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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21
KENOSHA
RE AL EST ATE FICE

For the Purchase and Sale of REAL EsTATE-thc
examination Of Tites-pavinent Of Taxcs, and Con
veyGnce of Londcl Property. Lots Of lands kept
posted without charge, unless sales are effected
Houses and Lots for Sale, in every part of the City
ana varying in price from $500 to $4,000.
Farms 81 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
general agency for the management Of liabilities
thus accruing 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
lining the records of Racine Co, up to the division
and in revising and correcting an abstract of the
same prepared, at short notice to give reliable in
formation with respect TO everything calculated to
affect the title to any lot parcel of land in the coun
ty Of Kenosha Office, Nth CLERK Of Circuit Court
Kenosha, July 10, SIS ly4 s.. BRANDE.
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Lake Shore Railroad.

The Annual Election OF the Green Bay. Mil
waukee & Chicago r. Il. Gu, was held AZ Mil
waukee on Thursday last. The following
Directors were elected
Charles K. Watkins, Milwaukee;
{. 3. Hall, do
J. W. Haskins, do
T.. Button, do;
John I. Moody, do;
J. V. Aver, Ken osha;
+. F. Bishop, New York;
}. W. Stewart, Bridgeport, CT;
{. Z. Seoield, New York.
he directors reelected the following efficient
officers.
Pys>idcnt-CHARLES X WATKINS, Nil
iisc PreSideRt-J DIN Y. AVER, kenosha;
>t,rstary-A. G. LELAND, Milwaukee
Trrq<arr-C. E. SCoFIELD, New York
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21

The Telegraph has intimnted that the sen
timent of the people of this County is against
the death penalty. Democrat.
The Telegraph has intimatcd no such thing.
We have said nothing about the sentiment of
the people Of this county, nor has the Telegraph
discussed the question. Mr. Butts, however, has
given It as his private opinion, that a large ma
joritY Of the people Of the State are in favor of
hanging. We have not canyasscd the State,
land viii not pretend to say what the sentiment
of the people is in reference 20 the matter, but
we Yill say once for all that the Tribune s. TEE
graph is opposed to the barbarous practice and
sincerely hopes that it will not be restored
The only argument We have seen urged for
Ina restoration Of the death penalty, is the Bible
Argument, that has been answered and exploded
years ago, by practical demonstration. Just
rs we'll might these stclllers forancient customs
argue against system Of enlightenment.
because Greece and Rome have fallen. The
death penalty has been abolished in other States
- years, an. it has been found that commun-
les get along lust as well, if not better without
these loathcsomc hanging exhibitions. Let the
friends of hanging bring their arguments from
tie Legitimate sonce, practical experience, if
they wish them to have any influence Let
them bring on their statistics, from States where
hanging is done away with, and from those
where it is still practised, and compare results
Il they show great disparity in murder and
crime, against the State where hanging is not
practiscd, then we shall be Inore ready to be
convinced that our views are erroneous.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21
Coz Shannon Returning.

WASHINGTON, Feb Is.
Gov. Shannon will leave this p. NJ direct for
st. Louis and thence TO Kansas: Immediately
on arrival he will remove his office from Shaw
nee Mission to Lecompton, the centre OF the
prevailing difficulties Orders will be issued
from the War Department this I. NJ, sad will
probably be conveyed by Gov. Shannon to Col.
Sumner, at Fort Leavenworth. These orders
will no doubt be in accordance to the Presidents
views as expressed in his late special Kansas
Message, and the recent proclamation with the
design firmly to enforce them.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21

HU'!PH The Telegraph calls our little
sqab on woman's rights last week Qet US take
a good breath now before we try to write it)
FoS"iLLIFERoJs ERsATI0E.- Democrat.
Again wrong Mr.. Democrat. The Telegraph
has said nothing about your "little squib on
womaus rights for the simple reason that we
aid not deem it of sufficient moment to call for
remark. Our correspondent "Griddlo'' has
something to say to our neighbor, which has
probably led him into error. We would advise
our ncighbor, if he has any thing to say to Ii
rect his observations to the right place. Our
correspondent is a foewoman worthy his steel
(pcnl and can defend her own position, and we
had rather not be drawn into the contention.
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KENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
E&ENOSsEA, WIS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed special certificates of deposits.
Notes, drafts and certificates Of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates Of exchange without otho
charge.
Uncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York j. II. kIMBALL, Cashier.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY Eof THE TRIBUNE & TEL
GRAPH.
American Convention.


