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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22
A. WIS g. S ON,


Corner Main and Market SIS, (
Kenoshu,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wisconsin,
A RE anxious to dispose of their large assortment
N of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots D. Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C..
All of which have been selected for this market and
purchased upon the most advantageous terms.
Years of experience in this place, and extensive
acquaintance with the citizens of this county enables
ITS to supply their wants and desire TO retain our
old customers, well as obtain new Ones would, if
nothing else induce to sell at such reasonable pro
fits are just to both seller and purchaser.
We are in weekly receipts of New Goods, from
the eastern market, and Stock is always full so
that selections be made from large assortment
We keep on hand constantly everything wanted
by the citizens ofthe West.
Every kind ofproduce taken in exchange for goods,
or purchased at the highest market price
Come and sec! One and AII!!
~ Store on the corner of Main and Market Sts
directly under the Kenosha City Bank.
A. LEWIS & SON
kenoska, us, June, 1855. vl5n52.
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MUSIC TEACHING

Miss c. LEWIS would Inform the citizens Of Kenosha tina
she will teach Vocal and Instrumental Music at her resi-
the first door north Of the Court House Instructions
in Monumental Music given ~" Piano and Mslodian,
Feb
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

scrofuin, Dyspepsia, ~ Liver Complaint.
Dr, BlahetceHs Compound Syrup OF Sarsaparla
and Iris Versicoor stands very high in the estima
tien of those who have used It. for the above named
diseases, and doubt is worthy of the confidence of
the afflicted. 1t is for Sale by Druggsts in Kenosha
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-22

%GE.V ERNIE
F u r n TURE ORE!
Market IS. xenosha
- The subscriber has opened, on Market St
a few doors west of the American Hotel,
aAssSono of the most complete 81 Extensive lots of
FURNITURE IL CABINET WARE,
Ever brought 10 this market. His stock consists of
all the articles usually found in First Glass Fur.
niiure 81 EEOusclSecpers' Furnishing Estab-
iishnenf, of all qualities and prices Among
these may be found
SOFAS AND LOUNGES,
of superior workmanship and finish
"A great variety of
CHAIRS,
Mahogany spring seat, Cane scat and Windsor.
TABLES,
Mahogany Centre Tables, Dining extension and com
mon Leaf Tables
Mahogany and Black Walnut Bureaus, of var
Gus patterns.
BEDSTEADS,
Fancy and common, ofevory style and variety.
MATRASSES,
Various styles, fancy and common
STANDS, SIDE TABLES. &C, &C.
20 Picture Frames of every style made to order
on short notice.Sg5
The above Goods will be sold as cheap as the
cheapest. Call and examine them, and satisfy your
selves that the 'Wolverine Furniture Store, is the
place to buy your Furniture
Oct. LIST, 1850 l6tf ID. S. VAN ALLEN.
Gy 4 Fine Toned ORGAN, suitable for small
Church, For Sale, very Cheap.
n 9 AN A
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Kenosha, August 9, %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

H. j. B. Tondsrsmt&h:
DEAR Sins-I have been aflIeted for three years
with Rheumatism my back, and for the last Ei1 months not
able get bed without help and your agent our
and what eject would hayei aud one bottle has
me 90 much able to Of bed without dim
Guilty. blessing to just Try er yourself md
you wan 's We" P'S''''s, Mas. n. COCHRAN.
."t'''s'''' -4e ''s'4' T. Il LOGAN CO..
mr1:iY bridge Corner.
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New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
tsKeeP thcs Head aud Feet covered q
" health reminds that may not Be s.nst call 20 ar
Caps Umbrellas Carpet Sacks OF Market
Monroe streets where youwl lind great variety OF
low prices. .7.s
coming amongst you respectfully you all TO call and
examine stock, 1t will be my pleasure to and walt
YOU'D uniting With that may give their on
spring health and to this sddnS Industry aad economy
tnay have health.
winter BonRetS, sure,
Call at Ghc old Post Office, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentlemen, ifyou wish purchase fashionable Cap
Call at tie above place, where you viii Eet-that
Remember the old Post Once corner.
Country Msrchants have fow Goods to dispose OF at
''S oc Ps'se'' R.H WATSON ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

SEl1lIEL
an ACCOUNT OF change In their ARM all persons In
" debed to the Subscribers at their Retail store,
settlement the LIST of JAM
uary, Otherwise, and all persons having claims
McCLALLESs ( KNOX. &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21
III ATS AND GAPS.

