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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
SIMMONS & SON

Tins firm have received large share of their
summer supply Of goods, and have them ready
for their customers. In directing attention to
tAeir advertisement; we would say that of our
own knowledge there is nothing in it extenua
ted or exaggerated. Mr.. Simmons is an excel
Int judge OF goods OF all kinds-always selects
lis goods himself, and gets the best Of every
t-.u,, and as he buys judiciously can sell as
cheap rs any other establishment His old Gus.
t5:a Us need ne invitation to cali and see him.
bat II g., others it gives US pleasure to venture
the assurance. that if they will call, in looking
ioT place 80 trade, they will find tive are sure,
70 the'r pleasure. and we believe to their adj
t3rc.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
New YORK Nav II


Sailing Of the Herman-The steamer Herman
sailed at noon for Southampton and Bremen with
$50 passengers, and 81 ,1S7 900.
The Journal of Commerce says:-We learn
from the official correspondence as to Panama riot
that the English and French consuls had united
with ours in sending for men on both sides of the
IsthuuS to protect passengers and property from
any recurrence of outrages on the part of the in
hab,tants
Mr.. Hunter, the local superintendent, writes
that dispatches have been forwarded to Grey
town, by the various cousuls requesting the i'm
mediate assemblagc of force.
Col Totten, chief eng ineer, corroborated the
above advices, that the French consul feels as
warmly on the subject as the Americans although
but one of his countrymen was killed. We
have the same authority that our consul has for
warded to Washington mass of evidence con-
corning the late riot, tending to show the DELHI
crate criminality of the Panamanoes.
The Herald'S Washington correspondent says
a treaty has been drafted, which will secure pro-
lection TO American citizens in Nicaragua.
The Union will contain card of A. ID. Heiss
stating explicitly that he was not sent by our
Government TO Nicaragua with instructions to
Mr.. Wheeler limiting 10 Mr.. Walker that If
Padre Vigil was sent to Washington in place
Of Col. French he would be recognized.
The official announcement of the reception is
not yet made. The Union this morning is silent
upon the subject.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
New Clothing.

D"an & Hawley, at the establishment late of E. +
Francis, have been receiving new supply of sea
sonable goods. That establishment had excellent
reputation in all respects under the late proprietor
and we have doubt whatever but it win continue
under its present management to deserve that repu-
tation, and will increase its patronage.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
Land Grants to Wisconsin.

We find the following in ele late Congress.
Sional news:
HoUSE.-Mr. Bennett of n. Y, from the com.
mittee on public lands reported bill appro-
priating l.04S 900 acres of land to Wisconsin
for the construction of three railroads therein
embracing 500 mies-an Intellectual motion was
made to table the bill, by vote of 81 to 76.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
Great Excitement in Kansas.

81. LOUIS, May ~.
The steamer Netr Lacy arrived last night from
St. Joseph. She brings intelligence that the
people of Kansas are responding TO Shannon 5
proclamation in large number, 5000 men armed
and assembled at Lecompton, 400 at Franklin
were to leave Kickapoo for Lecompton with two
cannOns. All are well armed and proyisioned
Great excitement is said to prevail and battle
anticipated shortly.
Vigilance committee of Kansas City, Satur-
day, took of of steamer Arabia, large field
piece consigned to Lawrence
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

LARGE EGGS.-The hens have made n won
dortui start this summer in the egg business
Judging from some few specimens we have seer
OF that kind of fruit. T. f. Cooley left one il
our Sanctum week or two since, the product
ot common hen, the dimensions of which we
have forgotten, but which we recolect was O
extraordinary size. Mr. Daniel Sykes of Som
ors, brought in couple day or two since
measuring respectively :! by 63, and u by 81
inches
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
DETROIT DRY DOCK IRON WORKS.