NEw YORK, Feb 19.
The Iribane's report of the doings of the Ameri.
can Convention at Philadelphia, Says, the motion to
strike out will be made by southern delegate and
the northern delegates quite confident that it
will be carried. The Ohio men will then propose
the minority resolution of June, and 60 out unless
that or something quite strong is adopted
PM
Some of the northern men who have been in eau
tonight talk confidently of success, not only in
abolishng the 10Th section, but in substituting an
Anti-Nebraska or Republican clause. If so, the
south will bolt.
The southern men in caucus, tonight. decided to
stand by the 10Th section to the last The northern
delegates in caucus decided that the 18th Section
must come out They will not subscribe to Pro
Slavery Platform, under any circumstances.
New York, 10.
W ashington correspondent writes the Tribune
thar conference of some Is or 30 gentlemen, for
merly i'll public life who have heretofore acted with
The Old Wing Party, assembled last week, the
invitation of Of the Senators who still ackn0wl
edges his Wing allegiance, for the purpose Of con.
Guiding as to the policy to be pursued in the ensu
ing Presidential canvass, and the proprctv Of call
ing National Convention. M Vinton, who was
appointed Chairman of the general committee a
Baltimore at tho last WHlg Convention, was pres
ent. The persons who attended, Represented the -four
sections OF the Union. After some discussion it yTa
determined to make no movement towards a Nation
al Convention.
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OfrIcE OF THE STATE TREASURER,
Mrdison. Fob. l. 1886


Mpui>Ol; 60 Il; 1000.
Hon AtTHER IcAhTHrE,
l. rut G0arrnor ard President Of tie ScRG'c !
SIR In conpIiancc with tic resolution of the
Scnrtc, dated February the ilth, 1856. requesting
me ~ report to he Senate the balance duc from I'd
ward II. Jansen, Esq, late Treasurer TO tho State
account 1T all The funds paid TO the State Treas
Ery, spcrlt;iug account of what funds the same
is due a..d lie amount due to each fuud Herewith
hand yea 81 balance sheet, by which it will be seen
Il at The SUM oc dirt y-four thousand nine hundred s.
scvcnty-hrcc dollars and ninety five cents, is this
day due to the state frol Edward II Jansen Esq,
on account u. all TIC funds. It also shows tic
amount 81 business transacted in the cce from the
tst to tie l2,h day ofJanuary 1886, bcnt lie trans
action ct any business the latter day: LAYING on
the I2,h day Of JaHuray last entered upon. and as
stunned the responsibilities Of State Treasurer.
With regard TO that part Of t'o resolution Of the
Stcatc which requires to report what amount
is due IA each fund of the sum which Mr.. Jansen
owes at this moment 10 the State, ON sorry to be
unable to Ghiee the Senate with the desired inform
alton. Tie money belonging 20 tho several funds is
not kept IN scpe:a parcels or piles though Tie
count Of cTch fund is kept separate if, therefore
certain quantity Of money is taken from amount
If money belonging to all the funds il would be a
very nee nnt;cr indeed, to decide to what particu
Jar fund tic 7iSsinc money might belong | there
fore ask IN" >cnacs pardon for not answering that
part OF the resolution.
With much respect remain, Sir,
Your 0bcdjcnt servant,
CHARLES KJEIIN
state lrcreurCr
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s.s Probasc-Kcmo.ha County Court.

n the matter OF the Of Daniel c. Iugunn deceased
o. tue petition Of Carissa A HQgunin, AdYlnistra,rs
representing that she has fully administered said estate AMI
praying That time be Fixed for examination of her ac
counts !, IL ordered that said accounts be examined be-
fore the Judge Of This Court Monday the 18th day Of
March, A. D. 1856 his office in the City Of kenosha at
10 o'clock A. NJ aforesaid day. And further ordered
that notice thereof be given all persons interested by
publishing copy this weeks successfully
prior to said day OF examinations the Kenosha Tribune
and Telegraph weekly newspaper published in the
city Kenosha JON b. JII.SJN, County Judge
Dated Feb II, 1886. 363w
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21