I'll AIS ND GAPS.
WE have this dag receive done Ofthe nsstad
tfu Of Hats and Gaps ever brought to
this city, the ostfRshiona6lc that made in the cas-
Il comprises In part the following kinds:
Gents No. ss MoesSn Hats, light and elastic made by
the best haers East strict accordance with
srs Gents ne Nss and black otter &C. &s
Wool Hats Of every color, quality EG and price,
Caps OF every description and Of the most recent Styles
such as the E9og ESshing Pyreness PyraT,d o..
Caps and ali other kinds in abunsnee which viii be cold
than Goods Of these kinds were offered before to
cbiIdre Hats aud Caps Of all kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses in Sev York.
~ = can in and
elsewhere feel confident that please the most
Nothing win be wanting on our part to suit aud seeonos
date our numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS;
call viii guarantee that win sell YOU goods
low they be got where this side of Philadelphia
MI Z ~. -, : - ,,..,.,, 8. D. nARpER 8 son.
Read Read q!
AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR
MINDS.
THAT I have Just received from the Fast with nv
and that i he SSE haAdsdae:i and sGta6sst ever
brought to wheeng, aud say with perfect contdencr that
1000 collars, at only 6ctnts;
bsaatsu and So Sat.rslv new [Ius received
the Halt.c1 that they viii sell Themselves;
enc pairs Ladies' Kid i!uycz, Vrry Superior at size:
$50 do misses do extra nne, slightly dar1a
EeI, N cents; ~ -t
100 pieces Coburgs, at ali prices aud ali colors
90 do French %er'nos, 10 suit the most st,rdous;
1000 do TrtmminCt, tho very latest etSlcS such
naolrt.Antiqac, Plain and Edged, moss Trimming,
etc, Ctc Il H.. ~
1890 calico, ali tlyes prices, some rery NICE
goods as loWaa 64 cts.
With many other goods. beautiful designs .hata
ask for you 70 examine st0es, and am certain that
~ Come, see and be convinced.
ISAAC Prayer,
Eastern Bargain Store, lis Main st.
colo between. Monroe and Union.
To the Ladies'!
at the sign big red boot the
most beautiful and complete assortment Of ladies,
misses and in this market
80 pair ladies philadClphIa Caters;
So So % DO DO j jRRT' ina,.
NIssRs' AN cHLpRES's WORK.
800 pair misses boots and shoes Of every variety
oENTLENKH's WORK.
100 pair Gents hne boots;
100 do fine .4fonroes isgtt MEAS
$50 do patentleathes Oxford Ties;
- 100 do- do Jersey do
1 9 do .;,.,..,dsee Congress !'!.. boots;
us do cold cloth do
$50 do patentl eathef Western Tles,
Gentlemen respectfully invited to call and examine at
APPS aeoLALLENs &KSoX-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

NORA and the Doctor; =
I scenes in the Practice Of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, By SaIul. Osgood;
The Hidden Path, by Marion Harland;
The School Of Life, by Anna Mary HoWett;
Poetry and Mystery of Dreams by ChaA. D. Leland;
Tie slave Of the Lamp, by VIM. North;
Which: the Right or the Left
The News hoy;
Woifertb Roost, by Washington Irving;
Heroncs OF History, by Mary Z HeWrtt;
The Wrinkles, the Merry H0nomSniRes;
among the ADrnOnS
Rogers Treasures of English Words.
Together with large assortment Of the best works in the
For sale by JOHN H. THoMPsON
oclS Ill Main IT..
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co-Partnership.

