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G5-The particular attention of those
that wish to take lessons, either in Vocal
or instrumental Music, is directed to the
advertisement of Mr.. Syer, in to-day 8
paper. Mr. s. is considered an artist of
the first class, and should be patronised
by all the lovers of Music. lie has taken
rooms at the "ISham House." where he
can be consulted as to terms and cond-
tons Of scholarship.
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Attachment Notice.

William Plummer, Plaintiff, VS., Thomas Maley,
Defendant. Before John Stevenson. J. P. of
Milton township, jackson countySOhio. On
the 90 day Of April, A. D., 1857, said Justice is
sued an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum Of seven dollars and four cents
The said cause is continued for hearing until the
10th day of June, A. ID. 1857, at 90'clOrk A. n,
WILLIAM PLUMMER.
May Ia. 1857. s-3wA
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OF We are glad to see the SIemifc
american give currency to the report that
he present high price OF sugar must come
down. 1t rs said that the maple sugar
product Of this season will not fall much
short Of fseTenty million pounds,
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HThS Virginia election will take
place on the fourth Thursday in May,
whSCS will be She 28,h. IN August, elec-
'ions will be held in Alabama, Arkansas,
Kentucky Missouri. North Carolina
Tennessee and BeHas.
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Attachment Notice.

Buzzard 4 Spencer, PrGs.l Before John Stevenson
W. J. P. of milton town
Thomas Maley, Def'rt. ship, Jnckson county, 0
On the 2s.h day of April, A. D., 1857, said justics
issued order of attachment in the above action,
for tho sum OF dollars and eighty three cents.
The said cause is continued for hearing until the
18th day of june, A. D., 1857, at 0 O'Clock A. NJ.
BUssARD 4 sPENCG.'
NAV a. 1857 8-3W ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bridge Notice,

There will be seNd out to thelowest bidder. on
the 9Th day of June, 1885, building Of a bridge
across Meadow ran, on the road leading from
Berlin to Hamden, in Milton Township, Jack.
son County, Ohio.
BY order Of Commissioners.
May IA, 81. 3w JoHN STEPHENSON, A,J.O.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
G r A N 6 6 r. S
COMMERCIAL
-A N LID
MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE.
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Splendid Inducements to these wh o
wish TO attend Commercial College, +,
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!
Splendid Inducements to these who
wish TO attend q Commercial College.
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!
EUITEoN FREE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

10 those who enter my Institute, or remit me $50,
and thus secure Guarantee Scholarships, any time
before the LIST day Of next September can upon com
pletng ?. thorough course Vf Double Entry Book
heepirg and its Collateral Branches. secure ucra-
tive employment in Commercial or Blaking Houses
as Accountants within ninety days after their grad
Hation, OF else they will be Unidentified to the full
amount of the sum paid for tuitien, and thus
realize
Free Tuition or Lucrative Sitna ri Oas
Graduates from this Institution are now filing re-
sponsible snA lucrative positions as cashiers. Book
keepers and Railroad 0hice clerks, in different Sec
tons of the country and being preferred BY bu-
siness rnen to Graduates Of any other mercantile
college. Hence the above unparalleled indnce-
ments which nothing but the great Superiority of
ofmy instruction and thorough training of my stu
dents SOr business life world warrant.
The Principal Of this institution has
been practical accountant for longer
period than any other Teacher in the
Western country.
Address the undersigned for further
parti eslars. WIN. W. GRANGER.
May "a, 1857. 9-4n
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A JoEE.-John w. Levy, being very
Try. informs every body, that he took some
Did rye, and got little high; and all his
ffsy nuss rely, and must not cry or either
siA tet cry, for he most&certainly,
" -. - far off land Of liberty aud
lES sal kNtly and eontentedly nntil
he II die--whieh is veTy natnrsS,-i
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JACKOsM MARKETS,
MARRIED..

