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gtrs.-"SU,hr ult 90 al"
strin urr,.au ot scripture. Aud
,ly .luull men swear ~ ""t
gm.au.y. o. tbr pct has 81. y.
neither brave, ppli'' or WISE
Astnnll niicr s'.cariur. the WORT
,famlu 81 uutil aud b"n'r is IS
y,ni , b.. m,h. ind, u, ''Ie
rsa Vhuvud! Issr'Hre vo'"
u- to hr iu.e. dnicf ever
., unrs mtlt The ,eg ''nt
ur.rd. of Car,ee1dD'u ATTEST uie
NIt ii rrluinag mru :" .w'a' 10
Gni's uauc. ~ wasiu- ihr's 80
...,ity dc,~ud thsrrupon. q
u.upmiar, h.mscli, sne.'fy ho'l'
hn 10 ibs ,egaI renali u can. 2.
not. atl ouati uui 30 d'it'rr. >.
cry i.. ;rur yainc was attached
a. ibr ordinary Influence 81 th'
oath. we should r,ly less upon ic''
tn,onv being true because gi'F
ur,.f oath. aul mare carefully Il
i. actual crrdibility. We vcn''ir'
t. say thut iuur.ii..hs VI the Ia"
year. sai judge, Of 'he lard-,
,F,itl.af,y tura, familiar W'u
,lancrry ami criminal pur.ice'.-
regard tic ptc.eut system "i 'a'h
,akiur a. . cliei.v b'aspl'e'''oa
tarsr. l.,,icr tru.h about VII
penalties. 1t YOU p'ease. b'i' ~
ihsr,l,aa that enusslt the setip'uI
aad"sNsar not d, al.
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t'mnu's QqitInint.
cninss. Sugar Cane cal.are.

