and A. many Of them bad no
more spare cash than was necessary to carry
lhem to Washington they have since been
living on tick Laudhdica and boarding.
house keeper. are gd,ilgimporlceatc for the
ar,i ln,ielmcni OF thcir board bills. but the
members have nothing to give them but
promises to piy iiIl they receive their mile.
agc. This circumstance may probably bring
The member. 10 terms on the Spcakerhip
quicker than any conscientious scruple.
about wasting 30 much public time aud
money.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

Mrnrnis ASD LirrLl RocK Ran RoAD
We learn from the Memphis Morning
Duiieiii Of the 22l ult, tia, the Diree..
ors Of the Memphis and Little Rock Rail.
rad Company haye completed a contract
with Mr. DAVID PREasE for laying tie
iron as far q, the road is ready for it
The work is to be commenced on tlc 2J.h
instant.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

u q. a..rr,i iu Fafi- that tho Emperor
Popi'oi 'hn' 'hr English army should be
riacgi under fruch Commnndcf.in-
Chief anl That on tie other hand he will
place lha French asa, under an English Ad.
minl
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

The sraHl fial oi WILLIAM AEuisoS.
Tor tho murder 90 isAac ALlIsoS. in Gin.
cpuad on Co., 9TH of june, 1854. WIS CON ;
mrnord iu thai city on the lOlh inst The
murder was committed. our reader, will re.
member by an Internal machine.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

AU-N.sEts.t nrna#r ,r, Tile Washing
'nr aaursHs.E E.Htoi tur HaaH innns us that
aIH. .'H. HI flr prhrefaIic members a. iho
H."ruf Congress sfr md. afia--lrnfit halt
u. ..e HiH'r uuulirf ID ilis bc ao What claims
.1ta 'hr nrnrrBr, % hr considered q national
p1rH mor Than any ofboH lRdd Nag.
They hagt stronger claim, lb.u any other par
iF. Hs,alg ihf, fa,s with aI Iltris,-lod 20 al
cfaai-. srI ur al thing, ~ aIl msu. in every
Stale, in le ira'y sai a.ai. Tai', must 60 lor
90 IaIue. ll1 all icciionI BlurHori Hhg.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

u stated positively. by rome of ihc papers.
fNat hrnrse " naHssi. inrisih'r in ibr Pie.i-
drr.E h1rl- beHH horn iu 'Hr Wrsi lr1iss. II
iH'. Ht lre ihan 'hr i nneul bed tsi.e' of ihc
lT o. lu.t anI u1l'a. mly consider limsslirut
Eel. fhs pw.HrHHli ule By tho way. what
a'1mHlfH a kHHw- Au'hIr1s those fellows were
Wbo lun.ri ido federal Cou.tituioul
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

The daily circulation of the Pbihlslabn
Ledger is $1,000 copies
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

a bin has p1..'d both branches Of the
Missouri Legislature, prohibiting the Pres.
idrui aud Professor. of the State University
from preaching while connected with the In;
ainlion.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-02