On the 7th day Of May, 1857, by II. Adams,
Esq, Mr., GEOhGE DoHERTT and Miss SARAH
McCORMcK, all of jackson county, Ohio.
On the 18th inst, by the same Mr.. JoNYTHAN
NHF and Miss OBEDiSEE CASTEK all Of Jackson
Couny Ohio.
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no. .s9,l AN ACT.

mo. 99,1 AN ACT.
To regulate the elections Of Treasurers Of Rail.
- road Companies in certain eases.
Sec. /. Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State Of Ohio, That the Directors of any
Railroad Company now incorporated in this State
whose act Of incorporation require the Treasurer
Of the corporation to be Director, may, when =
ever in their opinion the interests or convenience
Of such company will be promoted, thereby, e.
lect any other suitable person as Treasurer of
such corporation, subjectto such rules and regu
latiOns as the Directors of such company may
prescribe,
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate
April 7th, 1857.
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JACKSON, c. II. OHIO.
THURSDAY, May IA, 1857.

f.g-F. w. HURT 4 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, No. l.,
Bacon's Building, N. W. cor. Walnut h Sixth Sts.,
our sole Agents to procure subscriptions and ad
vertisements, in that city.
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No 981 AN ACT.

10 amend m act entitled an act to restore to
the Court of Common Pleas the jurisdic.
tien Of minor offences in certain counties
in this State"
Seq |. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Ohio, That section nine Of
an act entitled can act to restore to the Court
of Common Pleas the jurisdiction Of minor of
fences in certain counties in this State" passed
April 0, 1856, be so amended as to read as fol-
lows: Sec. 8. Tho provisions of this act shall
not apply to the counties of Vlnton, Meigs,
Hooking, Lake, Trumbull. Harrison, Portage,
Potnam, Henry, Lucas, Pike, Ouyahoga, Me =
dina, Mercer, Lawrence, Miami, Summit, Wood,
Ottowa, Corroll, Monroe, Lorain and Scioto,
Montgomery and Licking and the repeal here
in of chapter four Of an act defining the juris-
diction and regulating the practice Of probate
courts. passed March IA, 1853 shall not apply to
the counties named in this section, but the juris
dictiop Of the probate court in said counties shall
remain the same as if this act were not passed ;
Provided, that all business pending in any pro-
bate court in this State shall be finished in the
same manner as if this act had not passed.
Sec. 2. In the counties of Gallia, Seneca,
Jackson, Adams, Fayette, Guernsey and Della.
ware, which by the provisions Of this act are
taken out Of the exceptions to the operation Of
the act ofwhich this is anendatory, the several
offences specified in said act shall be prosecuted
in manner as therein required, and said counties
shall hereafter be subject to the provisions of
Of said act the same as if included in the opera
tion thereof
Sec. 3. That section Of the act entitled
"an act tore store to the court of common pleas
the Jurisdiction of minor offences in certain coun.
ties in this State" passed April g. 1856, is here.
by repealed.
JOSEPH TRUESDALE,
Speaker pro TEN Of the House Of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
-... President of the Senate
Columbus, April 10, 1851.
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MASONIC REGISTER,

Tfowel lodge No. 1872, holds its regular Commu-
nicationS at the Masonic Hal on Broadway on the
Friday evening on next preceding the full moon
ofeach month; JAMES II. G., ,MLLsE, Sec'y.
YrOWel Chapter y. d, meets OF the Masonic HhIf.
on the first Thursday evening of every month ]
W. LAIRD, II. P:-JAzEs II. G. MILLER Sew.
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E4B-H. s. SoHELL, late of the firm of Skilin,
Vassoher, Owen & Scheil United States Foreign
Newspaper A dvertising Agent, Moaat's Building,
335 Broadway, New Y York.
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nNrRaad tha AdYsf..