4 t.WHtH aA. 4A y hAAa "
-Yavll 6al directions in
,s..I.rei~yreabyr.ba' these.s s'n
nr ths ..adi. planting s uow @
hand. 81. pill rrsi' 10 Substance.
The chas.s So srCaa' ~elii plan
,a.l IN MAJ sayvie-e soa'A Of ihe
latitude of As.'1 v.'l ri~f ff'
eos ef,4l i.om ,b' 4nc planting; =
aaa-tbe first r-tr natures. anl ibe
can. s ea,. ilo plant viii 'rf'''e- or
.ts.to.. tom t'e eroHl pal ripa
.,,.b.- ,ot .sel before ie'' !
..,i .a..stra, mag BE- made 30 .l'
.mo ii,,ale. by planting rny time
b.ao III. middle o' jans- though
voal..., or r,tlsrl 90 81. 'ar'
ssai in ,ae zrouej . s'oH = Pes'.''.'
srer corn yaa'.fz' ln5rtinl i"'-.'
m-p. D.. rosr nvrn rnif
/ ,WlIis ,he seed remains ip 'he band
ef,hs fir. anl c9mmaals apf'ee 'oa
.slwrrm.' avas,e,i t. sa'e'I =
,',s.el ~ one SESSION eilh rgol 49,.
.s,s. ,'s,ilsserl crap = vrll as
ne mre s.ay attain their Highest s'aie
ofi.vsiapu,at ivoali repmme1h
tis,,he raes .h5pI e THREE o. even
fw,t. apart. aa3 distance oI'sa!'
,ra f-,. given IN ilie ras. draSPlns
one sr,~, .,si ia place. Let W
Ground 20 we.l cul'i,a's'. ssf fr e''n,
and ihe shoots o. stehera uhieh spring
m s,,n tie root. he al permii'ed ''
.eo 4 small portion q toe crei
.haaffbe rs,sfysi far srei. anl per
r-si,, aaai ur'il flly ma'urs'
: ssl d-v. itwouid te weil to iiuii ih'
> canes N the seed patch to one. y
an mean. psr-its, B-osa-csra. Dcs
! ysi.ars. or other plants q 'he i'm
a f,milv. 40 grow near your Cane
n r.,liiy iatsrmiass vi.h thzs sarieiis
> ssi sacctnallS ruins your seed ias "a
r pro.lneiicu Of syrup. i'eT the s'n
: reason. r-est care should te e'i'ei''
d n y-oearinr reliable see.l' as vel
i in keefiar ihsIn -.
q .tf,ef the FIRST season.. when q "
as ss7f.v e ssei shall have been So
e 81 = bette. paying syrrp er'p inay
y crown. ty olsss' planting. 1aesps
% ls,ssen lie - nay vel bs >
sh fasxd lsr-i 10 ,lsrss fre,.sail me =
u. pa, il. a. sse " TIRE every siz
~ ebss. whea eel sp.;hs siaa'ss' :
he htsi,his., plants aAeull ai9te he alia
% 81 10 saai Tae cane. When v
vonr- pre-sn,s 50 nath tie a.ps
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tsr,1frNrr y little g.r', not
t',rg years oh. while her f'ihcr
was ct..a.c,l in tsfa.ls PRAYER. i'e-
,s.i.at. to d1ubt. wrsrv ot me
sxefc -. and happily rccoiieciips
bew il slvuts embed, sutiisiilY
.b,utcl out "Ahrn.' Attcr wal.
,,urs mouicnt or two. aud obsety-
Ing that ,his proved ineil'rinal'
~ re,wstel with more cnplias'''
".Ausx.s By ai' time .''i,e
was ereepiut oTer her 'ailiel !
rnnaisnaii,e. aul noi.cias iiihi Nc
Le.i..ie,l li.ile sni heirayed .
manifest eiiort to rrocce,l Win ~
devotion. she plcasanily addict
"pa. cau't YOU sav it, J. = ne'.'-
l,.ss to all iha, tie lengta OF ths
rn,yer vss considerably s'''
teurtL
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feet A'st ! l'.''" ... ....
ln~ aHd hn'4 ~
ell. hogs rlf'',' -.
particle lea' a'iu =.
freely a. t,'y "'''.i 80 - = :. !.
Hogs ana "p's'i .'.i.'.,,..
i'aa''"s rs ".o,' t ~ t'. ~ IL
diiy - a. "" =,
imH.d tee''il,''i.' -
tog Wien iIe ''iss e'' -. -
four feet long '' ''.'
or iHur cHiai'f &" - ~
immediately P,'u'
p three from etfh s''',' ~.
) ned 70 led 'n's ~ ~.
r caceord ie Y" w. ~. 4.
ui'-. -1fs ,i 4i s-.
/. ug@ i"r i'.e y" 7.
Il ioi.cr' ia'i'.d ''"'' ''''
long atl uu'e iis's
aiiaclt - 'e "! h' ''
- but soon ia9'll l''ef VI
mall % take " i.e '.i' ~ ','
s. ob.Ir y - tisAN ~ ~, -. -,
,s cnd. q tsr rliin N''a y -. - /,
ie lg- ! cenld rass y "tSnsn .1l
u rt.lsrs. The roli'is "Is.a ~.
IN iss feet through ah' ~
+. nna,.r. Bel0fe F0''l''g ~ -
!. iug the cane, we ,uipP'u
=. leAves Oh. ahd iOuiu wv ~
!. aid cattle prv'eF'ea y - . sH. !.
= ~ fo,ller. Aiid now 'o' -! :
ing. N-eeon.''ie'i,eu ~ 49,. ~. ~
10 ing stove, and made 3 "on'.'' anu
'ep a sample q syrup y any
r.. could wish 20 S'e' hra' '"''
'sl ss thick As honey, wslg'''ns " :. =
he en- pounds to I've rs.'o'. ~ :. !"
By as ligit-ec'o'sd sa.e a. = ~, y,
ia. claiii'ed sugar ou' ''ON 90 :"
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Awfst.a The lafira Post 'sys
ifls aMa ins l9 hssf ssailli politician
Nht eHes bis ehY.e IMPORTANCE 10 tae
iaf srfrs - lte press. talt can.tH'p.
t4sasy II neWrapers afl e's.'er'
'fbsre 5 ~ stronger pruot oi tho 'li9v
,fef its prtst than he iart that y
esn r 3 saeh timber hea,is into high
pl,sss. Inc.iIy a single pull On W.
aa.e lescr can bring ihem downfssin
10 ihssr propc- lcyel--sil they ncs IN
~ i'aliy iaIl os thc.r ewa weakness
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Tho Habit or rxas y.at. q

