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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
Council PROCEEDINGS.

SPECIAL MEETING, June 18th 1857
Tie Council met in pursuance of a call from the
Mayor to take into consideration an exchange of
the Mortgage held by the City on the Kenosha and
Beloit Rail Road, for one on tie Kenosha and Rock
ford Rail Road.
All were present with the exception of Alderman
Leonard.
The Mayor presented the following resolution.
Resolred. That the Mayor and Clerk be author
lied to discharge the present Mortgage upon the
Kenosha and Beloit Rail Road, and fle new Mort
gage and Bond affording equal security,-provided,
that the Rail Road company furnish a certificate
that ali the Bonds secured by the Yclverton Mort
gage now on record at the Registers office, have
been cancelled with the exception of fifty thousand
dollars
AID the question being upon the adoption of the
resolution, the Ayes and Noes called for and it
was unanimously adopted.
Alderman Berens movedt that eight dollars be ap
propriated to DIR. Rauch in full for medical atten
dance the sick poor, as substitute for DR. Steele
which was not agreed to.
Alderman Burroughs moved to allow Dr. Rauch
FIVE dollars, which was not agreed to-
The Council then adjourned
SPECIAL MEETING JUNE % 1857
Present, the Mayor and all of the Aldermen, with
the exception of Alderman Leonard.
The Mayor stated that he had called tho Council
to take into consideration Petition for the issue OF
City Bonds in aid of the Kenosha and Rockford
Rail Road Company under certain provisions GSee
0rdinance.l The Petition Eeirg icad lie Mayer
presented an ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance au
thorizing the issue Of City Bonds in aid of tho he
nosha and Rockford Rail Road Company upon thu
reading of which the rules were suspended and the
Ordinance adopted.
w. S. Strong on behalf of a Committee appointed
at meeting of the citizens Of Kenosha tor the pur
pose of taking measures to celebrate the comm.
Fourth of July, requested that the Council woulo
make an appropriation for that purpose.
Alderman Berens moved that an appro iation of one
hundred dollars be made and placed in the hands OF
Committee, to be appointed the Mayor who SHOULD
have authority to use said appropriation or not a.
they shoHld think proper, which was agreed TO-
Permlsion was granted to Nj. j. II. Kimball to
m1ve his building through Main St. provided he
did not obstruct said street longer than forty-egh
hours.
Tho flllOWinO pnprno,so u-ora ,,oda
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

az oFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.-
u The Importance of keeping the digestive and respir
tory organs in good health ia hs country, be
ien urged upon the unacemated The disease which
Oilers and settlers subject Fevers loss oappette
Dyspepsia Eyre>pelas, Nightmare eurisy and Bronchitis
For all these disorders the Moat Life Pills and PhGnix
Bters have been found overeigu remedy, will in
yigorate and strengthen the system.
soldby the PROPRIETOR 885 Broadway New York. and by
J. Il. Starkweather & Co Kennsha Wis.
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Notice

Notice.
The assessment Rolf of property Real and per-
'onal in The City OF Keuosha, subject to taxation
viii be ready for examination and review at the
Room ofRescue Hook and Ladder Co No on aud
after Monday, July 1857. s. Y BRANDE
Assessor
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To the PrcprietOrs Of Vests Patent Gaicanic Root.

ing
GESTEMEs We OF the numerous propertv bo,
ders OF this city, who have awaited ourselves Of The
tages which your elastic Composition roofing material a.,
lords and we must cheerfuly and unhesatingy tb
our experience and observation thus far fully sustain ma
corroborae the proof you have heretofore To
public through the Milwaukee press OF the suneros
claims OF your roofing material:
- D. gross, G Phs,er& Co,
Dahel Ne"hal' Haven Powers,
Alanson sweet, A Starkweather
r. Is Woicott, Weld
E. Button, Chapin (reoor,, Ar,,.,,
o. Alexander, Baker Isbau,
NJ A. hrug, Charles Austin
b. Heller, J II Slkman
Ernst Herzer, Martin Curtis
+ a. Halnan Builder, Elisha Starr
Tibbttts, StarkWeather 4 Lowe
Co., W Merrill
J. B' Turk, u Bouhle Builder
VIM p Young, Oh Preusser
John Rossbeck, r Roddis Co.
d. s. W. Stats, Geo y Austin
Tn Wettstein, II Nichols
Bsbcock Bros, Builders, Martin & Rugee Builder,
w. ii. Metcslf, II Ii Camp,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
06ice OF Board of Commissioners OF the !
WISCONSIN STATE HnsnitaI fnr H. I..... I

