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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-22

Alpine Hair BnIm.-For something like year
past have suffered from very unpleasant irritation Of
the scalp, and constant accumulation of dandru With
dry harsh condition Of the hair which falling rap
idly was induced by Mr.. Patlen, Druggs to try
bottle Of the Alpine Hair Balm. After the third appl
cation found that my head entirely relieved Of the
intense itching and that there evident improvement
10 thu condition of the hair, both in relation the falling
and the harshness of the samei by the time had used
bottle found that the condition of the scalp and
hair much better than they had been for year
previous. G. D. OLEAVLAND, NJ. D.,
Harrison Avenue, Boston.
Forsale by NJ B. Green Co., David Scott J. Q. Hill
George R. Spur, Charles sbley, James Green, and a
druggists generally. M % de3dR6m
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CHAPLIN g. DADMUN, ,r
ATTORNEYS 8 COUNSELLORS at LAW
Nos.4 d Worcester BankIBlock, Worcester, Mass
HENRY CHAPLIN APPLETON DADMuN,
apl diff
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
Eanosha Water Cure.

THIS INSTITUTIONS founded upon the principle Of using
'Adtre's ReNsies in the cure Of disease, and so in
structng patients ia their use that they may
Not only Regaia 6Rt lhaintatn Heath.
The location Of the CURE emneny adapted for the pur
pose being situated in OF the most pleasant Cities OF the
West which health pure air and water cannot be
passed.
Our Rooms aud Bathing conveniences are well arranged
for the comfort Of patients and pains win be spared TO
render their stay agreeable.
DR. sEELEY would cal the attention of the afflicted
Remedy
THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
which he has introduced into his Cure BY the these
baths al extraneous minerals las mercury lead &c
extracted from the system, and Of he distressing
naades that humanity subject entirely cured
such Scrofa, Rheumatism, Paralysis Ulcers Neuralgia
and Nervous Diseases generally.
Persons who have worked in paints taken mercury,
mineral medicines ofany kind will do well TO test these baths
TIE Terms OF this Instuon from So to SO per week
Invads will bring six crash towels, two cotton linen
sheets, a flannel blanket and two comfortables,
Those desiring Home Treatment will enclose 81 to
II. I. SEELEY.
Eav4
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sheriff. sale.

lY virtue oftwo wrs Of nery aclas issued out I'd under
- the seal 81 tie circuit n and for the county OF
Kenosha and state Of Wisconsin 70 ne directed and ev
cred against the goods and chate lands and teaenaents
cf Patrick p Lynch, have levied upon and shan offer for
and sell public Yeadue to the highest bidder there
for the law directs the bogse the cry and
county KenehS, and state Aforesaid Saturday the
Sth day OF Msy 1Ss, between the hours and
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said DAY al the right tile
% the said Patrick T. Lach and 70 tae
Lowing described pieces parcels Ct ad lying and being
in the coanty sad state aforesaid, 10 wit; The south
baof he southwest quarter OF section number thrtysix
S6) containing eighty Also az that portion Of the
east hundred Of the northeast quarter section
number thirty FIVE go lying south Of the ivsoT fence be-
tweea Patrick r Lynca and John Mccullough, containing
about fty-ve Also, sl tha piece og land bounded
as follows beginning stake tire cshre 81 said section
thrty-ye running thence east sixty rods thence north
thirteen and O3ethrd rods thence sixty rods thence
south thirteen and oae-tTd reds, the place beginning
containing Ave Also, thSs piece o. land bogaed
follows, beginning the southeast Of TIE
southeast quarter ofsectIep number thence
running westerly en- tie south line O. SAID qaaT;eT seCon
TO polat where The Spring Brock read seTee SAID south
line near the blacksmith shop thence along the centre OF
said Spring Brock road IN 3thsastsriy direction the
east lire 81 said qOarter-secton thence s0ush alcng the
east hne about seventsx rods se place beginning
containing about thirty All said lands lie il town
north Of range twenty-five the town Ct Peasant
Prairie kenosha County, Wisconsin
Dated kenosha- Apvl 18th A D 1851
IVA A PAGE TYaiESEN, sheriff
q hsncsla County, Wis.
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M A BILE FAC TORY
cmnpCE acEu.Ev.

