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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
En- Probatc.---Kcnoshn County Court.

In the Matter of the Estate of Justin Weed, deceased;
ON reading and filing instrument in writing, purport-
~ ing be the last viii and testament OF Justin Weed,
the Of Somers said county deceased and
also the accompanying t;iOn Of Hiram Bacon, Of said
Of Somers representing among other things that the
said Justin Weed lately died Somers aforesaid and that
said INSTRUMENT the last will and testament Of said deceas
ed that he the said petitioner, the Identical Hiram
Bacon named and appointed in and by said last will and
testament executor thereof and praying that day be
pointed for hearing the proofs OF said last Will aad tesla
ment, &c.
il ordered that the proofs Of said instrument he heard
before the Judge of this Court Saturday the 9th day
Of June, at ten o'clock A. NJ. Of said day. his Office in the
city and county OF Kenosha.
And It is further ordered that public notice thereofbe Civ
all persons interested by publishing copy Of this
der for three weeks successfully prior to said day Of hear
ing, in the Kenosha Tribune and Telegraph weekly
paper printed at Kenoshs aforesaid.
Dated, May 2Sth, 1871. JON =. JILsUN,
3w5l. County Judge.
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pbiis5alnbsa lFo,

A gentleman named Williams. together with his
daughter, aged 10, and young girl named Lambert.
aged H. were drowned near this city yesterday
afternoon.
The deceased, IN company with number offriends
were sailing in pleasure Yacht on the Delewsr.
and WREN opposite Red Bank a sudden souall o. !,
up, which capsized the beat. The others wer- Arne
All the party were French. saved.
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Later From Utah-IIorejMormo Outrages.

st. Louis, June 2.
The Leavenworth Herald of the Goth, learns
from Mr.. Williams who left Salt Lake. April 18th
that great excitement existed there. Young was
engaged in driving the "Gentiles" out-Judge
Stiles, the U. S Marshal, and the Surveyor Gen
eral, with their families, together with large
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
CHEAP SUGAR CANE FODDER.

CAKNEaE SUGAR CANE.
ONE ACRE of the Stalks properly cultivated, will yield
- frem -Four 10 Five Hundred Gallons Fins syrup
to the best New Orleans.
1t surpasses all other plants for Song deciding grean)
and Fodder account the great amount OF sugar Juice
which it contains.
II bears repeated cutting like Egyptian Mlle growing
OF reely and rapidly after each cutting
Ey few Packages for sale by
Keneshs, May Is. r. ROBINSON.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
l NCo.partnership heretofore existing between the
under the firm and title of Morgan &
Dorbeshier is this day dissolved by mutual consent
HThe business and accounts Of the firm will be set
tied by 5. ). Derbyshler. w. j. MORGAN
), S. DERBYSHIER
kenosha. June Sd. 1901 4w5l
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pbiiidalphia T,ra q

PhIldelphla, June 9
The freight train which left here early this morn
ing for New FORK, plunged into Ransocus Creek
by the draw brige at that place being open. The
engineer and others the train jumped off in time
to save themselves The leaving open Of the draw
bridge is supposed to have been by design
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