Tur SENRrr HEsugrp ny mG Kifcu
rs CAmNrr -lom,y. N.c4aia1u. and the
k.cbau Cabinet tag 'Ao EnhlWl EA.
amiuof Democratic rp.fl ds.n,lnr o-
fastening th.ir claw. uru 'ha p.lnlrr OF
the llun-e, mtr mHda deal Hi a the
Senate Of thn ulrI Sain. HUl ala cau1.
ruu, lor lbr printing ol ila' body Tu.r
have brcu muy .pcirY ui decoration u..
fusi,c uuio ur0 anl anrsl. Fol. hlgc
rushed into H.l rlteat ssh o. 8Ha' I. 1lm
not tread, T.r Holy uI ilu.ir, IT Iur Tom
pie Of Jcual m ah. wui fo hI lHl'rl ly
muucy changers aHl uprJs. mu, li iuI
thcy wHrl whipped uu' h1g.u- sHh fhouaa
II would De % llkr munffuBs d.llomrlt of
one ur ihe pure and honorable p1rrs of 'ho
earth ii O Stage player. p.mp. aui lhe h.Ir.
ling apflpgi-i Of pub't- p.uudcrpr, should
become the mouth piece. aud pub-hors of
The United Siutc. Senate. an Oggla
From bloyd'. forthcoming SIcamholi ID.
rdclory we lc1rn illi Grn Laa,rfs rsme
ycfy near being lot during bis n.i Win 10
tbc United SuIcs The rclmer Nlcrl.ufr
on which be hd embarked 90 Nl4,iIi,
struck O uas ON a datk uuI tamra.'uous
MIGHT on thr sih Of Jnauary 1895 when
100 mi'c. below Louisville, lranut 4u. Esr
entire hulI and c1u.ius sbsr To .Onk uu' of
i.h' 30 lr. llau G.c minute. Cans HuI
rushed TO Gen. LlnycIc.z static rom. Kick.
ed open She door aud had barely timr fo
hurry the Old hfu To Che hurricane deck b,.
fore ih' water was nll around Atm Gen
Lafayette wa- io' { rbIcf1 .sim any dis.
tanr', bat m1mgrl TO Keep him.lf gaat
ii'I p.curl by DO. yawI lla lui OF. hid,
cloihr'. aud @ .inc carriage, aui came yrry
near losing hi. IIlc.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
KENOSHA
RE AL ESTATE OFFICE

For the Purchase and Sale of REAL EsTATE-tbe
examination of Titles-paymcnt of Taxes, and Con
vcyance of Landed Property. Lots of lands kept
posted, without charge, unless sales are effected
Houses and Lots for Sale in every part of the Cit,
and varying in price from $500 to 50 600.
Farms ~ lands in every Town in the County,
and on accommodating terms
Money invested in the best of BANDED Securities,
and at the highest markets rates of interest.
Taxes paid and Tax Titles compromised, and
general agency for the management of liabilities
thus accruing on Real Estate
inps and Copies of Papers neatly and correctly
ecutod-Deeds and other instruments drawn and
acknowledged.
The undersigned having spent much time in exam
lining the records of Racine Co. up to the division
and III revising and correcting an abstract of tho
same is prepared at short notice TO give reliable in
formation with respect 10 everything calculated to
affect the title to any lot orparceo of land in the coun
ty of Keaosho Office, 'rM Clerk Of Circuit Court
konosha, July 10, 50. Iva S y. BRANDE
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
Milwaukee Market-Jan. &c.

We failed to received the Milwaukee papers
of yesterday, ard we therefore have to clip our
market report from the Sentinel of Tuesday In
its weekly report of the markets. it says:
FLoUR.-The price is steady Mt 7 ,25a7 81 for
No. ], and {, GCaS,3J for extra and family Flour.
GRAIX.-Whcat dccncd during the week.
but rallied little at the close, and the market
yesterday showed tirmcr tone We quote
CIub at ,235a32, and White wintea at ,4Sal ,55.
BARLEY continues in fair request and at advan-
cling rates. The range yesterday was ] ,23al "a,
the latter only for choIce parcels. OATS
are much wanted for home consumption; re-
cepta are light and all that comes in is readily
taken al 3Sa45 cts. CORN is nominal at ass,
sheilcd, with little coming in. RYE dull at
bo'alU6
lROyrsToSs.-Po dropped considerably in
the carly part of the week, under the advices
from the East and tire fact that packers had
nearly complete ed their work for the season. But
a demand for the Lumber regions springng mp
and buyers coming here from the North, prices
advanced again, and good heavy hogs were in
active demand at 5,75aG,25. At those figures
all that came in, were readily taken Mess
Pork IS held at 12,OCal6D0. Beef 12al3,O0.
Beef Cattle 3,GUa3,75-
POTATOES are i'll demand at 75a1 90, accor-
ding to quality. Good Butter sells quick at %
cts. per pound. Eggs 22a23 per dozen, Hay
!8a2l per ton Wood 3,5Oa45) per cord.
Chicago Market. Jan. -.
Packers are getting dressed Hogs to-day at
S45"a5, 90, dividing on 800 lbs. One packer
bought 400 head at $3.50 per 100 and about
900 head, in all to-day at the above rates.
In the Grain trade there is little doing, and
prices are unchanged. a sale of Oats was made
at 27I contract to-day.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
State Blind ASYLUM.