&sksOASsHE AS E&EsEs
a sNOUNGES to the peopeof Kenosha City and
n ,.5sy III Ticinity, that he has bought out the
Marble Is of JOSEPH /. EHLE, and has added
largely r. 10 Stock, with both
E<siian AMI American Marble,
OF: ~ very best quality and is prepared to furnish
: 5rier all work II the marble line
.ocing an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feels
onfdeGce in warrantiTg his
Monument, Iomb Stones, Tomb Tables, O6liesks
Paint Stones,
And all other work wanted, for finish and STYLE to
rival all competition.
PLAIN Rstfsed o.. Ornamental Work, of any chdr0c
ter 9esirea done ~ sfye 10 eire entire safsfac
tim lie respectfully solieits The patronage of the
Public.
- shop on Pearl street, south side, west OF Main
acrnsh from the Post Office.
EFxosHA june l835e-nivl6.
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Lake Panin Oman

We had the pleasure Of meeting Judge Tullis
of St. Panl, yesterday morning. He informs
us that Lake Pepinis open-the first vessel hay
ing got through on Thursday last The vessel
that first broke through the ice was the old but
staunch War Eagle, but as She neared the head
OF the Lake, man fell overheard, and the delay
caused by the accident allowed the Galena to get
ahead, which, vessel reached St. Paul early on
Friday morning, and takes the prize of 800, of.
fered by the st. Paul folks for the first vessel
through -Chicag0 Press.
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COLES BAsHFoRD.
. exempt libraries from attachmen

AN ACT to exempt libraries from attachmen
and sale for debt.
The People OF the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
septed in Senate and Assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
Section J. No debtors hbrsry or any part there
Of snail be liable to seizure by virtue Of any at
tachment, execution OF other process issued from
any court Of this State or from any courts of the
United States. The provisions Of this act shall
not apply to circulating libraries
Seci0g ? The provisions of this act shall ex-
tend and apply to all process hereafter issued
for the collection of any debts or liability incur
red before or after the passage Of this act.
Sec 3. So much of section lifty-eight of chap
ter one n ndred and two as conflicts with the
provisions Of this act ore hereby repealed.
Section 4. This act shall take effect and be in
oree from ard after rs passage.
approved March 2 s57.
COLES BASHFORD
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Keuosha County Circuis Coura.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI
oias issued from the Circuit Court of Kenosha coun.
ty Wisconsin, in favor Of Alonzo Campbell plaintiff and
against John Henry, defendant have levied upon the
following described Real Estate to wit; Commencing sn
west side kenoSha 2YI feet south C southeast
Of ot sixteen 6 northeast quarter section fG
side Of Kenosa 80 feet westerly about rods
20 east line of Old Chicago Road north 20 feet east be-
ginning which SAID real estate shall expose FOR sale and
sell 70 the highest bidder the law directs and ex
cept thererom quarter taken the north
side Of tie lands above described the front door the
Court House in the city OF KenOsha said County on Sat
urday the 18th day 81 May A. D. 1851 between the hours %
and three O'Clock in tbs afternoon Of said day
Kenssha April ], 1871. 4. p. TINESEN.
he~f IF h..
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Address and Presentation 20 the Rev.
Father Colton o., his departure for Ire
land.

Father Colton o., his departure for Ire
land.
Kenosha April &c, 1851.
figv. AND DEARsR:
The Catholics Of st. Marks Parish, on
hearing Of intended departure for Ireland having
sembed at St. Marks Library Association and cho
sen committee requested present you with the fol-
lowing address and accompanying present token Of
their respect and generation for your person. and ofheir
acknowledgements Of the many great services yeu have
dered to the of Religion and Morality ince your APP
poinment TO this Parish
We, the Ca tholcs Of St. Marks Parish approach Won
Rev Sir with the lively sentiments respect and at
tachmen withhold the expression our deep
regret your departure, and of the great loss win sus
tain during your absence How shall express our adj
mraton your iabors and sacrifices since you came
amongst u You have sacrificed your health for your PEG
PIE matter whether hot Or cold in sickness or health
always ready to attend to the spiritual wants Of
your congregation by your exertion and zeal you have
purchased for splendid Bell, you have cleared of the
debt Of the Church, which credit only to you hut
the congregations your laoors have been many and ar
duous BY your counsels aud instructions YOU have bro
beck to the fold ofthe Shepherd many who had
srayed from the path Of Virtue Religion and others
who for years the victims of5ice ard intemperance
to knowledge Of their impending danger and their duties
to their God and to Themselves BY yoar urbany and
bors and lectures have become United Temperate and
Religious people, in word you have made yourself all
things to all men, in order TO gain al to Christ
Though you intendd dedarure for the land Of your ma
vity has filed all with feelings Of grief and sorrow yet
entertain the hope that viii long have The pleasure
Of again seeing amongst with improved health
newed eeergy and terminated ZEAL that though absent
viii forget your valuable exerons in clearing off
the debt Of church, and purchasing Of the BELL" which
you have elevated the pre of St. Marks US
and our children, and which win transmit your the
latest potery in language eloquent than can
press.
Permit me, Them Rev SIR to offer you the acknowledge
nent Of add aGcetionats attachment beg
your acceptance OF the accompanying present $4,000 as
testimony Of our lasting gratitude ard of the high
in which we AM hold you May enable you to defray
part Of the expenses Of your contemplated journey and
although unequal tina wishes we trust that
will not be the less acceptable when assure you that
i Is accompanied with the hearts and affections Of the
Catholics Of St. Marks Church Of Kenosha.
ANDREW LEONARD Chairman
JOHN BAILEY. Secretary of Committee
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THOMAS PRICTURE,

