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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Governor hopinscn on Trial.

A correspondent of the St. Louis Repubi,caa
gives some details of the trial of Governor Rob.
son, of Kansas before Judge Cato, for usurp-
ing authority. The trial closed on he 22th-
The writer says:
Judge Cato's charge to the jury IS sa i to be
remarkable document. lie told them that
# they found that Robinson had usufpcd the OF
flee Of governor of the State Of Kansas to find
him guilty.
The jury retired and weresinIsession all night
1t is now o clock on Thursday morning
4 report from Lecompton states that the Jury
stand SIX Tor conviction aud six for acquittal
The penalty for the otiense is Imprisonment
for any time under year and t1ne of any sum
under five hundred dollars
Gov. Robinson, if convicted, win refuse to
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Opening Festival at the NewhaI House,
Milwaukee

This event took place on Tuesday evening
last We were honored by an invitation, ant
complimentary ticket, from the worthy propri
etors, Messrs. KEAN X RICE, but circumstances
prevented our awaiting ourselves of the roifer
ed hospitality and ;he festivities Of the occas
ion. We see by the Milwaukee, papers that the
Festival was in al things, a grand affair, high
" satisfactory to both guests and hosts. We
see also that a large number Of our brethren o.
the press were on hand for the cnioyment-sor
ry we couldn't Lave been among them.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

PGTNAMS MONTHLY for September has come
to hand, for which we are indebted to the pub
fishers, Messrs Miller & Curtis. Since the pres
ent publishers took PUTNAMs in hand, it has
made a steady adv ance in public favor, and this
last number is the best. 1t is filed with excel
lent, entertaining reading, and much of it bean,
titullya illustrated. We commend PUTNAM
Monthly to all who like a capital companion
for these waning summer days Get it. Terms
50 YEAR
From the same pub'ishere we have the month
~ reprint OF DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS fol
September There is even more than the usual
amount of entertaining reading in this number
Thee well told tales, science and philosophy
made attractive by the magic of i pen, and in
struction conveyed in the guise of pleasant fc
ton. Household Words has long been conce
ded 10 be the the gem of the English periodical
press. 1t can be had for $500 year, or taken
with Putnam's Monthly, s., for the two
THE SCHooLFELLoW. also from Miller < Cur.
It's, has been received for September This is
the best Magazine Tor young people that is pub
ished. The matter is always original, and f
character that while it interests, instructs, ex
pands and ennobles the young mind Each nnm
Der is beautifully illustrated. We commend the
schoolfellow to all our young friends Taken
alone, its pice is ST. year, but ali three of the
above Magazines are furnished at $3.50. Ad-
dress MILLER X CURTIS New York
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

THE NANNY REAPERs.-The Rockford (IlI }
Republican, says that Messrs Emerson, Talcott
x Co, the manufacturers Of tie Nanny Ma
chimes" have sold the present season overJoHy
eight hundred Of their excellent machines. If:
teen hpndred of them have been disposed Of in
the State Of Indiana alone. And yet the compa
ny have not been able to s1pply the demand in
to about 10O9.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

ken0ShG County, CITY ~ hegVShG, Su
To HORACE W. JOHNSON:
You are hereby notified that writ Of attachment has
been issued against you aid Jour property attached
isfy demand Of Samuel Reynolds amounting
teen dollars aud hftyeght cents Now unless you shall
appear before H. futile Justice of the Peace Ia and for
said county, his Office in said city, the 10th day
September, A. d. 1851 at O'Clock in the afternoon
judgment will be rendered against you your property
sold to pay the debt. SAMUEL REYNOLDS,
Dated this, 2st day Of August A. d. 1851 3w Plaintiff
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE,
The Poetry Of Physic

AYERS Pits glide sugar,shod The palate but their.
energy although wrapped up, is there, tells with giant
force the very foundation disease There are
of sufferers who would not her disempers fhey
they could be cured for Is cts Try Ayers Pills. and yo
will know it.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities you cured al
ready.
Take this best Of all Pugatyes and scroua Indigestion
Weakness, Headache, Baekache sideache, Jaindce
Rheumatism, arrangements of the Liver Kidneys and
Bowels all arrangements and all diseases which purgatiye
remedy reah fly before them like darkness before the
Sun.
Reader if you suffering from any of the numerous
complaints they cure-suGer morethe remedy has been
provided for you and tits criminal to neglect it.
That Ayers Cherry Pecordl is the medicine for
Cough is known to the whole world, and that Ayets ls
the best of all Pills. is known those who have used
them.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER Lowell, Mass and sold by
Druggists everywhere. 3Iu59
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Terrible Hurrioane-one Man killed.
Woodland Wis Aug -