Ohice OF Board of Commissioners OF the
Wisconsin state Hospital for the Insane
MADISON, June SO, 1851
Notice hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be re-
~ ceivsd at the Office of Secretary State In the C,v ~
Madison during the business hoursof day al lime
previous TO the first day Of September 1851 AT TO ococL
AM OF SAID day, for furnishing material building and com
plotting the Wisconsin State Hospital for the Insane IS
vlded by an act of the Legislature OF this STATE ntitd
IAN Act to provide State Hospital for the Insane ~
proved March g. 1857. All of the work he eys,uted "a
all materials furnished in accordance with the mans 81
specification le in the Office Secretary or Sa
Bids will be received as follows. viz - law
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

~ The date of fhe first page of our paper
this week, was through an oversight, unchanged
1t should be July 2pd,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

CHANGE.-Seyinour c. Wait, has be-
come associated with Mr.. Cove as edi,
tor and proprietor Of the Ozaukce Co.
.IQrErtiSer.
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w E S rs
GALVANIC CEMENT
ROOFTNCl

TINE undersigned having purchased the rich, .,
an WesIs Patan, Gayanic Cement Roofing On
MI an oraess IN 'he city or County, at short notice NJ
hools put on, or ed Roofs repaired Leaky roofs eh
proof "'s' 'sn' ana .FFs
Kenosha July /, 1857 Durnp
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
Inc superior Claims which this Elastic Composition
Eire q nd yFnfcr Esranf nsn.ri.,s.

has overthe various ordsary Clements and Cotnpo,it
whch nave recently been offered to the public consists n
tne Jcf taat 1t has proved for over Rtee vegrs
le coFaencs Of those who have given trial and TO XIX
ydcs we attribute the general favor UNIVERSAL
it is obtaining in this city and State "se
To all who erecting buildings that wopId - MO-
soie at reasonable price, avoid the perpexity and an
snce OF directive and leaky roofs and such as win
be perfect protection from the elements we ,b, I
following facts and conclusions: ~ '"S
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
THE MINNESOTA ELECTION ST. Pa

THE MINNESOTA ELECTIoS.-The ST. Pau
Minnssotiaa of the 22d SAYS:
We have given the Border Rufian Democracy
n sound drubbing without organization, and I'M
der all the disadvantages that could possibly
arise. Next fall we will show our outside friends
what we can do with proper organization and
under proper spporHonment for members OF
the Legislature.
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KEMoSHA Q COUNTY BANK.

~ EaIN ~ - IA - ~ SOiE DAWN =
rEENOSEEA, YVES.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sigh exchange on New York always for sale
Interest allo Hel special certificates Of deposits
Notes draft; and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected current rates of exchange, without oEho
charge
Uncurrcnt 1'anl; Notes Bought
Gold and Sill yer c, in bought and sold
Land War; ants ordered at any time from New
York. J. II. KIMBALIA CASTER.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
OFFICE DYES WALL ST. BROKER

June 26, II A. NJ.
The Bank ofSouth Royalton South Royaton,
Vt, has failed this day at 10 o'clock
A dispute among the stockholders has caused
legal Investigation, Thus the Bank has been
enjoined. The notes are secured by deposit
of Virginia State Stocks and bonds and mort
cages.
Also the Seneca Co. Bank, Tifin, Ohio, has
failed.
All the securities of this Bank have been ia
ken, and used by the defaulting treasurer; the
bills may be set down as worthless, unless the
State makes up the defalcations of its treaSur-
er, which amount TO 100000 Ne think the
PeoP'c Of the great State Of Ohio ,sW make mp the
Deficiency.
Also, the Zimmerman Bank, Elgn, Canada
has closed its doors The great bribery and
corruption has east dark shadow over it, 1t
was conceived in sin, and has died of its own
poison.
A package of $1,000 has been lost or stolen Of
the Metacomet Bank, and is advertised as be.
ing tttes numbering from Ala to 432.
j OHNS. DYE, 20 Wall ST
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