IHE ADOPTION OF .Hr DECIMAL crrRrycY n
EN6LANn-I' has been finally decided to introduce
the DECIMAL currency al over the United Kingdom.
Tie pound viii be retained the unit and divided
into one thousand parts, the half crown viii he
abuli@hed-tho shilling f;'ys the sixpencc twenty
i've, and new coin viii Ire introduced representing
Eve ,ar;h.a-> while the prc>eu; tarLng will be de
pvociatcd one twenty fifth in value-that is thore
VII be thousand to the pound sterling, instead of
nine hundred and sixty.
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En Circuit Court Excnosha County--I,
Eauiry.

Andrew Gleason vs.. Ellen Gleason.
appearing by affidavit to the satisfaction Of this Court
that the defendant Ellen Gleason resides az this State
but is resident of Of the United States to witt of the
State al Massachusetts. On motion of H. B. Towslee of
Counsel for the Complainant il IL ordered that the said
Ellen Gleason her appearance be entered in this
by The 9 dry of May 800 and also, the said
defendant Ellen Gleason plead demur said
ComplanauS bill complaint filed in this cause. by
10Th day Of May 1876 and in default thereof that Com.
parts -ad bin Of complaint be taken confessed by her
And is further ordered that within twenty DAYS said
Complainant this order to be published in the
ha Tribune and Telegraph newspaper Published the
and county Kenosha and that the said publication
continued in said paper least in each six
successive weeks JOSIAH BOND Court Com.
Attest J.. Is. NiCEoIs. Clerk.
Kenosha 18th February ls5s 36.6w
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CITY BANK.
RATEs OF Ex CHA NC E

K A 7 L > . z Z x 7 k1A " z =
The City Bank Of Kcnosha, will sell Exchanges on
New York City, at the following rates:
For Currency, ono per cent premium.
Eastern Notes and Coin, half per cent premium
Interest paid on Special Dcposites.
S. b. SCOTT, CASTER.
June, 1854. In47-ly1
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21
Pleasant Prairie Mutual Protection Societ
Against Horse stealing

Notice is hereby given that adjourned meeting Of tlis
Society, will be held Wednesday, the fifth day of March
next at the Pleasant Prairie Mansion House at O'Clock
" An alteration in the constitution will be proposed
and other business attended to that may be presented
general attendanccis desired JOHN c. HOLMES Secy
Soners, Feb SO
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21
Kansas Matters.

New York, Feb. 10.
The Heralds Washington correspondent, tclc-
graphs touching Kansas affairs. In answer to a
call of the Senate the President to-day communica
ted TO that body sundry documents relating to Kan
sas affairs Among the documents arc reports of
Gov. Shannon, giving account of the disturban-
ccs in Kansas, and two letters from Lawrence.
Lawrence, Jan. 81, 1856.
To Franklin Pierce, President OF the United States
SIR:-We have authentic information that an
overwhelming force of the citizens OF Missouri arc
organizing on our borders
portion ofthc letter here we failed 10 gel by Inc
wires-Edsl
SIN taking so important step to prevent an
outrage which if carried out planned; will stand
forth without parallel in the worlds history.
Signed, c. II. LANE, Chm of Executive Com
c. ROBINSON, Chm of Com. of safety
Orders to Col Sumner. Commander of L. S. troops,
and the instructions to Gov. Shannon, are also
among the documents, and the recent proclamation
Of the President Below the Instructions to Gov
Shannon entire.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21
Mr.. Marcy to Governor Shannon.