Woodland Wis, Aug. -.
About SIX q clock last evening terrible huL-
leane passed ever this Place, destroying every
house with the exception at the water station.
Mr., FoX. the station agent, while endeayoring
to Stop some freight ears, on the side track
which tie wind had set in motion, was blown on
the track, tie ears passing over his head and
killing him Instantly. Three freight cars were
blown about six rods and alighted bo;toia side
upwards wood pile Two were blown some
distance and lighted on their side TWO women
were severely, though not fatally, injured. 4
little boy was carried into the woods. lie was
found about two O'Clock this morning. lie was
not much hurt. The telegraph line is prostra-
ted fer some distance. The railroad track suS-
tanned but little injury which will be repaired
before the trains are due.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to MICHAEL
Y HOLMES and all other persons interested that the
Commissioners elected by the Common Council Of the city
Of Kenosha to extend Elizabeth street, Seminary Ad
don, east West Main street. and across block five
Holmes and Nichols Addition street on said
Addition running east and vest will meet the office
the City Clerk Saturday the 29h day OF August ns TO
determine the necessity Of taking private property for
said purpose ar awarding damages therefor, and perform
ing any other business which may be brought before them
relating thereto BY order Of the Commissioners
o. FOSTER, Chairman.
Kenosha Aug. 21st, ISL.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

Rev. J. EGAR.-We are s,r.y to learn that the
Rev. J. FL. Egar, of the Episcopal church is 90
ing to remove from this city. The citizens Of
this place will part with him reluctantly, as they
have found him to be devoted young man OF
marked talent, and exemplary Christian
Prairie du Chine Courier.
Mr. Egar has accepted the call of the St. Mat
thias (EpiscopaD church in this place auke-
sia RePHb.
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News From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The Interior Department has received intelli-
gence from d reliable gentleman and a fugitive
Mormon that Brigham Young is preparing to
resist Gen. Harvey, and that he continues TO
hold up the government of the U. S. to the Su.
lpreme contempt the Mormons
Among the dispatches received by the govern
ment, is the correspondence between one of our
naval officers and the government of Singapore.
relative TO his ordering our flag to be hauled
down by a british officer from the Dutch bark
/ Henrietta Mart, which has been abandoned bv
her officers ami most of her crew, and taken pos
session of by the master an American ship
Gov. Flundell earnestly disclaims any want of
respect to the American flag and the rights of
American citizens, in the steps he felt it to be
| his duty to take but the matter does not here
terminate. The bark was delivered to the gov
eminent of the Netherlands in India, on the
grounds that the vessel being Dutch. the Chi
nese Coolies found on board ofher ifinnocent Of
mutiny, had claim on the owners if guilty
they were punishable only by the Dutch criminal
courts,
The sale of the Delaware, Kansas, Indian
Trust Lands yielded over 1851 900
The States learns on good authority, that about
two years since an American merchant, named
/ Robinot, residing at Formosa had vessel seiz-
by the Chinese authorities, and the same act was
subsequently repeated. although he had permits
sion from the Chinese othcils to keep the Amer
ican flag flying over the establishment. This be-
ing reported to Com. Armstrong, he despatched
Capt. Simms, with directions that ae should re,
maa tuere and keep the American colors flying,
until further orders. This occurrence was not
thought by the Navy Department a matter OF
consequence, nor can it be constituted as an
adoption by this Government of a system of re-
prisals, or departure from the neutrality W G
have endeayored to maintain in the Chinese
Seas,
The oeeretary of the Navy has determined to
shorten the cruises of national vessels from 3 to
z years, Il is expected by this means that more
efficient seamen will be induced to enter the ma
tional service.
New Orleans papers of the 18th are received
The accounts of the appearance of the cotton
crop in various parts Of Louisiana continues bad
The Galveston Cicitian gives returns from 4S
counties i'll Texas. C. Runnels, the Democrat
ic candidate for governor $4,000 ahead.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

The Quarterly Meeting of the Kenosha CO. Agricultural
society," previous to its Cattle Show and Fair will be
held on the 9Th of September the Agricultural Han
It's annual place of meeting, which time the society will
attend to the very important business choosing and a.
pointing Judges ana Committees TO award premiums at the
ensuing Fair to be held the oath 18th days of September
Will not all of our members and those who feel interested
make their duty to attend and have voice in these se
ectlons
J. D. FOWLER, Sec'y
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Sabbath School Observation-Disclosures No
tice

Those who join in the excurson-especidHy the chil.
drenare requested to meet with the Baptist Metho
dist Schools, at their respective churches at half mast
seven o'clock, A. NJ. There they will he formed into
procession and will leave the Church the depot pre-
cisey at eight O'Clock: the will leave at 80. Tn,
friends will please send in their refreshments day
on Thursday evening between the hours and o'clock
at the Methodist Church. at which place there will he
sons to receive and put them readiness to be
to the cars the next morning.
~ No children unless in company of their parents
VIII be allowed to get into the they meet at
one of the above named places and be in charge of the
proper officers of the day.
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SABBATH SCHOOL
PIC MO EXCUR SION !

