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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

HELMBoLDS UNIVERSALLY APPROVED REMEDY
Compound Extract Buchu diseases of the bladder
kidneys, gravel dropsy, weakness, &e Read the adyer
tisement in another column headed "Hembolds Genuine
Preparation" ln2
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13

PeysODai-We lad cal on Saturday last
from Mr. SCRIgEN. Of Scriven 4 Gallaghers Ad-
vertising and business agency Chicago. This
firm is well known TO the press of the Northwest,
for their prompt and correct business qualities,
and to the business community generally,
Letter, monthly paper they Issue, devoted to
business interests of the northwest.
We also had call. on Tuesday last from AIr
ALFRED SPEER, of Frank Lestic's Illustrated
Neu tpapcr, New York.
JOHN NJ. Coz, formerly of the Kenosha DEM
0crat, but who has taken up his residence in
Kansas, We notice is in town. on a visit Mr..
Coe is almost extISyagapt in his admiration
of the Territory of his adoption, and .se Ynder.
stand has met with abundant success in his bus
mess operations there.
- -
THE ARMY FOR UTAH.-The general orders
for the march of The army for Utah, under Gen.
Harvey, have be2a Published. The following
IS the order of the line of march:
LIST. the 10Th Regiment of Infantry to march
on the morning of the 10th inst.
~d' 'N'P' '~e'''N'J Va '''S '''i ~ "a
the 10Th.
3D. The Fifth Regiment of Infantry on the
both
Attn. The Commander ofthese corps will give
their undivided attention to the strict execution
by their respective commands, Of the details OF
the march herein ordered.
9th. The two regiments and battery will have
one days interval of time between them, except
at Forts Kearney aud Laramie, until they reach
Green river, when they will be Sufficiently con
centrated to act efficiently in support OF each
other.
The division of time to be consumed by the
march will be as follows:
Twenty-days from Fort Leavenworth to Fort
Kea ney, including two days of rest on the
march and three days of rest and preparation al
Fort Kearney, the same number of days from
Fort Kearney to Fort Laramie, including the
same number of days of rest, both on the march
and at Fort Laramie from Fort Laramie to
Salt Lake City, forty days, including six days
of rest on the march.
The number of miles to be marched each day
will be fifteen Twenty-Five days rations were
furnished at Fort Leavenworth which will be
renewed at Forts kearney and Laramie. In
seventy days from the time of starting the troops
are expected to reach Salt Lake CITY.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
ANDREW LEONARD, }
A. BURROUGHS. Committee
GEORGE BERENS

Report adopted, and the mayor requested to pre-
pare ordinance in accordance Herewith
The City Treasurer presented quarter by reports
upon city and harbor accounts, which were referred
to the Finance committee
This following claims were considered and allow
al
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-13
Kenosha County Circui, Cour,

TIC ABOVE SAFE hereby postponed until Saturday n
9Th day of September 1887 at the place and time
day. A. r TYMFSoN
Dated, Aug. g. 1851. Sheriff Of Kenosha Co
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The Cincinnati Election,

We understand that the case of Messrs.
Hosea and Slough, has been terminated
for the present as follows: Mr.. Slough
(who came up yesterday with his certiti-
cate agrees that neither party shall at
tempt to claim a seat until Monday, and
that in the meantime Mr.. Slough will re-
turn to Cincinnati, and examine the poll
books of the disputed wards, and if upon
examination he finds that Mr.. Hosea has,
as the afidavits of the judges and clerks
show, plurality of the votes cast in the
election, that he will then enclose his GER
tticate to the Speaker, with note stating
that he will not claim to act under it, and
that Mr.. Hosea is entitled 10 the seat. This
arrangement has been mutually agreed to
by the parties, and SO the case stands
o. S. Journal.
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n.rEsrecial attention is directed to the

0TEspecial attention is directed to the
poslpouement Of the sale of Real Estate,
offered for sale by Jacob A. Sell, Guar
dian ofJohn W. Cissna. Upon examna.
ton it WAS found that the notice hereto.
fore given, was not sufficient as 10 the le.
gal requirement of time. This property
is situated on he corner of Broadway and
Pearl streets, in tho most business part Of
the town. Those desirous Of purchasing
Real Estate, will do well tc attend the
sale of this property, which takes place on
tie lat day Of April next.
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|6ne--His Probable nj