We have before us the report of the Trustees
OF this institution for the last year. The officere
of the Asylum are as follows:
Prcsident-.Jamcs Mel,
Secrctary-L. J. Borrows, II. D.
Treasurer-J. Bodwell Doe,
Trustecs-A. Hyatt Smith, J. Dc Witt Rex
ford, j. BodweIl Doe, J. T. Willard, Ezra Mil
lcr, James Mel.
Superntendcnt-P Line.
Visiting Physician-L J. Borrows, ". d.
Music Acknowledgements Be!cher,
Matrou-Miss Foote.
There are in the Asylum il pupiis-whch
number, though small is all that the buildings,
now completed, will accommodate According
to the recent census, the number of blind persons
in the State is 19j; III 1850 it was 90 The in
stitution thus far has been indebted to the Leg.
islature alone for it support nothing having been
contributed by either parents OF friends of its in
mates. The branches taught in the school are
Reading, History, Spelling, Decyphering words
English Grammar, Arithmetic and Natural Phi
losophy. The time allotted 10 school is 81 hours
each day. The wants of the institution are said
in the report TO be, household furniture of bet
ter kind; a greater number of new books, maps
globes, SC, for the uses Of study.
The amount already expended for building has
been S,675.4l. There are materials on hand
amounting to S2,124,39
There is no doubt that this institution should
have been originally located at the Capital of the
State. Still GAINESVILLE is heathful place, and
as the Asylum has been located there. it should
be pushed rapidly to completion. We under.
stand that the Trustees ask of the present Leg.
islature an appropriation of some $4,000 TO be
applied to the completion of the building
\ visiting committee has been appointed or
the part of the Senate, to act with similar com
mittee, on the part of the Assembly. Madison
Argus.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
The Call to Quarters

The following summons to the Republican
Party comes TO us from the East. We certain
lv approve of the call for this preliminary meet
ing, and hope that the Republican members OF
the Legislature will designate proper persons to
represent this State in the proposed Convention
at Pittsburg:-Sentinel
TO TIE REPUBLICANS OF THE UNITED STATES
In accordance with what appears to be the
general desire of the Republican party, and at
the suggestion of large portion of the Republic
can press, the undersigned Chairmcn of the State
Republican Committees of Maine, Vermont, Mas
sachusetts, New York ,Penns ylyania Ohio, Mich
igan Indiana and Wisconsin, hereby invite the
Republicans of the Union, to meet in informal
Convention at Pttsburg, on the 22d February
1856, for the pursose of pertectng the national
Organization, and providing fer a National Dele
gate Conv entTon efthe Republican par:y,at some
subsequent day to nominate candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency. t, be supported
at tic election in November, 1855
LAWRENCE BRAINARD, Of VT
DAVID WILNOT, of Pa.
A. P. STONE, Of Ohio
J. 7. GOODRICH. of Mass.
WILLIAM A. WHITE, of Wis.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
MADISON, Jan.