n
The LIVER is ose tbeA principal regulators Of the
:sal Amos. s' 3 Ssvs Ss ., Rs
functions; when the ach is at tault the bowels
at fault, and the whole e system suffers in
quenee Of the one orean-theA ceased 20
do its duty For the disea Is Of that organ one Of the
prorretors has sde it<, his Study ia practice Of
with oouneraet the arrangements to which it
| person troubled with Lv-%A TR coMPLAINr in any
Of Us forms has but to try a botte and conviction Is
| A compound as beenL formed by iissolying gums
4ass e e.. e SaS fhe sn o S S
their place healthy $50 aow Of bile inyigoTatins
tie blood giving tone sndfr heatL 70 the whole mach,
merry removing the causesF the disease and
alter ELECTS fi felt BY or MisIRai
| One dose aftet eating is suhieicut to relieve the
stomach and prevent he - food fom rising and sour
Only taken beg fore retiring prevents hsb.
Only one dose taken e's< night oosens the bowels
one dose taken after each - meal will cure Dyspepsia
Far- one dose OF Two tea spoonfus viii always re-
One bottle taken for To- m ale obstruction removes
tbs Of the disease. aaezz makes perfect
Only one dose inmedi, atey relieves Chelis. while
Of BILiou ATT4eksN while it relieves ali painful
ss. 4 ss s, oS sns sq .s & q.
one bottIe taken fo,E-sz JAg Nptcr removes alt
| one dose taken a Short time before eating gives
| viyor to the appetite andSaV make food digest we'll
| Quo dose often REPEATEDLY CHR DIR A.
| BHWA in it's forms.--S-, whiIe and
| BOW complaints vi o. almost the first dose
| One doses cures~Sy attacks caused by worms
Wdile for in child - there is SAT
err speedier remedy in the world, it fIils.
There s in these statements they
are ain so Der facts, ~ that give evidence
to prove, while all who usey0it giving their uuah-
tmous tie ii m o ny in itsNSZ favor.
We take infinite pleasure in recommending ths medicine
proven tStiy eof fEyFR AGuE, CLL FEVER, and al
FEvERs of BuIoUs TYPE IL operates certainty and
thousands willing testify wonderful
Among the hundreds of offered tho
pubic, there fully recommend
EoRDs lyyIGoAAToE generally known thruu
Union. This preparation truly Lrer Inrts produc-
ing the most happy results all who useit Ala. numer
able certificates have been Of the
medicine by those Of the highest standing society and
know 1t TO Be the best Preparation before ths public
Hudson County Democrat.
| PRICE ONE DOLLAR BoTrLK.
| SANFORD Co, Proprieters rs Broadway, NY,
British Proync
Sole Agent for KeRosha r ROBINSON rhowll furnish the
L MI EuhI
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r O r S ALE

sf4 COMM0DI0Us DWELLING HOUSE
rs together with half an acre of Land, in the Town
LAsof Bristol opposite the Bristol Store, the tav
stand Of B. Jacksons 1t is desirable location for
any wishing country residences in the heart Of the most
beautiful section of the county. 1t will be sold
able For particulars enquire the premises of
Rris.ol June Cd. 1851. blk Z. j. JACKSON.
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~ We understand that the subscription 10
the stock in the Ksnoshs and Rockford +. R.,
has been increased, in this city and county with
in the last week or ten days, about $50, 900, and
the subscriptions are still being increased.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
New York. Nav %

New York, May 90.
The Illinois arrived at o'clock, bringing 500
passengers and $1,760,000 in specie. She left
Aspinwall on the evening of the 18th. General
Henningssn and Col. Titus were passengers
She connected with the Golden Gate, which
brought down nearly two and quarter million
and the California mails of the 5th.
Rivas was evacuated May 5th, first by Walker,
he having capituated to the Costa Ricans
The remnant of his army was sent down in
the steamer Panama.
The Costa Ricans received the news Of Walk
er's surrender, with great rejoicing
Adyices at Panama from Valparaiso, to April
10th, and Callas Goth. Gen. Vivanca with two
steamers and 500 mon attacked Callao 1T mid
night. April 10Th a brisk fight snsued resulting
in Vivanca's total defeat; large part of his
force was taken prisoners. The Custom House
at Callao was closed and all business suspended.
The California news unimportant The leg
islature adjourned on the Both ut., having pass.
cd 26O bills.
Mining news favorable. The supply Of water
more abundant this spring than usual.
Grain and fruits are suffering from draught
Ragtown, in Carson valley had been destroy
ed by fire.
The Indians in the Umpqua country threaten
hostilites
Crops. prospect bright
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
Published May 81, 1857
An CIT To nrtnnI thn ,.icrht Of 81. a,.o. :.