Co-Partnership.
ETNIIE undersigned the ISt day Of January 1885,
ISOLATE With IN the business Of their Retail
Store, sro$E acting under the style Of McC1ALANs
AT Dse. IS So MecLAILrSs KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-21

"PgTERsoN's" lie the only complete aud uniform tia'
Of Charles Dickens WORKS. published In America; &
reprinted from the original london edition. and
only edition publtshed in this country. No Library
public private, be complete without havr: rs
complete set of Tits, the greatest Of all Nvns an lie
Y family should possess set Of oas q The editions
either all of which can be had separately. P, can't
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MISC BUS.
p NIarshI6 WaymHn
5WHoIisilR ASP RKr4It. psA1ERs ~
BOOTS AND SHOES
klrIllE 0Lh BIND % J. =, HAh4lI
Mo- g. Monroe Stu

aFFiiE GIN s5lXn OF y. n NAEsiI.l
sssaf MOI 49, Monroe ST.
"a WIIBEIINGs va. -
our s5s
shoe; md
ssh st e sr x o nc
men In the east expressly We prepa
ts e t 81 fs
passed bs other hosss In tie syls, qaslif
this city or any other country II
ons s.oek IN pat ne folio Wing articles
So pairs best :. sac s,s boots rs
So thiek
$50 water water P!eot boots boot
500 pairs best oaltbresahsi
SO . iow price brogans.
sor,s ASgTSrrl,s BA0sAss. So n
500 pairs boys thick srogans
s. IS IS ysqta; ;S NJ NJ
500 pairs boss' thick boots;
$50 palr, youths s.. sslf boets'
Sc Sc s shFck
Non1x,s sHAa.
$50 pairs WemRn,S CATERS, all colors; f
900 Walking Shoes; IA,
go mo morocco basktas
so Jenny Llnds; i .,E
A0S sHpqfF, srssrs,. .Oo,s. sa5
s aS95eseaSeS,
So $50 81 Sh5'
800 eAl4sen 5Rf fancy i seoss; -
10U0 kid and morocco
$500 Rlsn's, womans and misses gum shoes Of The
Also, great variety not hero enumerated viii
sell either Wholesale or retail on the most Accommodating
Merchants viii hndltto their decided advantage cali
examine etoek before making elr PAL and winter
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Popular and Family Medicines
JOHN Il, # 5 5Ii41ItFES ! 4. SO

JOHN II. [rIFOMPSoN, ~
" Dr.wIstar's Balsam ofTld Chetfy;
Ayer,s Cherry PeetorAl, -4sti' ~ ''-s NJ
John Buls Sarsaparilla, i-Ests Isl
ToTnsend's do -
T -a o9gonh'I India ChoagoStet -51
Dr. Houtin's iPepsin, -f4-' z-- sft
lE Green's Oeygenated Bltters, = yga-5lst
Hollands German do
sMortimer's Rheumatic Compound, -t=ft
SCRrpS AucoustIc OH, sIEsH
Stroblv's Pile Eminent,
a- Perry Davis, Pain Killer, as
Mexican Mustang Lniment, .5ai5
McLAne fernnge, hs4
McLane Liver Pills,
WrISht'S indian Vegetable Pills, ESQ ~ 90
jew Darld'a, or Hebrew rlastere f.g- III:
Poor Mans do ~
nallsys Pain Extractor, .-
AteAlllsteFa all healing 0htment
Dr.. MarchtSi's Uterine Catholicism,
Radway's Ready Relief,
do Mcdicated Soap. ssf sfs
EB-Togathcr with all other popular Family Medicines
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GENIILElLE.N TAKE NOTICE 5...,..
T10 you want something In the way Of Up tSP +
~ sllk Hat; light elegant aud elastic article u. az
VI please call nj 129, corner Main and UeiCI
they always keep the best Of everything IN tnsn
applH With such an article. sl ,.p sDS
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Mis- { j. j a q EOJ I.f,,''