TNHE BAPTIST q METHODIST SAB
u BATH SCHOOLS are to haye,a Railroad Fvcnr.io,
to Milwaukee, on Friday, the 2sh inst spacious hall
viii be provided sufficient accommodate all who may
JON IA the exercises. Az train Of cars
provided, which win leave here convenient hour say
about nine o'clock, and will be in readiness to return
the close Of the exercises
All the scholars who belong to the schoolsor who viii
oec0le PEI ntdneat Sch01rs, and will present the
SABBATH Schools next Sabbath and have the consent Of
Their parents to will be presented with check that R
take Them to Milwaukee and back. Any one wle eeis
disposed to encourage the children, and participate in the
excursion, have ticket for dollar and cordial
invitation extended to such join Further arrange
ments will be made known hereafter.
Tickets can be had Smith Lines Store, Starkweab
err & Co.'S Drug Store and at Kellogg Tears Cos.
BY order OF COMMITTEE.
Kenosha Aug. 18th, 1851 Swlo
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

SCHoLL APPARATUS AND LIBRARY FOR Ra
.CINE.-Mr. J. g. Nc MYNN, the Principal OF
the Racine High School, is stated by the Jour
nal Of that city, to have gone to New York, tC
purchase librar and apparatus for the School
the former 70 cost $1,000. and the latter s500.
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vi 0FFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs.
VA For the gripping eolic inflammation Of the Spleen want
Of appetite and dyspepsia these popular medicines may
used with entire confidence in the result In all liver ana
bowel complaints the Moat medicines have never failed
Of a cure.
Sold BY the Proprietor S35 Broadway New York and BY
J. b. starkweather Co Kenasha Wis.
--~----~~~-7~-~~~-~-%~-~~~~-~
Hoilogays Ointment and PiIls.--The fam
lily medicine chest that furnished with these two
ll remedies needs nothing Eruptions
ulcers, tumors add stiff joints infaby cured by the
Ointment, and all affections of the bowels stomach and
liver by the Pills
Sold at the manufactures, 50 Maiden Lane New YORK
and pa Strand, London; and by all druggists at CSC
II l-2c., and 81 per box.
~ CAUTION Non are genuine unless the words
'HoAoardg 8eaC York and LoRdo7t are discernabs a.
water mark IN every leaf of the book Of directions red
each pot or box the may be plainly seen By 1fpo
hs tedf 10 heAght handsome reward viii be given 4
any one rendering such information may lead to
lection OF any parties counterfeing the medicines
ding the sane, knowing them to be spurious
EENAR, Pitch and Resin, constantly on hand aft
IL STARKWEATHER'S
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2ltMlht-zzaa.@ssaEsE - - CftulU.
PORT OF KENOSHA.
For the Week Ending Aug. 30, 1887.


