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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-15

Johh ante " Aurora ade and Ernest Sade minor heir
OF slas I. Shade and Miranda Siade
Is Write of decYetai order made in this canse he IN.
Ccur Court of hehosha county, at term of said cour
holden in and for said county at the county seat of sad
county on the ninth day Of May \. D. 1876 shall offer for
sale and sell the highest bidder thteM AZ the Conr
House IN the CITY OF henosha the 2oth day June
y go between The hours Of one and three O'Clock p NJ
said day the following described property, to wit
All that certain
Pece or parcel Of land lying and being in the town of Wheat
land county OF KenOsa, and state Wisconsin described
az iobows to wit the north quarter Of the north
quarter OF section number township number one AL
80 rI acres e the north side Of the north quarter Of
the noTt west qstier Of section number seven ovnsbir
hummer one north or range number nineteen l9 east m
e milwaukee, land district, all containing xtv- Gilt acre
according TO government survey. JOSEPH l. Ellie
J0N b. JnsCY. Com'pt Soi'r. Sba-;T
Kenosha May 10th, l956. r6w4sl
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Highly Important from Kansas /!

ST. Louis, MAY ~
From the passengers Of the steamer Star OF
the HcSt, from Kansas, this morning, we learn
the following:
The boat lett Kansas Saturday. with Cover
nor hoblnson and family among the passengers
AT lexington. Mo, Gen. Shields, MIR. Savage,
and humber Ut the most respectable citizens
of the place, went OH board of The steamer and
notified Robinson they intended to dctain him
on the ground that he was fleeing from the ter
L tory to avoid an Indictment for treason, found
against him by the Grand Jury of the L. S.
District Court. Robinson said he learned from
one OF the Grand jury that an attempt had been
made to tind bill against him, but il had failed.
This did not satisfy the Committee, and on the
persuasion of Capt. Parkinson Of the boat aud
Mr.. Barnard OF Baltimore, lie agreed to remain
AID accepted lawyer. The Committee agreed
to send messenger to Kansas TO ascertain if
an indinctnent lad been found, If not, all the
expense Of his detention should be paid No
violence OF indgEity was offered Robinson dur
ing The proceedings.
Capt Adams cos municated the information
upon whch the Committee had acted.
Adyices from Lawrence OF the 9th, say that
Recder refused to appear before the Grand Jury
at Lccunptun. At the sitting Of the Committee
on the Sjh. writs served on him by The
Deputy Marshal for contempt. He appealed to
the Committee, but they decided they had no
power in such case. Howard and sherman
thought that Rceder was protected-by his pri-
vijicge. Oliver dissented, and said the Commit.
tee could not stand between him and the Mar
shai.
Reeder said that although his life was in dan
ger ut Lcconilton. he would remain on his pr-
viegc, but if they touched him it would be at
their peril
The Marshall left but was expected to return
on the 9th with dragons.
Judge Lecompton charged the grand Jury Oh
Monday. Five indictments Of High Treason
were fond against ali of the Sarte Officers and
members of the Legislature.
Dispatches at Leavenworth say that large
bodies of armed men are on route for Lawrence
for the purpose Of destroying evidence taken by
the (Onrfe sSionai committed
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Washir g+on News.

WASHINGTON, May 7.
The Pres;den; has sent an exccut i've nlessen-
ger to the Senate, Withdrawing the promotion OF
three deserted midshpmen, aud another for
d,nkcnesS at Key West so that his vessel was
compelled to leave him ashore. Their names
have not transpired.
Ex-senator c. Dawson, died at Greenboro,
Georgia, this morning, Of neuralgia of the head.
The second committee at conference in the de
iicieney bill, failed 10 agree to-day. The water
works and army appropriations seem to be the
only impediment. The Speaker will appoint
another committee tomorrow.
1t is said to-day, that letters have been reeeiy-
cd, shaving beyond doubt The complication
OF England in the affairs at Nicaragua, in having
ADVISED Costa Rca to no longer delay acting in
making war.
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Row in the Cabinet.