The great and Important erentS-RsiiSioas Eroa,.
thess leAtionS an interest and Yalue hHt NJ ~
lore possessed. they occupy the middle ground it's
written newt items, eyde specpatioas IA Sss
sau written long AfteT the living interest In ths
cords shall have passed away. The progress Of ~ u
tue Eastoecnpies large eace In their pages w " a
cnt Is closely criticized, whether friend or q
its fear lCNsly pointed out The
GRIN and from The BALTIC In RlaeEa oot,,s Ne
from two OF its mort popular Contributors Five
li6le and reliable account OF the CneuLS Of IL We
ligerents than can. elseHherebe iound. s'sG
These Periodicals adj represent the three sr..,
parties OF Great Britainwh Tory, ana EsJif,rp
politics forms only one feature Of their charae;sF I
OF the most writers on science, Literature NJ
" aud they stand. they have ever sOo
led In the world Of letters being considered Indfsps
tie scholar andthe professional naa, while to Ne %
reader Of every class they furnish more correct
factory record of the current or literature Of The d.
out the word than can be eetaias1 tr0s
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The Farmers Guide.
10, SCIENTIFIC IND PRACTICAL 4

RTCtrLT6RE. -
BT1IRNRT STEPHENS T. r. s., of linbursh and u, l
r. SoToS, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture Ia raf a.
ege, New Haven. sYoS. Royal oSls ro I6o page, VI
numerous God and steel EnsrayinES.
This is, eonfessedIy, the complete work on Ar.
ture ever published, and in order to iYeit Wider fr
on, the nablishcrs have resolv to reduce the pes
FISH DOLLARS FOR THE TWO rOLtMES
When sent by mail California and Oress, d,
price Will be 81 To every other part Of the Union 1s c
ada (poSt.pald) &c. f This lr0r il Sor lie cd sBi
the Furnl."
Rcmittanees for any Of the above publications h,ua u
ways be addresscd, post. paid to The Publishers
LEONARD SCOTT & co.
dcls No.3+ Gold street, Ses Te;t
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srsi Z1EH, DIFFERENT EDITIONS.
30 Library can be complete without set of these R,
Reprinted from the last Loadon edition, and pvs.l,
T. B. Peterson, No. 1e2 Chestnut stree,
II philadelphia.
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dissolution of Co-Partnership.

