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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

WAUKESHA STONE CoMPANY.-The Plain
dealer says; We learn that this company has
purchased Steam Engine for the Stone Quarry,
and as soon rs the Spring opens it is TO be put
up with I2u saws, for saving cut Building
Stone, Tomb Stones, &c
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

The steamer Baiic which arrived at New
York on the 9TH inst, brings Liverpool dates to
the both ult., and the following items of intelli-
gencc.
The London Times announces that the 9TH re.
gimcnt and battalion Of rifles are about to be
dispatched to Canada, and several other
giments viii follow, 50 rs to concentrate
powerful force in that country. 1t is rumored
also, that almost every regiment attached to
home service has received instructions that their
services may be required in Canada.
The money market continues extremely tight
demand being in excess Of supply. The new
loan is annouuced-f5,000 600, with a funding
Of cXchequer bills to the extent of t3,OO0,00O,
az those amounts have to be paid in five INSTALL
mcnts in the course of two months. The de
mand viii doubtless continue active and make
market stringent Cousols improved in conse
qucncc Of the announcement, to 81 ], afterwards
declined to ia9 2, at which quotation they
closed.
The Rothschiids ii is said have taken the
whole OF the new loan. There is much gossip
about the peace conference. Baron Bruno is re-
ported To have said that Russia is sincerely de-
slrcus of peace, but it peace hc not made within
three or four weeks at the iarthcst from the OPEN
ing OF the conference, serious difficulties might
interfere with the final settlement Of the qucs-
ton.
Lord Clarendon had private interview with
the Emperor Immediately OH his arrival III Paw
is.
The Dukc Of Norfolk is dead
a mullatto girl was found socrcted board
the ship .fst0r, which arrived at Liverpool from
New Orleans
FRANCE, The article in the Assembly Ma
tiona touching some defensive works to be CON
structcd at Portsmouth, England. has elected
some remarks, and is looked upon as an e1hibi-
tion of French jealousy.
AUsTRIA.-Somc additional particulars Of tho
forth coming Austrian amnesty had transpired.
1t will with few exceptions. be unconditional,
and will be made known individually to those
Immediately concerned. Those who choose can
resume their citizenship, and be put in posses
sion of their legal rights.
RUssIA.-TheiEmpero brother Grand Duke
Nicholas, was married to the Princess of Olden-
burgh, Alexandria Pctrowna.
Among the passengers by the Baltic, is Is. q
Hughes, the inventor of the new telegraph,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

FoSD DU LAC CHARTER ELECTIoS.-The
Fond gu Lac city charter election was held on
the 18th, and resulted in the choice of ID. E Hos
kinS. democrat, for Mayor, by majority of 30,
over NJ G Darling, peoples candidate. The
rest Of the democratic licked was elected by
about the same majority.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

MENTAL ACTRIrY.-A vacant mind invites
dangerous inmates, as a deserted mansion tempts
wandering outcasts to enter, and take up their
abode in its desolate apartments.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

A"BGrsso,c'' PrecedeHt-Hr. Ryan, in the course
OF his very able argument on the Demurrer read
from The Waukcsha De3aoc1-at sLo following account
If a paralla ease to Dir. Barstows which recently
came off at Mr. Burstows home This "sato lreco
dentifit did not convince the Court fairly cOnyus
ed the audience.
- novel case came off before Justice Cook. last
week which severely tested tho power of the Cont
Three persons arrested and brought before blii
for an assault and battery One oi the Defendants
was also Justice ofthe peace. The case e"no on To
be tried and the defendants lawyer pleaded the
jurisdiction of the Court. The official defendant
claimed that ho was "a coordinate branch OF tho
Waukesha iudciary-thui he had equnl power with
Justice CoOIl-at tho distinction between tho "ihco
and the officer aHicrc fiction DC. The defend
ant also claimed that having jurisdiction IN such
cases himself be was his judge ms To whether an
assault and battery had been socoInmtcd or not,
and that justice Cook having appellate jurisdc-
ton he could entertain Ills and the defcnant
quietly intnated To the court; that in Gaze he AZ
snned jurisd ction that the Naukerha hook and lad
der company would Be called out and tho Judgment
OF the Ccur be resisted The defendant in order 10
nainta.B his position brought into Court ana citeu
as authorities tie speeches made IN the case OF bash
ford w Bar-iov n Madison. The complainant sec
ing the delicate position of the Court and the ev-
idenf doubt a. 10 the jurisdiction, withdrew from the
prosecution
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

COLDER & DENSMORE.