0TRead the Adysfs
q Carleton, Publishers, "
way, New York, and then eH b
One Dollar, for one olths ND St.
Jog and Charming Boots ID
you will be amply rewai
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LEASING BRIrfs. IvIrws &
with copious eI SaCts, the y :
Novel Of modern italy. We presedFs
NOTICES. T
zone of the mbst genuinely successip nc;
tons we have reid for a long time past
don Leader.
"The materials are so skilfully srrangedfsndf
are woven together in such mastery st4 that
the attention is riveted at once, and eEsak
inspired is precisely thatwhich we feel
suspect that the story may be true
Doctor Antonio is tale in thousal
don Critic.
"This book 10 superior, as a boo
its predecessor. r........ Lucy is Tne
charming impersonations of an EnglH
have met with In the course Of many
London Anthen@um,
ain point Of literary excelencs, there are
writer's of the present day wha Surpass THIS
thor ."-LiteTsFy GaEetts,
D-The Pubiishers send copies Of this book
mail carefully packed. postage paid upon
'''p' RU6D { CARLETON, publisheu
Nc 3l0 BROADWAY, MEM W
e. *Any newspaper giving this whole adveytis
two Insertions, calng. attenting to it edit
and sending usa marked paper, will roceiv
lsf the book bynail post -raid may lag
Il
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Wooden ROWIS,-0S all sizes, fsIi ale By
3. p. Sasherl and.
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Cheese.-An excellent quality Of W. R..
Chese on band at all tines TIPS.
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GFGeo. A. Crofut, general Advertisement
Agent, next door to the Post Office, Philadelphia
is 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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Correspondence of the ST. Louis Democrat.
From Kansas.
LAwRENcE, ApriI el, ~

LAWRENCE, April 2l, 81
Editor Democrat: Secretary Stanton,
acting Governor of Kansas, visited the
citizens Of this place, aud made speech
iniroming them that his "proclivities"
were southern, and that he was in favor
OF making Kansas slave State also +,
that the bogus laws must be enforced,
and that they would use the Dragons of
the u. S. government for that purpose
The citizens replied simultaneously that
Mr., Stanton, and all the dragons that
could be sent to Kansas, could not en-.
force the laws in Kansas made by Mis-
sourians. Judge Smith, of Penn, one of
the seven prisoners whom the mob arres.
ted for treason, at the sacking Of Law.
renee, replied to Mr.. Stanton, saying that
the Free State men were able to defend
their rights, and would do so. il il was
necessary for them to meet U. 81 dfa
goons, border rullians, Georgia red shirts,
and the Palmetto ohvalry. Governor
Robinson spoke al some length, showing
the worthy secretary that "Jordan was'
hard road 20 travel" and that he ~
land on the3lher side. UMoN
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HJAll kinds of Family Groceries, Of tssk4N
quality, on hand, and to arrive from tiHe tc&'
time. T. P.S S.
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n-iIf you want picture true to life,
colorcd naturally and perfect likeness,
call at the lsham House, and get one OF
Edwards Melainotypes, as his stay in
Jackson is limited.
Picture and Case will cost you only
One Dollar
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The demand for this famous worn. NJ
hausted several smaller and cheaper ed
Publishers are now happy to present d
poisSeuY and lover Of FINE Books, SUI
tAe work as will be not only an ornamE
library, but . valuable addition 10 l'l|
character.
No EUROPEAN TRAVELLER who has
long the enchanting shores Of the BIZ.
ranean near Nice and GRSoA, or who =
ed the "dOlce far niente' atmosphe
Europe, but will seize with delight
Charming Tale OF LOvea a,
iuterwoven as 1t is with aINOsh
pathic narrative Of tn
- Iialy tEkiNS
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Eg-New Post-oflices have been estab.
lished at Moonville,, Vintop county, Geo.
A, Arms, Poslmabieri and at Mineral.
Athens county, Pardon O.. Hewitt, Post
master.
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BrOOnsS.--kll kinds and for any price, Oh
hard al for sale by 2. r, Sutherland.
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: 0~TWe would call especial attention to
lho advertisement, Changers CONNER
,cial and Mathematical Institute Colum-
bus, Ohio. This destitute is one of the
sa hsst,ikhe StatA.. and is not excel.
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mo. l07.l AN ACT