The people Of The STATE Of Wisconsin,, represented
an Senate and assembly do enact as tollows:
SECTION l. The right Of voting is hereby ex.
tended TO male persons of African blood who have
attained the age of twenty one years or upwards
with the same qualifications and restrictions now
imposed upon other voters in section of article on
suffrage i'll the constitution.
SEC. ,. This act before it takes effect, shall be
submitted to the people at general election to be
held on Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday
of November, 1857, when if such majority of votes
is required by the constitution be cast for il II
shall be of force and effect under the requirements
here after prescrbed but if majority be not cast
for it, shall have force or effect
SEC 3. The form ofthe ballot to be used on this
occasion shall be for the affirmative "For the extan
sion of suffrage, for the negative "For the extern.
sion of suffrage, no, which shall be on the general
ballot used at the said election and deposited in the
same box, and all persons qualified by law to vote
ut any election in this State shall be deemed voters
on thsi question.
SEC 4. These votes shall be counted and returned
by the inspectors of the election in all respects as
votes for State officers are counted and returned
SEC. ). The officers now designated bv law IN
canvass the returns of votes for State officers shall
canvass the returnsn this question at the same nnce
and under the same regulations and restrictions now
provided by law for canvassing and declaring the
returns of elections for State officers.
SEC. 6. Within three days after after the dater
mination ofsuch canvass it shall be TIE duty of The
oanvassers TO certify the result of the said
tonne Governor VINO snail thereupon, without delay
make proclamation of the result and publish the
same daily and weekly for two weeks in all news
papers printed in the State, when If the result shall
be IN favor of the extension of SURFACE this act shall
immediately after such publication be in force and
effect but If not in favor Of it. then this act shall
have 10 force or effect
SEC. Z. This act Immediately after its passspe
shall be published and at least three month previo9s
10 said general election the Secretary of State shall
send or cause to besent correct copy of to every
newspaper In the State, which newspapers upon the
publication of the same, sha be entitled 30 nav for
the same out ofthe State Treasury, a. the rate paid
for other legal advertising.
Approved March 4, 1857.
49,, COLES BASHFORD.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, }
SEcRETARY's OFFICE. IS.
The Secretary ofstate, of the state of Wisconsin
does hereby certify that the foregoing act has been
compared with the original enrolled act deposited in
this office, and that the same is correct and true
copy thereof, and ofthe whole ofsuch original
IL witness whereof the said Secretary of State b.,
hereunto set hishand and afixs- e
LIS. reat Seal of the State at tb~ d me
in Madison the 9th day NJ a. sPiI 6
1857, = NAY, A u
ID, w. T,NES
Secretary ofStste
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e THE LIVER
IN WIG OR AT OR!
Prepared by DIR. sANP0RD.

is AGREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and "a
daily working cures almost too greatto believe 1t cures as
by magic eren first dose gicig beneSt seldom mora
than bottle required to kind Of plant
Jaundice Dyspepsia headache
AL Of which is the result Of DIsEA sEp LLEhR.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
New York Markets

NEW YoRk, June 3.
FLouh-marke dull, prices 10a15 lower; sales 1880
pbs at 6oOa6, 70 for to good superne $50
az ~ for extra state 665a6s0 for superne western 80
az Tor common TO medium extra Mich, Ind H., Wis,
ana ONO market closing heavy and the tendency down
wards Canadian lower; sales 650a6,67 for superdne
southern '5as5 for extra. Rye flour nominal 5,z5a
6,12.
WHEAT-lower; sales 1000 bush Mil. club 150-lO00
bush fair Canadian at SOL 200 bush good red Ind at
64142000 bush very handsome do lots at inside pr
RrE-drooping; 1880 bush prime 1,25a126.
BAKIRY-nominal at 1,45a1,7O.
BARLEY MALT--at So.
CoRsdul and lower $4,000 bush southern yellow sold
at 9Sa 000 closing at the inside prices mixed store
freely offered at " wthost buyers disers refuse
offer over 95a96
oATs-lower; sales at 6ea65 for Canadian and state
Whiskey-dulI; sales 200 bbis at IS "a SO.
PoRKdrooping sales 1000 bbls % g5 fer mess
925a19S5 for prime Included in the sales 800 bbls
mess, buyers option 80 days at "a.
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Crops, prospect bright.

1 We learn that the Mill Dam at Arcade
went off on Tuesday morning last. What makes
the matter more strange, is that this dam stood
the flood last spring without any injury, and as
thought to be of sufficient strength to stand any
emergency. There had been no rise Of water.
The proprietors of the dam have commenced re-.
building it, and will have it completed again in
from four to six weeks, at which time they will
be glad to see their cid friends again.-Ripoa
Homo.
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EsTEAY.
TAKEN UP.