Chancery, will attend faithfully to al business en-
trusted to them
{ q ELkhOrH, ItIaIsrorth C0Unty, Wisconsin.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
VOLNEY FRENCH,

ATTORNEY & C0UNSELLOR-Latso of Keno
aha, WjS.; will visit most of the countries of Eu-
rope during the year 1855 Any professional or
kee or with Ii. +. ScHoFF, Esq, attorney and
Linguist, Konosha, will be promptly attended to.
nt.}vl5tf.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
H.NnAN -. GNGE.

BOOTS. Shoes, Leather, findings, &c Every va
ricty uf every article pertaining 10 their business
may lie had at them at the lowest prices. Custom
work to order. Leather for sale. Hides bought,
&c. Sc. See advertisements.
KE~oSHA VS. Main street.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, AND BATHING
SALOON-OPposiie C,iy Hotei, Mann ST, ke-
noska, EVls. 5g' Hair Dyes, Restorativcs Porfu.
merry, and Shaving Soaps kept constantly ON hand
aud for sale. , = Old RazOrs sharpencd aud re
paired IyrIIvl5.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
STXRKWEATTIf3R 4 CO.,

Insurauces effected on reasonable terms Collection
promptly made, and personal attention given to tn
sale or purchase of property in this market Ign
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
GAsKILL, CuAMlsERLIN X CO.,

AUCTION aud Commission Mcrchants-Real estat,
and Produce Brokers' and Dealers III Coal.
QUARLES' BLOCK,
Corner Maja ami Pcari SIS. opposite DHykec House
KenOsha, .--.....------------W iscOnsin.
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w. :. HOYT. NJ. d.,

HOMGOPATHIST-Wou respectfully tender bis
Professional services i'll its various branches to the
Citizens of kenosha, and its vicinity. - Office
and residence ON Main st. nearly opposite City Ho
tel. nlvl6. KENOsHA, WIS.
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=. D. PETIT,

LAwYER-I-ss- Office, KENosnA CITY, Wis Re
sideuce, Willow BROOK FARM, Somcrs. 70 Sc
psral fmprored and UntmPr0rcd Farms for sale.
nIVl6
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
.IOSIAII BOND.

ATTORNEY at Law, and Pension and Bounty Land
Agent Is agent also for several of the best eastern
Insurance Companies. B7Sce advertisements.
n39vl5 VI
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
l.. a.. MERRILL,

NSURANCE-IIe is agent for various companies
of undoubted credit, and is prepared to issue poll
cies ON Life and Property, ON favorable terms
s9See advertisements
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
EDWARD IL. RUDD,
GEORGE w. DAY.

NGRAVER-On Wood and every kind of Metal.
MAIN ST...--.......-..-..-KE NOsHA, WIS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

FIRE IN IANCASTER.-The Store of Mr.. Il.
Caliiss in Lancaster Grant Co. was destroyed
by fire on the evening of the 59th ult. Most of
the stock was saved. Loss 1000. AID no in
surance.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

- In 1890 there We're 3,504 persons in the
employment of the government exclusive of tie
army and navy. In 1854, 35,i56.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
vVHE. s. sL0CE1E,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW VIII
attend to collections. General Insurance Agent
Cash viii be advanced ON good paper and on Pro
duce if desired
Also, Dealer in Produce and Exchange.
KENosuA, February -, -Iy36
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Rates OF Advertiisnu.