syinos, Liquors, Irish and Scotch Hllislscy,
Lonaon Porter, Scotch lie, Cigars, &c.
Esramdics.-Otqrd, Dypvy q Co., L. Cheron's
CdampaigAc, q. AdmyrGHid, H. L0mbat, j. g.
=. NFfaR, Rasfeaa Caarrnyr L. Marion
ID. Dvpuy, Damien.
asius-Col0gHc, DuKuypers, Key, Thistle.
gsums--JeHUjca, 81. Cf0jr.
ss'Isislsvy VS. Old HoHoReohc'a.
yVfrCs--B urgently Pert, M03cira. Na'aga, Per
and pafe .jaiee, Sherry .. g. Gor1an, Othe
Gy0JeS.
ChaapaigRe Heidsich and Hctdsick & Co., de- Lutte
mani, do. Qpeca Victoria, do. D4rol Grape,
C}ayef ~ casks, Clarct IN cases, IptJs In casks
WIFE az caseS, lf2Sc0t Nuscat IN e.fseS. fran
H. Cherries, Cherry Brandg, Cordials, BUlers,
j}roiot Pure SpilH.
- Pricfures Double Rectifed Wh;S,ey, Ia lots or
by thc barrel. Kenosha, WIS. dis.ui6vl6
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~o,,poil Proceedings

e,.,,..;l ,ne. this evening Present the May
a. an5 IN Of tic Aldarnod The minutes of the
f,ro,ious meeting were read and approved.
,,q.. fnsuguraI address ofthe Mayer was received
and ordered to he printed
rbeNayor presented communication from Lieut.
col Graham. IN which lie proposed "'to make new
Stfveyoflhe Harbor and It's adoinings have the
same autographed and furnish the city one hun
dret copies il the City would appropriate one hun
bred dollars for that purpose and stating that the
cost ofthe maps after the first hundred would not
be more than five dollars per hundred.
Aid. Scott moved that The proposition ofCol. Ora
hasl IN re gard 70 Map and Survey Of Harbor be &C
ceptcd aad .ha the SUM Of one hundred and twenty
dollars Isl ,00D be appropriated to deiray the ex-
peuses OF such survey and the cost Of five hundred
oy more copies Of such Map. Which was agreed 70
The Committee appointed to confer with Mr.. Fish
Oh :hc subject orthe Soows building for ilarbor pur
poses reported as follows:
That they had carefully examined tie work and
areof the opinion that the work Is not done proper
Is or in a yrorkmanlke manner, and that the work
mas not been prosecuted with as much energy as
the necessity OF the ease required.
The Committee would further state in regard to
tae forvarlness of he work, that they find OF
Inc scos nearly completed and that it could be got
.-...4.i,.r. ,,,o,, Ut
Of labor performed and portion Of the lumber for
one E,pre Scov; how much it would be difficult to
.. c,.,,;.4, ..a he, Nat tl,aro are
good and just cause4or the removal Of Mr. Fish as
Superintendent Of The construction of said Scows,
~, ice.
w yr,T,r, t,r-,por-r,uo
d CROSiT
........ 49,. ,,,,, 4I, s,l,.,,+io,, Of tho
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We shall probably be able to give the bal
nee OF the Exhibit, in our next week paper.
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Personal.

Wecopy the following commentators
remarks from the Madison Journal. Dir
Butler and his family, while residing
in this city, gained many warm friends
We wish them long life and prosperity
wherever they may sojourn -
"WM. BUTLER, Esq, whom we recog-
uize as an acquaintance otlong ago, has
been appointed Ticket Agent for Wis
consin. and is located at No. 2lo East
Water Street Milwaukee. MIR. b. is a
wide awake, energetic business man,
and the company have been fortunate
In their selection We wish friend b.
success to his hearts content.
~ some one has sent us a copy Of the kansa.
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Tnportant TO Buvers.