THE existing under the rm Of
Gordon, Matthews Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. j. 81 Matthews Co.. who will continue the bus-
will the Of the late firm in settling thrr
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J $3.50. Public Notice. s
HAVING dseoutinue the Grocery business hsTetotore
ali persons indebted hereby required 70 make pay
before tina LIST day Of April Otherwise the same Will be
nut IN the process collection by without respect to
,u.eFsops. - l-f5..[f ANDREW MULDEW. =
March 18Th, 1855 marie
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NSlt,ICE. ~. :, =, ., -
knowing Indebted to McCalens
N Knox earnestly requested TO ca and settle By cas-
or before the first Of January. ,-st.s sl1
Persons having claims against the viii please presel
than for liquidation. = ~.
pcls MeCLALLENS KNOX.
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In five very large ctavo volumes with Portrait sd
Of Charles Dickens, containing the reading EAhH
the Illustrated Edition, and comprising over four hs
very large double coumued pages handsomely pfi7tet ~
bound In various styles il
VOLUME 15contains PicEwicI Papers and Old cGsg
- ~ Shop.
a Oliver Twist. Sketches BY "Bs- VI
Barnnby Rulge.
gsiG.ssai 4" Nicholas Stckleby, and N:dn "a
dewitt.
zii4" " David Copperfed, Dembey as! u
and Christmas Storirs.
+ "a Bleak House, and Dickens SsT s'
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TCARTCULAR attention Il called to style ofleye
watch eVsFl part Of trkt q manufactured IN AHieE
i1 which eased every variety Of style gold and silver
sWc!ed and all warranted to be corTee
tIne-Keepers.
For sale by C.P.BROYS,5
may1 Washington Hall, Monroe ct.
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on q that peFior article for the IA
10: a IaNs reed ey J. B.svowELL,
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Z. n OUTFITS AND cHlLDRESas c4PsI e ~
Sstk PInsh and Cars srrc
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ALSoa siEcsy9ry best Marietta sha4p grit
or dry grinding which will hung, desired on
ton Rollers, at short notice and low rates, ut
sT,.as RoHAS'S marble Yard,
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llT13AINIlI1 yIIJIsIE8s =
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the Brss, =,
lsherH give additional value to these Keprints ssp
ring The present Citing state or European sst @
as they be PlRee In the hands Of The ssher5
soon as tie original editions: S''s4'
si5is TERMS.
Por any one ofthe four Reviews ........ ~
For any tho Of the four Revieps... 'tS
For any three Of the four Reviews .... '''' J.
For all ofourthe Reviews i. =. =.
For BlacEEoodt4 AfaEnzIne...e....,,.. 80 y !
For BlaekWood and three Reviews =. .. $500 !,
,Rur Baekweod and the four Reviews - y \
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"a sLS0, a lot Of Philadelphia and Blltm0Ie ~ sSnfI
11s Hats together with Gents ine Cloth IAl. ,Ls u
Fancy Beaver IfatsSNith feathers; and eTefy S-
worn during the seas0n. .nvp 3 SlN
ang11 u s. n. HAkfLAS
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Illustrated illus Edltton in IL Vols.

az ttoEks oY taihIrles OIFKtE1
.s.teti In lylt torni stete With TIE dLOEs
saB Copies Of any one, or any SET Of either elii
the above Works will be sent to any person, to NJ
the United States, free 81 postage, their rt15a
prieeof the edition they may WISH TO The paBtf ~
ter postpaid. ss L
Published and for sale by
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BY5Expfeh6s - =
EuLl FnEnlahihs Goods for spfin
ss y, n srALlatAH,
9PId - No 20 NJ n hin sta,, T.Il
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IN STORE aud for sale low Ssass u sls tssz
j. 100 boxes No. Il 5 b Lump:
= 100 p ~ s ID and 10 ID Innp. ~ ~.
100 - medium ID, 10 and f0ib
= apo LOGAN CARR q! Co =
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best quality. n
Also great variety not hero enumerated which viii
sell either Wholesale retail the most accommodating
terms. =.
Merchants will hndItto their decided advantage to cali
and examine before making thcf Pail and winter
purchases nv9 MARSH &lWAfMAG.
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KEEP YOURSELF WARai. ~ 5T-7f5
sltss e ceitettl6 Y 1tpresslli
OF those aer1no shiFtSsnd sor
~ sale very low IN ZOE
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-07
Strange proceeding on the part of
the Executive of tlle State.