CoMET.-Any one, who feels any curiosity or
interest in observing the wonders of the heavens,
should not fail TO see the Comet. 1t can now be
seen to the best advantage about three o'clock
in the morning, in an easterly direction, some
fifteen degrees above the horizon: It has great
briliancy, and apparently about three times tie
size of the morning star.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

BANKS FAILED.-We are indebted to JOHN
5. DYE publisher of Dyes HaH Street Broker for
an extra, from his office containing the following
intelligence:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
The fcllowing appropriotions were mad,

TIC IVIIU" IHB appropriations were made:
Pat Burns, For Road Work LOO
Peter . Mel 81 $50
Al. Eadden $50
NJ. Beat Services as Surveyor on Chicago ST. 500
A Hanson Express &c, on HarbOr Maps IS
y. ID. ellis Sandries Tor Drcdge Engine $50
Hannahs & Brothers Poor Act. $3.50
Stryker Allen s. Co. Lumber on Road Act 9, Is
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
Registers Notice

Vie following accounts have been exam.
inec and passed tv re, an remain 6led
OF record IN this Office for inspec.. N of Heirs
Legatees, Creditors, and all others in a.. VA
n interested and will be presented to the Deyr
psPna9s ~ bla9 Court Of the county of Mifiin, to
o 6e he'd at the Court House in Lewistoyyn an
CkSDA1, the 9Th day Of Ausust IS5-
Tor allowance and confirmation.
II /. Ihe account Of c. Hoovs-. ESQ. and
nannah F-! y, =, Thompson, Administrators of
vile township. al
ihe account Of William A. McManigle
Guardian of Charles Marks, minor ebild II
Jacob Marks, deceased.
8. The account of Thomas Strouu. Admin.
istfator OF the estate OF Andrew Sommars
late OF Brown township, deceased.
I. The account Of Christian Hoover 7.
Administrator of the estate Of Dr. -
nooVer' late of the borough of Lewistozyn
deceased. JAMES MCDOWELL,
Rs,;.,,-,. oa Register.
July 8, 1857.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
IS COMING.
IL ccEST .7PPOLNTWEETS.
DR.. Hardman,
Physician for DiSec>, oI lRt Lgass
IS COMING

fF7afr+g FAsSszizE = tag Csz1I4 z-s. g.=-r--
NAY RE coNsrLrE9 ~
LeSS'own, Naiionai Hotel Mcnt4y. Al;
NiGin, Patterson House.
Huntingdon, Jackson's Hotel
Harrisburg, Herr'S Hotel.
Altoona, Logan House. I.S3
hoiiidays5ugg, Exchange Hotel.
!ohnStown, Cambria House,
Indiana. Indiana House,
Gfeensourg, Weslmoreland House. {:
Fl'Sourgh. 81. Charles Hotel, july q . s !
bS hASpSA~ treats Coase s;95,.s Br,sac blts Lara
-, As-1i'1 tta al diseases a! tas Threa, s~ HEpa
iEh INHALATION
e s'S@' polHi T. "a lrcalaseat of 81 auassr H1 "
: 20 90 ~ Toe disease IN direct aa-asr Al reit-a
>'.,naiea q tle'r actioa upon the organ ~. ~
AH.> : SAe important fscI aPoa y b,oh iFs =
: "ssed. II the stomach : diseased. W ,sks arsl
d4feotls inio the stomach If IT, lr,.s ar ..sgsA
-.e'ffe OF 'nAzie medieaged vspors firscl, ia.o his
syn " ny = sumption and diseases Of lbs Leg
heretofore resisted al lre zssneut has beta e*
= 9 " ere not approached ia aireci Kramer ty e
"e's intended 10 Be loeaI zu3 vel taev sers saS
sss saai tAey could only 2ct eous,5,ug.aaal,, :
'Ae u immediate Actson pm the stomach. W
t"s ioai a.sers within The LapEs were unn,cs.lsi =
hAtai5oR brings IRE usedir-e is,e arr, ,r.ssi 81 .
SNSe@se, 'sut the d,sa6yants an, vIaIsHt l'.s
1st''>''t0a 5 50 siRsple thaI =. may - ewaa4s1'
.-s Youngest iBfa1. or fesbless invalid Il dass 81
tAoge the stomach, oE interfere IN .ae least Na
"S'n' eomtoTt OF business of the paIiaa,
'~-No charge for CONSULTATION
O4aER HiSE-sSES T-EsTEp.
e,N'oA 10 1ae following diseases either Vasa =
Pi'eaied wRh Lung Aaeeiians. or exis,Ir, aions =
invite invite eansuitalion-Gsu4liy indinx them PR0NPii
CURABlE. '''
FKoLAPSUS and all forms II Frv,ly CovrLins
irregularities sna Weakness
ALFi ALTON and oJher forms o. HEARI :, -
Nof.' LIVER Complaint. Dyspepsia, aud al otsi
1A&es oi stomach nd Bowels Piles, Sc Sc
San diseases OF tae Eve and Far. N-ura lga hi7
50 and all forms Of Nervous Disease
NO eharge fsr raHsultstjaa
js>-Iy n u,pDyA>.N
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
List Of Causes
For Trial at August Term A. d, 1857