mo. 1911 AN ACT
To prevent tho killing Of birds and other game
Sec, l. Be It enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, II shall be unlawful for
any, person, at any time, to kill or injure or to
punue with such intent, on the premises Of an
other or on the public highway or the public
common any Sparrow, Robin, Blue.brd, Mar.
tin, Thrush, Mocking.bird, Swallow Meadow
Lark, oriOle, Red-bird, or Cat bird; or at any
time after the first day Of February aud before
the 18th day Of September, TO kill or injureor to
pursue with such intent, any Dove, wild Rabbit
or Hare, Yellow Hammer or Flicker. except on
the promises Of the person SO killing iniuring,
orpunuIng: Provided that nothing herein shall
bo held to prevent tho killing or capture of
Crows, Black birds, or birds Of prey.
Sec, O. It shall be unlawful for any person,
AZ any time after the first day Of February and
haforo the fifteenth day Of September, to catch,
kill, or destroy, or to pursue with such intent,
any wild Turkey, Quail, or Virginia Partridge,
ruiIed Grouse Or Pheasant, pinnited Grouse or
Prairie Chicken, WoodcOck, or will Deer; or at
any time after the first day OF May and before the
Aiiasnth ~ ~ saptsEaber to catch, kill ..pr de.
stFoy, 0fio parsue with such IL any wild
Coca, Wood Duck Teal, or otheie ADaek or
: q have IHhs possession, expos ~
lzbIrda Of game mentioned in
smaQ when the killing. +. 5
hms 70 herein prob
hhhll be unlaN
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NAOlasses,-N.O O. Molasses;, New Crop also,
Golden Syrup, fosSale by T. P. Sutherland.
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wooden ChuFnS,-Ale let of rtl5se aeS
Cedar and Pine churns, ON hand and for sale low
By r. p. Sutherland.
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Susar,--Crushed, L Loaf, Refined, and choice .
n. o. Sugar always on hand at Sutherland's.
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Lard OLA prime Article, winter strained,
for sale by TIP. Sutherland.
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John L. Long has removed
n Store 10 the room former
by d. Leach, in the Com
TX, where he, invites his old
everybody else, to call and
In, and examine his Goods. John
n cracker to sell goods and no mistake,
he is.
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Auditor's Office, Jackson Conniy,l
May, 7, 1857,
l hereby certify that the acts published
in this paper are correctly copied from the
official paper Of this State.
JoHN STEPHENSON,
Auditor of jackson County.
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NaAls and GAaSs, of all sizes, 70. sale
By y. P, Sutherland.
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SOaP,-Fancy Toilet sAayingSsd Bar 4
Soap for iaraily Use, algays en- hand and for sale
by 2 P. Sutherland
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COnee5-A prime article and
cheapest, for sale at T.P.Su
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Fea,-Alf kings and best quality,
Just resolved By ERS;
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ETT.. Sutherland, .has4jHst receiv,
large and fresh Tbtof Groceries of
description, which ne. offers at re-
ges, See advertisement in an
Of to,dey's paper.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

A GREAT SEwER.-The New York Tribune
gives some account Of the Great Central Sewer,
now nearly completed in that city. The sewe,
is built with an inverted arch, bottom OF solid
stone masonry, two feet thick, straight side run
up three feet high, which are then lined with
brick eight inches thick the top is arched with
l2-inch brick masonry, leaving the inside of the
sewer 9 feet high by q feet wide in the clear -
Terra Gotta pipes 6inches IN diameter have been
placed at intervals of IS feet opposite the fronts
Of all the lots on the line of the sewer so as to
enable property holders to make connections
without having to break through 3 foot thick
wall of solid stone masonry.
The entire length of the sewer is 1000 feet, and
is calculated to drain over 700 acres.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
Robbins Fairy Operatta of the "Fores'
Festival -

This Entertainment came of with much eclat
on Tuesday evening last. Phelps large Hall was
well filed with an appreciatiye audience. 1t
was musical treat that was highly enjoyed by
our citizens. For the short time Mr. Robbins
has had to prepare his 300 performers, the perfor
ance was indispensable.
Such array of youth and beauty
was Z picture to please, and when their young
voices aroSein sweet accord, the effect was en-
chanting The scenic arrangement of the stage
was beautifully and added much to the interest Of
the performance. We caunot omit a mention OF
the Solo'Star of the Evening, sung by Miss Iiola
Pomeroy 1t was executed with taste and tai
ent seldom found in one so young, and it brought
down perfect storm of applause.
The entertainment was produced last even
ing, and the hall was again full, and all seemed
to enjoy it as we'll as on the first evening.
Ne undersnd that Mr.. Robbins intends bring
mo OF. t the Operctta in GAINESVILLE. We COM
,,e,5 h IN to the lovers of music and the beauti-
flu. in tina city.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
About Town.