Governor johnson on the Sd inst, issued
his Proclamation to the volunteer militia of
the third, fourth and fifth military divisions
of this State, calling on them to aid in the
suppression of what His EXcellency is
pleased to term an insurrection in the county
of San Francisco on the part Of the Vigi-
lance Committee, in the execution of con
victs and assassins that have been commit
ting theiR diabolical acts in that county un-
til patience has ceased to be a virtue This
the Committee have done, and they have
done more. They have arrested other no
torious characters in crime and accompliceS
of Casey, and are determined to rid the
city of their presence.
James King of VIM. was assassinated on
the 10Th day of May, and on the 18th day
Of that month the Committee took Casey and
Cora into their custody. His EXcellency
was in San Francisco prior to the delivering
up of Cora and Casey to the Committee by
Sheriff Scanned and was consulted in regard
to the propriety of the step by the Commit
tee as well as by the Sheriff, and not one
word was heard about calling out the militia
to aid the So-callcd officers Of the law, and
the fair inference is that he approved the ac-
tion on the part of the people. On the 22d
the two culprits were executed by the peo-
pie, of all of which the Governor was duly
advised Here the matter rests quietly so
far as lie is concerned until the Sd of the
present month, and for the first time it oc-
ours to him that it is his duty as Comman-
der-in-Chief of the State of California to
call on the strong arm of the law to suppress
an insurrcction that has been in full opera
ton for the last IS days and its work almost
completed. Wise and sagacious statesman,
If the Committee are wrong now, they were
doubly so at the time j. Nicely Johnson
countcnanced, if not advised, its course
Wise physicians tell us that it is far better
to administer a preventive than await the
action of disease so that a cure may be ef-
'ected, Had the Governor acted indepen- |
lcntly in the first place and not waited the
restoration of the fear stricken kindred |
spirits of the culprits to be melted into ac-
tion in support of his proclamation, he might
have been credited by the honest portion of
the State with sincerity, but as it is, he will
held in utter contempt by all classes.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-07
District Court.

Hon. D. = PITZER, presiding
Saturday, May 3lst-
John Wise and John Fehey found Guilty of
Murder, were sentenced to be hung on the 10th
day of July next.
0. II. p. Norcross admitted to practice as an At
torucy at Law in this Court.
Peacock * Barney VS., A. Brock and - Mel
eon. Demurrer sustained, and plaintiff allowed
to am nd complaint J. NJ. Jarnigan for pltf.-
Jno G.. iiurch Tor deft
j. w. & G. w. Davis VS.. Wood & Phillps.-Ac-
tion for possession of public lands Verdict for
pltfs. with $40 costs. j. Chadbourne for pltffs.
Jno. C. Burch, for defts.
f. Chamboin VS.. Mons Victor Ordered dis
missed at pltfi's costs. W. s. Smart for pltff ].
NJ. Jarnigan for dett.
S. & V. Chamberlin VS. NJ. Fisher Action on a
Note. Judgment for pltffs for SS27 Sc and costs.
Jno. c. Burch for pltfs. Chadbourne Il Potter
for deft.
VIM, Thomas VS.. S. 4 " Chamberlin On mo-
tion OF pltifs counsel, caused dismissed at pltffs
costs. Chadbourne for pltf Burch for deft
). B. Damon VS.. Johnson Harris 4 NJ Short
Settled by parties
Jno. Roman VS.. J. r. Green. Continued to next
term. Jarnlgan for pltf. Burch for deft
Geo. Bigelow VS.. Fred. Walter Appealed from
Justices Court. Remanded. Chadbourne for pltff.
Burch for dett.
Catherine Chatterton VS.. Francis Pigeon Ia
ken under advisement by the Court Chadbourno
for plth. Earl for deft.
Williams, Kelly. ct. al. VS.. Henry Brallier.-
Cause dismissed at pltft's costs Chadbourne L
Potter for pitts Burch for deft
Timothy Currle. ct. al. VS. Martin OKeefe et
al. Title to water ditch. Verdict for deft. Pot
ter & Chadbourne for pltfs. Burch for defts,
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-07
Personal.

Doctor NJ. Spencer returned from Humboldt
Bay on Thursday last, where he has been spend
ing few weeks with his old friends. lie is in
fine health and spirits, and shakes hands with ma
the Doctor for the Humboldt Times of the 24tli
and 3lst ult,, from which we learn that Land
Office will be established at Humboldt Bay
Bucksport will be made the Pert of Entry and
Eureka and Union, Ports'of Delivery. A Mail
during the present summer. The people of I'm
ion are alive to the subject of good trail and we
hope their ardOr will not abate until it is com
pleted.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-07
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