AssEMBLY-Met at 7. NJ. Journal of Sat
urday read and adopted. Several petitions and
memorials were presented ana referred 10 ap-
propriate Committees.
ENROLLED BILLs.-M. Cram made a report
of certain bills which were signed among them
all act to defray postage bills OF the Senate and
Assembly
BILLS INTRODUCED.-A bill to authorize Ger
tain persons to build bridge across the Wiscon-
sin River in Adams Co.; referred to Committee
on Bridges &c. A bill TO incorporate North
West Insurance Co., at Racine. l he Assembly
resolved itself into a Committee OF the whole
Mr.. Farr in chair The general file was taken
up and gone through with and referred without
debate. The Speaker pro tenn took the chair and
the Assembly agreed to the recommendation of
the Committee OF the whole. Assembly adjourn
ed.
SENATE.-Use of Senate chamber given to
State Historical Society for the 3Jth inst.
RESOLUTIONS ADoPTED.-Ihar appropria-
ton bills designate amount i'll their titles. That
Joint rules of last session he adopted. That Ju-
dietary Committee enquire as to a revision OF the
Statutes.
BILLS PAssED.-Repealing an act for a State
road in Green Co. Extending time for colec-
ton OF taxes in Bovna, Outagamie Co, and
Beaver Dam, Dodge Co. Authorislng collection
of Court Honse tax in Baraboo Bill directing
Waupacca Co. officers to hold their offices at
Waupacca; referred 10 Select Committee. Com
mittee appointed to visit Deaf and Dunn Asy-
lum. Adjourned.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
KENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
TkEH9sIA, WIS.

FOREIGN hHD DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates Of deposit csshed or
collected at current rates of exchange without the
charge.
Uncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time hcm New
York J H EINPAJL Czstfc-.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
BOOKS, STATIONERY,

PAPER HANGINGS.
AtETyEON KING, At his well known stand on
- Main Street takes pleasure in saying his numerous
friends and public generally that bis stock Of Books
tionery and Paper Hangngs more complete and extern
sive than has before been offered In Kenotha.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Ofthe latest and most approved standards offered
WhosdIs or Retail Of every kind and description, used 10
Common High Schools prices that cannot fail nlsass
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the standard Works both Eng sh and Amer
lean, in various and beautiful styles Of BndngProse
Poeiryistories Bogra phes Tales &C. Bibles, Dictiona
res, Prayer Books and Hymn Books New Books from al,
STATIONERY.
Comprising every variety quality and style Of Letter Note
and Billet Paper; Foolscap ruled and unruied.
white, and assorted colors Cards, Of every
description; Inks, Iinkstands, colin Penss
Steel Pens, Quilts, &c, &c.
PAPER HANGINGS.
Wall and Window Papers, and Borderngthe largest ana
Best assortment before offered in this market OF all
prices and qualities from the finest Satin, 20 the common
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested look in aud see for themselves,
the inducements offered for they 100 numerous TO name
Kenosha. December 90, 1853 ly2.
Steam Engines and BOILERS for sale.
ONE Engine inch bore 70 inch stroke, 2 horse
ONE : do ID do do IS do d %
The above Engines all complete and "a q the
workmanship and Materials, and csn lee la W.
withou: Boilers. Apply 70
2129 ottJ. ~. wEBp. Eal Road FO-s:.-- Gas,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
MARRIED..

In this City on the 23d inst, by Rev. ]. Lothrop
Mr.. ELISHA C. SABIS, of Bristol, and Miss SARAH
f. WILLIAMS. of Newport Lake Co, III.
The fec duly received
On the 18th ut by Rev ar Chaplin Mt G. T PAGER, Jr
to Miss F. N.CUNBER.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
CITY BANK.
r a q S OF e xC HA

~ "A = II = OK q "a y Il - y !. y
The City Bank of Kenosha, will rel Ike. tnecq nm
New York City, at the following rate.
For Currency, one per cent premium
Eastern Notes and Coin, half per Ger pt.m;p..
Interest paid ON Special Deposes.
s. b. SCOTT. Caslie-
June, 1854 In47--Iyl
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

A captain in the navy, meeting friend
as he landed at Portsmouth Point, boasted
that he had lett the whole ships company
the happiest fellows in the world How
500 asked his friend why have just
fogged seventeen, and they are happy it is
over; and the rest are happy that they have
Csrats.I"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
En- Prohntc.-Kenoshm County court.