One square, ltransient) first insertion 81 90
Subsequent inser IS
One square, three months os
One square, six months ....5 90
One square, one year, ....SO 90
One fourth of column, three months. :...5 Op
Onetourih of a column six months, os
Ohe'ie9fthot column, one year. -..-...15 90
One-half column, three months, 90
One half column, six months, ..l5 90
One,half colunn one year. 90
a whole column one year. so oe
- The TRIBUNE TELEoRApH, prints and ear
culates over twelve hundred copies per week. four.
hfths of which are in Kenosha county, which makes
II very desirable medium for advertising.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
MRS. :. SCRIRNER.

MILIINERY-Wshcs to inform the Ladies of Re
uosha aud surrounding country thar She has ON
hand and is constantly receiving the latest styles Of
BOmuci~, Ribbons, and millinery Goods,
Generally which she will sell at reasonable prices
All kinds OF Bounets bIcachcd' pressed, and put in
order at short notice by new, expeditions, and
1routy improved method Store Rounets lined and
trimmed a. a fair price. II II
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Shmdte oes oan,eu SnC1ems

o'"8mrB OSn Gom: 4. vt N m . @sa., @tses tbumer DOR 81 m.
"pS 'eruen1ter rDsumattfDer Sal6e. "
6rn s,th o,,.. Baltimore, 90, Wedr. 1853
%". ~ Vaaee. - 8sret4t mtr sum erptt,n 0trurd.
5th, mttn 3ei8nte ben bteIen anbten an ISnn1sn ESr Ss,ssrS
9 sat alnttar ets Or, 9na!mer, ansurttbsn. coon p tneS
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s1nSH rnt1r. so n9bm init ieDem Gage n1epr al. gp6t.
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.Tafm9'r Gtrereen mar. sd fupt MID nun DSGia ssre,etnt
snr mn gatfnt aPPettt une nsbmel rben Saa ,u uno BIN roIi
gsnna, um tr8enb stre Qrbctt ~ psrrintrn 81, T,r, y" r. go
al@.msrS 1t nttth@ gpanber get mir cent It, milne 6ort
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V'SP"p "@ea S't03aeta btfits Mtttel t r66fen Srobe, "
~. (. TIM nj ., Str. 1873 Eopette arats. V
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WDmpIih unO Nobewalo,

---|-- WEHtIUIs VNtWTNI VUN y. d. UI9UIU. "
OmmtfftUns., Sptbttips>, @elb-, @eafeG-u u.
sd tfff~abrteGef6Gf
SIR. IS, graft, Ode pcn Mlbemdrlefr.,
gebt I9edlet in ~beiebteen Betr1gen unb Sibten, au Dem n~tebrts.
ten Gourls, auf ale bsoenteaeen 0tte Der psrl3iecensn beuti4sn
5taoten, 8eleien, 9paanb, 6rantreb, Der S6pet3 &c. &C.,
befprst @elo. Nu6Satluneen unO SeIb-@instebunsen auf Qn-
petfunsen Ueer @plnna&ten IN alien @e8enben Oteier ednSer, 10
pte in Sen Ser. Stadten unb Ganao1;
ntmmt @elper in ~teliebisen suamen ron IS aufmdrts sesen
Shutting tn &mpfans unb lGBt ben QDertb in iepem ~beGebt9sn
Srte a%uSSdblen 2 g g. ~ a 81 i HH.s
b~efOrpert peripnen nt4t aGein BON ben perf6tebeneu 96fen,
fOnbern aud pSn alien an ben 6auptSerfetrltraeen @urUpa's
~belesenen Stattpnen bterber, uno pn bieraus tn's SSnnere Imes
rtt1'S mn ~umsefebrt mad europa; ... ..r r.
Iberninmt bic 8erlenbun9 ppn 9adeten nnb @itern mad aGen
@eeenben tleinere 9afete, ais Dl8uerrepty8 &c. werpen be in
traen6 tinem europati6en 6afen fir 81 IL Gt8. unb mad jebem
~beliettsen Erte i'm Snnern Deutf6Ianos fur S1.5( Cts. b eiDret.
@eddFtsfuaben pom WtprgenS 8 Bis Nbenb8 % ubr. Spnn-
tags BON s Bis II ubr Wtpr8enS. 26ip-
q. Ypmplib. e4tEtr e s. 5. RPbewatb.
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a. Der 9rrEe 8aN neblf Q(usIpiemng