ON the S0th Of May last stray Atre-supposed TO be
between and years old, light bay, of hind foot white
star on the forehead quite lame. The request
70 come forward prove property pay charges take
Pleasant Prairie, June 1st. 1851. 4Tsls
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srv T0 of HtAL al Of Kansas receives yearly sal
ve secresTv 9p 1s o. an Which he has to pay bis pr
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
"IIe'll fight, they say another day
Who saves himself by running"

But even though the leader were all that
could be desired, we have no sympathy with the
object of such an expedition Indeed, we have
never seen any definite object set forth, and we
are now ignorant of the end that Col. Walker
proposed to accomplish, further than to subju-
gate country with which the L. S. is at peace,
and enrich himself with the spois of his victory.
Some of his admirers have justified him, on the
ground that the country was badly governsd,and
that his object was "to extend the area OF Free
DOM" Such talk is the height of folly. We
have within our territory, spots where there is
more of such cause for subjugation than ever
existed in Central America, and we would sug-
gest to Col Walker and those who propose to
volunteer under him, to turn their attention to
Utah, and direct the next expedition to that be-
nighted and priest ridden sTerritory. We be-
lieve such an expedition would be more for the
good of humanity than either of those Col. Wal
ker has SO sgnally been defeated in.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

MARVELLOUS CVREs.-We have always been
slow to believe the wonderful cures which one med
cne after another pretends to have made,-but slow
as we are we will own up, when are fairly con-
vinced Those of our readers who are acquainted
with the cases Of Mrs Beach and Mr.. Farwell will
lief that Ayers Catharic Pills have virtues for puri-
flying the blood which excel anything within the
range of our acquaintance hitherto. For those who
are not cognizant of the facts we will say; she has
been afflicted for over eight years with scrofula
which only grew worse in spite of all the remedies
she could employ, until she took ayers Pills I'm
der their influence after another of her sores
have healed, until she is apparently as free
from the complaint as ourselves. He has had liver
complaint with pain in his side that disabled him
from work for long time; all other medicines had
failed to afford him any permanent relief, but few
lily at his old post of conductor on the cars-IIid
dletogn Daily Courier.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

The CHICAGO MAGAzIEE-Ws have received the
May number OF this excellent western Magazine
The history of Chicago is continued, and there is
much other matter Of interest to the western reader
history OF Aurora, Ill. illustrated with beautiful
engrayings ofthe city and many of its public build
lngs This is the third number of this work and al
ready 1t has attained popularity significant of the
estimation in whch.it is held We commend it to all
as worthy liberal patronage. May itmset with all
the success it deserves. 25 cents number Pub
iished by JOHN GAGEK * Co., for the Chicago Me
chanic's Institute
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

St. Louis, May 80.
The Lecompton correspondent of the
Democrat says the apportionment will
disfranchise half of Kansas; only 20 out
of 40 counties are represented. Some
counties, where no census was taken.
are allowed representation on the list of
voters on the old election boeks.-Other
counties have written to Stanton asking
for election precients. He answers he
can do nothing; there being no law to
supply the mission.
A card has been published signed by
prominent persons urging the State
Legislature to reassemble on the 9th of
June, to complete the State organization.
New York, May 80.
The body Of the murdered woman at
Newberg has been identified as the wife
of Thos. Brown, negro belonging in
Lowell, and formerly residing in Boston.
Her maiden name was Ashbell, and she
was a native of.New Brunswick. Brown
is in custody of the Coroner ofNewberg.
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THE CITY B A N K

oIE N Elm oSE1A.
.
One the first organized under the General Banking Cav
Of the State.
VIII give immediate attention to all Collections and bl ISL
ness entrusted tit. Remtances made for Collections
day Of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncarrent Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct in sums to suit the principal points
Great Britain, France, Germany Holland Switzerland Nor.
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid Special Deposits.
D b. SCOTT, A. CAMPBELL,
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St Louis MAY 90

~ Donald Mickey, during the last ten year.
has built and equipped vessels to the capacity Of
100, 600 tons.
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PuTsAM's MONTHLY and DICKENS HOUSEHOLD
WORDS, come to US for june under now auspice
MILLER & Co., as successors 10 Dix, Edwards & Co.,
are now the publishers The new pu blishers keep
up the very neat and tasteful mechanical appear.
anos for which these popular periodicals were noted
under the old firm while no material change will be
made in the literary character ofPsTSAas The pres
ait number Of PUTsAM's MONTHLY, is capital one
In all respects. Three articles Greenwood Court
'Maeksreling in the Bay" aud Miss Galley
are beautifully and profusely illustrated. We have
two more chapters of "Witching Times and nu
merous other highly interesting articles nsw vol
ume commences with the next number
HOUSEHOLD WORDS, always acceptable. is even
more than usualyso this month. We have six addi-
ionsl chapters of the Dead Secret" which by the
way is one of the very best English Tales that has
appeared in any Magazine for long time. Their
there is variety of attractive and interesting mat
ter besides Terms, Putnam's and Household
Words, each 50 year, single copy eopiea IS
copies Sc; or both S. year. Address MILLER
s. Co. New York
The ScHooLFELLow, choice magazine foi
boys and girls, is published monthly by tho same
publishers, at 81 year, singly so cents when ia
ken IN connection with the others. The new volume
commences with the next number.
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kENosHA March LIST, 1856.