It, with sincere regret tAAe
nounce the fact that intelligence has been
received in Philadelphialby Judge Kane,
the father of Dr.. Kane (which leaves but
little doubt that ere tbs the spirit of the
accomplished and Intrepid Arctic nayiga-
tor has passed frem time to eternity
Mr.. Grinnell, Of New York, has also re,
ceiyed the sane sad intelligence in dis
patch from Mobile. This despatch states
that on the 18th the Doctor was still alive,
but copld not last through the day; he
was in his right mind, and had just bid
his friends and countrymen an affection.
Ate farewell. This, is sad news indeed
and we are confident the whole civilized
world will mourn the early death Of oul
distinguished eountryman. Elisha Kent
Kane was born in Philadelphia, in 1929.
He received his classical education at the
University of Virginia, and his Medical
education at the University Of Pennsy'
vania, where be graduated as doctor Of
medicine in 1913. Soon after receiving
his degree be was appointed surgeon to
the first American Mission to China. He
travelled extensively in China, the East
Indian Archipelago, British India, and
Egypt. After his return 10 the U s. from
these adventures, lie next sailed for the
West coast of Africa, and the slaT" lacIo'
ries from Cape mount to the river Bonh.v
During the war with Mexico in l847, he
visited that country, and performed a
perilous service in bearing President
PoIk's dispatches to General Scott. On
the return cfpeace he was assigned to the
coast survey, under Professor Bache, and
was at work in The Gulf of Mexico, when
the IiberaIity Of Mr.. Grinnell stmulted the
Government of the U. S. to send the first
American expedition in search Of Sir.
John Franklin Dr.. Kane Immediately
volunteered his services, and was accep.
ted us the senior surgeon. His personal
nara i've Of this cruIze was PUBLISHED in
1859. Before it was completed for the
press, he had affected his arrangements
for the last Arctic expedition, appropria-
ting to this cherished object his own pc
cunary resources, as well as drawing
largely on those Of Mr.. Grinnell and seve-
raj of the scientific instructions OF this
country Tho history of that expedition
and the remarkable discoveries to which
it led are now before tie country. They
constitute in themselves an imperShable
monument to Dr. Kanc's famo.
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EE Among our new advertisements
will be found that Of .ohn w. Ellis & Co,
oi Cincinnati Ohio. This firm has now
on hand and offer to dealers, large and
extensive stock of Dry Goods Of all de.
scriptions. and ask an examination OF
them by merchants and dealers. To many
Of our merchants, these gentlemen are IA
vorably known 70 those who have never
called upon them, we would say, do So
and you will find them all right.
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LII. GOVERNOR FoRD.--This gentleman
arrived in Columbus yesterday, for the
first time since the opening ofthe session.
tic has been, as many of our readers are
aware, sick during the winter in small
town in Minnesota. He still is very weak,
although his health is fully restored He
WAS in the Senate short time yesterday
afternoon. He will probably enter upon
the duties Of presiding officer fsA dss 2r
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Iowa Constitutional Convention

Is now hard ct work The discussion,
are characterized by marked ability and
propriety thus far; although the question
of corporate franchisement was fairly
before the body this morning, and touched
party chords.
The Committee on interpretations have
in their report provided for the establish
ment of State Bank -IOUa City Repab-
hcaH, 4fh
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Rylr Mr.. Cory. who seems to have
taken pride in caraailing clear out Of the
traces of the party. who, through Simpl"
charity elecled him, &c -Cm. Enquirer.
The editor of the Enquirer perfectly
understands the character of his party,
and as scholar who never fails to use
language correctly. lie speaks of the
Democracy as a party that works in
traces. Why does he not specify whether
it is a horse, ass, or mulel,- Louisville
Journal.
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Arrest of a SWindler.
CLEVELAND, Saturday, Feb. 81.