New York, May -
The Washington correspondent Of the Daily
Times tciegralhs as follows :-Washington,
May l2-We have some startling stories in re-
laton to tie condition of the Cabinet meeting.
The President aud Mr. Marcy disagreed so ser-
ously, the former in favor of Walkers Govern
mcnt that the Secretary Of State had determined
10 retire from office the moment the recognizing
Padre Vigil should become fact accomplished
am well satisfied That the disagreements upon
this subject have been very positive, and serious
doubts are entertained that they are likely to
produce a Cabinet disruption just on the eve of
the Cincinnati Convention.
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So MARINE. al
PORT OF KENOSHA
FOR WEEK ENDING NAY 10.


The Steamers Arctic, Trareller, and Clerelond,
form night line between Chicago and Sheboygan,
touching at the intermediate ports. They stop here
from each way nightly, little after midnight In
our marine list we shall not chronicle their regular
arrivals and clearHnces The following are the 9th
er arrivals and departures, for the past week:
Arrived.
May 9. Prop. Young America, Horrison Ogdens
burgh--l00 bbls beer
Mayfiower, -, Chicago
Prairie State, McHcnry, Ogdons-
burgh-l2 tons Mdze Blinn g.
+. w LYMAN
10 Schr, Col. Glover, Hoag Man;towoc. Go
III Lumber
II Schr. Two Charles, -. Wolf river
lumber.
Brig Sevastopol, Marshall Wolf river
80 cords single bolts
10 Prop. Illinois, Dickson, Buffalo-40 Wag
ons, so bbls water lime tins mdz
Stmr Niagara, Miller, Buffalo
Cleared.
May 8. Brig Sevastopo Marshall, Wolf River
Schr. L. B.-Nichols, Wood, -
Prop. Young America, HAIRS son, Chicago
Prairie State, McHenry, Chicago.
Mayflower Arthur, Buffalo, ton
Hams loo bbls pork
10 Schr Col Glover, Hoag Manitowoc
ID Two Charles, -. Chicago
Prop Illinois, d ckson, Chicago
Stnr Niagara, Mil er, Ci:Ceco
Ia Brig Sevastopol. Marshall, Chicago-loC
NJ. Brick.
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he nronDt!y dealt with We have heard of no
nerson in this section of country sympathizing
with this dsorganzing spirit, and we are sure
they must be few elsewhere. ~
In the state Of feeling which now exists among
the people, they sciH be united, and those who
seek to prevent the union will find themselves,
as they should, crushed in the effort.
Pierce and his Cabinet, according to all accounts
are seriously exercised ast now with reference TO
Walkers fllibustering government, down at Mica,
ragua--a portion wishing TO recognise the govern
lnent and another part refusing Tie opinion is that
the decision win betorecognsc If. Dougas goes in
strong for the fllibusers, and of course all Young
America goes with him. The programme just now
evidently e 70 make libustor;nga part of the Gin
cinnati platform and put Douglas on it. Think OF
the condition 10 which as a nation we are tending.
The right to buy and sell negroes and cnslave them
and to steal territory are in the of tie demo
craey to be the fundamental principles and objects
of the government. With what halo of glory this
viii invest ourrepubl can institutions and commend
them to the void and wi,h how much pride as
nation of slave dealers and land pirates, can each
and every individual lay claim to tie title Of an Anne
rean citizen. Will some slliIful casuist tell us how
much Letter shall stand under such c'rcpmstan
ees, with the Christian world, ian did he Algcrres
their palmy days of robbery by land and piracy
~ sea
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d [ T. d