Arrived.
10 Prop Plymouth, Dickson Buffalo, hid sugar, bxs
4 bale goods, is kits fish.
- Stmr Planet Bntn, Nlwaukee-10 bbls III wines, 10
empty beer hbls, pkgs mdz s ps cut stone, ID
bbls bulk II II Goods.
stnr Traveller, Sweeney, Chicago door window
frames, IS long bolts pkgs mdse, S bbs bulk,
10 passengers, trunks.
Cleveland, Flood, Chicagc-3 bds IRON
Brig Sebastopoi, Blodgett, River--l00m r, m lath
Il str traveller Sweeney, Mlwsukee-100 FISH fbbls
Planet Butlin, Chicago-60 scs -four, SO bbls blk
goods, refrigerator, bbls hams, bhl
pork, 81 pkgs Indz
SehT Magareta, Smith, Holland-wind bound slaves.
Heigoand Alderman, Muskegon-T5 M lr, Is m
lati, Y caps piles for Kenosha Co.
Prop Wisconsin, Hickey, 0gdensburgh-91 pkgs mdz,
l bale hides
scllr Plot, --- Wolf River-Wood
" Stnr Traveller, Sweeney, Chicago horse buggy
~ pAgs indz 10 scs hoAr, Sc bags corn, ~ bbls
bulk, 10 Pass & bag'ge
schr Glover, Kahler Manitowoc-23 m IT, 80 eds w,d
~ stmr Traveller, Sweeney, Mwaukee-15 pass bag ge
flanet, Butlin Chicago hf bbls ale, 80 scs ar
= bales leather, 10 empty beer bbls, ) pks mdz
Schr william, Jordan, Green Bay-lot fish, &c.
Prop Dubuque Sits. oswego6 rolls leather, IS pkgs
III Goods pass & bag,ge
"a Stmr Planet Butlin Milwaukee, bx ndz bf bhi n
Traveller, sweeney Chie.-10 pass & bagge
% Stmrs Traveller, Sweeney, Mil-2 boxes mds
Planet Butlin, ChicagO-19 empty beer barrels
Is bbls weiskey -
Cleveland, FLOOD, Green Day. S64 punches shin
sles, Express pkge.
schr Magnet, McGraw, Newark-T5 m IT. NJ T& Co
Prop Fountain City, (new) 36I bars iron 70 bills iron
and Oh kegs nails Balm Bro Dbl apis Is pkgs
20 smr Planet, Butlir, Milwaukee, pkgs furniture
tfaveler, sweeney, Chicago planning machine
II odis buffalo robes, empty beer bbls, 65 SKIS
four2 bbs pork, 2 bbls tomatoes bx widow
glass, 10 bbis bulk Sundries.
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KENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
EAENRaEk MIS-

FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates Of deposit cashcd Of
collected at current rates OF exchange, without othc
charge.
Uncurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold
Land Warrants orc rel at any tine .roro New
York. J. II. KIAiBALL Custer.
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aa, NEW BOOT g. SHOE ga.
7 - SToR e. ~
No. IS MAIN STREET KENosHA.

NO. . Js-At-N > 4 ks a "A El-NU-HN'
Il ID w A X l. II q E O n
IL has Just opened aud Shoe Store here he intends
70 keep constantly hand every variety that is usually
kept in Boot and Shoe establishment
STOM WORK.
Manufactured order and large assortment ALWAYS on
hand BY his long experience in the business practically
and otherw the public can be assured that all work
manufactures Will not be inferior to any mandatory
in this city EDWARD ROBSON.
August p, 1856
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ia u like to tend weddings" said Mrs Part
ington, as she returned from one in church, and
hung her shawl up, and replaced her bonnet III
a long preserved handbook. Il love to see young
people come together with the promise to love,
cherish and nourish each other. But it's SOL
emn thing-is matrmony-when the minister
comes into the chancery with his surplusiol, and
goes through the ceremony OF making them man
and wife. II ought to be husband and wife, for
itisn't every husband that turns out to be a man.
declare, never shall forget when Paul put
the nuptial ring on my finger and said: with
my goods thee endow:' lie kept a dry goods
stofq theH, ana | thought 10 was going to giY4
ME all there was III it, ! was young and simple,
and didn't hnow until afterward that ii meant
one calico dress year"
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le hropA Hen9sha, stouider, Chicago
plymouth, Dickson, do
~ Stmr Planet, Butin, ChcagoG6 hf bbl beer pkgs
Traveller, sweeny Milwaukee, pkg garden sees
Uleveldnd Flood, Green Bay cook stoves
overs, boilers and hollow-ware, 16 pcs stv pipe
pals butter, 2 SKIS potatoes, II pkgs furniture
basket plants, &c, cow
2 Stmr Traveller, Sweeney Chicego-2o bf hbls beer
wagon, 5000 lbs fish.
Planet, Butn, Milwaukee
Brig Sevastopol, Biodgett, Muskegon.
Prop Wisconsin, Hickey, chicago.
Schr Maganta, Smith, Chcago-90 M slaves
az stnlr Traveller, Sweeney, Milwaukee,
Schr Pilot, --, Cgicago, wood
hiilgoland, Ackerman, Muskegan, 8 hrki0s but
scr bdls iron, 6 pcs harness, IL bush potstous
Asks flour bbls Pork and lot vegetables.
% Stmr Traveller, Sweeney, Chicago 100 lbs pie dant
Planet, Butln, Milwaukee,
Prop Dubuque, Litts Chicago
"A Stmr Planet Butlin, Chicago Is pass& bag'ge
Traveller, Sweeney, Milwaukee, Pass2 and b.
% Planet, Buttn, Milwaukee,
stmr Cleve and, Flood, Chicago.
Prop untan City, new Ball. Chicago
81 Stmr Planet REtl.u, phicago-I609 lbsfresh fsn
. Trayeisr, Sweeney, Milwaukee, pass i b'gs
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SICK WHEAT ~ letter from Walden's
eSidge, tennessee, says:-Ihe wheat crop Is lust
gathered, but much Of it IS called SICK wheat :
lrom the fact that all WIN eat the -four from il
are made to vomit Dogs will not eat bread
made from it. and even hogs are made s;rs ~ i
| enclose q sample. Such wheat has nor been
known here for more than two years. and it viii
have 10 seek d market else where.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE,s
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke NJ D
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This Invaluable
medicine is unfaing in the of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident the Female constitution
1t moderates all excess, all distractions and
brings on the monthly period with regularity These Pills
they ory the constitution, and lessen the suffering during
abor enabling the mother perform her duties with safe
~ to herself and child.
These Pits should not be taken By females caring TIE
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage, BAT any other time they
| are safe.
In all cases of and spinal affections pain in the
Back and Limbs heayness fatigue slight exertion pal
paton of the heart owness spirits Mysteries sick
headache whites and all the painful diseases occasoned by
dsordered system, these Pills viii effect cure when all
other means have failed, and although powerful remedy
do not contain iron cal2me anthony any other mine
raj.
| Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB NOSES.
(Late l. c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, n Y .
n. B.-$ 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
horized Agent, will bottle of the pills by return
mail.
FOR sale by Starkyeather ~ Co., f. Robin son
A. f. Steele, and -. Clark ~ Son, KenOsha
and by Druggists generally throughout the United States
l3m29l
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B O a z D IN G .