CLEVELAND, Saturday, Feb. IT.
Cyrus f True is under arrest at Paines-
vile for swindIing the Geauga Bank
He has been doing big business in the
West and Southwest, disposing Of drafts
drawn by BrecR, Of Rochester, on Il house
in New York.
He was arrested by officer Gallagher,
of Cleveland. at Adrian yesterday, for ac-
count Of the Cleveland Bank. The affair
was compromised, but he was again ar
rested this afternoon.
He has raised from $200,0O0 10 $500,
600 all over the country.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-26

rThe Ohio Farmer estimates the
profit on sheep in this State. the last year,
at IS, 900. 900; and the whole capital in.
vested at $50 100000. The number OF
sheep is estimated at $4,000 900, and
the wool clip last year reached 1885,.
900 lbs.-one fifth OF the entire wool clip
OF The Union.
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Wnshington Items.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. 81.
The President has approved bill 10 in
crease the pay Of officers of the army.
The Postofice Bill, which passed the
House to-day, appropriates upwards OF
S16,0O0,0O0 for operations in land SER
vice next year.
The expenses Of the Corruption Inves-
tigation Committee are estimated at near
ly $1,000.
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PIxETos Journal We are happy to
see the improvement in the looks of this
paper. The very face Of tho last No,
proves concluSively, that the people there.
abouts as well as slsew here, have been
lending helping hand to Mrs. Dexter
We hope some OF our citizens will inter
est themselves in securing and sending
for a number Of copies Of her paper, thus
showing their generosity to and in rend,
ering aid where it ia needed.
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hereby forcwarn oil persons who cor
debts with me while doing business at the
Room of Banister Brown, on Pearl street,
town of jackson, not to pay any Of the de-
contracted, to Banister Brown, as have SO
claims or debts to my son Joseph Peterson, an
gal steps will be taken to collect the same.
JAMES PETERSON.
iackson Ohio, february g6, 1851. 4s-tf
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Particular Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to u
late firm of Peterson 4 Barnes, and James Petersc
are hereby notified that have purchased oil TN
claims in the above firm, and Of James Peterson
and request them to come forward and settle th1
same with me, and save cost to themselves, and eS
pense to me- by doing 20. can be found at thl
store of A. Crswel or at the residence Of PejsEl
son, at all times. JOSEPH PET
Jackson, Ohio, february 90, 1851, 40
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The BurdelI Case.
New York, Feb. 22

NEW 1ohhJ HeO' %%'
The Grand Jury this morning returned
true bills against Eckel and Mrs. Gun
ningham, charging them with the mur-
der of DR.. Burdell
Young Snodgrass was directed to De
held to bail as witness.
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Political Schemes,

If Mr.. Robert j. Walker goes into Bu-
chanan' S Cabinet (as the krowing ones
now predict its object is very plain. II
will be decisive indication lnat Mr. Blu
chanan is to attempt the game Mr.. Polk
played--annex Cuba rs Texas was auttx.
ed 1t will be obvious, that thefes1 IS,
ambitious, INSCRIPTIONS portion 4, :. he
Democratic party have possessionjof the
Administration. The reasons for taking
that course will be quite obvious. 1t will
be laid down that the Slavery agitation
must be quoted, and that to do this, n
new agitation must be commenced, on the
old principle Of cJunicr irrd0i'on, This
has succeeded in many cases--eSpecaIly
in the Texas case But politicians, like
doctors, often forget that circumstances
chdHge. Texas was really admitted by
the genius and strength of Mr.. Calhoun,
and there is no such genius and strength
which can be brought to bear on Cuba
In the next place tho Kansas question
must be settled first; and who knows
how it will! be settled? The whole force
of the South is now put forth to make il
slave State, and it may be successful.
II it BE- made a slave State, then farewell
to all Cuba aspirations. But the last and
greatest difficulty hes in Cuba itself. IT
Spain be willing (Which is very improb
able) TO sell that fine island, then there
would rise up its religion, its slavery, its
free negroes, and other questions totally
different, and far more pregnant with ag-
italion than anything attached to Louis
lana or Texas Circumstances hare
changed, and they who raise the ques.
tions involved in the acquisition Of Cuba,
will be held to an awful responsibility
No sensible man can disN The fact
that the question of Slavery =
ism may be raised at any a
carried to the most fearful ext
If Cuba is attempted they will not
vided questions. They will excite ~
passion of men of all ranks and dcscrip-
tons. But, we know not why We should
object 10 such policy as is now shadow
ed forth If the Democratic politicians
insist upon agitation they shall have agi'
talion till they call upon the hills for safe
ty. These are not the days when CLAY,
CALHOUN and WEBSTER swayed Congress
and directed the people. They are the
days Of small men; small men can raise
the storm without the power to lay it,
! Cincinnati Gdzclie.
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Aidto Rni.UOnds in Missouri.