In the matter Of The estate Of David NJ. Yourg deceased
ON reading aud filing The petition Of Robert D. CODY admin
istrator Of the said estate setting forth the Of
sonal estate that has his hands and the disposition
thereof the amount of debts outstanding against q said de-
ceased and description Of all the real Of which said
deceased died seized III this state of Wisconsin, and the
don and value OF the same-and praying that license be
granted TO him sell the whole Of said real the
State OF wisconsin, and iappcarng by said petition that
there is not sun lent personal estate in his hands pay
said debts and that il is order to pay the
and Apenses Of administration to se.aid real estate.
Il is therefore odFed that all persons interested in said
Estate appear in this Court before the judge thereof the
oh day Of Harch A. - $3.50 next ten o'clock A. NJ ot
said day nj the c # said Judge in the city county
Of Kenoha, then and there 10 show 0auy there shall
he) xhy license should be granted said Administrator
to sell said real Estate cccord to the prayer Of said petit
ton: Add il i further ordered that copy Of this Order
shall be Published in the YF1WEe C TtleQrdph" a week
y Newspaper printed in said city and county Of keEosha,
for four ceks prior to said day hearing here
in stated
BY the Court. JON g. JIISEN, County Judge
Dated Jan. Esd 1856 Iis32l
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
Pastoral Visit.

The parishioncrs and other friends the Rev Mr. bsoa
respectfully invited to meet at bis house on THURSDAY
Evening Jan. Gath.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
KcnosIn County (oult.--In Probate.


In hc Matter Of the Guardianship Of Isaac Sheldon sole heir
of Theodore Shsdn late of Northampton tic "
Enssnchpsetts. deceased
PURSUANT 10 order made in this the Path
day OF November A. d. 1851 upon the petition Of IIar-
icy Kirkland 10 be appointed guardian Of the above named
minor the State OF Wisconsin, the hearing Of this 60 lse
came lie heard and the proof Of publication made be-
ing deemed insufficient, j. is ordered that tbs further hear
g OF this cause be continued until the 10Th day Of March
next at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said day the Office Of the Judge
OF this Court in The city and county 81 Kenosha And Is
ring be given Isaac sheldon senior George Sheldon
Richard !. Morton Francis b. Morton, Syd,I-m c. Par.
and Harriet T. Parsons aud all persons interested by
Publishing copy Of this order in the Northampton ay'e
a newspaper printed in Northampton in the Sat As+
chuscs, and in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph.
paper printed in the cry and county Of Keno'ha aid
Tor four weeks prior the day OF hearing herein
stated. JON b. JILSJN, County Judge.
Datcd Kenosha January Sth 1870 4w30.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
NOTICE.

Rev L. b MAsos, Of Chicago, will preach in the Conr
House on Sunday next the usual hour, both in the fore
noon and afternoon.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
ru Probutc--Kcuosho GAVIN


In the Matter of the E.tae Nathaniel H. rssst.
ON reading and filing the petition of Sara, =. All
mniStratrx of said estate, Seug forth t. ST. pcr-
sonal estate that has to her hands, and 'Itor
Of the same; the amount of outstanding debts
deceased and description OF all the real estate o. Nhcl
said deceased died ,iezr and the condition aud yalne there
being part the record Of this and prayg that
dceHSe be gane to hr sell the whole Of sad real
the order Of the description therein given, and appear
by said petition that there is sufficient personal
hands of the Administrative pay said debt,
and that it is necessary in order pay the same, sell
a part the whole OF said real estate
1t is therefore ordered that all persons interested in said
estate, appear before the Judge Of this Court the LIST
Monday of March next ut the hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ
the oi,e OF said Judge in the city and county of Kenosha,
then and there to show Of any there shall be- why IL
should not be granted said Administrative sell
said real estate according the prayer of said petition
and Is further ordered that copy Of this order shall
published for four prior said day hear
ug the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph. a weekly newspa
printed and published in said city and county Keno
sha. JON II. JILSCN,
Dated January 2I,t, 1876. llw3ll County Judge
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
NOTICE.