SGn &letDerl4ranten, sinserabmtea 3tlpern uno SPieasla in
Vpior1pmen &C., miro nj ut Den %. Junudr IN Der 2tctl rnora-
pate, i%onbern BEN 10. 6ebruar in Der g0a1pingtpn1aae a~bgsbAts
ten iper4e1. &tdet$ a 30 GtS. fUp Bah unO Nu8ipteun8 lno
o. me- 3e'tel an9el9lagsn, unb BET lnterSei6netem. gu baben.
Au4 met1en Idiots fur Ausipeune unb SAT- Il 50 Cts. un0
ant aastn THr ben Sda 8altig fir % Gts. an bcr Cafe ST paben
letn. s. g a 6mdnn,
2M Sbdrfes Ctr 300.
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Deutlde Gpnbitprei ull0 2ebffidnerei.

@Qe SDrten BON beutfGen @~irnbereer unb 8aGeler 2ebtuGet
felbtt fabrtJrter @bDfpldoe, 2~etpSt9er @alnus unb 70 fprt, retGs
ais DpmtnpS, 8arten, 9prtentpnrates, g8tfOen. unb 81 Dr.
gDdaren, 0cttps unb ~un;6tli9e anbere @egenitGn6e werben To-
nptl i'm @rpBen ais inn &letnen sertauft. MuSpirtige 8etet-
lun8en rerten f6nea unb punttlt4 befpr9t. SONNET pater
aaO Relu@st fnet@ Eager. @eU. SteB mann,
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@DaS. &refie,
g8 I'D SIN Der, @tut- unb @aIan tertesMrbetter,
SIR, 205 @antpneNpenne, Sets Qptnt,
%empfebtt f6 benz @nblttunr SUR Nnfertigun8 AFTER 1T btefes Sad
etnidlaeenpen Nrteiten, ais:
8a4sretnbdn6e aaer Nrt, ~bausrbaft unb gut setunben Gar
~ntrun9en ppn Sttfereien IN 9prtenpnnaies, @tutS unb ATE
9aiantertesA rbetten, eei6madppa unb gut %9earbeitet aat
Mrter pom Sepeirg-, 5anc9s uno Stpre : Spre5 perben aut
Beteauns i6nel a%us9efubrt; Stlber merben Ginger bmt.
6erner empfeble ib elm id6nes Mhprtement ppn Spietraa.
rem, 8anc9sIrtifeIn, Grttnin9s, Sptelnaaren, YarfImerte,
Seweaerte, Ntppiaden, Wefern, Spieseln, 8Gmnen, &ccpr'
pepnst tteiinlauen, Rptenpapter &C. &C,
0y- Sttdereten &C. werben in aQen 5dnc9- Nrtifen, fpmtegprtt
mpnnates &c. 8eltmafppa 8arairt. = Stt,se unb prpmpte BE-
6tenun8 per6en 3u8eF6ert. @918. &refle,
Mn3nt 205 Canton Nr. 5 Ihiren ppu broadway
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~ Ga8 benz @eten unb Sipelt. czsan>
So Baltimore mnO SbtO' HE444#s:

- VIZ ~
Gdmben Station, @~annbenEr. 5ptf6en 5pwnre' unb @utdwit.
brau6t nur "a Stun6en 3ett str. Baltimore uo cincinnati.
3wet d nell3Ige geben ta9lt4, ptrett mad 9Sbseltn9
ab unb psrbiu6en It'd Su 8enpppb a Wetlen fuoit1 RON g8bees
ling, nit ben 3Igen Der @entrdl-Sb ip= Giicnbabn, tpeI6e tn 3d.
melville, Nepdrf ub Columbus an @tienbabnsNtnien tbBt bic
fat mad ieber Stapt unb jebem Srte bs g8eteRs fIbren.
Die 3aQe fabren iest ME fpl8t:
p T.. Ser . . Fl u g perldBt bic Gdmbenitdttpn tdelt6, Unit
MuSuabme Oes Spunta9s) bes Mprgens um ll6r 40 Nttnuten
unb erreiGt UNI 8 1br, am fcl8enoen Ytrr9en g8beeling. Sn
BenwGoe p~erbtnbet it'd btefer Bug nit Grains mad columbus
Cincinnati, DaptSn, Snbtandpplts, louisville, Cleveland, 80,
lebc, Detroit, @btcasO, ct. &Uuts uno ba5Wtt3en %eeIeeenen
Srten. r#.. re.-a -aFuz-eHE
9. Der Cypress SUI sebt jeben Na6nttta9 unt 5 ubrs 40
9tin. Son bier ab unb perbtnDet ft nit ben @rpreB5naen mad
Cincinnati, St9puiS, Gatrp unb ben bdjpt1ben geIeeenen Sr.
ten. Die gnnae @ntfernung mad Cincinnati betro9t uber otelen
QSel muir 966 Wletlen, 1T alfp beindte 100 Mtetlen turjer, ais
nit ireeno etner anbern, bic jCst betannten @tleubabnsNeute
Die CUR 6ahrt e~rfcrberltGe 3ett 1T ebenfuas turjer, ais nit ire
eenb einel anbercn 8abn unb betrdgt ud6 Cincinnati nur "a,
mad Snotanapplts d, mad ct. 6 ,us Al uno mad @dtrp Al Ct.
fNF BAG a e iurb nit Marten Bis mad Separf, GUI1nt.
BUS pser Cincinnati S~erfeben.
9af ia 8ier E unbS y a 1896 rper6en BON etnen Sabn5ue
gum anoerne %bef6r6ert. I-a...r. asf-..
a. Dur6fabrtsbtttet tie perben in alien @auppldsen
bs g4efens, tn Der Itfet.S f6ce Der, Gan1 enitatipn uo IN 2Sa'
1binetpn gum ~nieprtsten 9reiie pertauft. s.
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9a6dstere Spn Baltimore peer Q6dlbtn9tpn, tpnnen bic game
Qinte br 8abn lei Gage ieben, inbem tie nit Dem ppfju9e fab.
rem un6 In Cumberland, 9tebmpnt pber Safldnb ubernG6te ten
fe fabren bann am nG6ten Wfpr9en nit Dem Ncepm mpbatipns
auee Meter unb gente6en aae Nnnebmltf tetten ber Ga9esseit
g Der MccOmmpbatipns;ug oerlGst CUMBERLAND UNI 5 ubr 10 ~.
Wtpreens unb errei6t Wbeelin9 UNI A uhr Na6 mittaaS. s
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(ReeelmdBis 6ert6tet fir ben Baltic. @efer,n BON Der bcutr6en
&sentur b5 Sandy @oOt S&tf6.6eesrapb SIR. 81 Gbatbam.
--- man. ~ rs.e StraBe in New<gort. t. .s ~
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- g.. Ypriplau "
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aa-a s., Connecticut
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p 9ueDniu, mad @barlef tpn
T., %, chamberlain, 8bilabelpb.
d. ~, g., 9iaa8 8ris9t no4 NewzD.
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Sc, S9Oen, Seem Orleans
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gDnbpn H., 2tperpppl, rtu9 9}ew 0prf 81.
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8lbmDut6, g., Anttaa, na6 Gan Sranci8cp
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pin, g., 8elsique, Seem Oorf,
ANS hros(DDn Anttperpen.)
Weblmarft. = @efern tp1rben 300 6B.
Spmarbifr. 3u $3.50 ~perfauft ferner 300 6a6
@tt9 Wti(l8 gu 1887. FL.
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SSMSOaa's HOtel
(MaisOn allemande & francais

WATSON allemande q tranGalSe)
j a . eta nabt RPtitbap- Inb swifhen s. Iii b a 3. unh
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fs . biz tsicn @etrdnfs ~ taben uue 81 tsber @iunte hes 9GstS
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tcfpHn&t Der 5att, II IN Gasn Gbetltu auff Bette ttnott t6ttt
Ips iann Be tnlh tccrttrs Gutbhrttarn NIB bier Anf6ff9en
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$1,000 oiHt f@0fft. Cine @tatnf6oft psIhs I,ir,
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