Washington, Feb IS
SIR:-l herewith enclose to you n copy of the proc
amation by the President dated the lth inst duly
authenticated and also copy of orders issued from
the Department OF War to Col Sumner, and Brcvct
Col. Cooke, ofthe L. S. army
The President is unwilling to believe that in expect
ing your duties, Gov. of the Territory of Kansas,
there will be any occasion to call in aid the l. S:
troops tor that purpose; and it is cnjoincd upon you
do all that possibly be done before rcsorting to
that measure But If it becomes ndispensibly nee
essary to do So in order to execute the laws and pro
peace, you hereby authorised by the Prcsi-
dent TO make requisition upon the officers command
Riley, for such assistance may he needed for the
above specified purposes. While coufdng in the re-
spect of citizens for the laws and tie efficiency
of the ordinary means provided for preserving their
rights and property, he deems it, however not i'm
proper considering the peculiar situation of affairs
in the Territory of Kansas that you should be author
lied to have the power herein conferred with view
TO meet any extraordinary emergency that may arise,
trusting that it will not be used until you shall find
resort to il unavoidable in order TO ensure the due
execution of the laws, and to preserve the public
peace Before actual introduction of the military
force on any occasion, you will cansc proclamation
ofthc President with which you are herewith furnish
cd to be publicly read.
am
very respectfully,
your Oledirnt Servant
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21
ARRIvAL or THE CANADA!

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-, .uNo''y'
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ne b'la'I'e is SUI az Ho"l"aii'P'"h' l'cI
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h"|d Caie:a''. atd H. I@chanah had together
~ me '''l-' once on lueS4ay' foiE ahG'!
"o,d 7 i'-a-' Do-"eeH lem re ia'lEe % 'le X Gu
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Baltic letters received on the 9th, speak OF
The mild weather and the resumption OF more or
less "i h&Ti82lt"H ~ Nell -'iei'ei az" t'PcA-
A',.o1, l'.9 ~ NJ. ''g,..-i"1 III
trE"f' cores PohueLee 'lo" TIC Ehsi'9h
can? > &""aly I9th' feP0it' thc army heaIlny
no incident except the Russians continue thelf
IRE ifoH me NORM lo' "o''schaEoH mas nan
dOd command 70 zen LUUe'>' ana mas ISSUED 4
he" 'a!c1e'1Fi& =,
Jan. I9fh.-lh he russians mace an expedition
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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21

Steam Engines and BOiseTs for sale.
ONE Steam Engine inch bore 10 inch Etleks Il horse
THREE 10 10 do do 90 do dc ~
ONE do I3 do do 2s do do -
The above Engines all complete and Of
bsst nhp and Materials and be had either Nth
or without Boilers Apply TO
T. WEBB 4 Go. Keno,ht
n2s o. to J. W. WEBB Raj Rosd Foun DRY, Cht.ss
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21

In this city Thursday, 18th inst, Of Chronic Group,
MARY daughter Mary A. and Henry t. Iiinsdale aged one
year, eleven months and twenty-five days.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21
s1,G74396 ~
$IT6,CS2 At
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due,