TNIlE UNDERSIGNED would most respectfully announce
to his patrons and the public generally that having
ed the above named establishment, Situated the De-
troit Water Works he is prepared build High and
Low Pressure = II e a Nj " " q 10 -,
Of every description, and of any desired power
having great variety patterns from stationary Engines
both high aud low prcssAre, Of the, improved plans
which artcu r'y adapted 20 Mil and Mining pprpos
es. Also general assortment Of Mill Gearing Patterns TO-
gether VIII Patterns for Propeller Wheels Engines 81
severa GtGiCg Paerus, Columns, Caps, SBs LIN
tails AZ yaria Is styles, both plain and ornamental.
PART .na attention will be paid steamboat proreie
Mill a.! Mining work; also BaCkSmthug and all kinds Of
Wrousht Iron work.
The subscriber beisg Practical Builder ~ Machinery
and the huve named establishment being of heda
in this country he feels confident is ability to exlcutg
all ordjFs confded to his hands wan dep.tUh AID z. tG
best manner .. ..-Hi
ca SI'TN q s Of every kind turned cat on
the shortest notice.
Plans and specifications of merry furnished :hos
notice. OrdersrespectfIlly solicited
12w40 i .4-" a@ .C1fAS KFTIOUG.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
City Dreoee Launched

The New City Dredge was launched yesterday afternoon
She went into the water not with all the grace beauty
Of the swan, but then presume she will be just
viceabe some crafts of confines and beauty.
The machinery about ready for operation and the
will be started in a day or two:
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

80 Wa call the attention of our Republican
Electors of this district to the call for a Mass
Meeting al tho Court House on Saturday, May
"ist. An important Campaign is now opening.
II should be started right, and the way to do it,
is for the Republican Electors to attend to the
primary meetings.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
Congressional.

Washington, May 10.
SENATE-Messages were received from the
President, rotoing bills for improvement of Mis-
sissippi River and ST. Clair Flats
Mr.. Sumner addressed the Senate on Kansas
affairs
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
EDWARD MOLCoTr.


PROF. o. j. WoOD: As about manufacture ans
yend recently discovered Hair Restorative, WI state
or whomsoever may concern, that have used i, and
known others to it that have fer several leas.
in the habit Of using o'fef iFsir Resoratiye and ta A
yours vastly superior to any other know. II ctrsl7
ceanse the head Of daEGru3 With one months proper
use, will restore persons hair TO the original youtu
color and texture giving healthy and glossy an
pearance and all this, without dsco.oring hands
apply IT, or the dress which drops. would therefore
recommend its use to every DESTROYS Of having Gns
color and texture to hair,
Resnectrlllv WILSON KING
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
CITY COUNCIL.
MONDAY, May 10Th 1866.

OlONDAf, May l0L0 1CBU!
Council met this evening. go,
Present-the Mayor and all of the Aldermen
Minutes of previous meeting read and hp-
proved.
A Communication from Board of Sehou1 G5m'
missioners was received notifying Council OF
the resignation of City Superintendent OF
Schools, and their acceptance of the same.
Whereupon Aid. Scott moved that the co unell
proceed to Elect a Superintendent to n the
vacancy caused by the resignation of VIM Mat
tocks ESqr., which was agreed to, and the bal
lofts being passed. John Gridley was found
to had received the unanimous vote of the Coun-
Gil and was declared duly Elected to fill said of
fee for the remainder of the term
The following claims were consid cred and al
lowed
NJ Clark, care and attendance on sick
Pauper $15,00
Treasurer money advanced for materials
for Dredge 4I,95
Bradley Kelley, work on Dredge. 57,97
John Gibson, Painting motto es for Main
ST. bridge. northumberland. 600
p Spe!lman, for work &putting up no.
tice on Main ST. bridge. 300
Hiram Leach, Labor on Dredge- 1862
| Charles Leet, +" 9,75
| I'll. Emmons, 1000
j. Lothrop Jr., 4" 1876
F. Rose, I" d" 27,0O
E. NJ. Kinney, Funeral Expense of Pau
per, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
c. Burchell, Supplies on Pauper account ii ,25
N. Crotscnburgh, Services as Constable, Loo
f. Rounds, Hau ling timber for Dredge, Lila
t. Quinan, Costs, against City,. 2,8l
p. Meish, Drayage-removtng nuisances
&c, 19, 81
D. Crosit Iron work on and for Dredge, 3>,59
S. King, Stationery. 2Ils
A Bill of w. S. Strong, for setting trees on
Cemetery was referred to committee on claims
On motion of Aid. Deming it was agreed tC
allow j. Flynn the sum of $40 and release hin
from the amount claimed for benefits assessed
upon his lot from the opening street from
Mechanic to Kenosha st. across lot Is, upon hi,
Quit claiming such portion of his lot taken by
such street
l The Jury on the matter of the extension O
Main St. reported
i That the extension of Main St. from soutl
side of Blocks as and AZ to south side of Bloch
81, was necessary, but that they found no dam
ages or benefits to accrue from said Extension
! Which report upon motion of AID Deming wa
accepted.
, Aid Deming then moved that the report b,
adopted, which was agreed to, and the Stree
declared open from-the south side of Blocks Al
and AZ to the south side of Block SO, according
to the report of the Jury. = = =
Aid. Paul moved that the Clerk be instructed
, to draw Orders for the amount due w. S Strong
for bad descriptions, TO bear interest at 10 pc
ct, till the 1st of January 1857.
Aid Deming moved, that Aid. Fish from Com
mittee on Finance have longer time allowet
, him to make his report in regard to the appoint
ment OF fish Inspector, which was agreed to
Aid Paul from Committee appointed to re
wise the ordinances made report which wa
accepted, adopted, and ordered published
On motion of Aid Deming the Committee OIL
Finance was instructed to prepare an Ordinance
on the subject of Harbor and Railroad Tax.
Council then adjourned till Wednesday evening
at u o'clock.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
r. H. DEFINING, County Ger.