-
HoNovay's Eilis.--Publc opin on is the great
buna by which the value of all discoveries judged
verdict on this great alternative antsepc and tonic
ene founded on the testimony OF rejoicing ami grateful
thousands, is favorable throughout the world.
Sold at the manufactures No Maiden Lane New York
and No IA Strand London; and by all Druggists at 2c
e2 12 cts, and 81 per pot.
E% CAUTION!-Non are genuine unless the vt ,rds
hotOody, Neto York md LO3tdOR," discernab as
water N every eafof the book directions
each poi or box the same be plainly by h0kd ing
me teGf 10 MtAgAt han dsome reward will be gveI to
any one rendering such Information may the
lection OF any parties count erfeng the medicines
ding the same knowing the IN to be spurious.
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R. & G. A. Wrights Frangipanni,
THE ETERNAL PERFUME
Frangipanni Extract,
do Soap,
do Esomnde,
do SRchef.

do sachef.
This Elegant aud Fashionable Perfumeryi ia from the La
boratory ofMessrs r. q. A. WRIGHT, Philadelphia, Man
ufacturers of the Celebrated Gold Medal Perfumery.
For sale by F. ROBINSON,
1y4T STARKWEATIIER & co.
Kenosha, Wis.
y ~~~~~~O~-~O~-~4~~~~~)->~~
SUFFERERS with D Bladder Kidneys Gravel
propsy Weakness &c. Read the advertisement another
column headed, "Hslmbold's Genuine Preparation"
lm50
The Poetry of physic.
AYERS Pulls glide sugarshod the palate but their
energy although wrapped up is there and tells with giant
rce the very foundation ofdsesse There are thousands
sufferers who would their dstempsrs they knew
they could be cured for % Try Ayers Pills. and 20 u
will know it,
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out
Cleanse the system from impurities you cured al
ready.
Take this best CT all Purgeves and Scrofua Indigestion,
Weakness, Headache, Backaehe, Sideache, Jmndice
Rheumatism, arrangements of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels all arrangements and all diseases which purgatve
Sun.
Reader, if you suffering from any of the numerous
complaints they curesuar Inore:he remedy has
provided for you, and it is criminal to neglectit
EThat Ayers Cherry Peotord is the medicine for
Cough is known to the whole world and that Ayss PTS
are the best of all Pulls known to those who have used
them.
Prepared by DR.. }. c. AVER Lowell Mass, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. Sm5O
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IIINf' w. HVII.NH FfN I0TT Tx
SANFORD CO. Proprieters us Broadway n. 7,
And sold iy Druggists throughout the United State
British Provinces.
Solo Agent for keRosha r. ROBINSON shosg furnish the
trade at mar utGcta prices. 6m5l
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-06-13

r;ohts and frana hises viii be protected and
the only question they feel an interest IN
is whether the people of this Territory
shall have the right to express their po-
it;cal views without let or hindrance, and
whether the will of the actual majority OF
the bona fide residents is to be the law
They do not propose to embroil the Ter
ritory in another bloody and relentless
war. for the sake of keeping in notice
few individuals who, iii the storm and
surge of that fraternal strife, were heaved
to the surface. 1t is not for them to fight
the battles that are gotten up by politi-
clans, and bleed and die upon their hearth
stones. TO make few aGeverrors'' and a
few more "Honorables." Many of those
who have aleady stood up and resisted
the disgraceful invasion from Missouri,
are now for peace, and for getting rid OF
the grievances that weigh upon them in
the rightful and constitutional way-by
the ballot box.
/ No Free State man is blamed for not
taking part in the impending Constitu-
tional election, but should be regarded
faithless to the peace of the country and
his own well-being, not to express his will
when the Constitution is submitted fol
ratification by the people. Upon thi:
ground Free State men may meet, who
are honest and desire the prosperity of tho
Territory. FREE STATE.