Wherever we turn we see the hand OF improve.
rnent busy about our city. There has not been d
season for some years when the marks Of growth
and prosperity have been so conspicuous as at the
present time. Property is changing hands at prices
that are the surest index to this prosperity.
About the harbor, preparations going forward,
for the business which the completion of our western
Railroad is going to furnish. Messrs. KihBAtL q
OuARLTs' large and substantial warehouse is pro
crossing The foundation is completed of stone
laid upon piles driven about as thick as they could
stand The slls are laid and the timbers framed and
now being putup This will be model warehouse
for strength and convenience.
The Dock and Coal 4 Lamber yard of COLEMAN
& CRAPsEK's is progressing towards completion.
The docking is completed and large amount Of
dredging has been done to make il accessible This
Improvement adjoins the warehouse Of Kimball *
Quarles, and has been made under their supernten.
dencei a sufficient guarantee that il has been made
OF the most substantial and enduring character.
The Kenosha Pier Co, are prosecuting the work
on their new pier with commendabe diligence. The
work has been somewhat delayed in procuring
piles which have been mostly brought across the
lake from Muskegon. We believe they have received
such n quantity of piles that will prevent any
further delay of the work. They have their pier al
ready carried out far the old south pier extern
ded, aud planked most OF the distance.
The old P o. building. corner of Main g. Park
streets gone and piles of brick the ground for
the new block that il TO he erected in its place.
The new Post Office has been finished off in good
style aud presents not only pleasing appearance
but conye nicnce tor the letter receiving public
Postmaster Paul ID worthy of much credit for tie
convenient manner in which he has had this insttu
ton fitted up.
Is. P. CAHooS, of Pie Plant notoriety is building
a large and elegant brick dwelling, on Kenosha
street few rods south of his late residence. The
walls are nearly up to the FIRST floor This is OF
the finest locations the street, and we presume,
with the taste of Mr. Cahoon for the beautiful, as
we'll as for the useful it Will in few years equal If
not excel his old place, in the beauty of its surroun
dings.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

SUDDEN DEATH. Tho wife of U. s. Senator
Fessenden. of Maine, was struck dead BY his
side in bed last week. About clock Mr.. +
was awakened by a remark of his wife that she
felt very fatgued. Soon after ne spoke to her.
and found she was dead.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
Mrs. Cunningham Arrested Again.

NEW lUKht Aug 7.
Mrs Cunningham was again arrested today
on charge Of felony. 1t appears that at the
trial before the Surrogate, Mrs. c s Counsel
limited hat she was eHcieHte by DIR. Burdell-
Suspicion WAS aroused and plan formed to en-
trap her. Through her own Physician, DR.. Uhlr
a marked child was borrowed from the Bellevue
Hospital aud last night Mrs. Cunningham pre-
tended 10 be delivered oft. The arrest is at the
instance ot District ATTORNEY Hall
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

The rolling mills Of 'ho Cambria Iron Com
pauy, near Jamestown, Pr were destroyed by
Sire on Saturday night, causing loss of from
S6J,0U0 TO S7J,000. There was an insurance Of
5000 on the property,
NEW GOVERNOR OF WAsHINGToN TERRI
T0RY-Fayette McMullen, ex member Of Con-
gress from Virginia. win leave for Washington
Territory, TO which he has been appointed as Gov
err r, on the 9th OF August.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

THE POPULATION OF KANsAs.-The census
returns from Kansas, although not yet complete,
show upwards of sixty thousand people and
some twenty thousand voters. When compile
ted the Twill probably show ninetythousand pop
u1a
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
Suicide of Senator Rusk.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.
AdylceS from Texas states that Senator Rusk
committed suicide al his residence on the 18th.
by shooting himself through the head with q
rifle No cause assigned.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
A RESIDENT.
Who Wants to Buy Good Horse.

Such person will lind a chance by reference
to cur advertising columns Adam McAuley
: adycytises young horse, sound gentle and true.
tor sale. If you want to buy such horse you
bad better look no further.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

FIsu.-Sve call attention to the advertisement
IF Nassrs Beia, I'D s. SchuiteH, in our paper this
week. They bring their fish direct from Mack
NAV. where they are caught and put up in the
very best condition Ou.' citizens VINO IKE
Mackinaw White Fish and Trout, will find this
a good place to buy. Call aud see.