The na Insurance Company presents its patrons
~ satisfactory condition, OF large increase in Cash
for the further security Of their poicesa yesments
being placed at the minimum market value at the
present time OF depression the standard Of
Ihey are either prime dividend paying stocks good val
nabe and clean investment yielding moderate
income The standard basis which the Assets
valued being Cod at Interest Besides this s0dity, the
Company calls attention The strength and security Is
rIves from its combined system Of Agencies through
having the means Of presenting united Thala syDerf
enced Updertcrics which has worked for Fhirt7seven
years the haPpiest results stockholders end claimants To-
osses-and enables it TO enter the gear 1915 with greater
prestige for future usefulness tina has reached by
any really National Insurance Cooperation.
Az business attended to with desI ..h and fidelity.
l.. u MERRILL, /E4Rf.
Office at MERRILL, KYiLoeG & Co. FSaaetG. 4waa
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your obedicnt Servant,
W. h. MARCY.
70 W. Shannon, Gov. of Kansas
Cleveland, 18th
Dr. Stcv cnson, was acquitted to day in the L s.
District Court, charged with robbing the post Office
last spring
From Madison.
MADISON, Feb 49,
Eotling of Importance in either branch of the leg
isature. A bill was passed TO extend tho corporate
limits of Milwaukee.
Mr. Mills bill to deccntral.ze Tie School Fund,
was referred to a select committee of five, with in
sructions to perfect Know,ton Pollard, Mills, Stark,
and Walker, are the committee
resolution was passed for adjournment on the
22nd Feb, for commemoraion of W ashingtons birth
day, and to invite Judge Smith TO lecture on the oc,
casion
Judge Doolittlc lcctUrcd in {iic ovtrirC-tulj cct
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vision
Ccusrc ;ouai.
WAsHISGToN Feb. 10
Some pretty sharp words passed between Senators
Troucey and Wilson today As soon as the X ansas
documents had been read pending motion to print,
Senator Eoocey made set speech, in defence of the
President, ard avowng his own intentions to sup
port Tic constitution and laws and concluding with
The remark that, certain gentlemen in the country
would lose their vocation, by the action of the Prcsi.
dent, which would settle all difficulties in Kansas
Wilson rose to reply, aud remarked, if the Senator
alluded to him. and those acting with him, that ser
Witty to the President not their rocojoa what
ever else it might be. Gen Wilson finishes his
speech in the morning
New York Feb 49,
The Times Of this morning says, 1--WE learn on
good authority, that the important revision Of our
present tariff recommended in the last report fSccy
Guthrie meets the hearty approval of the committee
on ways and means of which Mr.. Campbell, OF Ohio
is at the head, who Will shortly report tariff bill
drafted under the advice of Mr.. james of r. T. and
other large manufacturers, which will fix the import
duty on al goods made in whole or part of wood,
dye suffs, silk and all raw materials free 1t
is understood that this bill meets the appreciation of
the President and Cabinet
Washington, Feb. 10.
Mr.. Hickman, from the Com. on Elections, offered
a resolution authorizing the committee to send for
persons and papers in the Kansas contested election
case
Mr.. Phelps thought that The exercise of such
power would DC usuTpauon, as mir. hccdcr docs
not claim that he was elected by virtue of the laws
passed by the Kansas LIE Jisature. He defended his
constituents from the charge of being 'border ruff
fains, which had been reported here and elsewhere
and by one Senator Wilson, who comes from State
where men ca defenceless women, and burn Ur-
suine converts. He earnestly condemned the anti.
slavery men in Kansas and claimed that the Nilsson
rans desire not the shedding of blood but to sustain
the laws
Mr. Washhurne, of Nc, regretted that Mr. Phelps
had INDUCED in such remarks which were exceed
ingly exciting, not to say inhanmatory A large ma
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21

NV lNN1- ftU ~.
II, loiTcr branch Of The Nebraska Legislature
have passed bill giving ~ women TIE y7rh' z.
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Notice

Notice.
Kenosha County Agricultural Society. This Society will
hold its first quarterly meeting for the year. the
Agricultural Hall in Bristol Monday the 81 day Of March
next, at / O'Clock, p. NJ l.. W. TIIAYER Rec. Secy.
Bristol. Feb 16 1SJ6. 5b.2w
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Washington, Feb. Is.
Gen. Whitfield appeared to-day before the com
mttce on Elections in the House
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l01 " Ohio Life ms & Trust Co SIX. Cin'h 5000 90
Is Mech Traders BIZ Stk, Jcr. City, 800 on
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FOR SALE.


AT THE PEOPLES STORE a large quantity Of Butter,
"a Lard and Eggs. We viii pay CASH.
HEAD, ROWLAND, 4 Co
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CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

Of Hartford, Conn, Jdna0ry / 1856.
As presented Stockholders and out in compliance
with the state laws of New York. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois &c
Statement.
The Of the Corporation is 1fCtna Insurance
Company. located at Hartford, Connecticut
Tie Capital is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, and is
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21

In anayrcr TO cali Of the Senate for an Official
statement Of lie deficit of thc late State Treasurer,
EDWARD II. JANSEN, the present incumbent, SIR
KUHN, has submitted the following report:
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21

Mis-. c. LEWIS would inform the citizens Kenosha that
she viii teach Vocal and Instrumental Music a her resi-
dencc the door north Of the Court House. Instructions
in Instrumental Music giyep the Piano Meiodian,
Feb; H. $3.50,
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jority of the people of this country beevein their
hearts, that there no iegslatnre Of Kansas, ne
lars and nothing under aehich the election had been
held, By 'ehich Mr.. Whitfield claims his seat, as del
egate. This matter should be investigated, and he
asked how could it be done unless power to per-
sons and paDers were Granted