Souc ,,i's', long 6 as c't' M
MI, cma,atts si!ritetinibe 'a''r
.ad AWAY. staining aio 'a '
=. Verbal. a+.e ridiculous anal .
a..c Tlyy az, ,ho.e vD.eh pr'es'A'
p#.t,s = moderate aud occasional
,y..c o.ramtat,hy 'P.at of.t a'
.,..irr. lc1s,tc. 90 avis
p,.a. ot 'lu5lH' .@'ln' j
,s~ m.ytvsiAa d s.. .hi In .is.an o' .uc
.L.a.ib.y lA,, ~. ,he.r laegr' .
/ ,he ..m.' ,hc appI.,aIIn1 ol o l'...'"''
p's.tsrf,fl,e MINUTES. sever i..if -
/ .1sy them alive !. ca,anan oli y
mentioned ,rluu,ly, '.stmost 'lp''nt
mdrrns.; aul vcct uf ter 81 Fever
lr..a...lasa severe 4a5 i..s1''a'
/ gia. Tie supe la.ise "a ta' r's-
.taasl viia them saam m..b h''
fn,. p.,o. hirc c.sa anil sa4..
bp.t Ga.aness ssom. 'slplgb.' ',2lai.
..,e...wrnlsriuI. 'aos.aGs.' 'houlI'.e
/ t,-,rsa in,as'. .lel s.oss. 'chr l'hf'
t.su,gA' .,c-gti 'an.shirs, anl
an he,,pue aiier,ises, ie'm On '.e'r
rp.a rar'auc'.ons aal we oi'ef Won =
a.. whit ean-ius the uirr9a cai'a'e
sfbrs'p. ehet TIE BIS tofrsh's ifsif
Now s4A large foraiaFe could b.
found A steh aaaa h'use. he'
, ,hn.e peuple repeal a story or c.f''an'
.,inr.. and ,oa caa hardly ds'sei ne
: nr.,inal. ,acy everything iamas'
!, msruil,ips ,Ias' snd kals'lo' ''f'
: bieu,iri Talk VI paiaiines. 'sriian.'
j. .l..s ,ia ,i.ee-oeud asd ogiI'a''
IS sf.s given u mere vprl'. beat ~
h ur.. tsrh,a.iiir. ty u5ishss puic
i r.r.,a alltuligs ani rsac3cas' or
y ssm.aer sunset. aii purple All =.
-, 81, aud .ng5siu. cemparcd TO 'h
ums.sr power q one y ,ho.e i'ief
- ). .u.psit.ters. We oece kspt ga a.
" ,arr, lr a lsiy danue aih-ce mile
y, vs.a .luulb rather .tady lanes. 81
- declared hfrsll 'hait deal viih Z
Il, ,;-s.atsry l,v minutes. and We len
Al. h. baddielexseiiy eleven times and
Is. b.'f i ihe end q the l9uraey. vh
nj. .l.s susllawei cider aal sandwich
-, ina mes, vital fashion. considering ;
de n,l,ieliei state u deuise. We y
Z a en,ssrtr'. cbiii. which she rush
Nc % -. ssi prsaeaarad 70 he On 'ang
Il little cherui, + bui oaf rear-ssE b
- eyes .eu1 oals reF's.ise abVa'
~ average a bread and butter desouf
the ni,l- tl.el a. sser plagued u''a'
mr. ,hea sl,s ialsrsns,l as 'bit tie t.ss
the len vas granaly s'sbiiiae,' iae'
there va. nothing Il elicit rals'
par beyond hroai csmmsr. frirFsd '
10. a plsnta,ian. barely relieved N
ioa' foreground. end -i,h = sefel
pad. ani Ell ,eilvS - s'ssliiies.
2
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u. Wllyonhavc Daily SSs''