Il AIDES AND GENTLEMAN can be ac.
4 commodated with day board and pleasantly fitted nm
il desired Residence formerly known as the nu-
quinn House" on Market street.
Kenosha, Aug 10th. u10:3m Mrs f. A PATTERSON
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T n { CITY 3 A NJ K
az L L NrLAS Gil

T n { CITY B A NIX
OF KENOSHA.
One of the first organized under the General Banking
ofthe State.
Win give immediate attention to all Collections and bust
entrusted to it. Retances made for Collections OF
day Of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurreut Notes
bought and sold
Draw direct, in suit on the principal points o
Great Britain France, Germany Holland Switzerland Nor
way Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
s. b. SCOTT, A. CAMPBELL
Cd@taer. President.
KEyosHA March 1st, 1856
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A CHALIENGE,-The ogle Co. (Ill) Reporter
proposes to the counties ofIUiuols that arrange
ment be made BY which far statement Of the
amount ofwheat raised in each. may be had
In connection with the proposition, the Reporter
makes the following challenge:
For our part, we are willing 10 make the pro
position that Ogle Will produce more than amy
other. ana we hetebY challenge any ana every
sister County, to q lair statement OF tGc amount
raised in each, that the matter may be tested.
This is bold challenge, bu. We presume the
editor knows what he is about in making Is
Wehaye frequently heard ogIe spoken OF as ,he
great wheat growing county in Illinois.
This fact is not without interest 70 many OF
cur readers, fo' the Kcnouha, Rockford x Rock
Island Railroad. when completed viii run
through that county .aud its enormous wheat crop
will come over it to this port for shipment to an
eastern market.
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HOUSE LOT & FURNITURE.
FOR SALE.

The subscriber DESTROYS Of removing from tI,is
- Cfy,ofers for sale his House Lot o., CTieago
street the Court House, together with the FerD
ture nearly Also a Mich Cow { Calf
FRANCIS QUARLEs.
Ksnosha, July Both, 1851. 2E
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- We learn from the Muskegon (lIichD
JoTnei, that man Of the name Of Patr,c, ohm
son was shot in that village by man named
James Bennett, on Tuesday morning Of last
week
The same paper says, the body Of drowned
man was found in Muskcgon Lake on Monday
Of last week. The deceased was not known
He was apparently q or . years of age. The
verdict Of the Coroners jury was; came to his
death by accidental drowning.
" Welearn from the Ann Arbor Lc.el Ye,yS
{; .ideeHiSer, Extra, that a citizen of that place
named Holden, was attacked by couple OF vii.
lains on the street near hir residence and robbed
Of $500, and shot,on Tuesday night Of lastweek.
The robbers made good microscope ThcirNic-
tim died Of his wounds on the Thursday morn
ing following
The sheriff Of Wash.enaw Co, has offered Il
reward OF 5000 for the arrest ami conviction OF
the murderegs.