In the town Of Somers kenosha county, on the morning
Of May Ith, after painful and proracted illness Mrs ANN
REID SMITH, wife of Mr.. Charles Smith, of that town
Mrs Smith native of Mains of Kinnlmo nth Aber-
de enre, Scotland; and this country some twelve
SINCE leaving her paterna home and friends
youth 10 share with her husband in this hemisphere
the untred vicssitudes of a newly settled region.
To this enterprise the deceased by nature and euca-
ton well adapted Her mind strong vigorous pa
tent and persevering and to this added
able and courteous, with personal ishents
than ordinary
Her re!igonof witch she profession in early life
was OF type, pure, ibera and trustfu avoiding all un-
due sectarians her great n manfcsy was to bless her
household daily to do good those ound her ana to
tribute what she could the honor glory Of her Cruel
fed Redeemer,
As mother, Mrs s. peculiarly earnest and anxious
to ead her children into the knowledge acceptance
Divine truth; often declaring that above things She de-
sired to see them embracing the go pei the hope Of The
Having thro the blessing Of kind Providence an abnd
of the things of this en her the church ever found
fast and reliable friend and the poor afflicted wise
counsellor ard generous benefactor.
Her funeral numerously attended the Presbyterian
Church, of which she member. and during solemn
religious services of the occasion, many wept The
brauce of her virtues and that they had aectonate
and faithful and christian friend Her bereaved husband
and relatives mourn her loss
precious in the sight Of the Lord the death ofls aiuts
fCOW
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KENOSHA
RE Al EST ATE OEEICE

For the Purchase and Sale of real EsrsTy-the
examination of Titlos-payment Of Taxes, aud Con
veyance OF Landed Property. Lots of lands kept
posted, without charge. unless sales are effected
Houses and Lots for Sale III every part of the Civ.
and varying in price from $500 TO $4,000
Farms e. Lands, in every Town in the County.
and on accommodating terms.
Money invested in the best of Landed Securities.
and at the highest markets rates of interest
Taxes paid, and Tax Titles compromised, and a
general agency for the management of liabilities
thus aceruing on Real Estate.
Maps and Copies of Papers neatly and correctly ex.
ecuted-Deeds and other Instruments drawn and
acknowledged
The undersigned having spent much time in exam
ming the records Of Racine Co. up TO the division,
and IN revising and correcting an abstract of the
same, Is prepared, at short notice to give reliable in.
formation with respect to everything calculated to
affect the tile to any lot parcel of land in the coun
ty of Kenosha. Office, ciM C2erk Of CircaR Court
Kenosha. July 10 So Iva s Y. BRANDE.
c1~s1t1.>,
Something all should Know, viz:
That Prof WooDs Hair Restorative will restore perfectly
both the gray and the bald every possible disease
the scalp both the color and the fading
ii soft glossy and wavy, extreme old age les
tfy to its nfabiy. See advertisements in another COL
umn and circular iangI
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Meeting Of the City Council of the City of Kenosha
a on Monday evening, April 81, 1856 il was
Ofet'ed-Ihat Street be laid out commencing thirty
eight s) rods south Of the northeast corner of the south
west quarter of section thirtv-one (3 to be four rods il
Street TO be called Garden Street
Kenosha May Y, 80 NOLNEY HIGHS Navor
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SURVEY OF THE LAKES. We understand that
me War Department have ordered Lieut. Col
kearney, OF the Lighthouse Board, and Captain
Mead, now in charge of the Typographical Sur
'vey, OF chesapeake and Delaware Bays, 70 duty
western Lakes, wee Cart Macogob and I.;ent
Reynolds, transferred. Col Kearney is well
known rs a resident in former wears amanr, MS
as the predecessor Of Captain Macomb- Detroit
ffae Press, Stk.
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Order Of TIC City Council.