rTHE C0-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the
and style Of Steven. Head is this day dissolved
by mutual consent of the parties The whole business Of
said firm will be settled by Head, Rowland Co.
PIIINEAS STEVENS,
GEO. d. HEAD.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

~ During the year 1855 there were issued
tocitizess of Wisconsin, Is patents.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

- The steamship Washington, arrived at
New York On Monday last, from Bremen, with
enc days letcr rsws from Europe, bu: !; IS
91.'o rniupor'aGt.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24


This body remains in s:atu quo. The following
is the latest account from Washington, by which
It will Ne seen that there : - slim prospect as
ever, for an organization of the House.
WASiHNGFON, Jan. 81.
SExArF.-Sevoral gentlemen discussed the
question Of rcmedying any mistake the Navy
8nari have made. Adjourned to Thursday.
i!utST.-Mr. Faulkner offered Il reSolu, on
that ii no speaker be elected by Monday next,
members resign and an adjournment ensue till
the ID Monaav i'll May. Laid OF the table by
% majority
/ Mr. SmcaI then submitted resolution that
the supporters of M Banks select one candi-
date from supporters Of Mr.. Richardson. and
one from those Of Fuller; that those holding for
Mr. Richardson select one Of Mr. Bank 5 friends
and one of Mr.. Fulicr's. and that the voters for
Mr.. Fuller should choose esso from the friends
Of Mr.. Richardson and che from those of Mr..
Banks; the members 50 selected to be cous;d-
cred the only candidates in nomination; that
the one lowest on each trial be dropped sntil
an election be affected. The resolution xas
tabled, and the House proceeded TO take the
! llSth ballot.
Banks o.? Fuller .. L. D. Campbell -.
Richardson % Pcnningtou2 Messrs Porter
aud Haven each received one. Necessary for a
choice %
Mr., Rusk withdrew the resolution.
/ hltHeH submitted resolution tor election
OF Speaker. leaving blank therein to be filed
J wih the name Of person whom the majority
/ might select. Tabled by lac against a.
MIR Carlisle offered seSoiation declaring
VIM. Smith Speaker of the House. Rejected, a
+ against liI, Adjourned.
! ~ We see by the Milwaukee papers, that
the indictment against Mr.. Noonan, Postmaster
in that city for an alleged violation Of the Sub
Treasury Act has been tried. The Prosecution
and The Jury, undo. ,c instructions Of the Court
brought in verdict Of Not Guilty.
- The steamship Washington, arrived at
New York On Monday last, from Bremen. with
enc Gays Iotcr rsws from Europe, bu: !; IS
9Y.'o rn;wpor.aEt.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

CAA SUGAR CURED HAMS and shoulders,
OOV for sale at the Peoples Store.
HEAD, ROWLAND X co.
1OM l. $; W., W II 4 r +, L d
Rabbits far famed SODA SALARATUS,
CANDLES & SOAP, Of all kinds,
WHOLESALER and Retail at the Peoples Store
HEAD, ROWLAND Il co.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24
RESIDENCE FOR SALE

s.,-- The House and Lot occupied by the sub
Yb<nfSAa- scribcr will be sod at a bargain il ap-
S# T9f ERA piled for The advert being Dc
rgS fITE E&5 ternucd to- effect 4 -a'. e' 'i'
sxNz=1---5-sas- The Property is sitiia',f
OF Market & West Main Street, and ad' r4e Hart
the rack of the G.. Il. Nil. & c. r. r., >,.-' s.
eligible for the residence of a family 2 .a.
ply the undersigned The premises
Jan. path Is56. tIft =
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-24

This body remains in s:atn quo. The following
is the latest account from Washington, by which
il will Ne that there : - slim prospect as
ever, for an Organization of the House.