- We are assured that the articles in our
CITY papers of last week in relation to that
pleasure sail in the fishing boat on the proceed
ing Sunday, are an entire mistake. The boat
WAS not upset-the occupants were not pitched
.ato the water-no person was supported by
hoops, or wadcd ashore. The boat went ashore
a:d was drawn safely on to the beach, and its
occupants stepped on to dry land without wet
ting their feet. We make the correction with
pleasure
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
WILSON KING.
81. Lonks. .Llns %. 1Ssa.

~ LonEs, juno %, 80
Prof WooD: A. you abon. prepare and yeud yopr
recently discovered Hair Restorative and yCu request
opinion Of it. viii STATE, that my hair was, few
ago, very and after using bottles Of yonr
storatiye, 1t resumed It's original color and app
cation all dandruS has disappeared from my head. aid
have been troubled ith dsa reeablc itching scalp
satisfied that those who will not regret IT, ~ 10
gives the appearance of having been recently oiled s
prepared therefore, to recommend its TO all who
srous Of having beautiful head Of hair
| am Sir, yours, etc. II. l.. STEWART
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

~ The schooner Aretu'Us, Capt -, is taking OF
Of 1000 bushels of wheat this morning. at the mid
die pier for Buffalo
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
MUST ENLARGE.

We should have enlarged our sheet before this
but an enlargement involves the necessity Of
purchasing a Power Press" and power press
costs a power of money, difficult to be achieved
by an Office doing an ordinary business, which
has heretofore compelled us to delay. But our
business presses upon US SO that we can delay
10 longer. We must enlarge, and for that pur-
pose have ordered press and other material
necessary, which will be along accidents ex.
eepted, in three or four weeks. Whilst we in.
tend to give our readers a sheet equal in size to
any in the state, out of Milwaukee, we hope tc
make it creditable in its typographical appear
ance and acceptable in its contents.
Aud we wish to say in this connection conf
dentially to our readers, that we have venturet
upon this expense after looking carefully at oul
books, and calculating confidently that a large
proportion fnot all of the amounts there appear
ing due, could and would be realized. We trus
those indebted will not permit us to be disap.
pointed as their dues are our sole reliance tt
meet this outlay which will not be less than on,
thousand dollars.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

{. L, Ely, has received a large and nice lot
al new goods III the boot and shoe line. His
stock embraces the very latest and choicest
styles Of Men and Women's wear. Call and
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
PENSION LANDS {!
HTNA INSURANCE CO.
or HARTFORD CONN



EHAVE the pleasure conforming the dealers viii,
this Company and the public generally, that 81
view OF the vast increase of business during the
past year, its cash capital has been increase 5cG
600. Fhis together with the large surplus ahvav9l
kept on hand in cash and the enormous receipts NJ
premiums It's regular and established business at
tords its policy holders an indemnity much greater
than any other insurance Company in America
The business of this companyiS conducted n fair
and liberal principles and Losses always prc pat
fly paid IL cash The undersigned in entering upGu
tie 18th year of lis agency for this company IN ihis
upon its remarkable success and the innortan, ~.
crease of It's capital and business, which tngatLst
with the manner in which its business il conducted
places 1t on basis beyond the reach of any onnfin
geney short of 4 simultaneous ooufagrGtion Of the
country.
All applications for insurance. Of information In
reference thereto will be attended To with the a9sA
punctualit! heretofore. Rates as low as apy ti
or responsible Office.
KenoshH, Feb. Is, S. L. G. MERRILL
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