Those wishing 10 purchase Real Esta tie, viii
find something oiimportance to them in our ad-
vert.siug columns, by turning to Mr. ". o.
Bennests advertisement. lie offers several lots
in the city, in valuable locations, and a farm
in the town OF Somers.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07
5hipwreclE and Loss OF Life.

t1flfIILofN UIiIN ..
The Canadian bark Empire, Of pore Dover
Captain MilHgan, came ashore yesterday after
noon near Marble Head hailed from Toledo
with cargo of oak timber. The crew. eleven
in number, drowned. The Captain and passon.
gers were saved.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

tgT DoAN & HAwLEY, are just receiving
their Stock Of Goods, in any quantities They
make it a point to keep one of the most varied
and extensive stocks in the City. Co and ex-
anime them.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

- We learn that LEoNARD CRoCEER.whil-
5so a citizen oT Kenosha, has disposed Of his
farm in wyoming Co. n. Y. and purchased a
fsrs, of5B3 acres, known as the "Geo W Tilt
Farm within the corporation Of the city Of
Buffalo.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

STATE UNIvERsTrY. --Tho third term Of the
year 1867, VIII open on the 22d inst, and close
on the 22d Of July next. Glasses will be formed
in the art of teaching, in Agricultural Chemistry
and IN Political Economy.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

Silas Davenport, Collins Kuapp William scariett and
Barton E. Clark, defendants.
EeN VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
, this cause the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1851
shall expose sale and sell 90 dic Auction, the
Court House in the City Of Kauos2, Monday, the
teenth dy OF March, A. d, 1851 the hour of two O'Clock
the Afternoon the following described morigaged lands
and premises, much thereof az may be Sufficient
satisfy the amount mentioned IA saia decree, all the
following pieces parcels Of land lying and being in Ke
uoha Gate RacnG County State Of Wisconsin aud desert
bed sud known the southwest quarter of six
north Of range twenty east containing one
hundred sixty of land also the half Of the
southeast quarter OF the above named section containing
eighty al land.
A. p. TY4IES0N, SteriF cf KeHos}1 Co4Hfi.
fi8'S 6llfee, Keuosha january 2sth, 1851 5w53
WIlLG& HERRY WRIGHT, S{icjior for Complainant.
TIE above sale is postponed TO Monday, the eighteenth
day Of May D. 1851, at the hour and place as
above. A. p TEMES0N, Sheriff.
Kenosha March 10 1857
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PAPER IEANGINl:s.

Wall Window Papers, Bordering-the largest and
Best assortment before offered in this marke of all
prices and qualities, from the finest Satin, to the
kinds the lowest prices
The public requested look in and themselves
inducements offered for they numerous name
Kenosha, December %, Is. Iy2T
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First shipment of Grail,

The schooner Game Cork, Capt. Gilmore, is
loading at the pier this morning with wheat
She takes on 1880 bushels for Buffalo.
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~ The weather this morning is mild and
pleasant, giving promise of the approach of the
long expected SPRING.
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Books, STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGINGS.

PAPER IIANGINGS.
GSE4EEOH KING. At his well known stand on
- Main Street. takes pleasure in saying his
friends and the public generally that his stock of Books Sta
onery, and Paper Haugngs, is complete and extern
siye than has ever before been offered in Kenosha
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF the latest and most approved standards, offered at
Woiesd@e Ret OF every kind and description used in
Common High Schools prices that cannot fail TO please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the standard Works, both English and Amer
lean, in various and beautiful styles of Bind nProse and
PoeiryHisories Biographies, Tales &C. Bibles Dictona
res, Prayer Books and Hymn Books New Books, from all
the great Publishing Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY,
Comprising every variety quality and style Of Letter. Note
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unruled,
white, and assorted colors; Cards Of every
description; Inks, Iinksands, G0Id Pens,
Steel Pens, Quils, &c, &C.
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s.NAasnEAN,a sAEE.

la sraeGte-N cnosha CoHnty Court.
Ia The matter q tbs guardianship Of Charles A. and Eve
line L. Ssoekwel miaors
oTICE IS hereby given that BY virtue and in pursuance
- 81 an order 81 license made Ia said the 18th
day q april A. - Sa' te Ceenty Court Of said County
tsfHf day - Nay A. d i,5 at o'clock r. N Of said
av house UpGn the premises IL be sold or for st
81 PEbic yeRlee, the in tcvest q bis said fa
lowing descgibsd premises 70 vat the south quartet
Of section or Tean Range twenty except Acres
Of from the eass side thereof in the Of Salem kenosha
County. ,,,-.,-,,-,,,,
Dated salem April e2,h, 1857.
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fit- oAoEC az oishA a ~ t-sA AAi4t' ~ W. !
En Probate EScnosha County Court.