Meeting Of the City Council OF the City of Kenosha
a OF May 3 1856, It was
OF"eTe" That Street be opened the centre Of W ci
shall commence at point four hundred and eighty 9A e
south Q" The northeast quarter Of section six CO. TOWNSHIP
one " range twenty three (Z the west linz Of te CITY
OF helcaha-ence east to kennsa Street 10 POINT :, =
eny feet south Of the southeast corner Of land sold
by j. T. Bishop 10 H. X. Toneysaid Street to be four
vide. N0LNEl HUGIIS, Mryor.
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Order Of the Eitv Go,n;,

Meeting of the City Council Of the City of KenosLa
on Monday evening, April q, 1906, it was
O'defed1hat Street be opened ON he west side of the
ground taken as the Depot for the Green BAY Milwaukee
and Chicago Railroad the southwest quarter of section
HFy,ohe {'l-sad street commencing the north line
of said southwes quarter, the centre of Grand Street at
point sixteen 6l rods Of the northeast corner OF
ad Quarter ard extending sothcry thirty eight s rods
said Street TO be four rods wide
kenosha, May II, IS. VOLNEY HUGIIS Mavor
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MARRIED..

On Monday the 18th inst at the residence of the
Brides father, by Levi Hanks, Esq, Mr. Charles
c. MILLER and Miss JULIA NJ. EASTMAN all of Plea
SAINT Prairie.
bright gold dollar accompanied the above. As
in value it is evidence of the generosity Of the par
ties SD in brightness trust ii may be typical of the
future that awaits them
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Chairman Republican, state Central Committee.
81 Dated al Madison April I'd 1856.
70 the Peoolo OF the TITLED States.

70 the People OF the Uniled States.
The People Of the United States without regard to past
political Gerences divisions, who opposed the
peal Of The Missouri Compromise, the policy OF he pres
snt Administration, the extension ~ Slavery into Sire Ter
ritorics, in f.vor Of the admission o kans3e
AID OF restoring The acton OF tbs Felre! Government
the principles Ct Washington SID i.es~e y..Gi is
the National Com'aee appointed ly the Pitt.bnygl Con.
Veitlon OF tbs 2s1 u Fofr-gy, 1865 to said escl
State three Delegates i'H eV.rv Co. g-,oGa D. rict
six Delegates IT large, ielt .. PHILADELPHIA On IN
Sersrtset3 dGB n JHac net, IL H Pfp"sc Vi
msndng candidates 70 te Supported f.c te cces ~ P.s!
deaf and Vice President o. ;i.e United States.
T. d. MORGAN New YORK
FRANCIS ?. BLAIR, Mary and,
JOHN II. NILES, Connecticut,
DAVID NILAiOT, Prnrsy lv4n.a,
A p. STONE Ohio.
WILLIAM NJ CltAlE, Rhode Island,
JOHN Z. GOODRICH, Massachusetts,
GEORGE RYE Vrripia,
ABNkR r. HALLORkLL, Maine,
l. s. LELAND, Illinois,
CHARLES DICkEY, Michigan,
GEORGE c. F0Gtf, New Hampshire,
A. J. STEN Ems, Iowa.
CORNELIUS COLE, California,
LAWEE.,CE pR..INKhD, Vermont,
WILLIAM GROSE, Iudana,
WTMAN SP00NER, Wisconsin,
c. II. X. PArfISON, New Jersey,
L. d. WILLIAMS, Delaware,
JOHN g. FEE, Kentuc'y,
JAMES REDPATH Missouri,
LEWIS cLEPIIANE Dist of Col,
Washington, March 81, 1866 National C0B7afae
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Hennolioan atata Convention.

A REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION win be held at
the Capitol, in Madison, Wednesday, tse 4th day Of june
A D. 1856, ct 2 O'Clock H. for the purpose Of choosing N
Delegates for the State large and three delegates Tor each
Congressional District to represent the State OF Wisconsin
in the Republican National Convention, to be holden in
Philadelphia in June next for the nomination oftwo
diates for Presidential Electors for te Stats atarge and
for the thorough reorganization of the Republican party in
the State.
Each Assembly district In the State wiz be entitled
delegates in said Convention.
In view Of the Importance of the approaching Presidential
campaign, and the necessity Of thorough organization the
COMMITTEES would urge upon the friends OF The through
out the sate the rropet of taksng ue date measures to
secure a full representation in this Convention
The Committee would respectfully suggest that the several
Assembly district conventions for the appointment OF dele
gates to he State Convention be held ~ O'Clock ~
Saturday, the 24th day Of May next
VA. A. WHITE,
Chairman Republican State Central Committee.
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Order of the city CounciI.