:: n. n. Qggce, Tandalla. ~ e.. -

PROF. WOOD
DEAR Sin: take pleasure in bearing voluntary esCmo-
ny to tie excellence Of your liar Restorative TN months
ago 1y hair very gray. 1t is dark brown Dls
original color smooth and glossy. Tire only application
have made to it, has been the Hair Restorative pre-
you and which, from the my own case can nos.
cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully Yours, EDWARD WOLCOTr.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

DEAR SIR by hair had for several years been becom-
Hg premAarely accompanied by harshness which
rendered he CONSTANT application Of oil necessary
Ing It, When ccpnnencsd ssinF your Hair Restorative,
about two months ago 1t vas in that condition. ard having
continued to it until within tie last f.E weeks TIA
turned to its natural color, and s0Hts. and
ire greatly to be preferred TO those produced by the ap
cation Of oils any other preparation have us.d
regard as an indispensable article FOR every a4g's to
whether Ia be used Hair Restorative, FOR the rIlc
purpose Of dressing beauty the hair You per
mission to refer 10 me all any doubt of per
forming all that is claimed foi ii. MRS. c. SIAONDS,
CINCINNATI Ohio, Feb. 1851. IA T.hist.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

Nc~,rs. LEVI GRANT and f. w BIINN, have
boon elected Directors Of the Kenosha & Beloit
e. Il. Co., in the place of Messrs. II. b. lows
lee and G. Trusdell, resigned. They will make
aative and efficient members of the Board.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
e the Aeaessorg of Kenogha County

Ii Is proposed that the several Assessors of Ike
a.-ua County hold meeting for consultation al
natton's in Paris on Monday 2nd day of June next
q. TO, \. VI. As may be able to render You some
..fe service, viii ondcavor to be present and fur
a,sh You the requisite blanks.
L IL nENIING Cnuntu Clark
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

~ They say all great bodies move slow, and
that viii probably account for the moderate
pace at which the work on our Western Rail
road progresses. We presume the Director:
and officers Of the Company are doing all they
can and as fast as they under the circum
stances, and that no blame can be attached tC
thom. There are many things to be done, il
the way Of negotiating collecting subscriptions
&c, before the work can be got fairly under
way, which those uninitiated can have but little
conception Of, or they would be less disposed tC
find fault
Mr. Burroughs is at work upon his bridge con
uact, and will have it completed at the time cal
led for in his contract, the 1st of July.
The completion of the grading section l
has been let to Messrs. Trevtt & Cot be com
p!ctod by tie middle of July.
Section is under contract to Mr.. s. S Derby
Sire, TO be done at the same time lie has been
at work with small force, for some time.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
TAKEN LIP.

ID ROKE into the enclosure subscriber in the city Of
ID Kenosha the Tannerv 81 Rome and Potter.
about 1 OF May, 1s56, white sow, supposed he
10 months old The is requested to prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take the SANE away.
T p. POTTER
Ea-f=' Hav - 80 iv
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
Hnterfo,rn. -l1tss. .Mnn l. Iss4.

WUTFTiOfff3, .UNsF a7UU > I0s4
PROF. o. J. WOOD: Allow 10 attest the virtues ana
magic powers your Hair Restorative Three months since
being exceedingly gray purchased and reef
bottes il coon began 70 tell in restsrne the
silver locks native color and the hRr which
fore dry and harsh, and falling on became and CLOS
y and ceased faIg the dardruG dsa afed sd
,cap al the disagrteable itching aLoyifg before
and now, not only look, bat feel young again.
Respectfully yours, etc. CHARLES WHITNEY
s- Sold ia Market street, g. Louis Missouri sIt
Broadway, New York and by all Druggists elsewhere. ~
kinds Of family patent medicines for sale he Best pnsf-
bic terms Professor Woods Establishment ia Market
Street, -. Louis
s2 sod'here by Nh The Druggists and ctt.rers
prices Wholesale and read Milwaukee and Ciirsvo.
KF' 3U1
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
c AR p EFT S