a,Iarsv. b, 10 Mr. rar'inslcn.
Win you have daily sasl Why,
son lirls .capcgracr' liow dare yoa
.anste against a lone uoman itoni
h,mri ST.. ndorl. ! rue.s went
Is.sa fs.ly fos " poor deag insn
uad 90 complain swsa.ly when pre-
.e.l a.u with q yrarly sonl \ da''
igns. .4dsel D gone yea Aiie u
,nrt imp fnt ,Ir ID spaIaa call
ID { tao tas. 81. iaa q k'eg if1n
Sc uUdns
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In,r's ~IRtr'usH lhc SHIP
Mf IAl lHmuHaI relates
.Huti. Hur tuura 81, WN. ..'c lha
tff.wIA vhlu., ,.fe lu4rf heHnan.
mmule 1905 laHy yu4ns men ipf
matta ttsuti.. leu us.l,hs .h
M.iwuaI audjs.elnmu}
fHr .aue vH0u o. ,afpra''d ,i'
rn.e. n.ar1. uHl wire Milling :"
u re Wa.a. irt Tie Wyuis
,sfrai san hcl Nish ne s'aulnto.
',r dag.h,er la,rrt. srt refused
rut ltvts theH a'rrel between
/ fie mf,ie, that lhe fuuas men should
/ etasta America. earn money suf'iccnl
i IONA, the fare Of their swec'hear's
s4 then seai ilr them ibr girls sftee
.rF faithfully % i1.i,a u.r.t lotvs.
/ lIr smg mea iyaad employ ymeni
r,sr arsnaburg, assrd itelrmona,
snd lss. Isl. SON, laF their br.fu'hed'
llry uur poin,i.y without 'hn
,an. .nl .r knowledge % ihe!r parent 3
anI fiW days ..Hee n.fr claspei 3.
,hf la,er's arms IS hey descended
fe.tb rsss a. tllc SblTeusbarg Is
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;. There i bat oae pride par
i,a.b's-tllat Il heiur above 30.
80 bs,e OF di.honorsble acton.
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Tue 'rnhrn nu,ivu rcwrrs ~
rng gs,--Ai . ksie public 'nss''nf'
,s fa.lo.ing ..ry' fsaf vas given.
T'he ss.hsr Win gei battered vl<n
he naehcs bone ~
Tie frrs~--tln l'riFi'--srd ~
,iesals il,vsbne telmg pcwsrsoi chs
say. The ffst spreads knowledge.
the ..csrd s:,rvads mDra's end shc'
las, spreads ss.a.i'levah's'
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cw A Western sili,or. % bearing
n ssmarIea thu, persons IN / at9en.
i condition suddenly vvcul'ecv Q
,hs transactions Of Theft Hsss. 49, Z
.h.t = i.x of his slsliaiaent sslsscri-
hers xoall ,ake,o bathing IA deep Wa
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ry- A Weston ~disol thes &lIvete
htsself -" wml.f q - - nee
,.iaal N, sssIlI ~ 50
whIIs ws verc llke y ~ vssn
It 10 ,iry. that ~ sIuRe<ly - uas
the collar may t~t ts ~ =
nesr Resrrrrrssse. -
|ry finn qsis' tFssM
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
An Appeal from Taney in 1857 to fancy
in 1343