Meeting Of the City Council Of the City of Keposba
on Monday evening, April 81 1856, it was
U'""tU-ihat an Alley be laid through Block tween.
e FSt OF The City Of Kenosha said Alley to be twelve
Of said block o. ~ ''''e
henosha. May u. sc VOINFy III-crc 1r
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2. 90. V0LNFy UrEuS Atovor


steering OF the City Council of CITY Of Kenosha
hgia on Tuesday evening, May 10. 1856, it was
OF"tred-iha street be laid from east TO west hro'
he centre Of Block thirty the southeast Quarter OF
section thirty township two, north Of raj e
CD east in the Second Ward City Of Keucsba Said
Street to be three rods vide.
H. T. WEST, Clerk "'oi'
KenoSha. Nav 49, sc
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Mr.. Buchanan and the Democratic Gem
nlittee.

LANCASTER, PA, May 8.
The Committee appointed by the Democratic
Convention had an interview yesterday, with
Mr., Buchanan, when the latter formally accept
ed the nomination for the Presidency, and gave
his hearty approval of the resolutions adopted
by the State Convention.
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7 n { CITY B A NIX
OF KENOSHA.

oae O! the first organized the General Banking Law
of the State
VIII give immediate attention all Collections and bust
ness entrusted to it. Remances made for Collections on
day of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver Uncurrent Notes
bought and sold
Draw direct, in suit, the principal points OF
Great Britain, France Germany Holland Switzerland Nor
way Sweden, &c.
Interest paid Special Deposits
S. b. SCOTT A. CAMPBELL
tashisr. President
kENosut March It feh6
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~ Tie Grant 1ouaiy Herald gives most fate
I'ng account of lie appearance Of lie ran crers in
thas section Of he eaultrv
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herbert one 81 the California members az Con
eIcss, er lie Sh inst shot dead the head waiter at
Wizards hotel Washington. We have no particu-
lars at The time Of reuoiug this item.
Her5cri las leea held 30 bail ~, he sum OF Sloo,
eco, TO answer tie charge Of .nau.l u .h.er.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-15

MiIer. !he opposition 10 tue National Administra
ton, candidate has been chosen by the legislature
Governor of Connecticut Keadrick opposition
has been chosen Speaker Of the House
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Meetings arc being held IN New York City, to SYM
pahse with and render material aid to the " alker
Fi,libusiers
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Ia Ian;tow"c county there sle Il steam sawmlIs
- sew mills driven by water. aud ) Touring mills
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Warranted Superior TO all others or no
Pay.
IND THEY WILL STAND THE TESTt
Pronounced by the Medical Faculty to be the
best Cathartic Medicine yet discovered.
Mnur rIIEna,s LEE nlEnas unnr
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the Mayor Of Milwaukee pat his veto upon or
dinauce loaniug the city credit in aid of the Mwau-
Aec and Pcoit and Fox River Valley roads. This
win probably prevent The mid OF the city being at
present extended in favor of these enscrprses
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-15