The Missouri Legislature has under consiaera
ton bill to mid the railroads of that State.
TO the Kansas branch of the Pacific Road it
extends additional ud to the amount of $4,000,
900, and for tho South west branch Of the same
road II proposed to guarantee the bonds of
that company for two millions of dollars, being
in addition to three millions already authorized
by law. 10 the North Missouri Road it is pro.
posed TO give So, ,0OO QUO, which will finish it to
the Iowa lno-To the Iron Mountain $4,000,
600, are givcn-one million to be expended in
the completion of the road to Pilot Knob. and
one million South Of it. 10 the Platte Valley
Road $3.50 400, and to the Cairo and F,lton
Road $50O,000. If these propositions are u
greed to by the joint committee, and sanction.
ed by the Legislature the entire amount Of
State debt. thus created will be 500 500 ,0O0 OF
within half a million of the limitation proposed
Ia. tim an,nnlmput or tho CnnsiItutlon, which
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Attachment Notice.

0. c. Miller, An order of Attachn
VS.. sued in this action,
VIM. H. JOhnson,l ans, Justice o5t.,sSss
and for Lick township, jackson cOu, ~
the | lth day of February, A. D., 1851 u
Of $l6,6O. Cause continued until to
March, 1857, at 10 O'Clock A. If.
Sfebruary &c, 1851. 49-3w 49,.
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0aidh JstNpBle' ----SS
| .4kkl i2s5th ult, at JACKSON Furnace, by the
same, bf.w w. s. Fyrrcll and Miss Kate Stevenson
On the 2sth uIt, near Gcphardt's Station, by the
Same, James P. Lowry, Esq and Miss Elizabeth
Peating. t65
On the same evening by the same, Pleasant West
ESQ.,, and Miss Elizabeth Combs.
On the 10th inst, noar Harrisonvilc, by the same
Rev. Robert D. Stephenson and Miss Sarah j.
Parks
On Tuesday 9th inst, 1857, by the Rev. A. Alb
bott, Thomas p. Sutherland and Miss Maria Pickrel
all of this place.
With tho above notice, We received large and
delicious Cake fixed up in Jimmy Chestnuts best
style, which was discussed by tho Printers of tho
STANDARD Office" and was pronounced good.
When the cake did arrive,
The Printers were all alive;
And into it they did pitch,
And pronounce IL very rich.
There's many fishes swim the sea,
And Tommy you mus let 'em be, ..
For you have done very well
To get so fair a PIcKREL.
Now Tommy, We bid you farewell,
As time aionc will only tell ia
Of every good and every mishap,
Orif you'll be called a-daddy.
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EE- Hon. o. F. Moore will please &C.
cept our thanks for bound volume Of
Congressional Globe, and Appenix, first
Session of the thirly-fourth Congress.
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SHALL Pox.-We learn that this infec.
tious disease has made its appearance in
several sections Of our country. Those
that have not been vaccinated should have
il attended to Immediately. This is an
important subject, anl should not be neg
luclcd.
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JACKSON MARKETS.
MASnNIC REGISTER.

Trowol Lodge No. 1872, holds its regular COmmu-
ncations at the Masonic Hall on Broadway, on the
Friday evening on or next preceding tho full moon
of each month JAMES II. G. MILLER, Secy.
Trowe Chapter u. d., meets at the Masonic Hall,
on the first Thursday evening of every month 4; j..
w. LAIRD, II. P.-JAMEs II. G. MILLER Sec'y.
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LAND SAFE,

William Lewis. In Jackson cOnntv. Pro.
VS.. bate Court. Petition TO,
Jane Parry, ct al. sell land.
In npursuance of an order Of Court in the above
ease, will offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises, at one o'clock P. N on tP
Both day Of March, 1851, the following re5i
estate, 10 wit: The sOuth east quarter Of ~
south west quarter Of SECTION 25. township
Of range eighteen. Also, the sOUth west qua
Ter of The south east quarter, Of section
townhip e. Of range eighteen, subject tQI
dover Of Jane Parry therein. FERNS.
one third ctsh Rs hand :; aa1E
and Onethird 10 two years. "a
deferred payments AppralscsH
&e6shfAM III
GuaT5iun Of Thomas 1o1
D Lncklcy Atty Anna '0D'y
February 25 1857. 41-4@
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EJ John Benner, near Bainbridgo
Ross. county OIio is engaged in the man
ufacture Of Furnace Tools of all kinds,
and warranted, which will be delivered
at D A Schutte's, ChilicoLhe. Ohio oil
by the proprietor at Ills factory Fur
mace men will do well to make n note oI
this. S6o Advertisement
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INVENTORY OF PERSONAL ErFECTs -
Here are the "itcms' Of the cost of Il rig
worn by lady in San Francisco, lately,
on the occasion of her making full dress
parade. The correctness of the figures is
youchcd for by the editor Of the G0Iden
Era, who. for personal satisfaction, and
the curiosity of the readers Of his paper,
applied to the lady and received the
schedule" from her own hands:
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sI,eria's Sale.