the ofthe Guardianship Of George Seth Hunto
minor.
Notice hereby given hat by virtue and in pursuance Of
an order uf cepsc made in Sai the 18th day
degsgued Guardian Of s2d ward viii the sd day Of May
D, f in Salem az the premises 70 be sold at o'clock
p NJ said day eer for sale pablic vendRe the follow
ing described lands wiz the interest Of said ward in all
that parcel otlaad lying aud being in the Salem
County tNenosa and STATE 81 Wisconsin 1t being
paTt % the south east quarter Of section Nc three
one north ofrauge twenty east and described follows.
Commencing at point rods north Of tie quarter
stake on The south Iae o. the school 70, reds the
centre Of the Geneva road, thence east On the centre fSa3
road the eeutrs 81 the trajl read thence nerth nueea
degrees wesi the centre OF sd trad read far shall
he necessary 10 make Eve OF land bya line running
west to the west line 81 said quarter section, hnce south e
M race Of he Eung containing eve acres Subject 10 the
widows dover and mortgage given to Daniel c. Burgess.
ELIZABETH a. HUNTOoE, Guardian.
Deted SsiCCa, ApEH -, ls35. SNs5.
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Cr.ss@ WARE,

CONSISTING in part Of Syrup Bottles Molasses
~ Cans, blers-a large variety. Butter Dish
es, Flower Vases Sugar Bowls, and CreameFs. Cob
lets, Glass Toys, &e, Just opened by
STARkYEATHER & Co.
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And you win not be disappointed by their operation
and YOU will never take any other medicine.
For sale Ly STARKWEATFIER & Co.
:. JOHNSON Jr, Milwaukee, Wholesale Agent for Wis.
1yl3
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ANDREW LLUNAIIU, Dhalfman.
JOHN BAILEY, Secretary of Committee.

Auction SALE.-We call the attention of
readers TO the advertisement OF J. H. Rowe of
Bristol, of a sale at auction Of Horses, Cattle,
Farming Implements, &c Among his stock
are Ave Cows which at the present price of but
terare good property. AS Mr.. r. is bound to SELL
we presume there will be a chance for bargains
T3 We are indebted to the polteness of Mr..
Lucas Merrill, of the "Kenosha Pier CO.. for our
Marine List
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

For Liver Complaint Pain in the head Side Back
Bilious Diseases. sc. They excel any other Pill
ever offered to the Public Attentive
They move the Bowels III natural and easy man
ner, without causing any pain debility by their
nnnrntinn- Give them
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ERAyv RND E0EsED E.ENSEED OEE.
I Z Spts TurpenGne, Paint aud Brushes, for sal,
Ne ! e Man St $. CLARK & SON
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EIyE.EED LAMPS, a large assortment on hand
4 Fluid and Camphene, fresh from the manu-
factory, Lamps fei tied with Fluid Tops, at the
Dru4 Store OF STARkW GATHER x Co.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-07

TIME OF OPENING.-The New York Canal
Board have resolved to open the Canals of that
State on the 9th of May
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EOR S ale.

nNE CHEESE PRESS, One Large Reser-
W voir, one Tim Cheese Vat Hoops and Followers all
in good order They made and used by L. Croker
two years They viii be sold cheap. Inquire at this
once, 81 j. A. BUTTS.
Kenosis March IL, 1851. 39tf
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Kenosha q Rockford z. R.

We commence the publication this week 0
the "Exhjbit of the Kenosha Rockford and
Rock Island f. Z. Company lately issued in
pamphlet form byorder Of the Board Of Directors.
It is worthy the careful perusal of our readers,
as a fair exhibit of the present condition and
future prospects of an enterprise in which we
are all deeply Interested. 1t will be seen from
that this enterprise has grown from It's humble
beginning as the 'Kenosha x Beioit Railroad ="
into one Of far greater magnitude and impor-
tance, and from having only the support and in
fuencc Of few public spirited and enterprisng
men of our own city, it has now that Of the city
0. Rockford, and Of all the towns and country
on It's line between here aud Rockford and Rock
Island on the Mississippi. Every friend Of the
enterprise must rejoice at this promising 5 tate
OF affairs.
by reference to the proceedings Of Railroad
meeting at Oregon, which we take from the
Rockford Democrat in another column, it viii
be seen that the consolidation of that portion Of
Road between Rockford and the Mississippi,
with .ha lLeuosha and Rockford Road is no
longer question. We have then, asinglo main
trnuk Road, with but one interest and one OBJ
jtct FROM Kenosha to Rock Island distance
I73 miles.
We shall probably be able to give the bal
,uce OF the Exhibit. in our next weeks paper.