1t is said that Chief Justice TANEY takes
it in high dudgeoh that The newspapers
venture to publish and to crtieise his late outra.
geous decision in the bred Scott case We do
not wonder, fos the newspapers, besides express
ing the sentiments of abhorrence with which a
free and enlightened people receive barbarous
and inhuman dictam, have convicted the Judge
of inconsistency with his own previously eX-
pressed opinions in several cases. The last dis
covered instance is the case of Williams rs. Ash
in tile first of Howard. 1t win be remembered
that Mr.. TANEY decides now that bred Scott.
being negro, is not citizen, ana Is not there
fore entitled to sue the United States Courts
In the case above referred to, adjudicated in
l843, Judge TANEY delivered the opinion OF the
Court. He said:
This case is brought here by writ of error,
from the Circuit Court and came before that
Court upon petition Of freedom. 1t appeared
upon the trial that the petition for freedom II
appeared upon tee trial that the petitioner was
the property ct Mary Ann Greenfield, Of Prince
Georges County in the State of Maryland, who
died i'll 1924, having first duly made her last will
and testament, whereby among other things
she bequeathed the petitioner, with sundry other
Slaves, to her nephew, q. i Greenfield, with
proviso i'll the following words:-"P Provided, he
shall not cary them oui OF the State of Maryland
or sell them 10 any one in either (which events,
/ viii aud devise the said negroes ia to be free
or life. Upon the death of the testatricx, o.
t. Greenfield took possession of the petitioner
DANES ASH until December, 1889, when he
sold the petitioner TO the defendant, (Williams)
and the petitioner Tor freedom was filed shortly
after The sale
[ non this evidence, the Circuit Court instruct
ed the Jury, that by the fact Of such sale of the
petitioner the estate or the property Of the petit
uoner so bequeathed to Greenfield, ceased and
determined and he therefore became entitled to
his freedom. We think the bequest III the viii
was conditional limitation of freedom to the
petitioner, and that it took effect the moment he
was sold The judgment cf the CTcad Court IS
therefore Gfirmcd,
BY this it is seen that in 1913, according to
Cheief Justice fancy, it was constitutional for
negroes to sue in the L. =. Courts and for
slaves to receive their freedom there. We are
not aware that the Constitution has been chang
ed since lhat time, and are wiling to appeal
from Judge Tmey, in 1857, aged and beside him
self in his blind worship Of the idols Of Slavery,
to Judge fancy in 1913 in the maturity OF life,
with facilities unimpaired by age, and judgment
unwaIpod by a desire to serve political Parti-
zaHs.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FEE RI
- fasjas issued from the Circuit Court OF Keuoba 90 mn
ty Wisconsin, tn ta7og Of AoEza CsEspbe plaintiff ana
against John + Henry, defendant have levied uoo bg
following described Ees Estate TO Coumeacias %
west side kenoShA street 291 feet Of solth-rs. ,o-
ner or sT.een t6 on northeast quarter section 81 g.
iowa oae tii, tweutytlree t est sonther n On
west size O.. kenosts street 80 feet westerly about r.
90 es line q od Chcag Road, north % feet east 20 be
ginning wAh SAID r>al estate shan expose for sale and
sell o. e hS3es bidder the law directs save nd tx.
capt @ one quarter ci an acre taken from the north
side fe lands above described al the f-,t door n bs
C'urt fuse u the city 81 Kenoshs 80 said County on sat
udy Hs il day Of Nsy A. p. 1s57. between the hours Of
two ana t-ree q Iols 10 tbs Afternoon Of said day
kesesta, April !. 1871 a P TYNESFN
cw=- Sheriff CT kenusba COUNTY
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
Fgrrs-I.es~ or ELEVEN LIvEs.-Ths