Ne / iscy.
Chas. Colfsl,. ez-r mes SterreI
= John Mcdowell. deed. s. ApI. 1856
OTerholtzer * Stirk W. ;. &C
Ale ander. ~ . ,--a
Bank Of Lewistown for use 6cvs
w b. Johnston & Jos. NIIliEen
sur. prs Of W. B Johnston 4 co < A. 1870
: q ~ -. " q. wilson 1872 Is53
Ia Zelgier. E8dorSee dc. for use
IS. Irwin & Mccoy. E. A,-,ezs
W. " =; S'erreit & Go. 26 Nor. 1855
Poor Of Sllfiin county, 81 Ia, 1886
David A. & Eliza J. McNabb vs
= n tlH'E'I PafI r e1rs 63 APl. 1856
r PrS,,n' 3 Jan. 1857
vs. Daniel Brought. ex'r. as4nI ,s5.
JOS Swift IS. James Quinlan. D NJ iSSs
H. J. WALTERS. Pro1bors,. -
ProIn'y's Office, Lewistown. July o 1S54
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

-H,.Iag atlern9ga, July 6.-The receipts
T beef cai,.e tn.s week has been over Ip51
head. The quality Of the cattle was not g
gnc1 Is last. Prices were . t-!Ee lower. and
80 were Jett. over II the different yards
Prices ruled :.1En lpz--.I..
Cows and Calyes-TTszs yEcr.ngs AZ the
Washington Drove yard, Ridge - -enu2' were
~ head for the week. with a very da.. l.4.-
ke. a; from so ~ 30 for dry COWS. > . s.
for spr.ngeFs, and 20 70 Is for fresh cows.
II gs-I5e arrivals a. Singers yard for the
week were 1900 head, most Of which were
disposed Of at from So TO 4 the 100 fbz.
Sheep aud Lan nbs-The supply continues
large and prices are tending dJwnwards.-
Sales Of 60oOLJ7G0 head al 81 75(84, as in
quality and condition.
Flour, Grain, sc.
Ftolr and Nsai-The receiuts have haan
light, and the stock Is very much reduced
but there Is ES.Ie or 10 demand for export.
and the market tor Flour has been exceeiinr
y duI!, but without any material variation 10
noI-ce IL prices. The only sales made public
are TO the extent of about 1000 bbls. mostly
good and choice western extra. taken in small
lots, at SS(as Il Z bbl. Standard brands
have been freely offered at s 25gdT 81: the
sales have been limited u the wants Of the
for common and choice lots, s. 751a > for
extra, and S 50L99 SO for fancy brands. :. in
quality. Germ Meal Is quiet bot steady. With
further sales Of 500 bbIs at 81 for Penna and
/ % for Braudywine. Rye Flour is also
quiet, and about 800 bbls have been disposed
Of at 81 - Z bbl. Tie inspections for the
week ending the q inst. are 1910 bbls Flour
$50 do Corn Meal, and 423 DO rye DO.
GraUs-The receipts Of Wheat continue
hight and the demand moderate. but at the
close buyers were holding of for lower prices
and the u1arket left of unsettled and ratber
lower. Sales in all reach about Il, coo bu a.
Io3(al9Oc for good and choice reds. and Iq2
lGzJJc for white, including some lots nf
oprng Wheat al l60c. TLs closing sales
were al I35c for prime red, and l95 for whit
Rye IS steady, with moderate receipts ana
sales Of Penna at ll0c. Corn has been mn,
settled and dropping during the entire weaL
and about p, 600 bu only have been disnosad
Of at goa SIC for good yellow. and e. e.
white. The bu.k Of the sales were NJ *, e.
Southern yellow, afeat Oats are also dnIi
and lower-some l0(Gl2,0OO bu havin, haa-
sold al 55(G50 Ior Southern and 55I357 far
Penaa, as in quality. 40
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
Ia the Iater. Of Himin County.