iho groa' trat between Lantern and BUS, one mile
heats best three in FIVE, III harness forsl0 600 came
'' q" he f.h aver the Union course. Lantern won
tic Isl "rd, and 4th heats Time 235, 2,3ol, 1922
and y 81
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- PIANOS AND MUsIC.-We le.rn that Horace Waters
OF SO Broadway, y. Y, agent for Che sale of rnanv
OF the most celebrated makers ST Pianos and Meodeons
Offering them at prices which advise all desire to
aFali themselves Of opportunity not likely again t.
occur He is also selling his large and weIlknown Gaia
logue Of Music onehird from the regular prices
vii forward the free postage His offers the trade
teachers and schools Of the most favorable character
all Of which be win be able to FL to the letter having
wisely adopted the cash system The Horace Waters Pianos
are wen known among the best We enabled to sneak
Of those instruments with degree Of confidence from
persons knowledge OF their excellent and durable qa
ity-H J. EcInge1ia
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~ OLA sAEERaTEg, a superior ar Gle, for
I3.s2le tss-- -s4ARkME&EEER Sc. 60.
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solomon G.. Haven Fihnore's law partner, has
written letter inimating that Fillmore will accept
the Know Nothing nomination for the Presidency
and will not decline
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-15

HAS, Pitch and Resin. constantly ON hand, at
u STARkWEATHER
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Tie Chicago Democrat says tic banking house of
Preston c.. Of dat city is reported as having fail
ell The ~ issued bins Of hc Farmers & Planters
Bank of Georgia. large amount OF which were in
circulation and will no doubt prove dead loss.
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DR.. WIN. r. HAYDEN'S
Celebrated Improved Vegetable Furgativc
TT

Il L. -~s - -
Universally acknowledged by all who them to
decided the best remedy yet discovered for
all ordinary complaints, such
Dropy, Liver Complaint Janndce Loss of Appetite Ind
geston, Heartburn Sic Headache, Eruptiye Diseases
General debility, Irregularities Suppressons Nervous
ness, DroWsness, Fainness; Foul Stomach and all the
Diseases arising from morbid of blood and Stomach
As preventive cure the Fever ana Ague these
Pills stand at the head OF all other Medicines.
lyon have not used cm be advised Immediate
iy, and you viii find that they truly all what they
recommended to be, and far superior any and all others
Their virtues consist in the wel-knGwn fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING TIE
BOWELS C0STIYE.
They are Alternative, Restorative. and
Tonic.
Purifying the Bood,the great fluid Of lfeand giving
ste 9Th aud tone to the whole system No family should
be SINCE day without thenl their timely will pre-
vent much sickness and expense.
J. D. PUTNAM & Co., Proprc,o;s,
lowell, Mass.
F. ROBINSON Wholesale ana Retail Agent for Kenosha
IyicI +. SCAMM0N 4 o. General Agents, Chicago.
sTst House and Lot for Sale. szy@
s.u TnE undersigned having entered into such bus- :.
mess arrangements conpels to take I'D ls-
IN egbofing city (tor the time beii q offers
cr sale has Dwelling House. the Main and
Market Streets known the WinSor House The same was
bought cheap and ariH BE sold chedD.
Any one wishing ffst-class House at moderate price
Will do well to cali and examine the same
VIM MATToCKs.
Neho@'a May 18Th 1906 [45tEl
Poverty Poverty - po~ar+vttJ
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House and Lot for Sale.
Poverty! Poverty Poverty

LII Notes and Accounts, due DR.. A. ARR on the 18th
dy OF April A D. 1896, before The first
ia! Oh August next, or they viii be left for collection
Kencs}a, May 18TH 1856 4Stf ST.
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Fresh Ground Water Lime.
81 RECEIVED and for Sale, at the Middle Warehouse
, SAM HALE.
WATER LIME.

4 New Supply just Received and for sale at g.. %
"A per barrel, at
ELKINS WAREHOUSE.
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= We call TIE attention uf our readers to whit
j. Il. GtopINGs says with reference to the pextPrc.
s.Gcrcv. 1t viii be seea TO be III most honorable
eour 81 with The spirit and course Of some profezsod
republicans Il, tbs state who think with All Their
vanity will scarcely claim 30 be letter soldiers in the
ranks thaH lie 'as been