FIrrs-Las~ or ELEVEN LIvEs.-The
dwelling house "a Mr. GrimShaw, near
cape Vincent, Jefferson county. was de-
~troyed bv fire early ou saturday, April
III. and Mr.. and Ms, Grimshaw and
heir six children persisted in the DANES.
On Sunday, April 5th, the dwelling of
llr. Pcouta, residing at O>wcgo was
burned. Three children Of Mr.. Peronta
ere burned to death.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
PAPER HANGINGS,

Wall and Window Papers and Bordering-the largest and
Best assortment before offered In this Market OF al
prices and qualities from the finest Sstin to the common
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public are equesed look in and see for themselves
the Inducements offered for they are too numerous 70 name
Renosha, December %, Is. HH
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

= Chesterfield said. a proper secrecy is
only mystery Of able mem mystery IS the
a. y secrecy of weak and cunning ones
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

Blinds. Blinds. Blinds !

EfFEEf variety o, Wrdo Binds manufactured 10 order
- On Short agce, sf HAdBRO0kS sash, Daor ais BIN
F4ctaEY Ia Sgsr sass VI LIty Bank.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16

Has at all times on hand in Custom House
and in Store a large stock of Imported
Wines, Brandies, Gin, etc., which he offers
for sale at low prices. Having formed
connections with long established and re-
liable houses in Europe for the importation
Of his stock, he is able to furnish superior
qualities Of the different kinds.
His assortment comprises the following.
Schiedam Gin, palm tree brand.
Champagne Brandy, pale and dark.
Cognac Brandy, :"
Rochelle Brandy, d"
Bordeaux Brandy, 9" d"
Blackburne's and Cette Madeira.
Yriarre and other Sherry.
Osborne'5 Pure Juice.
Hunt & Co.'S Port, bottled in Oporto.
London Dock Port.
Burgundy Port.
Scotch and Irish Whisky.
Jamaica Rum.
St.Croix q
London Porter and Scotch Ale.
Heidsjcck and other brands Champagne.
Ciaret Wine, in cases.
Curacao, M3raschino, Annisettc, Alb
sYn,hc, and other Cordials s.&G. d2m
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-16
Err probate--EzenO~hnC County coayt.

IN -f -tHE7t' gf 1tt <S,'ffe pf f'fhieS u Ht3TIv.
4 N READING AND FILING THE Pc
- 4s.yN ofJosephL. Iauls, ot WH5atlaul. III Keno
sha any add S,a:s = Wisconsin, and taking ro1ls
Of the >a, representing among other things that James
VI sas, Iate - he8taUd, the Seth day Of March
A. d. ISL died iutestate, leaving goods cha1es and Is
-'e SiliiH This county aud that he, the petitioner
hToatr o sa3 deceased ami praying that admin
81 Saia es'aie lt granted 90 d. d. Bacon,
II IS t'rls ri. tat said petition be heard before the
J"dse e - Court on the %th day OF Apri., A Is57 at
ten ,eack r. NJ at his office IN the Cy and County o.
Keno. I.a.
IN ''fa-t5s~ @rdsrsf, tha, notice thereof be given
re- 'c hgs II si8 decreased, ami 10 al persons Interested
ny pNbA1lS copy O. this order for three successive
weeks prior - SAID aaY Of hearing the Tribune and TEL
rgF1sfa weekly newspaper printed and Published AZ kr-
nnshs. BE- sad cg4a.y. JON r. JILSUN, COUNTY Usage
Dates, kcaoshg- Arrl >tA, 1856. 5Ies
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WAsuIEGToN, April 10.

Although the administration IS not
officially informed ofthe fact, it is under
stood that VIM. 3. Reed, philadelphia,
has signihed his acceptance Of the China
Mission, The President has rc-aPpoint-
ed Christopher Carson Agentior Indians
i'm New Mexico; and Saml. NJ. Y ost for
n similar office in that territory, vice
Mayors resigned. Henry b. Welsh, re
ccivcr Of public moneys at .Dcs Moines,
Iowa.
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STATIONERY.

Comprising every variety quality and style Of Letter Note
and Billet Paper; Fooiscap ruled and unruled,
white, and assorted coiors; Cards, Of every
description; Inks, Hnkstsnds, gold Pens,
Steel Pens. Oufls kr Re
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8n GrIrrapb.
Washington Items.