Fellow Cltiz=as-At tie s.yi.s-E@S.sl O z@F-
=rzI q ng friends, respectfully c-@r r. s-ii
:. a. in9=Ie1te1. candidate .SE If:@ 80 .
C,.,--v Trzssurez. and il essets1 VII eo-
80 = 6:.ehz~ze tas Gg-iss q E1= eEss
:. BARR
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09
PUBLIC NOTICE.

VI HEREA>. DARK BST IUR>Eu
~ 4 BLIND MULE were zeE: u ias q.
4e-s.saa-l, residing IN Decatur rza>-i.. u
In c. - man named Gee B.zek 5s-i.
Ina month f February a.. 7 the ru-r n.
beng temporarily k-Es - Eea.. and ras-c-
zu1 sG:1 horse sE5 mule stIll Reminding ~
the Undersigned, notice ! bsrebv given :a,s
owner or owners Il said Eer.e AM ngia :al
unless the charges therein ara paid and q.
animals removed aH = 5-=i.-c II E. y F4>lA.
tae 5-h day Il Aa-a<t. ISL, ;lrr via Z
disposed q, II Pablic auction. .; tx Cg.r
House IN ;h2 Borough of L4w.>;.wa. ,g >:
i<fy sall charges
CHRISTIAN BJRkHQL1ER
DeGaIur twp-. July 2. l>E--1t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

The andsrsigusd eEerz bsIa.z.t a. an i5'2s-
-ent czrd.1s.e fsE the eEoe & >l=g11 a i-s
ensuing elee:son. H Fls8g@s hlEassl. !; ese:-
20 % discharge the 5aEl@s Of iAe Sane "aEA
iasc.art14llrT AID Els.lty.
- X0SES CUNNINGHAM
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

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Aursrz Azs CEASED = sEis; = : g5li-ieAl "a
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rszr, hzT.ng 61ring il. sxis.snss pretty ws-.
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TIE MARKETS.

k13-AI'Fel Narks, = tEe DsE SCAM NH
Is p-ysng fyr Wh;sa Wheat !,-940,Qsy, Red
l.G1
\. B-Wh=at taken On store, With pri7i-
lege - iAs s~ner 70 sell q ship b bcat.
Ma-ks.s Steam mill. extra, Per hu1- I 80
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TO [ \ Y DIS!
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PHYSICIAN ior diseases Of the IuH-s. Ta-as. .
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-09

1 BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY. free r.
eaarEs, Il lae Bee Hive Drag S:orz Each
5o5E : s-cr-a - cents. We sa1t eTerE head
q fam. - cal al gel c54y. ~
TOOO CIDER EINEGs Z q the Bee Hire
VI Drug S.cr-- . cents F-r quart j.5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-27
(ontin gent Liability OF Stockholders

y long pending suit before the Chancery
Court of Tennessee, between the Ohio Life and
Trust Company, aud the Merchants Trust Com
pany Of Nashville, involving the contingent liza.
biliiy Of stockholders in bank has been decided
in favor of the Ohio rmsl Company. The Mer-
chants Trust Company gave general guaran-
tee of the house of \. A. Cover, Nephew & Co.,
of London, who became bankrupt in lSI7. The
Merchants Trust Company failed at tho same
time, aud with assets not able TO satisfy their gen.
eral creditors. So that the stockholders became
liable. The business transacted with the Cow
ers by the Ohio Trust Company was OH account
Of the Merchants Bank, whose charter declared
the stockholders were individually liable for dou
BILE the amount Of their stock. Legal proceed
ngs in accordance adopted by the Ohio
Trust Company, and the Chancellor of Tennes-
has ordered Judgment of 100000 in
favor If TINT company, against each stock
holder of the Merchants Trust, to the amount
of his subscrption-ihe capital stock being
100000. The Chunccllor's decree has been
confirmed and made final by the Supreme Court
of Errors and Appesls in term at Nashville.