SheriR's Sale;
Nstice is hereby given, that
sale at public auction, at the .
House ia-Jachson, JackSo2
On Monday
Al
At II o'clock A. N. Al
real estate, to wit: UStF
out lot No. 26, in the Nj
Jackson, beginning at ,
James Farrar'S lot; then lcpk
Main Street 8 rods; the kgout
from Main Street; then = rodA
west corner Of Jnmes Fq ,r's lot
lei with said Farrar's nc 81 rod
of beginning on Muin Street, lake
erty OF the Trnstees Of the Meth6,.f
Church in said town ofAs y OF;
in favor Of David Le5t ~
Common Rleas Of Jacksdh COZ nty. q
said Trustees, II. A. Swift d M. 8
ant to me direced as Sheriff
BANISTER BI
Feb. &c, 1851, ds,-19.
p 49, - - -
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gJIeo. A. Croiut, general Advertisement
Agent next door to The Post Office, Philadelphia
IL our agent for procuring Advertisements and
Subscription for that city, and has full power to
collect the amounts due this Office for the same
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Thc Case of James s--.DcCis-
jOM OF the Lower Court Affirmed

BOM OF the Lower Court Affirmed.
This case, which has been pending for
some time in the Supreme Court, was dis
posed Of on Saturday. at Columbus, af-
trming the action Of the Hamilton Coun-
ty Court, The exceptions were to the
admission of the records of the Court on
the second trial, with reference to the tes
limony of witness who died soon after
tho first trial took place. SUMMONS will
now receive the sentence of death, and
will be executed in this county, should
the Governor not interfere. Speculation
on this later point is now quite active,
and it is the general impression that the
sentence will be commuted 10 imprison'
ment for lie, on the ground that SO much
time has passed since his conviction that
public opinion does not now demand the
execution of the extreme penalty of the
law. The act, however, of which he was
found guilty was most diabolical one,
and this fact will doubtless exercise n
strong influence against the convict Fri
day, the l7lh Of April is fixed for the
txe~ltiop of the prisoner. Summons has
been in Jail from July, l849, period of
eight Years. The decision just rendered
makes the sixth time this case has been
before the legal tribunals Of the State;
four times before jury, and twice on ap,
- - nbus 49, LiB Gas.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFuNED BREATH AND BEAU
TIFUL CoMrLETioN-cau be acquired by using the
"Balm Of a Thousand Flowers" What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of n disa-
grecable breath, when by using the "BALN OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS" as q dentifrice, would not
only render it sweet, but leave the teeth white as
aabaster2 Many persons do not know their breath
is bad, and ject is so delioate their friends
will never = Bewarssof counteEieits.zs
For sale BY D
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Attachment Notice

0. 6, Miller, An order of Attachal
VS. sued in this case, by J
Elijah Mackcy. Justice of the P
for Lick township, Jackson county, 0bsnts
day of February A. D. 1857, for thelJb
rs centsi the case continued until thy
March, A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ o.
feb. 26, 1857. 49-3w
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tEs~H. 5. ScHELL, late of the firm Of Skillin,
Na4seher, Owen Scholl, United States 4 Foreign
Newspaper a dSertising Agent, McGut's Building,
sJj Broadway New York.
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s-F. ". IIUHTr ( Co., Cincinnati, O.no, No. /,
Sacon's Building " W. cor. Walnut d Sixth Sts.,
are our sco Agents 10 procure subscriptions and ad
Vert,scrz ants, E that city.
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6AoDLEs d HARNESS Mr. W, Shower,
shoEed us some very beautiful Saddles
and seyeral sells OF Harness, which We
,thiak ere hard 10 beat Those Of our read
srs that sish a. good article, would do well
b eaR on Wesley before purchasing else.
whero. lIs~shop isin the Grafton Block