Washington, April 8.
Orders have been issued to-day, by me Navy De
partment for the steamer Minnesota ana Mlsslssippl
aud thesoop-of war Gernhnto~n 10 &c
prepared for the W est lhd'es 0' 4' a"
been designated.
The .ial.,of war Cumberland viii be the flag ship
tothe African Squadron
General SCOTS head quarters continue 10 be IN
~. yort he has rooms here, aud will visit the
CITY occasionally. lie Il no" IN the cry
vr.zutxGrox, April ST. learn today from good
tt.,;+,. +ba4 the present Administration does not
c,tirriy agree with the preceding one in their views
gls.f.in5 the proposed change in naval warfare,
= 4lifGD 10 the abolition eff the right to capture
- ships by public armed vessels, well
Lv rvafeers as laid down in Secretary Mareys let
ter prlvatceflng -,
II a supposed that our Government viii insist
upon the abolition OF olQekades-
learn also that letters nave oeen written 10 our
AIiriers already TO suspend further action on this
,natf,~ uutil they receive further instructions.
Advices received here IRON Europe Qy a lete
carncr stale ihat it l. the intention OF the british
,r.rtnnrt 70 take possession Of the island OF For
In6sa of The coast of Chma. .,-..
the subjectof Indian difficulties IN Florida ana such
measures are IN progress Us 10 ieao DeAel "4d'
their removal VIII be effected.
NJ Denoer, cx- Congressman from Cailiorhia' ana
IN Oaio ha4 been notified of ms appointment as
Commissioner of Indian Affairs II Is aaser1eu on
.l ;horitv that the general question OF appolht
,.+ III foreign ministers viii not be considered by
,H. Cabinet tor month or two hence.
Washing ton April nth.
The following appointments Of Uni
led states Attorneys have been made
\. II. Harrington, for Northern District
afUlmois; Hon. \. }. Upham, for North
ern District of Wisconsin; r. p. Rawley,
for Northern District Of Ohio.
There are over one hundred applicants
for the six land Offices III Nebraska. Mr..
Chapman, the delegate from the Terri
tory, recommended that residcnts.oply
be secured there, the outside pressure
prey eu,ing the entire accomplishment Of
his wishes.
The following appointments are said
to have been made in the District:
John C. Turk, Register, John \. II.
Patrick, Receiver for South Platte Dis
tsict; Isaac T., Gibbs Receiver.
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Comprising all the standard Works, both English and Amer
can in various and beautiful styles Of BndngProse and
'oeryHstories Biographies, Tales, &c, Bibles Dctiona-
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"A obtaining an extra quantity OF cream, at
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FANCY GONDS.

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TO numerous to mention Call and examine at
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latest and most approved standards, offered at
lss1ie Retail Of every kind and description, used in
or High Schools prices that cannot fail please
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THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHs
BOOKS, STATIONERY,

&ImEON 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
tionery and Paper Haugugs is complete and
.iEs u an has ever hefnrs been ofTared IN Kenosha
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-28

PERIUNEp RREAIH-MhRtl lady or gentleman would re.
main under the curse Of breath when by use-
ing the BA1a OF THoUSABD FL0asHs would
sweet but The teeth white ns alabas
the SUBJECT is so delicate, viii never mention
IL single drop Of tile Balm brush
last year. fss q - : no II 55.lFIlsf -
BEAvEEgL CONFESSION be easily acquired by using
the "Balm OF ThOusand FloWefsn ItsWl remove tan
and ireeGles from tile skin, leaving Of
Foseate hive Wet towel pour on two or three ropS and
wash the face night and morning.
suAV1SO n ABB EAsE-Wet your shnVIng brush In either
warm or cold water. 0FthFse Ton5 nalH Of
Lhousand Flowers rah the beard well viii make
Ing. Price only AIty cents \
W.P. FEIRIDEG : CO.,
POr sale nv =. II. LOGAN & co. .sIi-ixSss.