= r ]
A LARGE stock of Superfne Ingram, Brussels 4
IN Velvet Carpets almost here to he sold cheap
when they arrive. Z. w. BLINN.
May Z, 1856.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

LII Persons indebted to IcS son, are requested 70
Asette without delay q our demands have been due
loRg time and tLv MIST be paid. Those wishing pur-
chase Goods viii find our asortment Of Goods aud Prices
low. Cali and examine them zzI
KenOshas Nov. Il, $50.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-29

This confirms what we have given as our
opinion. The Buchanan Party intend to
make their great struggle in one or two States
in the North, calculating that with the en-
tire South, and one or two Northern States
ofsome magnitude, they can elect their "Cin-
cinnat Platform" At almost any other time
there might be some hopes for them. But
now, when the whole country is rising with
more than 1910 enthusiasm, even this GREAT
CORRUPTION FUND of the Slave Power, which
will be drawn principally from the northern
office holders, cannot save the cause of Slave
ry extension. The first has gone forth. The
Slave Power may succeed in getting Kansas
before the people can reach them, but its wall
over an unwilling subsection will be answered
by the death groan of the subjugators under
the blows of tho free men of the Union.
Adrian Expositor.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-29
@

cause, in the hour when slavery bid high for
the birth-right Of freedom in Michigan, prom
ising to make President of one Of her citi-
zens, there were found those who despised
"the men Of pottage," and spat upon the po-
litical Esau, who settled the terms Of the
bargain.
Whenever vituperation and general oblo-
guy takes the form Of distinct charge, sus-
tanned by adequate proof, it will be time
enough to meet and examine it, and until
such time, contempt and silence are the only
answers which comport with selfrespect or
duty. There is one ground more, common
to this entire ticket, upon which, at the time,
it may not be deemed improper to urge the
reflection Of the Republican State Ticket -
They have attained familiarity with the rou-
tine of their respective duties, and can now
perform them with greater accuracy, prompt
ness and efficacy, than any newly constitu-
ted administration could do. We feel, simp-
ly and collectively, the just and great respon-
sibility which rests upon them, and knowing
well that much will be required Of them, are
prepared, and fully competent to redeem the
public expectation to its fullest and most rcas-
enable extent.
The State needstw years more ofprudent,
careful, energetic administration. Shall she
have it2.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-29
Gsy- The last Flint Citizen informs us that

EE The last Flint Citizen informs us that
Alderman Mather, DR.. G. w. Fish, T. A..
Young, Attorney at Law, and Geo. Smith,
Esq, all hitherto prominent Democrats,
have since the nominations came over to
Freedom and Fremont. With the three first
named We have long been personally acquain-
ted and know them to be men Of intelligence
character and influence. The Citizen also
says that VIM. H. Sweet, Esq, of Saginaw,
formerly editor of the Democratic paper in
that county, and II. s. Penoyer late Demo-
cratic Prosecuting Attorney of Saginaw Co.,
may also bo set down as among the recent
recruits. So the good work goes on.
Lansing Republican.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-29
ny Judge Gilbrath, for many years a

HI Judge Gilbrath, for many years a
Democratic leader in North Western Penn
sylvania, said, about week since, that the
stampede towards Fremont, in that portion
of Pennsylvania was beyond belief in calcu-
lation. The masses having received the idea
that it is not true Democracy to assist in the
extension Of slavery, leaving the ranks by
hundreds, and there is no telling where the
detection will stop.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-29

Santa Anna, the cx.Dictator Of Mexico,
is living in great style at Tobacco, four miles
from Carthagena, in New Granada, South
America. He is said to be worth 81, 900, 900.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-29

Buchanan offered, in Behalf of our Govern
mcnt, million for Cuba, and authorized the
doubling Of the sum. He desired to extend
the area Of Slavery. M
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-29

Mr.. Ellsworth, formerly Commissioner Of
Patents, has nearly four thousand acres of
corn planted this year on his farm near La
fayettc, Ind
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-29

CoME OUT FROM THEM. Mr. Dunn, prom
iscnt Democrat Of Kent county, at meeting
at Grand Rapids, day or two since, dccla-
red himself for John G. Fremont.